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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-09
Medicines.
"a READ PAIN KILLER.
RarreII7s Indian Imminent !.

rFHE BEST REMEDY EYER DISCOVERED,
torg intern OF ,sAsef hai ~ pileations III
hasIbeen foundsto eiiect tine most eSetting cures
For allfcompla1nts where an eN ternai and many
where an 1nternais aPPhcatlon rs required. the
country is challenges TO produce better afticle,
or one that VIII etiecl s1ch cures as
in the hands of Agents throughout the country.
It operates upon the system in powerful and
effectual manner, yet with the greatest safetysfr
From the name of its composition, it penetrates
speedily, relaxing contracted Cords rest rfng
the Use of Lmbsilong lyzedg restoring the
Use of Muscles hich'haye long lost their action,
from various causes. For Affections of the
Lungs, Weaknesssof the sides, Breast, or Back,
Liver Complaints, Enlargement of the Spleen,
&C., great cures have been effected by APPLYING
the 1NDIANsINlMRNT7 externally with a
few drops taken on lump of sugar internally.
For long standing Colds and Coughs and sore
ness accompanying such Affections, 1t has no
equal. Bilious Cholic, Cramp in the Bowels
and safe remedy. Prize 25 Ctss,3 or 8 bottie 81.
lfS - .I.,,ssl - 81 ~ s3e'!e
I'll cnres ;nHa,,1d atory, ana 1B,o,;s
;,S ts Rraatt Rs. ~ ans
y! ~ w! wy oaSh OF SiGe, sun Jointss AgHe
inc teS sRrshns Salt Ehsg Bruises Chill
Frosted Feet Snn Pa;ns MS
aSs, IN Inc tTc ana Limbs gene
sn;Ss, tStS ipei"S' Heauaene' Diseases OF the
ePeee' @S'
ohafes and Scratches, Strains of the sbonldeS''
STILES, Cracked Heels Ring worms Sweenv'
and lisa sure cure for the Bolts. ~ ~, =
Thelniost Sc Yere cases Of Gbol;s mi Ho+sss asbd
Cattle, have been cured by the Indian iiniment.
1t is a we'll known factFtbati tbe INDIANS Sos.
sessed knowledge of the medical ViTtnesi Sof
Plants entirely Unknown To tbe Srh;ts 1oSH
knowledge these plants 80 irnnSton. tS
kind, would have remained forever secTSt with
the Indians, had Il not been that Miss;onaries
with tasse remedies and their moda f uaanr
ton. It was by these means the sIshrdte IN
DIAN LIN1MENT was found ont. q diss s .srv
BARREIISS TSDfAN T ~ I'm FNsn ,.;.,, n
Blake's Sentative Life pills "a ali tho ,,,ed;c;nc
useiby many faSai les ' , ie ~
ted their Sirtnss vonld for = Wy Hs W.
them Agents. are Io;iS, I,,r;.;c. ~ ~
inf aeeounts Of neyy mi aston;s, sSs
formed BY it, both extornai and inteFnSi .ss pst
You have Sw Is 1sgFe y6n A9d
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1857. SPRING 1857.
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS !

d ". ?. IRWIN arc now opening beautiful
y and extremely cheap lot of Spring aud sum
mer Goods. Their stock of ladies dress Goods
embraces some Of the most beautiful styles OF De-
James, Shalles-Berage, Grape do, Tissues,
large lot of Brilliants, Nainsooks, 1aconetts,
Swisses, Lawns, 60.
History, Gloves, Parasols, Umbrellas, Linen
- =, Hakts., +. W. and Bugled Collars, and nice
lot OF Fringes, Laces and Trimmings
de would ask attention to a lot Of Black and
Fancy OOlored Mantles.
Together with heavy stock of Domestic Lin
en- and Cotton Coating, Nesting and Pant stuffs.
Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Caters
&C., which the citizens fredericksburg and yicin1
tty are respectfully invited to examine. jy8tf
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Virginia Hotel.

pY H. A. BARRON, PHILIPPE. Va,--.
- The proprietor has re-opened his house
for the accommodation of the public, and re-
specially. solicits share of patronage His no
tel has just been enlarged and fitted up in good
style, and he will spare no pains to contribute TO
the comfort and convenience Of those who NAV
bvor him with their custom.
10 There is attached to the house good sta
BILE attended by careful and trusty hostlers.
October 18th, l954-y
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Fcttern,an Rouse

by d. E. DELAY, has undergone a thorough
- rcnoyution, and been fitted up in Il good
style. The subscriber hopes to give general sa-
tisfuctfon to the public.
HIS TABLE will DO supplied with all the
delicacies otthe season, and attentive walters.
HIS STABLE is at all times supplied with the
best OF proyender, and trusty hostlers.
Thankful to generous community for past
favors, he hopes to merit continunnce of the
same. u n DEF EY
June 90, 1S56.-1y
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CHEAP CLOTHING

FL!sHs OWENS mas just returned from Bal
II timorc with large stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings, &c..
of o superior quality, which he is prepared To
manufacture into clothing of tho latest styles,
ana IN the most durable manner. Ho has also
large and splendid stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
which he will g beat the Jewsn in selling low.
His stock consists in part of Goats Of al kinds
great variety of Pantaloons, Vests of eyerv
style and quality, Drawers, Undcrshirts, Fancy
I HnI PLAIN Shirts, Collars, Pocket and Neck
AT the old stand onMain Street, opposite the
store of Charles Lewis. FFO0''S '4U
he will still continue to manufacture CLOTHING
OF goods bought elsewhere. Thankful for past
tavors, he hopes by strict attention to business.
to merit continuance of the same.
October cath, ls5s.-ly
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FAT and Winter Ss1,0ds.

MARBLES LEWIS has. Inst feIi,s,aed from
~ the East with a large lot OF soods Wild
ne WIN sell worry low for cassror country pro-
HIS stock Of goods for kenffedSeb,s wea.st,
varied and extensive /; coaslstInsR of black nd
fancy celored cloths, casshneres Ana Sestinssc
thing, and every other article Of geatieia1sa.
Ladies' dress goods in eyery variety coa.I,.
nng Of Silks, Merinos, Alapacas, Monsiips, Re.
=, large and well seleciedlot Of good Hosiery,
Gloves, &C., including Mems Back, SIX, Bes.
yer, Kid and .INoOlsn Gloves. Ladies KID,
Wocl!en and Buckskin Gloves. I.adIes' Buck
and h4u Gaunuets, &c. ,t5..tccfs a
g Family Groceries, ofths hest qaality. l,As
tI1ala"ate' e3ufenswnres dc,a .n5is5a =
Every variety Of Boots and SHOES. which Nh
oe, sold ss low as eau be sold IN the coaafryst
Stlk' straw ana other BonnetS, ,ofs The Iatsst
style. Give him call before lpu RELEASING dss-
- - ..f.tr- .4g-Sy @I~
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Union E7OVrsc.

THE subscriber takes this method of in
forming, travellers and tho public gene
in JANE LEW, Lewis county, Va, where he
would DO pleased to see all disposed to favor him
with a call. - 414'
Tic Is furnished with all convcncnccs necessary
to rendcr the visits of his guests pleasant 'nS
comfortable, and no pains will be spared to at
g. A portion Of tho public patronage is respect-
December 9Th, 1S55.-ly
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New Goods !!

WIN. JOHNSON s. co. have lust re col vol
w and are now opening at BridgcDort tLo
largest stock of Goods ever brought 70 tho conn
ty, and will keep constantly on hand every
kind of Goods usually kept in Town or Country
Stores. 1'''
Tho Farmers of Harrison, Lewis, Upshur. Rnr
bonr and Taylor counties, are requested to call
and get their fall supplies on tor ms MS low as M
any other store in tho country. A full supply of
Salt, Iron, Nails, Castings, Crates, and ever ,
lining farmers usually want, always on hand
Tho N. w Va. Railroad COMPANY havino cs
taolishod Depot at Bridgeport, for the rcccp-
ton and forwarding goods, &C.. WIN. johnson
u Co., solicit from Merchants and others nor
ton Of their custon. Every effort will be ,Pn'In
to give satisfaction to those consignino oooJS
to their care.
Our, present cash prices for tho loading articles
OF trade, nrc rs follows
e g., a A. salt AT tnil SACKS, 225
h,ANAW II ASALT, per bu. 62X
SUGAR per hundred pounds, 11GI2
Cnrrcn ne'all' 12@9l5
SPHNG1rroN 12}9gl4
BROWN MUSLIN. otitG
We do not permit any ono to sell lower t6nn
We do. NA'n
The highest market price will be given for NIL
kinds of produccin exchange for goods.
Those persons having lots of wheat to soil for
cash viii do we'll to call here before SELLING. W.
keep posted as to the Baltimore prices.
HAe conveniences at this depot for forwardinc
cattle, hogs, &C., are superior to any in the
country; Pasture, hay or grain can always be
obtained upon fair terms.
october 10th, 1S56.-1y.
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BARBOUR HOUSE.

BY D. OAPITO, PHILIPPI, Va. Tho pro-
~ prietor Of this old and popular stand, hay
ing recently m"do some improvements in his
Hot Sc would respectfully invite his friends and
tho public generally to give him a call. Every
attention will be paid to render tho visits of his
guests comfortable and agreeable. There is at
attended by careful aud trusty ostlers.
May 18th, lS5T.-1y
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Harrison House,

DNAD0cEohl3 VA
THE undersigned would respectfully announce
L to the public, that he has opened Public
House in Bridgeport, Va.
This House having been built and fitted
up expressly for the entertainment of the
public, he fools confident that he can sstisfacto-
rily entertain all who may favor him it'll a call.
HIS STABLE is large and convenient and
will be carefully attended.
Charges will DO made at all times as reasona-
bic as circumstances will admit.
d. D. WILKINSON, Proprietor.
April 4th, 1S55.-1v
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LIQUORS.

Liquors.
* B&RRELS Double Rectifed Whiskcy,
~ 25 Old Rye, (somo very choice.
Old Bourbon Whiskey.
Primo old Irish do
Scotch do
II Cases Rye Whiskey in Bottles.
II Brandy in Bottles, very superior.
grades and prices.
20 Packages Peach, Apple, Cherry, Black
berry, Ginger and Lavender Brandy.
Cask Pellivosin Brandy, (very inc.)
10 Cases Sshiedam Schuapps.
Claret Wine.
Barrels Port Wine, (pnrO juice)
25 Sweet Malaga Wine.
do do do imported
Holland Gin,
Case " Simpson & Co.'s" SLom. Bitters.
" London Porter.
Just received. and for sale cheap for cash or
FEoouSe, THOS. BLACKBOARD,
mario ON Pnrkersburg.
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United STATES Hotel

II s. CoNLEY, Proprietor, opposite the
- Court House, PARkERSBURG. Va.
This house has been refitted and many i'm
roTements made by the present proprietor, who
VIII spare no pains to contribute to the comfort
ofhiS visitors.
W Good Stabling attached to the house
sep2l
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Fresh ArlIYaI.
DIX. JOSEPH J.. CARR
AND RETAIL ORIG
AND TOBACCO STORE.

AND TOBACCO STORE,
~ Opposite BartlOtt's lIotcl, Clarks-
burg, Va, has Just received from PHI
49, ladelphia and Now York u large and
woll ,seleted stock Of American,
szAEA French and English chemicals, Drugs
Medicines Surgical Instruments Paints, OTIS,
nyostptis Yarnish, Brushes, Glass, Spices, Perfu-
ry, etc., otc. Also, a large stock Of
~ Tobacco, Snuff and Segars,
ofevery brand and quality all of which he will
tual customers. " P""e-
TT Physicians can roly upon having thoir
prescriptions carefully COMPOUNDED. Goods
arc selected with caro-. and warranted as repre-
sehteu. ~ q. 4 lnoYlO iY
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REMOVaLt

r F: cRIss would most respectfully in
has removed his store from Kinchoe,s cornes .s
" r. COTS brick building on Tarnptke street
De has just received and is now opening ons ~
the largest, best, and cheapest stock of Cot
that has ever been in this place. All who hSys
Srng money t 10 spend and produce to exchange,
cheap. aaz .ss-s .s..eg.,t.-s Ioct25 tf's
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NEEs STORE,
EsaYlY Keys & Son.

WHOLESALE GR0CERs, d COMMISSION
w. MERCHANTS, No. 2, South Eutmw Street,
b31L!tinore' Nd, will give their attention to the
sSelllng OF Flour, Grain, Wool, Leather, or any
Kind Of country produce which may be CO psipned
to their caro-, and by leave rofcr to the follow
ing gentlemen.
J. D. Wilson, Burton Dospard, Clarksburo ."'''
=. NJ. Bennett, Jas. Bennett, Mintcr Bailey.
Caleb Gale Borgess., VIM. E; arnold, RI. McCan,
dlsn' jas MS: i. JACKSON, c; S. Hurley, Weston.
d h Messrs. W. johnson & Co. Elias Lawson
NJ. Ii: johnson, L. D. johnson, G. II. A
bunSt, J: E. Shapes, Abraham Smith, John
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READY-MADE CLoTHING!
Notice.

MR.. H. w. S. RIDDEN having taken
W. charge of the working department. of nv
establishment, is prepared 10 execute in the We.
~ best manner, all kinds Of work in the line oF
Watch and Clock Making, Jewelling and Sill
versnithlng' &c. Plain JeweIry aud Silver
ware made to order. ]. II. MURPHEY.
o Positively, no credit for work.
September 5th, I856.-tf
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Clarksburg Depot.

- s 80 49, 49, 81
HE N. w. VA. RAILROAD being In ope-
10 be properly taken care of and forwarded with
out delay, should have them when sent to this
Sta tion, addressed TO the care of the undersign-
ed, acting agent. ISAAC BAKER.
Acting Agent for R. R. Co.
Clarksburg, Va, Oct. 2Slh, '5e
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SO ~ StOtCS STOVES
- Tho subscriber would call the attcn
1lsz59 ton Of the public to the very superi .
HTSf95 lot OF stoves now on hand, embrac' q
ikESR, allthe late improvements
iFT5SH Tho Cooking Stoves are warranted to
SSAA9It be better than any ever sold in the
country, and at lower prices The
Church, Parlor and Shop Stoves are of great va
TO make themselves comfortable during tho CO.
ming cold weather, can be accommodated at
snall expense: c. W. SMITH.
Cl"rksbura, October, 18th, lS55.-tf
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BIacksnlithing!

DAaIOASIHAIB IIIIR
T@ The subscribers having formed part.
a. 3rership in the Blacksmithing business,
~ and taken the shop formerly occupied by
y. w. McGinnis, near Bartlett's Hotel, are pre-
pared to do any kind of work in their line, at
tne shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms. ALI work warranted.
COLLINS & BASH.
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Livery Stable.

In The subscriber is pre- ~y1
6A-Pared to accommodate The D
pubic with Horses, Vehicles, Sc, -SIz-S2
upon the most reasonable terms. Stable an
Pike street about halfway between Walkers and ND
Dents Hotels, Clarksburg. e"u
Horses taken ON livery al reason,LI.
Horses nc all times for sale. 70,
r: a Hack is regularly run from clarksburg T q
November i 4th. SIS, VI SAVIOR.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-11

LEVY CouRr APPoINTmENTs.-The Levy
Court men in New Castle yesterday and made
the following appointments: Collectors-Wil-
mington Hundred, Jas, Stroud;, .Brandywin
William Wilson Chrstiana, J. Poulson Chan
dlet; Mil Creek, Lamborn Pierson; White
Clay Creek, Hiram Austin; New, Castle, Mn.
Herbert; Red Iiod, Ellwood Bigger: Pencader,
David McCalllsler.r jr,; ST. Georges, Thomas
II, Wright; Appoqulnmink. ii. p. Reading
County Treasurer, JAMES DeIaplaine. - Gdsttte.
or A. thousand acres Of land have been
given at Carbondale, illinois, for the site OF
The first college 10 that henghted part of Illi-
hois known as Egypt" t'-'s s'A =.
OET- The dwelling of Jos A. Harkcr. in Kent
county. Md, was totally destroyed by fire.
Loss $I600--no Insurance. l!r2'7 q 13a - -
or Rev! WIN. II iMilbdrd. the blind preach
er, is a anative'of Elk eek, Cecil Co, Md. o.
MARRIEb.-IIon Henry Winter Davis and
Miss Mamie H., daughter Of Jhog b, Morris,
Eco, Of Baltimors, were united in marriage on
Tuesday last. assalqqsa 1894! slo4aa1q al
so6y-The dwelling Of Mr. William III. Rick
ards, IN South Milford, was consumed by FIRE
on Wednesday last.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-11

THs COINAGE BILL.-The amendment of the
Senate TO the bill in relation to Spanish coin,
provides that for the space of two years it shall
be lawful to pay out at the Mint the new cents
authorized to be coined for the fractional parts
of the dollar, at their nominal value of twenty
five cents, twelve-und-a- &c. The Senate
will ne doubt concur in the amendment, which
will gradually remove the fps and levies from
circulation, and substitute in their place the
beautiful new cent-pieccs, without any loss ac-
cruing to the holder.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-11

scnool district in New Castle county wo.,.
d Third time and passed. 'eSd
The account of Henry Eckel against the g.,
was read and referred. "'''e
Fhe account of A. s. Dill against Tho 9.
was read and referred 4' "'"'O
The petition of james II. Boyce and 49,.
praying the repeal of the Broad Crcck ~
law was read and referred. '' os
The resolution adopted this marn;no
atIon to lotteries, was taken up fox, consJ "
ton and postponed natil "Wednesday nav, ia
The bill to incorporate the Star of R.,
Lodge, No. l9, of the Independen, oraa. "'l
Odd Fellows, was read third time and NJ ot
On motion of Mr.. Marshall the bin 10 rt",e0' ;".
porate the Fredericar railroad comaanv ,"'"F'
read Was
The bill to incorporate the Red kion IL.
association was, on motion of Mr.. Goodm,
ken up for consideration, when Mr.. GnSi CO. .''
moved as an amendment that the ar, b.O1'"I
lie act, which motion prevoiled. The biI, pun ~.
read thlTd time and passed the House. 20
Adjourned.
THRsDkT, Feb AN
SENATE-The bill to divorce Sarah A H. T
from her husband, was read a third t;,.a".'
passed. 1''
! The bill TO Incorporate the Stats courca :
: American mechanics of the Stats OF Del,u
was read third time and p0sscd. AdiOurn y
till afternoon.
o IloUsE.-Mr. Lodge introduced the sl,o,
!, ing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, the death of Hon. Boyman H..
!, kyne, member of the House Of Reprrsent,t;,s.
I" has been annosnced, therefore,
c Res0lred, That the members of this Hon.,
will testify their respect for the memory Of mn
deceased tellow-member by wearing Grape .,
. the left arm for thirty days
;" ReSOtUed That we do most sincerely sympa
~ thise with the relatives Of the deceased IN m,
III melancholy ailctioH.
On motion of Mr.. Cooling the House tho
ct adjourned till 3 O'clock, Monday afternoon
Smyrna times., 1857-02-11

The MISSING Boy FoUNp.-About three
weeks since we published paragraph stating
McColley's Mill, near Frederick, had gone out
to hunt some sheep, near night, during the
late snow storm and it was supposed that he
perished from the cold and had been buried be.
meath the snow. A few days since, however,
the youth was found a considerable distance
from his home, further down the State, alive
and well. having taken it as favorable oppor-
tunity to runaway.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-11

WILL OF THE Hon. john NJ. CLAYTox-
The following is the preamble, o. first clause,
of the Will OF the late Hon. John NJ Clayton,
which was probated in the Clerks office at Do
yer, Delaware. on the 4th Instant. 1t shows
the high estimate Mr. Clayton placed on the
religion taught in tho New Testament, which
greatly outwsighs the writings of liliputian
In6dels: -
(" FIRST: leave to my friends and relations
az welIas to all others, who may think my
opinion of any value. this testimonial. that the
religion taught in the new testament is the
best that has been offered for our adoption, both
for this world and tor that which 10 to come
and that Jesus Christ was the true Messiah
and will remain forever the Redcemer and Sa-
viOur of fallen man. Let this my humble tes.
tinonial stand in favour OF the Christian re-
igion. am deeply, thoroughly convinced o
its truths"
Smyrna times., 1857-02-11

DEcEAseD.-Mr. Blymon Deakyne, one of
the members of the House Of Representatives.
died at his residence in Appoquinim;nk
Hundred, on Wednesday last His death was
announced in the House on Thursday. by the
passage of appropriate resolutions and beth
Houses adjoined shortly afterward until Mon
day.
Mr., D. was in the 65th year Ofhis age. His
death makes vacancy in the Legislative body
of which he was member that will have TO be
filled by an election by the people. The Sher-
iff ofthe county, Mr. Ogle, issued his procla-
nation on Friday last, setting forth that an
election will be held on Friday next, the 18th
instant The inspectors of the last election
are requested to hold the same and to appear al
New Castle ~ o'clock on Saturday with the
returns .....--.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-11

Quick WoRK.-On Saturday last, Dutch
man and his betrothed made application TO
Squire Green, at his office in this town, for mar
rage-license, and desired that the knot
should be tied then and there, in the shortest
possible time. Accordingly, it was gone about
in a hurry, and, while the Squire was filling
up the document, minister was summoned
and. all things being ready, the parties proceed
ed up stairs. and. in few minutes, they were
indssolubly bound together for life.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-11

SMALL NoTEs.-Severabp petitions are in cir
culation in this quarter, which are being signed
by nearly or quite the entire community, re-
monstrating against the passage of bill now
to prohibit the Banks issuing notes under less
denomination than 81. There is no need 10
any way. of the proposed enactment. Every
person, we presume, would prefer small notes,
to carrying corresponding value in gold, sill
yer and copper.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-11
ssikayLssDz as8 BsLAwsREs sRAILRaAp.-I


another column, our readers will find az adyer= |
srsemsnt. giving notice of a meeting to,be held
ut Foxwelrs H.tel in this towns on Saturday
afternoon next. and requesting a, punctual at
tendance Of all persons favorable 10 the Mary.
land and Delaware R adIformhg junction
with the Delaware Railroad at the Smyrna sta
lion. zsvs suppOse,a junction here,would meet
with the approved Of our entire community
This is. the pfoper, and the only suitable place
for a connection of the two roads-the advan-
tages, &C., of which, we laid before our readers
two or three months since 1t would be nearer
market, and of less expense in construction
sfford large saving in freight aud travelling
expenses; and, in fact, have every advantage
over that of a junction at or below Dover. The
charter to this road. enacted by the Legislature
two years ago, required the road to enter the
State of Della ware somewhere in Dover Hun
ared; bat, after hard struggle, the Delaware
Railroad company has agreed to Junction be
ing made at Smyrna. and, accordingly, char
ter is now before the Legislature for that pur
pose, which is expected TO pass both House
during the present week. This road is designe,
to run from its Western terminus at Oxford, il
Talbot county, Md,-a point affording one o
the best harbors in the country, almost immedi
ately upon the Chesapeake Bay,--ts the Della
ware Railroad. The contemplated road is lit
tie rising fifty miles in length, and the compan
has already graded more than one-tiird of tn
road, and has now efficient corps Of engineer
and very large force of hands. They ais
possess the means of putting their work int
speedy and successful operation. All they as
of delaware is the privilege OF passing throug
this State from the State line to the DeIawar
Railroad, distance OF about twelve miles
Smyrna times., 1857-02-11

LEVY CouRr.-The Levy Courts in all the
counties are in somewhat of a {" fix" if we re-
gard them politically. In New Castle co., one
of the members, Mr.. HendrIckson. has died,
leaving the two parties with the same number
"A each. In Kent similar difficulty exists
owing to the illness of democratic member,
Mr. Wm Holding. We understand that there
are number OF applicants for the respective off,
ces. Those for the Treasurership. are iona
than Brown aud William 'rhShpson. OF Duck
Creek Hundred Henry Taylor ofLittIe Creek
William Slaughter and George Dixon of Dover
and Mr.. Wood of Milford, and there may be
others whose names we have not heard. The
applications for collector and conslabe's off.
ces are very numerous.
In Sussex one of the Democratic members
has a Candidate of his own, and will not yield
to the caucus nomination. and hence the elec-
has been delayed tor some days. 1t remains
to be seen who can hold out longest.