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DURDY't NATIONAL I II EATER-
Il Dr,.s NIe.es s.ns PIT L. oehsssa Cian 50
selts-THIS kNENlSG:
kROLlC OF TIE FAIRIES
MGurk..........G l. FcN MAtu5k. Mss EA.hA~sy
SCHOOL ~ Al UrROAR
Master Bobby l. FCN Mss Hrr.r-
WEALTH AND WORTH.
FNc!s H~Tay - X Allen Bjdy o Brcn Mss Herr .ng
psruE the evening sewers Dsacss-
rI'HE BUSY B's-BROUGHAM al BURTON's.
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URTON7s NEW THEATER.

DURTONs NEW HEATER.-
ID MONDAY, Fcb. =.
Tho Mausrer has much pleasure ~ stating that
mr. JOHN BROUGHAM,
The popular Comedian and Daas - engaged hrs ard VII
appear Monday rs partsD'flis BTlgfuIdey
tn he Comedy, and appcAts with hr. Burton ia
A PECULIAR ENrERTAISMENI,
which heinz De BE- understood
M,s FOLLY MARSHALL VII make her lIst app Gauce
since her sickness
MI BURTON in capital chAra .teIslob TAornbcTy In
III, CONT dy with Mr. BGoushau th' Entertainment
MONDAY-ThcC Comedy . OUR WEE.
With Mics Polly Marshal, Mos Louisa NSrsbal No.
F.sbcr. NJ NJ Smith &c.
Iolman's Comedy Of JOHN 81 Ii
D,Ins b. suodcry MI Broushaw Job TnornbeIy, Nr.
Burton P.rgnne Mi C. Fisher Dan NJ Sct-Ac.i ll,,.
Bu,gIuddcry, Mrs Hughts
Daucins and The Entst ohoi~e Of Orchestral MGt-.
7, conclude viii aycTy Hugthble
DUALITY,
III lch MI Brolgbam and dr Barton will exhibit then
raj
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4 Mccllns of Proper., .oM ncr. aud Rs.idcnl.
PETER COOPER,
y. n. (ONkLlNG.
VALENTINE &. HALL. Ntommlitet.
} r. COLL,
IlAI lONh

Pursuant g AhOvV IOcC ANU W gtuorIcu Astubtd ~
thc above place "Wednesday Evening as number
sTkc with indignation of The scheme o. cstab 81 Iuc OF ON
nihuscs thrugh those Streets utterly opposition 60 She
snhes Of those mot Interested SeNtS TesO.lors CJuGVm
ssioIy II THIS plVltct we're passed
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II NNI.T Nv NI-NtN''T4 w "H'''1.I
.i-y property = sna! House, new tonrs'ory HOUSE
.iNdO WIN = thc modern Improvements ~tAn"h very de-
..r.tl e-uear lfh -. ard IN A.. Apply - ,,,.,.
JOHN : kELSO. No - W lham a.
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IO Il SAlE-A tue COT Nlhl SEAL 81
L STAMYORp Conn sut - " u Of FiSSr-RArE
lAND.ti hsrrta'v situated 81 Pre- Village Ut STAN otd
Gown W b. sci - e. than its value Inquire Of ; T.
TOV NSENp n - Ns-',l.'.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Charres for Bueiness tflen.

NEWSPAPER for SALE.-A Weekly News
~ p-r.r and JOB OFFICE ucAI Nv Nork vi b. si On
-asv -spst- ere prefer = gong --2 '-eI
b..irss. Aclre-s FREE SOIL r1b.ue Otce.
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RedI estate for Sale.
CoR SALE-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT.

i within 80 bour u New ,tk Including Saruitu Norses.
Car ssss A. Tue House sarrse Bath Msier Coscs
RAus- & Appy ~ HOMsR MORGAN. fness NJ )
Metrors-i-An Bsuk HuiisR AWll
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- No. GA biCsdvHy near HoustOn-st-
Doors optn a. "a O'Clock the perform Will commence with
the Overture al O'Clock.
THIS Monday E\ ENlNG Feb =. 1857,
NV ANrEltAN DIANA
MARNS b RTH DAY,
VIII le uc.d ht:e In lug tiis
drama the MapSsemert has pleasure 90
eApttssu. h, b, pv that ths pay ulsfa r yue o ar
heart il -ffusses wA Tho selfish passions vii pr1vc
Ac,cyat hAt.cs Il tus establishment. l has been
selected refinement, uaUrA Ne euiueuy Pc'cA
dcop M IL faithful portIA;ue OF Amen noncs, sut
characters who by SIT ufc, often mpAr sa-'s 10 hc
aid comm sud The admiration of society.
Sh I'D the put.' eutourast the Management 10 ths step
toWs1d Amen dramatic .et4- Of hgo ori"
will be- pTso well - pleasure, 20 coni.t @ The 'ItYa
fhIlNr llN1rlauilN
the foster r. carc 81 pare .ud ''tucd = .hhc 'as,c
Musical ShLtCToNs AND LAtkA htt>E SchoTri>,i.
To conclude, fol ftr me- tue, win comic jTAnA ru'td
LITTLE TODDLEklNS.
Supported bv Mrssfs. & WAratrl-l ~ 4 smith, Burnett
Nrs " H. smith Mrs StoddAIt. and Ms Al. Clifton.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24


| NEW RoAD.-A new road is being opened il
fAPPoqulnlmnk Hundred, about 3 miles abov,
1mErna' y commencing at the farm of Abel J
1ofter y and extending to the farm of Gideon E
hothweil distance of % miles TO the intersec
''oIi with the road leading to Smyrna landing
y W The site of the post-office al Berrytown
Neht county, Del, has been changed to Eel,
'on station" Robert w. Reynolds has been
appointed postmaster.
=, W a new bridge has been erected across
DlacK BIRD cr> elk in Appoquinimink Hundred,
under The supervision Of Thomas Scott and Ja-
COD o'aats' members ofthe Levy Court.
07T Philip Meadows, formerly of this town.
carries ca on the Coach business extensively at
GeorgetownT4 Roads, Maryland.
G[ On Thursday, the 25lh inst, , pic mic on
an extensive and magnificent scale will be held
at Pleasant Point" on the Indian River. in
Sussex county.
G2-J. & s. Hand have sod their mill with
three acres Of land, at Noxenlon, in Ammo
lnlnimink Hundred, to Edward Silcox. for "a
DO0 W.T.
" Shpbuilding in Boston is very DULL
The shipyards are almost deserted.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

WILMINGTON AFFAIRs- Walking The Plank
For "a little something to do,'' last week, 9
great pedestrian, named jackson, undertook
TO walk one hundred successive hours, on a sta ge
III the Odd Fellows Building. to gain a wager
of $500. The promenade commenced about :
o'clock Tuesday evening, and, during its con-
tlnuance, the spOrtive lords" of Wilmington
were much exercised-the room being well at
tended by the curious, who cheerfuly paid a
shilling each, to witness the performances
the interest becoming greater as the hours grew
less. The walker, who was allowed only two.
and-a-half minutes out Of every twenty.four
hours, to take nourlshment, recruit his energies
&C.. from fatigue and want of Sleep fell sense.
less about noon Saturday.-atter Journey OF
eIghty-nlne hours,-lOsing, of course, the wa
gered sum. On Friday. however, he eyinced
strong signs OF exhaustion, being partially de-
ranged, and having, in his delrium, jumped off
the stage on severnl occasions. AT first, it was
thought, Jackson would not survive the effects
OF this undertaking, but after the lapse of dav
or two, his consciousness was fully restored.
and he "about" as usual. Rumor saws. he is
yet bent on accomplishing the feat. Queer
people in This world! j..
81. Andrews Church.-A new organ of
superior tone, has been lately placed in this
church,--under the charge of Bishop Lee. II
is said to be decided improvement, and the
ladies' of the congregation intend. holding a
Strawberry Festival tomorrow evening, with
view of raising means to defray tie expense of
the same. The Sunday School Anniversary took
place on Sabbath last. Quite interesting. we
understand. Nsss va ~
Pic Nc Parties, in Wilmington, seem 20 be
" all the g" at present-among all classes, old
and young. Large companies of ladies, gen.
temen and children, resorted to the different
groves neighboring the city last week.-but, in
many instances. the dampening smiles of Plu-
vius marred their pleasure. They'll try again,
may be. Several Sabbath School Pic-Nics are
announced for the present week e aa ,..5 ...5i
Neio PrisOn.--In the rear of the City Hall,
large pit is being. dug for the imprsonm ent
OF dogs runningst large without muzzles, until
redeemed BY the owners paying fifty cents, or
released or dispatched somehow. !" by authori-
~" This is dogged geod law, and would
work admirably 10 other regions in Della
ware, ~. .r,,'.''.. .,S... iFy I'd ,assi "A
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
SMYRNA PRICES CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.
II ? Medical Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the Board
OF Medical Examiners tor the Safe of Della
ware, will meet at Almonds Hotel, in the city
OF Wilmington, on TUESDAY, July 7th, proximo,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of granting
Licenses to Practice Medicine and Surgery in
this State, &c.
The Board is composed of the following gen.
tlemen, viz z:-Drs. John Merritt, J w. Thomp-
son, II. f. Askew, Jas. Cooper and j. F. Wilson.
OF New Castle CO; E. D. Daley, Cove SauIs.
bury, "A. II. Sanborn, e. a. Cowgirl and r. H.
Clark OF Kent; Hugh Martin, I'll. F. Willis,
VIM. Wolff, Sr., Jos. McFerren and John Mar.
tin. of Sussex.
E. d. DALEY,
June "a, '0I.-2t. SGc'y of Board
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

IHE Army WORM.-IhIs ter Ible insect has
Tor the last week or ten days been committing
the most fearful depredations on the cereals.
and more particularly on the fields of grass
which are now ready TO be harvested Nearly
all OF our exchanges on both the eastern and
western shores of Maryland, are complaining of
their numbers and destruction. They have also
made their appearance in the fertile meadow
lands IN several parts of our own State. Scarce
"a blade OF grass is left in a field through
which they have PASSED. One paper speaks Of
held ct wheat which had been estimated to
yield 1000 bushels, and which, at the time of
writing, was supposed to contain that many
bushels OF the army-wOrm They appear to-
rise simultaneously 10 different paris of the
country the first intimation of their appearance
being their ravages.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

FIRES CAUSED BY LIGHTNING Tuesda,
night of last week, the dwelling of DR.. Charle
ferkins' near the Head of Sassafras, Md, wa,
struck by lightning and consumed, together
with furniture, clothing, &c. The kitchen and
sitting room, which adjoined the main building
(ail frame)' strange to say, escaped the fury OF
the flames, though no special effort was made to
save it. No insurance. ...
We learn also that the dwelling on the estate
OF the late Jno. M. Price, near Warwick, Cecil
county, Nd, was struck by lightning on Thurs
day evening, and burned to the ground. Loss
$1,000. Insurance $5OO,-in the Delaware
company. r.' u
The house of Mr.. Jos. V. Hoffecker, near
this town, was struck last week, but not seri-
ously injured. The lightning rod was first
struck which conveyed the fluid about half
way to the ground, when it left and took to the
building, but did little damage, besides tearing
'f the Notwithstanding.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24


FCrNAM's MoNTHLY.-The July number oI
this monthly commences the tenth volume,
and the publishers. announce some important
changes. The magazine has been enlarged,
and larger space than heretofore is devoted
TO miscellaneous and entertaining literature
| The preprietors will feel themselves at liberty
10 select appropriate material wherever it can
be found, making suitable compensation to the
authors where selections are made from for
eign sources. The object of the arrangement
ls to make the best possible family magazine
from the productions of the most eminent con-
temporary genius, talent and hurnor.
The number for July is quite interesting
leading off with an illustrated article, entitled
/" A Season at the White Mountains" which is
followed by snme fifteen or twenty other racy
and attractive papers. New York, Miller &
Curtis.
V}7 Messrs. Bowman & Elliott advertise
lot OF Threshing Machines, Mix's Horse. Pow
ers' &C. They have number of them on hand.
put up in good ORDER and farmers here can
make advantageous purchases. Mlx's Horse
Powers are too well known to need any COM
mendatiorf at DOR hand. They are also agents
FOR Rays Reaper, which is highly spoken of.
Mr.. JnO. r. Williamson advertises a large
quantity of Varieties, groceries, Confectionu-
RES, &c, at his store in West SMYRNA.
W The "Crusader," published at Cincin- {
latl, Ohio, and edited by Gen. S. F. Cary. has
'een changed from weekly into monthly of
2 pages. We know no better medium for
emperance reading than the " Crusader
terms, $l.50 per annum-clubs OF ten, 81
ach.
GIr Our thanks are due to General T. Tilgb. v
ian, Chairman of the Committee of ARRANGE.
lents on trial of Implements and Machinery 4
IF copy of the clrcuIar of the National Trial B
Reapers, &c, at Syracuse, New York, in \ :
ly, prox. B
" Oar correspondents "Medler" ciycs B
me good advice, which IN ghr prove profitable.
needed.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

THE " TIMES" is published Euery Wednesday. By
ROsr D. HoEFEckER. EditO, and Proprietor. at The
Temperance Hdu. Smyrnd. Del.
TERXS..SUBscRIPTIoN.- year. 81 so IN 0dpanCe,
or s9O0J not paid till end Of the year. No paper
d.sroatinnef UnH all arrears are paid-Oniy al Me
sSiiOa Of lte Publisher.
ADVERTISING For eUery square Of IL lines less first
Insertion 50 cts.; each subsequent insertion 25 Cts
Liberal arrangements made WiM yearly aud half
ycarly aiUerttSers.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
Valuable Farm for Sale,

THE subscriber will sell at private sale, the
FARM on which he now resides, situated ia
Maryland just over the Delaware line. on the
road leading from Smyrna to MiIngton, adj
joining the lands of Mrs. Lydia Haze, James
Hazel and others, and containing 22D ACRES,
more or less About half of which is it a good
state OF cultivation. and the balance well set
with TIMBER. For further information apply
TO the undersigned, on the premises
i Je24+lm! ireste 'i'aWM $. SMITH, -
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
The Charges are moderate
FOR SALE.

ONE of Archamboult's superior PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES, of II to Is horse power,
VIII be sold very low, if applied for Immediate.
ly The superiority OF these Engines consists
IN the ease with which they can be moved from
place to place, requiring no bricks or mason
work to set them; and also great economy in
the article OF fuel. Enquire of
s. e. MASON,
BerrytOwn, Kent CO., Del.
Or editor of the Delaware State Reporter.
Dover, Del. hI1.3t
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
FARMERS and Threshers

w WE would respectfully call the attention of
farmers farmers, and Threshers, to our unrvalcd MIX
LiohSE POWERS, which, for strength, dura-
omI'y ana ilght-workng, cannot be surpassed !;
our combined Threshing & Cleaning Machines
a'g diSo excellent, being built of the best mate
riul; Ia combining strength, durability and SIM
P'G"y' Ihese Machines thresh fast and clean
~ anu can De had at Less Cost than any others
co"'alnlng the same amount of work Nume-
tous certificates can be produced recommend
ing them to public use.
manufactured and for sale by
BOWMAN q ELLIOTT,
je24.-4t Commerce q Snvrna DoI
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
BARK WAETED-

lie Undersigned wish to purchase large
quantity OF SPANISH OAK, WHITE OAK
ana BLACK OAK BARK, for winch bph
prices VIII be pald, delivered at their Tanuery.
Railroad. PETERSON g. MTSTAp|,N
April 29th. lrJ7
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

DiscaAcEFuL-on Saturday night last, or
rather Sunday msrning, about one o'clock.
mast terrible cry of Gre aud murder. was be, "a
IN the central part ofthe town, which aroused III.
quiet from their slumbers with the impression
that something awful was going on. The crowd
was dispersed by an officer, who attempted to
make arrests, but was successfully resisted
Such actions are outrageous at any time, and
particularly SO on the Sabbath. Nothing more,
however. than we might expect--under the
circumstances a.s 5e.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

Z Z EE E3R nc

THE greatest inducements that have yet been
offered to Peach- Growers, Farmers and
Dealers in Fru,s,who have, up to this
time, been compelled to 90 to
Philadelphia or Baltimore to ..
procure their Baskets
We offer to supply them with superior ar
tce Of Fruit BASKETS, of ali kinds, at a
lower price than they can be elsewhere We
not only manufacture them constantly, but are
commissioned by some Of the most extensive
establishments in other places, and are con-
stantly receiving large quantities from them
We will deliver them at any Station on the
Delaware Railroad at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms. 0"TYOu will
save 80 per cent by calling on the subscribers
before purchasing elsewhere. All orc ers prompt
ly attended to. Remember,
c. B. & A. w. ARCHER,
aD8 6m) West Commerce st. Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
BRICK -MAKINC, Painting,

&C.
WE undersigned would resaectiuIlS inform tho
l. puhlIc that he Is preuared IN IN n, h,. ~,
yard near Smyrna Landing, orders for any amount nr
iiafd Red Slrelchers SamOn and all other k,rIs NJ
No eNcelh me " pressed nI the shortest notice
ne VIII also make and burn Kllns M the country when
Iesifed; VI lie also contluues to carry ON The
PAINTING business IN all lis branches. exccuting
"Irk III asuperIursivc.. WILLIAM MCAFkE
Smyrna, Del, April Z9, 81
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

SUNDAY SCHOOL PIc-NIc-On Friday week,
the Sd ProximO, the Sunday School Of the
NJ. E. church, as well as the various other
schools in this town, will repair to an adjoining
grove, there to spend the day. Preparations
are being made to have joyful day.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
HYcENIA E.#i HOUSE,

COLLINS Beach, New Castle Co., DeLY
This superior Summer Retreat
and very eligible WATERING PLACE bav.
ing been well renovated and thorouuhlv ft,od
up tor the entertainment of visitors, the sub.
scrber would announce that he is now pre "a rcd
TO accommodate large number of guests with
all the comforts usually found at trst-class Sen.
Side Resorts
Situated Immediately on the Delaware Raw
at point peculiarly adapted to the pnrposc. the
HfGENlA HOUSE is attractive to persons N
delicate. health, who are desirous of enioyinr
the benefits OF Beach trip md the nylrora,,n,r
Salt Water Bath,-as also 10 f,mIlIes and others
wishing 70 experience seasons of unweari.d
pleasure.
A new DANCING SALOON has been erect.
ed on the premises, and the best MUSIC Is IN
constant attendance. A BOWLING ALLEY
Is also IN readiness, for the enjoyment of ppn.
tlemen partial to healthfu exercise: and Good
BOATS on hand for the accommodation of p,r.
les who may wish 10 engage in Sailing Excur
siOns.
The Charges are Moderate:
0FBOARD, 500 per week, SI.2j por dav
or oO cts. per meal. Horses attended to by an
experienced Ostler,-at usual rates.
10 conduce to the enjoyment of guests every
attention will be given.
PETER CARR, PRopRIEroR.
June 16, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
FOR SALE:

100 TONS Peruvian GUANO;
1000 bushels best Ground Plaster.
10000 bushels fine Lime;
Building Stone, Brick, Stone Lime, &C., regu
larly kept on hand, by
GEO. w. CUMMINS
Smr-na, March 81, silly.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
D / E D,

On the 18th inst, in Philadelphia, Timothy
Z. Raymond, aged So years.
On the 10th inst, in Philadelphia, James
Frazier aged II years
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
VALUABLE
Real Estate at Public Sale

THE subscriber will expose to public sale,
at FoXwelrs Hotel, in Smyrna, on THURS.
DAY, the 25th of JUNE INST, at y O'clock
T. NJ, piece of valuable LAND, CONTAINING
% ACRES, situated within two and a hall
miles OF said town. The Delaware RnlIroad
runs through the tract, and makes it very desl-
rsble for trucking, the guilty Of the soil beirp
well adapted TO that purpose. The Improve
ments consist of good one-story house and
well OF excellent water. Terms made known
at sale.
June II, 81. EDWARD r. DICKSON
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

CAMP MEETINGS. will be two camp
meetings this summer near Camden. One for
Camden circuit, in Combs woods, within halt
mile OF Camden; the oihe-, of Willow Grove
circuit, near t1c Almshouse.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
III A R RIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Ruth.
Jonn ii. Price, Printer, formerly of Baltimore,
Md.' TO Miss Jullann Chambers, Of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
E " ~ Nm HCMS On

RAY g. cos American REAPER AND
MOWER Ne. l Machine-combnes so
much strength, having substituted Wrought for
Cast Iron the simplicity OF this machine has
been acknowledged by all who have seen it,
Having dispensed with cog-wheels and crank,
the moving power propeling it is attached TO the
driving -wheel, which, by tile aid ola sliding. bar,
at once connects it to the knife. Friction is there.
by done away with and power saved It's whole
performances is simple and complete,-no ways
liable to get out of order. While working,
the rakes sits on spring-seat and delivers lhe
grain at the side, leaving clear track for the
horses We request Agrisulturisls to call and
, BOWMAN D. ELLIDTT,
je24.-3t Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

FAIR WEATHER On Monday, we had
g blow out " from the westward. which dispersed
the clouds and has given us fine weather. So
much rain in June has not been known for mnny
years We heard trader who had been keep
ing account, say on Saturday last, the 2Olh. that
rain had fallen every day but thee in the
month.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
A SADDLE

WAS taken from the back of Horse he i.
longing to the subscriber, while standing m tbe
street on Monday night Any person return. g
ing the same to B. l.. COLLINS, in SMYRNA. or
the subscriber at his residence in Appoonln,-. I.
mink Hundred, will be suitably rewarded. 80
tt..... GEO. ID. COLLlNS. g. 4
June 10, 81. =,
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

6T We were shown yesterday a stalk of
o''s' only partially headed out, taken promise
eaausiy from the field Of Mr.. Lewis M. Bell,
which measured feet. dit AAa "'i"i :
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
CarpenterS Wantnd

FOUR lOurEevmen ilousc-( ,arpen ars ,,o,.oJ -,
medlaleiy, by the subscribers I'M
May 6. '51-tf Sn,+,'a ia,
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
STORE in WEST SMYRNA.
Varieties, Groceries, Provisions.

&C., &C.
NrISSA ! HE subscriber would inform the public
pI that he hns opened new Store on Com
HnIa merce street, Wes Smyrna, where he is daily
receiving and Will sell ut the very lowest cash
prices Sugars. Teas Coffee MOlusses, Cheese Lard
Hams. Shoulders PIckled Pork. DSitd Beef Fish suit
Candies. Soup, SOdu. Slarch Indigo Blue, FLOUR by
the burreI or pound, superior Corn MEAL for family
rnre Pckclng Vinegar, only l6 cents per gallon
TubaccO, Segars and Snus of the best brands; CON.
fECFlONARY. Cakes NUS, Fruits pure Lemon and
other SyruFsi Dress Trimmings, Fancy SUups Hair
Oils, COiOgnes, POmades-iine eILacs, LADIES' Dress
Caps Collars, Unders .seves, landkerchiei Husiery
Gloves Fans, GalIers Boots, Shoes Silk Thread Cot
ton, Pms. Needles. Laces, Combs, Brushes Brooms !;
lin Wooden Basket and E0rlht uware
| will supply any Oi the cIllzeSs with WOOD at
short m"ce IL they will leave lbeir orders aud cash
Wuh me.
All Elnds OF COZ NTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT at
the highest prIces for cash or an equivalent goods
TnUsr here is dead-Bad Pay killed him.
J. X. WILLIAMSON,
je244Iy West Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

DEDIcATION.-As announced previously, the
Presbyterian church in this town, war reopen
ed and dedicated to the service of Almighty
God on Sunday afternoon last. Owing to the
absence of other ministers, expected to be pre-
sent, the dedicatory services were conducted by
the Pastor, Rev. J.. G. Murphey, who performed.
them in solemn and impressive manner. The
Rev. Mr.. Rankin, of Middletown, preached in
the evening. Both afternoon aud evening, the
congregation was large. In regard to the
church, we eau but reilerate that it is decided,
handsome.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
r E N 0 Y A L.
New VARIETY Store.

VNHE subscriber wishes IL inform her friends and
the public generally, that she has opened new
Variety Store. on MAIN street. opposite the Post
Office the house recently occupied by the late David
%ummlns, Esq, where she intends selling, Cheap for
Cash, such Goods as the following, viz:
Gloves, Zephyrs, Calicoes,
KNIT"ING-YARNS, LACES. Worked. COLLARS
and the numerous other articles usually found in
Trimming Stores; together with hCONFECrIONARY
OF various kinds AlsO on hand, large assortment
Of Jenkins TEAS. j. t..fr
ANN FARSON.
Smyrna, Del, March llth, 81. "'1 II .f
Smyrna times., 1857-06-24
SMYRNA POST OFFICE.

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APRIL 18th, lSJ7.
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