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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
For Safe or Rsu5,

fNHE BUILDING known ss Wesley Chapel, .
L with the furniturr, is ole cd for a,e, II not
soid soon WI 'a let pcrulslen;iy, 'or pubic lee
lures eunSey &c.
Also, for SAFE rent, the thr' 81 ny Store and
Dwelling house al .i1tna toset ner with the furri-
tire low in the dwelling house known ~ part u
FORESTS Bio k, Perry street.
Apply to JOHN FORREST,
Junel-dlw No. :, FORESTS slock
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

B- 1t viii devolve upon the legislature
of New Hampshire, which meets next
month. to elect United States Senator for
the senatorial term, commencing in leSo.
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" ID Il; III II n. IL Y N
--AND-
Furniture WareT0Oin.

III WFNWs' W Uk u WIN
YgNH UNDERSIGNED having taken the store
/ room N - Perry st. th"rwn'. Bock) Is nosv
pr pared give his strict personal attention t. tn
uni rtskirg bu.in as IN all lis branches. 4 iaiee
and handsome assori,nrnt Of Cuiiins every descr!p
ton constantly on hanG Including
Inc, Nctogann, Black Fainaa, W6rry, 81.
Uesrse and any requisite number Of CArrisstS
furnished 10 ORDER. Coffin plates of variety Of pat
terms neatly engraved. Particular attention is cali
ell to his new AMI complete stock Of
Furniture.
Having n work stop connected with his wsrorocfn
he is prepared to manufacture to order all descrip-
ton OF Decks. ward robes, tables. &c sc. large
oriment of gilt and fancy buildings hand suit.
able for LOOKING glass and picture frames.
shsre OF public patronage 10 respectfully socitd
ApY1d&wtf ID HANTJ eTT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
lAatc (assc1,

GRAY. .....-.............. 49, Wn strr.
vISHE FANNY HAIRS and KATE CAssEL will run
i regularly between Rock Island. Davenport sif
all points above 10 ST. Pau making sure connect
tions at Gaiena With the following boats, which "H-
pose the Hnnesota DALI Packet Line 70 81 Paul,
leaving Gal.na 81 10 O'Clock,
Steamer Northern Light, r. Iodwick, Mst'ef
northern Belle, J. y. Iuri
City Belle X. Lo'wok
Granite state, IL. Gttt'i
Gaitna, Iart1n, "
Alnambra, Mc1 lre,
The Fanny Harris leaves Roc Island and Dsvfn-
port for Uacns every Monday, W tGntsd.J ana IL
dGv st o'cook A II.
Returning leaves Ga,ena Tor Rock Island md Ia-
yfnpsrt every tuesday, Tfursday an shiurd1y 8
O'Clock NJ, connect - with The ri-her ht' Nh.ft
leaves Immediately tie arrival CT the Fanny la
ris, at o'clsk p u.
The Kate ca sci leaves Rock I,laDd and Daveti.ft
for dialogue avery Tuesday, Thursday aud SATURDAY
At O'Clock A NJ
Returning, leaves Drbuqur for Rock Island All
Davenport on nday. Wefnc-fay and Ffldsy a.
O'Clock d. connecting with K'okuk md ~. lair
Packet B. n Campbli, which eaveo On srrYal u Tie
Kat Csss,l at o'block N.
These boats will give through tickets TO al points
above 0ae1s to 1T Paul, will also receipt fof tf'iRht
~ ali OF the sbsy p.iptr, And i'll psy particular al
tention 10 the delivery OF the same Pas,ef GER ana
shippers eau rely upon the strics'st p"ncuaiy, -
these boats convey the M and must leave promptly
at the hour 10 mike their come ctops.
n B.-TLese boats arrive every evening o. Fulph
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS n PFEyTYhAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J II. LAEGLsY co,
POwARS d CO.,
Agents, Roek Islsnd.
W.. GROvEEBERY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch21-dn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

ss- The ErdmgeiiSt state that the Ger
man Methodists in the United states nam.
Der 81 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
GrOrc2' - Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
495 BROADWAY, N. Y.

1913 BROADWAY, n. !.
-INHEaE Machines are now igstlv admitted "a he
1 the best IN for Family Sewing, making
new strong and elastic stitch, which Will NOT rip
If every fourth tch ID out Circulars sent or
eppiiestio by letter
J.C. Washburne. Agent,
Junel-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
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Furniture.
Sprinydalc Garden.

DLANTS for sale-Swtet Potato, Cabbage, Toma
10, sc. Orders LEFT at the old stand O; y & q L
Burdick, Perry street, below Second will NEE, with
prompt attention.
All kinds Of ea;aoies in season
apr50-dtf c. RIrRDICK
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

Thousands vi Rolls Of Wall Paper
FROM TEN GENTS AND UPWARDS,
For .SuLe in Lots to Sust Purchasers.
DORDERS Firebosrd Prlnts Tiester Ornaments,
ID window shaaes, cod Transparent and besutl-
full Paper Curtains, psin, green, Blue. tuh ana IL
CURED. very low price,. We are Phliait phs Pa
per Hangers and hang ever style OF paper. Who
would be with bare walls, when you Can nave your
houses papered and made comfortable for = trife.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Papering
done in Q style not 10 De exceiied.
Please call on Second street corner OF Rock Island.
SHEPHERD d SON.
July23d Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers
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practical Pen,s,onsh;p.

This department Is under the direction 81 the Princi
pals 7. W Ev- md 8. s. T,p.on, who give daily
so. 3 IN Penmanship. embracing i systematic .,yl
ii tptsti,u. P,,siRcss IIyiff1a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04
Canada Liquor store.

Just TeCefVeU
80 Cases Brandy. direct from Cosnac vint, $780,
IL bbls H,bber.'s London Porter, [Pintsl
30 Gases Boothy 3 Ledev.ck's Gin. lAe1iseSsdl
A full assortment u Cigars,
Ahs.nthe, narsschtno, Curacao,
Anise Cordial, Ayac Punch
And forfsale By \. SASAA0 w
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The only Full Course Mercantile
College in Iowa.

Il is the design Of the rroprietors OF these Colleges
70 spare 70 libDr or expense, in aorsir.s the most
adequate fs itirs for young Gentlemen To qualify
themselves Tor various rosronsit poslios n iife
IL C~usa - IBstrnctten - as thrrou.h AID conf
rle'-, prart.cA. that ~ Any similar Institution
il III Union. Comprising scientific AM practical
exercises n
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TER 1ES--S'ayahse on entering

For full Mercantile Cout Sc intending I'll, depart
inert ~ 10. keeplng, .ectures anf Per manship,
time unlimited NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40
For "a isssoas business writ ins,. 5
For unlimited course business writing, ....... 10
Any further jpformatson will be given with plea
sure on apyli ALTON The IL ge, or BY sending for
Circular, which VII be f,i, nished gIatuiLously by
return mail. AdCres3
DAVIS II Upton,
may12-df Peoria or Davenport.
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Dissolution.

NyHE late nYm OF Myers Morrison, surgeon Den
i tists, is this day dissolved.
Q. 4. MO1RI1oH.
Davenport, February 20, ID ~.
HyHR underuisned viii attend p ths Winding ~ q
the lsse nvm, ana continue thu procession, q -
ala esanA, osenad otrsa1, betWs1o bsa11 - Beny.
M nersans Who ase indeetad, VIII $780, I'll -
sse1ie. fTsaae-atfl = y ~.
6.vpnpW4. 1ob10asy 1I ~
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.epeciGl Locfstrcs rja nc deiiUered occdsioadt'a
~ u. .tteWt h M @actlst ooi.Lray. th!cA tcN TO
ne, > the pltliic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-04

dig. % Block, cor TAIL and Perry SITS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
wesleyan Fciaaa5c COLLEGE.
WILMINGTON. DEGAwARE

Chartered with full Collegiate powers, furnished
WIN extensive Apparatus. Libraries &c. and having
,ul Board OF experienced Professors and Teachers
offers TO Young Ladies superior facilities Tor acquiring
u complete education i's
me Buildings are well ventilated lighted with gas
l alu nave ROOMS lof bathing on each floor. The do
mestlc nrrangen cnts and the general d,sciol,ne r.
sueh as 10 secure, as far pOssi6le TO all the boarding.
Students the comforts Of home and the retiring inu
t+Vh, U SuiuVaed Is,i ana Chiislan ianlly Circle.
ulion IN studies Of The regular courhe I50 Der
DRAWING Painting. Music and the NJ dern Inha1nges
extra. ~" A''NS""SeS
The Next Session will commence yvrDNLSn,v
the FIRST or SEP GEMBER
JuiyS9. 3S-2m JOHN WILSON, President.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
= a n CY FUR s,
For ladies and Children.

JOHN FAREIRA g. CO. No SIs fnew M, ,
MARKET Street. above Eighth, Philade lphia -Im.
porers. Manufacturers and Dealers in FANCY FURS.
Tor Ladies aud Children; Also Gents Furs, Fur Col.
lars and Gloves. The number of years that we have
been engaged in the FUR business. aud the general
character OF Furs. b" for quality and prlce is so
generally known throughout the country that VIC think
Is not necessary for us 10 say anything than we
have now opened assortment Of III RS. for the Fall
and Winter Sales, OF the lars est and most beautiful
assortment thai have offered before to the pub
Ilc Our Furs have all been imported during the pre-
81 mt season, when money was aud Furs much
lower Than al The present time and have heen manu-
Iaciured by The M Isl COmpeIeGt wOr&men wo are
therefore determined sell eH such prices as will
continue to give us the reputation have borne for
years, thai IL, tO sell good arlIce Tor very small
profit.
StOIekeepers will do we'll 10 give us a call ms they
will find The largest by far 10 select from la
the city, and at Inanul ulacturers prices.
JOHN FAREIRA y CO,
No BIB Market street. above 9Th, IN ilad'a
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
P z r S @ N a L.

o. After an absence of some weeks Cover
nor Wise returned to Richmond last Saturday.
His health is much improved by his trip to the
country.
W The President has appointed Andrew
Jackson Smith, of Texas. consul at Lagussa, and
James +. Magurr, consul at Melbourne, who
is resident merchant there, vice MIR. Barr, de-.
ceased.
o. Mr.. G. p. r. James, late British Consul
at Richmond. leaves on Monday next, for his
station at Venice.
OF Horace Greedy is to deliver an address
at the county agricultural fair at Harrisburg,
Pa, OIL Friday of next week.
o. Col. J. w. Forney will deliver the ad-
dress at the Cumberland county, Qu.) Agri-
cultural Fair, October 18th.
0.5- In the sixth district in Illinois, Major
ThOS. l.. Harris has been nominated for Con-
gress by the followers of Douglas.
o. The venerable Mrs. Tazewell, wife OF
Hon. SIttleton Waller TazeweIl, died at her
residence at Norfolk ON the 10Th inst.
o. The Hon. Amos. A. Lawrence was nom.
mated for Governor Of Massachusetts by the
American Convention by acclamaion.
o. Henry w. Howard Esq, for many years
naval officer of the port of Charleston, died on
Thursday week.
0(~T Mr.. Peabody returned to London on the
9th ult., in improved health, after visit oil
five weeks to Vichy, in France.
05- The democratic convention Of Peoria
ILL.,, on the 9th inst, unanimously nominated
Mr.. ]. w. Davidson for Congress from the
fourth district.
0EF Judge Douglas and wife were among
the visitors to the agricultural fair at ST. Louis
last week.
6T Daniel Kraber is the " Peoples" candi-
date for Senator in York county, Pa.
~ Rev. Z. D. Mackey, pastor of the Presby-
terian churches Of Snow Hill, New Town and
Pittscreek, Md, died 9th inst.
o. John Mcdaniel, Esq, has been appoint.
ed Notary at Chestertown, by the Governor, in
place of K. A. STAN, deceased.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
Very Superior Talbot COUNTY
FARM FOR SALE.
On Tuesday, the 28th of this
month, lScptcmbcr.l

shall offer for sale the Court house in asiop Fans
icy wool containing BOB Bel ACRE>,-l1Gi he.
ing cleared Land, and III l-2 fine White Cak TIM.
BtR LAM, IS acres of the uIter being d.,arLr,,
from but near 10 the mann body and as II has ne, ,er
beGn cut upon II Is particularly Valuable.
FAUoLEf is situated upon branch of Miles River
ana pUssesSes good Landing Ii Is distant nv v.anr
about TWO miles from the Sei mbual Wharf al Miles
itlVer Ferry, and pubic road which passes bv IIe
arm leads 80 The sad wharf IN about lhe same DIS
lance EaSlon Is mile and f.aslun Point Wharf
miles distant, Ivy public road Whir! p,sscs !ono tJa
Mh"ie front oi The tIrm. 1t also uIlhin II ruI, n
me "teaHbOal Wharf on the ChupIuuk at DpIrr
rcrry Besides the very excellent SCHOOLS in Eoslon
'hefe Is PRIMARY School either side of The Farm
each being Hl oui mile mile distant There i. = Srnn
'rst ahd Saw Mill IN EnsoI, and another driven bv
water pO"er, distant about mics
The lICaiUn OF Tins Farm IN res uc,t Ia llo ,,,,,
o"h churches schools, NIeaIEhOai landings and aills
-ahu Tor extensive iruIt growing, II has peculiar nd
f'"tses III respect 10 sO-Ihe protection from srs
ny surrounding l"r"Sis aud lis proximity to the pr
Jecitd Kallrold from EasOn, aid to Steamboat I.J
rlcd 10y waIcr '' In "o 0i'-
THIS Farm has produced some of the heaviest cr,,.
"i wheat and corn That have hccn grown IN t,;, cui
", AMI as II has hcrn Guilty ltcu for MANY aars IN H.
most APPROX td manner by JAS. \ GUldsborough Esn
ana bee II Limcd,-lhC fences, drains and luv ,,,,,,
hrihs Clean and IN prime order. the whole condition m
lhis iarh Is hOl cNoelCd If cquued by that of any
IrIn III tins county. -!
The DWELLING is Of Brick and sniied for an
"Ncsecr or Tenant The negro quarter which Is OF brick
can De ul lii good order at small expense and Il first
rae o'r ana corn house erected ON il last \ear
Lac ems OF Sale, arc-Oue-luurlh of the purch 80
h"hey cash. The purchaser sil:ng notes secured by
hor'g"se on The payable M three equal instalmeuIs
win interest from the day OF sale IA H. IS and ~
months ~ -
M. TiLGlIMAN GOLDSBOEOUGH.
r'' Agent.
~ b'-Ihe subscriber. or JAS. n. God ,borougl or
Mr.. Jon PluInmer residing on lhe farm VIII, 7, ",
ad II ii should not he sold will bc offered tnr ROM
lor the next year, Oh the above named lay. MrG.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
10 the Ladies of Kont County.
"MOUNT VERNON RECORD"
a F0pcr pn6HShed an QHartO Form, lie frsi OF
every month, at Fhitadelphia, PENN.

every month, at PhitddeLphia, Penn.
chIet purpose 10 which the d" Record will devote
iSei ls The advocacy of the noble cause of The Dur
c"ase ol the Washington domain hy The MI Vernon
Ladies ASssclaion OF The UnlOn, to this end il vii
seek To hcle aud stimulate exerUns IhrOup hout
portion ol The land. We a blessed and favored
peOhIe ana IL behOveS us 10 yield some louube vi
dece al lhere does exist within the popular heart IN
all It's strength and power. and gererous nalri
ls' 'hal needs only an OCCASION, call, II command
To manifest itself in ready zeal 10 ben forward lis
cOnhirys glory and lis cOuntry'S good
Inc Rlount Vernon Record " Will pIVe each month
such ueals III regard To the Ope raiuS ui the Ladies'
association us may seem 10 interest the pe0pe, and
direct their minds To more earnest i,I tb,t
great ana rommeEdablc purpose ii seeks TO iOacconIplish
IL VIII contain n we'll collected series of thouuhis
sentiments ana Opinions upon Washington as IhrV
nave Dee al various times expI essed by Inasl min Is
ana Will be Repertoire vi historical matter
Tag To the country and ni interesting shiers anec.
doles, &c illustrative pt the Father of his ConnIrv
ana nose noble comparlOt spirits who SO learlessv
pll2u win HIM III the struggle for our In,e ennudanc
us cOuils VIII also cOnIa poetic and msce
u's 'latteI Wth isis 0 names contributors TO The
Fnnd and for the Gold Mounted Washington Portrait
anu through whose patriotic influence sucb names
were collected. ~
Frlhted handsomely upon fine paper il will form in
the lweIVe numbers volume Ui mo>t Interesting ma
leral Tor agreeable reference No adyerlspmeuTs nor
United IN It's columns.
great good viii he obtained nv evervono su bscr;b
ing for the Record as all over and above lis rs
VIII 60 To the ad OF the Mount Vernon Fund
Terms SLOO per annunI, invariably ia advance
Address, 5 F. WATSON,
"AlOunI Vernon REGARD -
For Mt V. l.. A. orIhe U Ph,it ''"
July %, 'jS-Gm
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
James Hziftoas.

ESn96af VA DEALER, 1903 Soulh Second st. below
h#NM Chestnut. aud S2i Race ST. above Eighth
VEsaA Philadelphia keeps a choice seItction az m"
=, very finest TEAS and C0FFEES im,mrIel. =
haviag been engaged for many pears in the en Bnsi
hess, hls iacuie. Tor purchasing la the best M ,rkels
'4I" W. ), Lh2 "
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
WANTED, Immediately,

A sober, steady MAN, with moderate edu.
cation. and with good reference for honesiy,
Gp take situation in the Lumber Yard Of
JAS. Il. BLACK, where constant employment
can be had, with sure pay,--and from which
am compelled to retire on account of bad hea llh
Applicants will call on Mr.. Black, at his office,
IN the yard. CHRISTOPHER X. EVANS.
Smyrna, Sept. 9th, 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
A Rare Chance !!

TO any person wishing 10 enter mo the MERCAN-
TILE BuSl NESS, in good locaiioA where bust.
be done; ia large and cOnv enient Siorehouse which
Tan be hal tor term of years If desired un opporlu-
ny Is now offered. % Stock OF Goods Will amount
TO about SS'oOO. TERMS Oue.third cash, the bal
ance IN two payments of one and tao wears. secured
by bond &c. For iurlher Iariculars ou re al ,lls
oihce' July ~, '5S.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
IL EAL ESTATE

OF which the late Thomas II. IIorsey and Mrs
Ellenora llorscy. died seized, consisting of
l. The Brick House, or Parker nronertv
situate IN Mllllngton, on Cypress street. adioin.
lHg The lands OF John +. C~cy and Il. G. KmO-
gold' Esqs. The lot contains about 10 or II
AcTeS' Inc Dwelling Is a large two.story. in
go"u repair, with fue back Building and
htchen; stable, carriage house, &c. The vard
Is hlceIy shaded, with the best well of wafer in
inc town. The garden Is tne aud in good or.
der, aud well IncloSed. The situation is onc of
The most desirable in the place. This propertv
Is under perpetual insurance. in responsib,e
office.
q The Yellow House, or Reese Property. n
Two story Frame Dwelling aud Kitchen. ,r,toI.
erdOle repair, with stable, Carriage house. &c
There Is good garden attached 10 this proner.
w. and adJo.ns the Brick House property above
described.
8. A Frame Store house, on Sassafras streci
adjoining the property of DIR. VIM. b. Crane
). walls, aud others. The stand is an old and
desirable one for mercantile business, beiup in
the centre of the said town.
a. Frame StOre-house, on Cypress street.
adjoining the property of Messrs. John E. and
Thomas Stewart. This property might. with
Illtle expense, be converted into a DWELLING.
D. Known as" The COmmOn's Lot" "contnin.
ing about Acres, on Cypress street, and run
ning back to the river. The soil is light and
adopted to the raising of early marketing, SC.
u. About IL to Is Acres of Meadow Land.
situate IN Sand Town, in Queen Anne's county.
adjoining the property of Messrs. r. s. Rolph.
E. f. Massey aud others.
The Terms of Sale, area credit of six.
twelve and eighteen months from the dav ofI
sale' payable IN three equal nstaments, with
interest from the first day of january nexr, to
be secured by the bond If the purchaser, with
security to be approved by the Trustee.
john Loe' Esq, will show the property to any
one desirous of seeing it.
~ GEORGE VlCKERS, Trustee.
ChestertOwn, Md, sepI6.ls
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
Ms Stoves! S4oves!! SsOyes!!!
~ Industrial Stove Works.

No 33 North SECOND Street, opposite Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA
fINliE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
L the Pub.Ic generally lla. he has taken The Store
al No. 33 North Second slreet here lie will be pleased
To his old customers and friends
lie has now II hand splendid assortment nC Parlor
Hall Office Store and Cooking STOVE of the latest
aud most approved kinds, at Wholesale and Retail
WM. &. NEMAN
No 33 North Second street, Philadel;hia
B-GOur particular attention is invited TO ME-
GEES Patent Gas Burning. Warming and NentlIatina
Stoves Tor PariOrS, Offices, Stores Halls, Cars tc
which lor eronomy, purify Of air. and case Of manage,
IAcAt' has iIn equal. w &. n.
9cfOdd Castings Tor all kinds Of Stoves, on hand
Sc clG-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
Trustees Sale.

BI virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court
OF hent county, IN equity, the undersigned will
expose TO pubic sale, TO the highcs bidder, on
W EDNESDAQ, Oh OF October, I85S, at II
o CLOCK, A. NJ, at The Tavern-porch of Mr..
jane Elliott III the Town of Nllllugtsn, in
Kent CnMnIV. nll In. Q ~ =.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
Id g ware House,

F@EHy aks0s EEUAs
The Undersigned would respectfully announce
to the citizens ot Smyrna, also the travelling
public generally, that be has leased the above
new aud cnpacous HOTEL fitted it I'D in
superior style, aud opened II for the reception
OF Permanentand Transient Bnarders. lIavinp
had long experience 10 the business, he fat.
tiers hImselfthal by strict attention to the wants
aud comforts of his guests, to merit fair share
Of patronage.
GILBERT LEONARD.
April 90, 1853.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23

a GOOD assortment of Combs, Brushes, Per.
& fumery, sc. u. g. NJ. A. OrFLEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
RE- e. TIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY.

The Smyrna Library and Reading Room are
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday and Friday
between : and 4 o'clock, and every Evening
between the hours OF and 10. Books may lie
taken out aud returned between and 4 in the
afternoons of said days, and between aud
every evening except Sundays.
Shareholders are entitled TO the use of the
Library and Reading Room by paying one dol
lar per year. Observation-Disclosures two dOllars,-
payable invariably in advance. The shelves
are supplied with well selected books and the
files with daily aud weekly papers and periodl-
Gals from all sections of the country.
The public are earnestly requested 10 come
forward andavail themselves OF the privileges
thus afforded.
By order Of The Board of Trustees.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

Stock, Loan, Bill and Exchange
E$ MS GID RA ME MR skF5.
JOsEN McLEAEs Il son.
81 MARKET ST,
delaware Fire Insurance BuIding)
w NJ n u TO N, DELLA w ARE.
DROMlSSORY NOTES negotiated Loans and
i Stocks Of all kinds purchased and sold 10 order
PurchaSrs ANA Sales de at the Board of Brokers
IN Fhlnde phIa, New York and Ba mOre at the rales
oi commission charged IIusc cities
All D:sinesS lu:rused To Their charge promptly at
tended 10, and renanccs made in all Clses without
de ay
Money wanted in large and small amounts on bond
ana mortgage, secured 10y first hens property tins
city and Stale.
REFERENCES:
Hon = VI Harrington DuNeT;
Hon J Alilhgam, Wilmington
SOcky, President Bank oi smyrna;
Geo w CumHIIlS Esl, Sin, rIla;
ID T. Wilson, President Farmers Bank Wilmington;
Ge"rse Bush, Bank of vii. x BrandywIme
w ilegamy, Cashier do
Floyd, " Bank of Delaware;
| } Warner, " Union Bank of Delaware;
! Saml Bddle, " Mechanics Bank
i llaTIan y ilOlIIn3swOrth, Bush ~ lObdell,
Chas DUPONT, Jesse Sharlc
1tOrge Jones, john Duncan;
George W. Sparks, RID Hicks.
Sep2-}m
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
ErUsseg Female College,
MechaMicssDurg. PA.

REV. A. G. MARLATT, A. M, PRESIDENT.
INlilS Institution, chartered with full Collegiate
powers TO grant Diplomas aud confer Degrees is
located on the Cumberland Valley Railroad, midway
between Harrisburg aud Carlisle.
The Next Session commences ON Wednesday, Sept
l. with Faculty of ten efficient and experienced In.
slruciOrs. The course of study is of the mO liberal
character and the accommodations anple and cOnye.
nient.
CATALOGUES containing Terms &c ma; be OBJ
tanned by addressing the President by calling on
W. W. l. COLLINS smyrna. Del. (Aug5-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
MiddletOWn Academy.
Delaware.
A Select Rnnr1iur ouL Inu NohooI

A Select Boarding and Day School for Boys
aud Young Men,
JAMES B. MCDOWELL, PRINcIpAL.
/INllE Water Term Will commence ON the First
Monday 1i November, and close about the 2jtlI
OF March, The PrIncipaI pledges hIs undivided at
lent"n To his pupils. Suitable Teachers are engaged
To dSsiSt The hdmber of students Is limited, and
the attention Of lhose who contemplate sendsE their
suns or wards To an Academy is respectfully invited
For particulars apply carly 10 the Principal as above
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