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EsInlaEi hooks.

fF'hc largest and most complete stock Of BLANK
! BOOKS ever offered in this section, manufac-
urcd expressly for our own trade. The attention
OF cash buyers is invited to our stock and Prices.
Blank Books made to order and ruled to any pat
cru. No l.G Church St., burlington. scpt2l
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A very large stock Of Manila paper rcccivin
a from the mll-al sizes and weights. Som
thin for Dry Goods, Millinery &c.-and heavio
article for llardware-Groccrs and Drul gists.-
At Mill Prc-s-at Nichols Cheap Cash Book
Store No. liG Church St., Burlington. sept2l
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The Washington }

Pen patented April 10th, 1856, is manufactured
by the only steel Pen Mandatory in America
England has drawn fromI, ), 5000 annually for
steel Pens With the consent ot the 27,o0o,OOO
OF people in this country, the American steel Pen
Manufacturing Company will stop this " how,"
The Washington Medallion Pen il manufactured
with the greatest possible care, and in its confor
nation it combines ALL the principles calculated
to produce action as son a. The quail so that the
Farmer and Mechanic can use it, as freely as the
Professor of Writing. Therein consists its chief
excellence. And AMERICA is asked to use II, in
preference to Pens Of sish OF Hcnch manu-
iaeturc,
Let American Children learn the art of Writ
ing-lnl American Letters be written-and Amer
lean Commerce-and all the vast Business of the
land, be recorded with American Made Pens,
New York May. 1856,
For sale hy Y. 4 FULLER
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New fF;nrtOn institution,

FAIRTAN, MONT.
Second quarter commences Nov. It'll 1857.
Tutlonis required quarterly, in advance,
Rev, T. y. smith, ID, President, TO whom let
tiers Of inquiry may be addressed.
$. l.. ELLIOTT. Cor, sec'y.
Trtrlv. Tu'y 10 1.ft. -
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave Burlington at 7.3O A. NJ. and 10 P. M
MAIL TRAIN connects at Rouses Point with
trains from Ogdcnsburgh andMontreal the nj. hit
before, at White River Junction and Windsor with
trains for Boston and New York, arriu'ng IN Bos-
on -earier than by any other route.
Accommodates TRAIN connects at Rouscs
Point with trains from Ogdensburgh and Mon
trcal, stops over nigh at Windsor, and connects
with trains arriving in Doston at 100 p. M, and
at New York at 4 20 =. NJ.
Tickets for Chicago, Dd,on, and tho West,
for sale at the principal stations.
h. ShERBURHE, Superintendent.
Mortified, Nov. I'd, 1857.
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Notice TO Appear.

MARCUS HULL chi''end'n County Court
JOHN BRINSDEN. SMarch Term, A. D. 1851
This was an action Of account, demanding in
damages light Hundred Dollars and was enter.
ed in said Court at the November Term thereof,
A. d. 1855.
Notice is hereby given to said John Brinsden
to appear, at the Term of said Court, next TO be
held at Burlington, in said County, on the first
Tuesday Of November, A. u. 1851,
J 5. ADAMS, Clerk
n. Pen, Atty. wl3w2
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4 CuNPILAIIp" If the Laws of Vermont IN
y relation 20 tie 7 .wcr., Quito, and LabilitiCs
Of Town Officers AMI Towns, with Forms, pirco-
tious aud legal decisions adapted to the Statgts 4
Of th' 81 To, by J. turubqm kiusman, Just pub
lisAcI aud tor allc by
tclt4u /. 4. FULLER.
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Music Music. fsusIc -
d EbEAthN TEACMER of Bas

y EAEV II, hands, boston and
Leader of the Boston Cornct Band. llcai-quar-
tiers No. (, Howard st,
WCE'S Qmdrille and Serena 10 Choir Of Bos-
ton, will be in Burlington, Vt. about the 18th Of
October, nul will r,HIm ths,e nu,ti Nprn..
Having had many earnest solicitations from N y
tduuds in Vermont, to return to them in the Fall,
! have concluded to do so, and at the same time
prevailed on some fine talent of Boston to take a
trjp 10 TIA, country and remain there the Winter
season.
our Band will number six performers, and will
furnish music either as Brass OF Orchestra, for
Balls, C1tillon Parties, Promenade Concerts, Phi
waite rNrtlcs, Weddings, g., &c, Any number
of pieces furnished,
n. II. ADAMS, Leader of the Orchestra J .
Rl,E, Leader of the Sorcnadc Choir b, ". WA.
rSHruusF, Promptcr
order, lett at ". W, Partridgc's Music Store
viii receive rrumPtattcntion, july27dAGu
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'E'hc CITY OF SQn

4 Nd IFS CArJIlEly 1rraitd's amy
"A Rev. J.. /. Rem rct'r. lIt1, GrCtion, ! Ec
Geo. = thccyor, b. Dust received Mt
u'clO HJNTlNGION'S.
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's'lsC Professor.

4 TALE by the author of Jane Eyre Chit cha
i h Of humor, wit and anecdote, by Pierce Pan
GENT Tent Life in tho Holy Land, by W. c
Prime English History, by Reed, &c, at Mich
ols' Cheap Cash Book store. july9
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EILrEE oN'5 Ladies Magazine for October,
4 at Nichols. sept2l
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Est1yfcs'.

FEW rlREINS Of the right sort and
u HAMS. which Of course, are rood-at
aurlTl&watl DEWEl'S.
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CARRIAGES AND SLEIGmS

kept constantly on hand. Also, LUMBER.
Matched Spruce Flooring, pldncd aud thorough
ly seasoned. Rived Cedar Shingles, warranted
LOG, 600 feet of Strip Lath. Norway Pine Floor
ing, thoroughly seasoned. Hemlock Boards and
Cedar Posts for Fencing. Machine sawcd Clap
boards it, long. Pine Clapbcard, planned, Is it,
long. Common Spruce and Pine boards.
Inquire at the shop of JOHN X. GRAY,
corner ofking and Champlain SITS. w52tt
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50 IAgcnts Wanted. S7I

Two INIROD CE popular, useful and rapid
. selling inventions. only 81 capital required
For IN ost liberal inducements ever offered, send
postage stamp to AGENCY, Harmony, R. I,
wl3m3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11

A AulEa' PNUNLLIA GAIIFEs, with an
L Iuir4.ut nxings,a god article Tor seryico'
just ro'aitclby A, IKOUIY, JE.
iuu.lG Bank Block.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11
Vermont Central Railroad
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Choice Of Routes for
Chicago and the West.
Northern. Western, British and U. s.
MAIL ROUTE
To Commence Monday, Nov. I'd, 1857.
RAINS GOING NORTH

TRAINS GOING NORTH
Leave Burlington at LAS A. NJ and Clio p NJ
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield at 100 A. NJ. same day and from New
York the previous day at 400 PM. leave Wind.
sor at .35 p NJ. connects at Rouses Point with
train for Montreal the next morning ana with
train for 0gdensburgh, Toronto, Detroit,
Chicago, 4 the West via Grand Trunk and Great
Western via Rome, N. Y. Central and Lake
Shore Railroads, making the shortest. best
and most reliable route from New England to the
West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Northheld
at 500 A. NJ. connects at Rouscs Point with train
for Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh same evening,
and for Toronto, and Chicago the next day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11

4 tODEY's Ladies Book for October, at Mich
- uls'. sopt2l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11
w ORKS OF THE N. Y. DYING and Printing
w Establishment on Staten Island
FOR WHICH COMPANY
P1GtChI,jss ~ .peIlisOn

are authorized to tako orders
Broadcloths, Cassimeros, Morinos, silks, Sat
ms, Gauzcs, Grapes, Barcges, Nclvcts, Ribbons,
Hosiery aud Gloves,
silk and Worsted, Damask and Morccn Cur
tains, Ladies' and Gentlomcn's Garments, straw
BOnnets, Linens, Cottons, &c, dyed and finished
in the best manner.
Silks and silk Dresses Watcrcd.
Chintz Lace and Muslin Curtains, Shades, Ia
bic Covers, Carpets, Hugs, &c, Cleanscd and Ne'
finished.
Goods restored whom possible, to Niginal state.
All persons desiring goods clcanscd or dyed, by
leaving their orders weekly, previous to the
Wednesday nine o'clock Express, can have them
promptly executed at the
PEOPLES STORE,
dlwtf 1872 Church Street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11

IIARPER'S MAGAZINE, Peterson, Graham,
L Cooley and Balou's for December-rcceived
and for sale at the Church street Book Store by
noN2l L. A. II LLEK.
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Cloaks and Shawls'

4 WELL SELECTED STOCK may he found at
"A STANlFORD'S
octl5diw Dry Goods and Carpet store.
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EI.Olls,

4 small lot of double Extra" Flour, from
n White Wheat Of this seasons growth. is oAerd
by A. 5. DEWEY,
Sept. ID. 1857.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11

HIsTORY OF TUE Spirit Lake Massacre, and
| ! of Mis-. Abigail GARDENERS three Months
Captivity among the Iuiirus according to her own
account. Price - cts-for sale at Nichols sept2l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11
Canada salt.
Sugars.

-nN SACKS coco Bushcls) CANADA SALT
= t?'y tai. day received and for snlc Wy
s,It-G NAN sIckLEN WALhER.
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EEnyc NOa, seen

ar 'TAM'5 Magazine for October. at Mich
~ ol's. sopt2t
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00lrehln SIRE I)rts3.
Terms of Subscription FOR Daily
Free Press,
rriees for AdycIlI.ing in Mold,

~ No subscription stopped until all arrearagcs
are paid, except at the option Of the publisher or
Discontinued unless by positive orders.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11
HluCsbUrSll Hotel.

F. W. CRANDALL, PROPRIETOR.
HAVING entirely redtted my house and adapt
ed it to the wants of the travelling Public,
| shall be very happy to serve all who taveT me
with their patronage. BALLS and PARTIEsaecom-
modated in the best manner and on reasonable
terms A good Live Stable is connected with
the Hotel, and no pains will be spared to satisfy
customers,
Hiuesburgh, Vt. June IS. wSm'
I TILE D0RRIT, by Charles Dickens-l vol.
I Icnmplete SO cts; vol. illustrated Sl,25-2
vols ~ mo. cloth $3.50, Received and for sale
by Nichols.
July !, 1857.
NEW BOOKS Winter at Wood Lawn, Natur-
" al Goodness, Object Of Life.-The Wise
Master Builder, for sale at
june - HUNTINGTONS.
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s,itavle agst, .vgnIs.!glas.


bnrtllA, Stella, C4,nm,,c, Crafc, silk and
La.. -aaw. ; a!.o, French Lace and silk
Manila. ia all 1c.iallc lyle, and grades, ioI
sale uy
lburlD STAMFORD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11
'E',1ck re!arics for 1873.

4 LARGE assortment, at city prices, at Mich
q OILS Cheap Cash Book store. s5pt2l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11
HarcaIaurcatc Sermon.

DUBLISllED THIS DAY, at the request OF the
L Glass, President PrAsE's Sermon before the
Graduating Glass of 1857 by
aug2S L. A. II LLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11

SHH LOCAL ANO TRAVELLING AGENTS
DtF WANTED. uu.iness paying fron $50
t, $50 por month Nohumhu: or chance bus
mo-. fc5utacu' employ uent given and no cap
ostnsc stamp and address,
win A. SIMPSON, Exeter, y. II.
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PRESS BURLINGTON MORNING,
Feathers !!
Manila Wrapping Pane

q EEsE, HENS AND TURKEY FEATHERS
IN sopt23d3t NJ MOVES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11
Carriage 4 sleigh Making

TIE OLD STAND OF JOHN X. GRAY,
4 'ORNER Of King and Champlain Streets, Bur
" lington. All work warranted of the best dcs-
cripton. Almost all kinds Of
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= OIltE.-Au kind of good looking Bank
Notes taken ia exchange for goods, at
Nov ., lSIi CHINA HALL.
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REMOVAL. REMOVALS. a!
-. MUSIC STORE

to No. 5, Bank Block, one door East Of the Farm.
er's 4 Mechanics Bank, where he has a complete
assortment of Musical Merchandise, and all goods
pertaining to his branch of business
A large assortment Of Piano Fortes from tho
manuiactoric, Of ChickerinG. Woodward Brown
ann Brown 4 Allen, whose instruments are we'll
known to be superior to any others manufactured
in this country.
Scraphincs and Molodeons, manufactured by
Prince 4 Co Buffalo, and Carhsrt g. Needham,
New York, of all sizes and patterns, and every
instrument Tlrtdut'd.
>h,o Mu0c.-More than Ten Thousand Pieces
now on hand, and all new pieces of Music receiver
as soon a, published. Glee Books and Church Mu-
sic Books Of every description.
Mr.. PusT will sell all articles low as those
of the anne quality can be obtained in any city,
and liberal discount made to Teachers and those
who buy TO sell again.
Grateful for the patronage he has thus far re
ceyed, he will spare no effort to keep complete
assortment of all articles usually kept In Musis
Store and by constant personal attention = his
business. hopes to see in his new and commodiou.
Store, ALL or MS OLD and many NEW customers.
Burlington, July Is, 1856. w3wtf
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Notice.

4 HEREBY give notice that have given my
\ son Loren 1ombinson, minor, his time
until he becomes q year, Of age, and shall here
after claim none OF his earnings, nor pay any
debts Of his contracting.
GIDEON ToMBLINS N.
Richmond, Nov. q, 1851. w3w'
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Cement, sc.
go Merchants.

A Young MAN Is years of age wishes stu
I 4 alton in store in rurlin-t'r. lie has ht,
Hb.Lt s!H years cNpc'icacc. Be,t of r,.c., uccI
given. I'd ,rc., |rouc wcef
HENRY CLAEE,
orlottttwlY West puu tacy.Nt.
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T-lW LAYER NAISiN&-,ory nice much
= below Ia-t y.aIs pr'.#--iayc lH,' ain q
DIS Lls.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04
Valuable Mill Property
FOR chJIT


SsS The subscriber offers at private sale
I,I his valuable Mill Property, situated ON
kla.-Athe State road leading from Smvroa TO
Dover, ana four miles from the former place
TIE MlhL-ElOUSE is 40 by 46 feet. and 3
stories high, with two Water. Wheels and tbroo
Run OF Bnrs. The Pond is large and furnishes
water Suhci'nt for running the Mill, except in
'he driest season of the year. This Mill is in
very me running ordcr--In every respect we'll
htted up tor merchant work, in modern s,vle -
aud Is doing heavy business, having the cns-
tom OF wide range Of country.
1here is new Steam EGrine, of 90 horse
power, attachcd,-recently erected at a cost of
T3'OU0' with aPpurtenances,-w is in first
rate condition.. CS3" Since the erection of the
Engine the property has paid TO the proprietor.
alter deductlng expense of both mill ana farm
work. an Interest of Ten per cent. on 100000
Connected with the Mil, is A FARM OF
II ACRES OF" Land, with a good Dwelling.
necessary Out.Buildings, and two Tenant,
Houses thereon. This Land has been reprot-
edly lined, and is in fine state of cultivation
OFOne-third of the purchase money will he
required on the execution of the deed the
balance can DO arranged in easy payments. to
suit the purchaser.
PERSONS deslrous of examining the propertv
may call upon jas. Evans, residing ON tbe Same.
or on the undersigned, in the town Of SMYRNA
mug 20 o. JOS. HOFFECKER. |
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04
STORE in WEST SaaYRMA.
' arlctlcS, Groceries, Provisions,
&c, &C.


n III. subscriber would inform the nuIi.
R..,E that he ha, op"uc .lev Sor, III, ro,
Nlaha5. mercc street, West Smvrna " here he !. .,i
ing aud viii sell al the very lrwc,i cash
prices Sugars Teas, Coffee, Alolasses Cheese I,,I
liams' Shoulders, PIchcd Pork Dried Beef. FlA' sal,
Candies Soap, Soda, Starch indigo Blue. FIOf'Rj,r
me parfe or pound, superior C"rn MEAL l,r iaI.l,
use, pure PIckeilug Vinegar only II; ~ 'It y
iohtcro, Stgars aud Snus Of Tie best hr,i.d,: con
~ llONAkl. Cakes, Nuts, Frulls pure Lemon an,
Olncr SYrnls' Dress trimmings. Fancy SOAPS IIa,r
Olls, CulOghes, PUnadcs-iine EXTRACTS, Ladies' T,.
caps Collars, Undcrsecves, Handkcrchlcls. Iln,,r,y
Gloves rams GaHers, Boots, Shoe > Silk Thread III,
ION rms Needless Laces, Combs Brushes Broom,
m Wooden. Basket and EarIh,nware
Will supply any of the cilizc.s with WOOD.,
short notice il they will leave rher orders and I,,
with me '' '"' ''>"
All bndS OF COZ NTRY PRODUCE ROTGITT y,
inc highest prices nr cash ar an equivalent m ,,
TRUST here Is dead-Bad Pay killed hun.
J. r. WILLIAMSON.
je24-1y West Smvrn, Dol
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04

Our home is sad without thee,
Our hearts are sadder vet;
Our thoughts still cling about thee,
Aud love will not forget!
We know that thou art lying
Where the willow shades thy head;
We know we saw thee dying
But we cannot ih ink thee dead
Our son thou vert our only
What hopes wehaI of thee;
But nOIv lite seems SO lonely,
And half heari-broken we;
But we how, with humble spirits,
Beneath the chastenng rod,
For we know ih@t he inherits
A mansion with his God!
Shall we murmur, in our blindness,
That he was taken in his youth!
Hath God not dealt in kindness!
Is He not Love and Truth?
Though our angushed hearts were breaking,
We would pray, Thy will be dane,"
And say, to soothe their aching,
"It is we'll with thee, our SON.
Onr home is sad without thee,
Oar hearts are sadder yet;
Our thoughts still cling about thee,
And love will not forget;
But we know that we shall meet thee
Where sorrow comes no more;
And we hope in Heaven 10 greet thee,
When this dream of life is oer
LAURA.
OF ST, Louis, Mo, formerly Of Kent CO., Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04

WOODLAND REAM."-Pomude for
Beaut0ying the Hair highly pcrtumed. snpe-
rlor to any trench article imported, and for hal
the price. For dressing Ladies Hair it has no
equal, giving lta bright glossy Appearance
1t causes Genllemen's Hair to csrl IN the most
natural manner 1t removes dandrif, always
giving the Hair the appearance of being flesh
shampooned. Price only fifty ceMts. hone
genuine unless signed.
PETRIDGE q Co., N. Y, Proprietor of the
"Batm Of Thousand Wotsers."
For sale by ali druggists
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04
H4Hsaisay 81 EsEakiAtOn'S
CHEAP BOON STORE

a4Haadsay 81 EsgakistOn'S
CHEAP BOOEK STORE.
BOOKS SOLD AT Prices TO SUIT TIE TINES
ALL BANK NOTES TAKEN AT PAR.
The following Useful ard 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. 5vo. Price ~ O1
Proctor's Illustrated History of the Crusad.s
containing over $50 illustrations vol syo'
.. Price 81 90
Stork's Illustrated Life of Martin Luther, I6
ll.nstratloSs. Royal Svo. Price, 81 80
Miss Mays American Female Poets, with Bio
graphical aud critical notices and selections
from their writings. Octova edition. Nine
- stGel plates Price, So 90
DR.. Bcthune's British Female Poets, with ,I3Io-
graphical and critical notices and selections
from their writings. Octave edition. Nine
s'eeI pIalc"' Price, So 90
Watson's New Dictionary of Poetical Ono,o.
tons, consisting OF Elegant Extracts on eyerv
subject, compiled from various authors. and
arranged under appropriate heads. Octave
edition. Nine steel plates. Price, So OO
WeId's Sacred Poeticll Quotations. or Scrin.
tnre Themes and Thoughts as paraphrased
by the Poets Octova edition. Nine steel
plates. prco 90 M
The Women of the Scriptures. illustrations
on steel. Octave. Full cloth, gilt back.
Price, 81 80
Scenes IN the Life Of the Saviour. Eight il,
Iustrations on steel. Octave. Full cloth.
gilt backs. Price 81 50
The Christians Daily Delight with ) iIlustra-
tIons on steel. Octave; cloth, gil: backs.
Price, 81 80
Scenes in the Lives of the Apostles, with eight
illustrations on steel. Octave cloth. @ilt
backs. prico u
Scenes n the Lives Of the Patriarchs and PRO.
phetS. Illustrated by steel plates Octave
cloth, gilt backs. Price. 81 50
GTead Inducements 10 Agents.
The most liberal inducements are offered
to Agents
10 engage in selling any of the above Books
or the numerous others published by them
Catalogues, with teams, furnished UPON apnIi- |
cation to LINDSAY g. BLAKISTON
Publishers and Booksellers.
20 South Sixth street, above Chesnut
VIII Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04
Miscellaneous Advertisements,
BRicK-MAKEMG, Painting,

fTliE linde rsigned would respectfully inform the
public that he is prerored 10 fill at his Brick.
yard near Smyrna Landing, orders for any amount OF
iiard hed SIretcherS, Samun and all other kinds of
BRICKS, except the pressed" at the shortest notice
lie will also make and burn kilns in the country when
desired; 63- lie also continues to carry ON the
PAINTING business IN all its branches, executing
work III superOrstrla. WILLIAM McAFEE
SmYInn, Del. AprIl %. 81
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04
$lO0 Reward.

My Dwelling having been burglariously en-
tered on the night of the 10Th 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 tha may lead to his arrest, will be literally
rewarded. John CLOAK
Near Smyrna, Oct u, I857.-4t
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04
Steamboat BALLOON.

I827.-FaIl Arrangement.
F.y AON and after Monday, Sept. l4tb tbe
kss4 ~ Steamboat Balloon will leave Smvrns
Steamboat Landing, for PhilodeInhia,
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI6AV
Morning, Returning the Alternate Days-toncb;nc =,
Deakyne's Landng,' Port Penn, Delaware Civ snd
New Castle, going and returning ~ anu
Stages from Dover. LopsIc aud SMYRNA connoc,
win the Boat at Smyrna Steambot LANDING Tona
Point. FREIGHT nj the usual low rates -'0"s
yl-tf WM. s. RaT1 C.,,.;,
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04
TO THE PUBLIC,

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
Tie public generally, that he inteucs to run
Baggage Wagons q 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.
" lie 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 10 merit
and receive liberal share Of the public patron
age. EBENEZER ITRTY
Dec. Is, ,"5j-tf
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04
SEED WHEAT.

OF the BLUE STEM WHITE variety. "A
superior article, weighing 90 lbs. to the bushel,
FOR SALE at HorFRCKBR's Mini. Will
be given in exchange, If desired, for wheat of
different kind. Apply to Joseph HOtecker,
Smyrna, or to James Evans, at the mill.
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04
Huber s. GodGrey,Auctiomccrs,

No2lO North Seeond ST., above Arch. Phila aIelphia.
SALES Every Evening during the Week tAlopday
- evenings exceptod) of Fancy Goods, Combs
Buttons Cutlery, Musical Instruments Watches,
Jewelry, Plated Warts) Dress Patterns. Je; Goods
Philosophical Apparatus, Pormonnaits Pensers, Pa
per Hangings, &c. 81. ..r-.. t.....
Sr CoDsgnments solicited. jel06m
Smyrna times., 1857-11-04
The Smyrna Academy

VIII commence the Fall Session Tuesday
Aug. 25th.
TUITION per Term of Eleven Weeks;
Eng branrhe% $500 Embroidery, Gold,
HIeek' Lai'h' french Silk d French each 90
or herman. each 200 Tapestry Crecian and
nook'keePIIg. 800 Tuiled work, each 300
ehCh drawing, 300 Leather Work, 300
MnhochroanalIc Draw Wax Fruit loon
ing ana iainlmg, 300 Wax Flowers, 1000
Watcr-coIor Painting 800
No deduction for less than half Term. cv-
ceptlng IN cases of sickness.
n. 2nS. n q. PASsi N: bAss. a; B. Teachers.
Smyrna, Aug. 1857. aug26.