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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-10-23

r,oma- wH.L-r So EDwAsDs,
rk-.urg ( Hinas Co
WhaTey & Edwards,
rnO.L~ AID e, al Dealers 90 S,a
" rI,a d rauc, Dr., Gsud-, Boots, ShO
Hats Caps * VS. tineron s're-t NicA~bnrg
r, E,5r,p Jn,u.rs5- a9u
u. =. TaPpan 81 Co.,
ERpN AID PAPER WAREHOUSE. wash
ing'ru Street. NIcksaurg.
I'icksburg Ocr. -. l-5G 2-ly
INSECT WIDER
'YNwO gross Of the above Powder for the extermi
! nation Of Reaches, Ants, Moths Mosquitoes, &c
Just received by J. {. LANlER & co.
Nicksburg Aug -, lsd-.
MATCHES NATCHES!!
900 gross Clark's superfne, in paper boxes;
, 800 .tridge's wood
Just rcceivedby J G. LANIER & co.
Ncks5urg. Aug - ISIS
SANDFORDS CELEBRATED LIVER INyIG-
ORATOR
fresh supply Of this truly wonderful medicine just
Yicksburs, Aug. 2iIs5s.
PURE CATAWBA BRANDY.
.OO3 gallons of this fine brandy warranted made from
'Dthe Catayba grape, just received by
Nicksburg, Aug. -, les. J. {. LANlER q co
sHALLENBERGER'S FEVER AND AGUE
rlLLS
CURING by an entirely new principle, without
y giving the patient the least Inconvenience Just
received a fresh supply Of the above medicine.
Nicksburg, Aug =, ISIS. J. c. LANlER s co.
CLERrAN'S PEARLS OF ETHER.
I gross Of the above popular medicine for weak
nerves, &c, just received by
Nicksburs. Aug p, le5-. }. {. LANlEE co.
LEMON SYRUP.
e gross Of our own manufacture and very superior,
Vim hand and for sale by J. c. LANlER co.
Nicksburg, Aug - lei9.
OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOUGE.
TTHE renowned remedy for chiIls and fever gross
i Just received and for sale by
Nicksburg Aug p, ls5s. J G LANlER & co.
BLUE LICK AND CONGRESS WATER.
400 dozen Congress Water in pints;
IOU 200 dor in quarts
800 Blue Lick, in pints
Just received by J. c. LANIER 4 co.
Nicksburg Aug p, ISIS.
VERNIN DESTROYER
Il gross Dr. Feeders celebrated preparation for the
Dissemination Of rats, reaches bed burs and other
/ vcrmin. just reed by J. q. LANlER & co.
Nicksburg, Aug. ~ ls5s.
| FRESH TURNlP SEED.
| 2OO lbs Red Top TnTniR, Landreth's, warranted ;
OOO 300 lbs Flat Dutch Turnip Landreths, war.
| rauted Just reed by &c. IANIER & co.
Nicksburg, Aug 81 lsJS.
| CRAB APPLE VINEGAR.
4 n bbls pure Crab Apple Vinegar, just from Ten
LOnessee. Also five bbls White Wine Vinegar, in
/ store, BY J. G. LANIER & co.
| Vicksburg, Aug. "A, ls5s. 46tf
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Business Matters.

V- ID. t. Richards offers his services to the
public as an Auctioneer and Real Estate Aoen,
See Advertisement.
G[Mrs. Lydia Mcdowell has taken ou, !. :
terS OF Administration on the estate of her l,to
husband, james Mcdowell She intends CON.
uuc''"g tne business Of Cabinet Making and
0"uer'aki"g' (ha"ng an experienced work.
'""" 70 take charge OF the mechanical depart
men')' ana has on hand large lot Of all kinds
Of furniture.
V2- Our enterprisihg friends over the wav
Messrs. Pratt & Davis, are taking ADVANTAGE
oi the premonition of early plowing, and have
stocked" large number of pIows for imme.
diate sales.
" Persons in want of wall paper would do
well to call on J. Henry Jefferson, who has on
hand large variety.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Relation of Science and Revelation.

heV' w. III. Brisbane delivered an instrac
z 1--WE Lecture on the above subject, at the NJ. E
Church, on Sunday afternoon. He commenced
WIN review Of the "Vestiges of Creation "
giving oref exhibition of its theory of crea
t'on' and pointing out its assumptions, misstate.
ihehtS and illogical conclusions. "True sci.
ence' said he, "gives the death-b blow 10 this
development theory" Geology proves the in.
'erposltion of supernatural creative power at
every step IN the process of creation. Facts.
anu tue logical deductions from facts. which
maEe-up The pie of science, are to be distin.
guished from theories and speculations which
assume to account for those facts and show their
relations. The facts of Science never coo,r,.
u''' 'he iacts OF Revelation, though these theo-
fieS ana speculations sometimes NAV, but Reve.
'utioh Is too well substantiated to yield to mere
theory. The relation of Science and Revel,. |
'ion Is not that of antagonism. In everv in |
stance where Science has been said to conflict
VIII" revelation further investigation has
SHOWN The assumption to be groundless.
Inc relation of Science aud Revelation is
one OF perfect harmony. Here the lecturer
quoted Two eloquent passages from Professors
lana and Pierce, in support of his propus,t,on
0o'ehce and Revelation are not perfectly paraI
lei; each has the precedence of the other m
us peculiar sphere one cannot be substi,nta,
ior 'he other IN Its special department. The
iacts OF Science are true--God caunot Iia IN
u'S "orKs; the facts of Revelation nre also
Irue' as Iod cannot lie in his word both beiro c
Ituc' 'hey must agree with each other. thouoh G
mat agreement may not always be seen. Rev.. a
alton has the advantage of Science in ,b., !, a
8 easier to understand the meaning of lhincs II
ne Bible has another advantage over Science 4
In the one we discover truth tbroupb ,h. C
Medium OF the senses, and are constantly l,,h,. d
efr'-in the other, truth divinely given is
omprehended by faith. In another point i tf
'eVelatlon superior to Science-in the imnor. N
ince OF the knowledge it conveys. "As be. tc
ever IN the Bible cannot give u D Science-. Ii
discovers too many beautiful illustrations of al
lie character Of God, and too many facilities til
" Inc understanding of His word. As y SIN 81
ent OF Science, | cannot give up my Bible. IN
bears me beyond the dominion of Sc;onoo ., W
Ie regions of life and Immortality" til
In truth, Science and Revelation have n co,D- ph
on cause and must unite against their com. &c
On ehemIes. And we cherish the hone tha, de
{ Gay comes when they shall take man by
ch hand and lead bin through luxuriant and alb
undlesS fields of knowledge. r.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
miscellaneous Advertisements.
Shcrih''s Sale.

b1 virtue Of writs of Lcvari Facias 10 me
1Tfcted' 5TGl' VIII be exposed to Public Eenduc, on
I,Uh9DA1, the 10Th day Of February, at
O'Clock in the afternoon. at the Coprt Hon
GooF d n Dover, Dover Hundred, the foiowin,,
Real Estate, to wit:
All 'ha' certain Dwelling House and Lot or
parceI OF Land on which 1t stands, situated in
the town Of Dover, in Kent county and State
OF delaware, and bounded as follows, TO viii:
o" The cast by the street called New street, ON
me west by Queen street. on the north bv
ilne tor land of John II. Bateman and Zadock
But er' and on the south by line for land Of
i" IIIIam W. Chapman; said lot being sixty
leet vide on New street, and extending from
thence, the same width, three hundred aud
'hree feet to Queen street aforesaid.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper.
y, tne nelrs and terre tenants Of JOHN S.
oOSIlCk, deceased, and will be sold by
JOHN GREEN, Sheriff:
Shcriff's Office, Jan. 2G, 1858.
" Ten rer cent. must be pa d on the day
# sale. ga d.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Written for The Smyrna Times
FipS and LEWIS.

NIX EOIrOR:--One of your correspondent
'She" TO Know the "origin " OF the wor,
up d"U "ievy," or "hpenny bil "ar,
e'e'Hnpe"ny bn." lie must ccrrulnlv know
= remember we'll when the currency of II,
'''"'e Was r'ckoned by pounds, sh.llings an
'""ce' Then, ihe silver money IN c,rcula,,o.
was 'he Spanish coin. hence the word "fpeppy
Il" or fvepence. " lcvenpenny bu'-cieycn'
''"ce' aud SO forth. When the American CO
;a'he III c"cuiatIor, 1t was reckoned in doIl.,
i"u Fe"'s' and has remained so; but the old
spanish coins still in existence retain IN. oId
IameS-hp and levy. A Supscp,pro
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

EQUALIrY to All !-Uniformity of Prices :
A new Feature in Business-Eyeryon his own
Salesman!
1O,SF'o ~ 90, the " Crescent One Price Cloth
ing Store" No. 200 Market street ,boro Sio,i
lHiAADELPHlA, IN addition to hc wing The largest,
W., mos vailGd and fashionable stock of CLOTHING in
lhlIauelPnia made expressly for retail sales have
constituted every Gne his own salesman hv hayiu,
marked III tSHreS, on each article, the very lowcsI
II can De s9id ior so they cannot possibly vary
INC SooH" are all well sponged and prepared, ard
great PAINS taken with the making SO Ihot aII en-, LI
WIN the In assurance OF getting good article al The
NJ. 200. '' ;,s =, ,. A''''
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Library Iieeting.

The committee on Subscription, purspont :,
adjournment called meeting of the share
holders OF the Smyrna Library Association. ,
on thursday, Jan. 10Th, at O'Clock. p. NJ.
the object of which was 10 adopt Constitution
and elect Officers and Manogers-cons,i,uti
the Board of Trustees-for the ensuioo 200.
The meeting was organized by appointion
Geo w. Cummins, Esq, chairman, and ! w
sasin, secretary.
First in order was the adoption of the Cop,,i.
tu'ion' which, being submitted by Robt. II
Cnmmios, was read in sections and adopted.
The meeting then proceeded to elect bv hal.
lot the Officers and Managers, which resulted
as follows:
Presldent-Col. Daniel Cummins.
VICE Presdent--Rev. VIM. H. Brisbane
Recording Sec'y-Robt. d. Hoffecker. ESQ.
Corresponding Sec'y-Dr. E. D. Dailev.
Ireasurer-Wm. c. Eliason, Esq.
Managers--JnO. NJ. Dcnning, Robt. H. Cum.
mlns' Esqs., and DR.. ]. E. Clawson.
On motion, the committee en- subscriotior.
ana donations were continued.
DIR. J. E. ClawsOn then offered The folow;Do
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Board of Trusteos ho
Instructed to proceed at Spce 10 cole, ,Ie T
subscriptions to this Association, in such natal
men's as they may deem proper.
DIR. VIM. Cummins moved that the Trn.,.o.
have the Constitution printed in pamphlet form
tor the use of the members. Carried.
On motion, It was ordered, that the proceed.
ings of this meeting be published in the .S,n,rno
Times, l,-..
+ t1t- = "s WV -
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Sheriff s Sale

bf virtue OF wit Of Venditon ExpoHas.
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 Public Ven.
un'' "D WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of Febru.
aafry' al O'Clock IN the afternoon, at the Store
Ii"use o. +. J." Cooper, IN Willow Grove, Muir
wH: ~
All tt at certain piece or parcel OF prourd
situated IN the village of the Willow Grove
Mnfdri " Kiln Hundred, Kent County aud State of
DtI""sre, adjoining lands OF John Gooden: sr
'ohh w ParvIs, Ambrance Broadway and 9th
erS' ana SAID to contain three-fourths of an
acre. more or less. TIE improvements are n
t"o-9'Cry frame Dwelling House, Kitchen. Sta
We a"u O'her out-bulldings thereon erected
Sclzrd and taken IN execuiion as Iha nro
ty OF JOSEPH HART, aud will be spId tnr
cash by JOHN GREEN Sto.;e 'ot
Sherii s Office, Jan. 10, lojS.
70 len per cent. of the purchase money
must be paid on the day Of sale. i22.2t
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Store Removed.

WE have REMOVED 10 that lotne and
beautiful Store ON the Southwest Corner Of
Main and Commerce Street. (long known to the
pubic as the place to get the Best Prices for
all Kinds OF Prodnce,) where we Will have more
room room and greater facilities for our business -
we have now on hand, and intend keeping. A
COMPLETE STOCK of ALL KINDS on
UOODS common toa country store, and for the
cash VIII sell little CHEAPER than any other
Store i'll Town.
i, lhanhfuI for past favorS from generous pub
nc we LOPEZ by application to business, to merit
ID continuance Of the same,
SUTTON g. SAYIN.
Smyrna, Jan. %, 'jS.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Monetary and Commercial Matters.
SMYRNA, February 4, 1858.


FROM various parts Of the copniry, we have
favorable accounts in money matters, and al
New York and Philadelphia, it is reliably re.
ported, the Banks are receiving offers of strict
~ prime paper as favor, and money is daily
growing easier, while accep able securities
continue scarce and in demand The rate at
the note brokers is reduced TO simple interest
for short dales, and fracliou over undoubted
signatures.
SMYRNA MARKETS.
Flour continues steady at $6. rs per bbl.
1HeaL 7Oc. per BUSH
Wheat steady and firm a 81 10 for red, and
81 ~ Tor whlte,--not much offering.
Corn has materially declined since our last
issue, sales now being made at 56a57c for both
white and yellow.
Rye continues as last quoted, 60c.
30c
Beans are offered sparingly, nominal at 81.
P0tat0eS are saleable al SOC.
SeedS--Flaxseed $l.>5; in Glover we hear
1t lew small engagements at So per bushel !
nolnIng doing in timothy or m;Ilett.
MdCeS-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
U0od-lllckory So 30; best Oak So 80:
common Oak 81 %; Maple So %, aud mixed |
md rough Oak So 90 per cord,
Butter 25c. per 10.
Eggs l2c. per doz
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

ALMOST F.RE.-On So day afternoon
about , O'Clock, the alarm of fire was soundod
In our streets, and in u short time laroe nur.
Der OF persons had assembled at the dvell,o
OF Thos. l.. Sutton, in Delaware street. from
which were issuing large volumes of smoke
For sometime it was difficult to determine in
what part of the house the fire was-tbe wbole
being densely filled with smoke. Il was found
eventually to proceed from a clothes press in
one OF the uP-sIair second story rooms, aud, by
a vigorous plying of waller, was extinguished
not however, until the entire wardrobe Of MIR
ana Mrs. Sutton was destroyed or rendered
u"ht tor further use. Ths engine was brought
OUT but the ire was extingushed before il ar.
rived at the scene of action. The most of The
furniture was removed from the house and
OF course, III the haste, sustained some iniurv
IN addition to that caused by the water. II il
not certain how the fire originated, bot it is
most probable that spark had been carried in
Tue dress OF Mrs. s., who, halfh previous.
ly' had changed it for another, almost iumedi.
ateIy alter putting wood on the fire. Mr.. Su,.
Ton was absent at the time. The fire was frs,
discovered by neighbor.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
For. SALE.
WALL PAPER.
V E n ID u r..

The subscriber having concluded to discon.
unue the Farming business. will sell, at hl.
residence, near CowgIlPs Corner, IN Little
Orerk Neck. Kent county, at public ale, Oh
WEDNESDAl I, the ION day Of Ft6ru0ry
1853, his entire Farm.Stock ana Implements
consisting of HORSES, MULES CATTLE
WAGONS CARTS, CARRIAGES. Farm,
Tools; also, a variety of Household and Kitchen
Furniture,--a very superior Parlor and Cook
Stove, and great variety of other Useful ar.
ilcles o. See handbIIIs, for particulars.
W A CREDIT of SIX and nine months will
be given on all sums over $40.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
WIN. DUHAMEI,
Feb 4, 81. ASHLAND Farm
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
SUMMARV OF NEWS

: w intelligence from Mexico represent the
country to be IN state of anarchy. presidoo,
/ Commoniort being besieged in the Capitol md
, '''e"'ened ny factions in favor OF Gen. Zuloo.
, ga or Santa Anna. An idea is entertained
'na' our hIlIoustering has something 10 do with
these troubles, it being intended 10 sen,r,,o
the Mexican States and bring about another
"an0exalion" to our Union, and fnr,bo,
strengthening of Slavery.
W The Marine Bank, at Hobokep has bod
'he Orlefest existence known amoug tbese ma
"ey making machines; having been opened ON
tue lIth. dnd closed the 2Slh, by the arres, az
It's President, Mr.. Van Eien. for swirdI;nr
w Lieut. Gen. Scott, it is now stated. has
abandoned his contemplated trip to California
because OF the adverse action of the Senate on
me OIL TO increase The army as urged bv tho
President.
W n new article for shipment is mentioned
" Tue 0an francisco News Letter, as lvino
on one OF the wharves in that ci,v. reodv for
transportation. The mortal remains of tbroo
''u'eu O"'nanen' waiting to be transferred
10 'he Celestial Empire, to be returned to tbe,r
native dust.
W The fnrnign papers are teemino with ,c.
counts OF splendid preparations G,, The RovoI
Marriage which arc still being carried On ,Hon
scale OF great magnifcence. These oejt
NoyaI'Ies are precious items, in the nationoI
eStl'"alion they certainly cost .hem dear,
w Ex-Governor Grimes, Republican. has
oeen elected by the Iowa Legislature. U,;,od
States Senator from that Stale. 70 snooooJ
Jones, Democrat.
W Later adVIces from the Utah expeditisn
say that Capt. Marcy had been sent Il, Nev
Mexico for salt, and was expected hack bv tho
m'uu'e OF April when an effort will be made
10 force an entrance into Salt Lake civ
'uuge Eckels Court was in sessiun. and Tho
Irand Jury had made a number of Dresen, :
nents' involving business enough 10 occupv the
court for two or three weeks. |
Vr A deflIcation of 100000 has been dis. :
covered IN the accounts of John w Sev,ro,r :
secretary and Treasurer of the Hartfott Conn. I
y CONN., Savings Association. The monov S
vas lost IN stock and other specuIatiops.
W General Calhoun, Judge Cato. and b
heSsrs' Carr and Henderson have arrived ,t
d. Louis from Kansas, on their wayto Wash.
ngton' and report that the Democrats (pro-
laVery) State ticket had been elected. and
nat In the Legislature there will be Demo.
ratio majority of one on joint ballot. =
W John Miller, baggage master on the Of
Hartford and Providence Railroad, has been Il
rreSted for robbing the mail, and confesses his a.
-uilt. j,
" The Lecompton Constitution was mt Of
nto the Presidents hands on Sundav--apd =.
tuesday was probably sent into Congress. with h,
message recommending its acceptance. p p
OF Bankers and capitalists still turn a cold ia
houlder upon the new Treasury notes. Thus III Ii
lr not more than two and a half millions bavet 4,
cen issued in all, and of this sum less than e;
ne-eighth upon deposits of gold. Disbursing
Ulcers are, of course, compelled to receive -
lem or to go without funds oF anv bind
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
N a r ri @ d ,

On the 2SIh ult., by the Rev. s. w Tbom.s
Mr.: John Young, to Miss Phoebe Thistlew wood
both of Kent CO., Del. ''''
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. Timothy
Carrow, to Miss N. Lydia Moore, both of Kent
CO., Del. -NN''
On the same day. by the same, Mr.. Jocob
Griffin, to Miss Rachel Bennett. both of New
Castle CO., Del.
On the I'd inst, by the same, Mr.. James
Cummins, to Mss Elizabeth Rash. all of Dnck
Creek HID. 'tjr..
On the 2eth uIt., by Rev. p. Mansfield, Capt.
Joseph II. Richardson and Mrs. Elizabeth
Chefins, allorthis HID.
On the 2Slh ult., by Rev. r. G. Murphey.
Mr.; Edward Rylee, to Miss Harriet M. Wood,
both of Kent CO., Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04


NEL''iouS'-Ihe extra meeting at the Pres.
byierlan Church in this town, we learn. bns
been encouraging in its results, and will be
Protracted during the present week. Rev. Mr..
watts OF PhiladelPhia,--a young man of con.
siderable ability, and a strong reasoner and
'oglclan,-occuPied the pulpit the first par, Of
'"l' week The Rev. DR.. Wadsworth, of Phla.
delphia. Is expected.
The Methodist Church in this town. i. CO
crowded every Sunday, in both nave and nal.
lery, that the Trustees have found it uecessa.u
to Introduce additional seats. Every SUNDAY
persons are compelled to leave the house. holm,
unable to obtain seats. On Sunday, the Pastor
Rev. Dir. Brisbane, preached sermon f,o,, n
Timothy, l eh. and latter clause of the ~
which, for striking deductions and warm. onsb.
Ing, burning eloqueuce, was pronounced bv
Host OF the congregation TO be unsurpassed by
anything they had ever before heard.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
AUCTIONEERsaNG A

AND EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
INlit; undersigned would respectfully announce ia
a me cltzehN OF Delaware and the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland, thai he has opened IN DOVER. Del. n
lteai Estate Agency, for the Sale of Farms Houses
Lots or any other species of properly. His arquaml
ahce win The land-buyers of Pennsy yvania and New
Jersey warrants him the assurance that all Reat
Estate entrusted TO his will be speedily disposed
OF IN the most advantageous manner
lie would also announce that having had more than
twenty years experience III AUCTlOAEERIN(..
he Will be pleased TO cry any sales of Land IIonse,
Stock or Goods anywhere III the State that NAV be
rendered 10 him, that his services Will moi
iaIl to give satisfaction. II desred he will make ali
arrangements for public private sales and advertise
them 10 the best adYantnge.
Address through the Post Office call at the hotel of
Mr.. lsaac Baker, Dover, Del or leave orders M the
" Smyrna Times " Printing office.
ID. Il. RICHARDS,
fet.tf AuctIoneer ami R.oi Es,a,a 4 oo,
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
SMT1lNA9 DNILo,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY A, 1858

The "T[MES" is published Erery 7Ruslay. By
ROBr. d. HoPFEcEER, Edito, and Proprietor, at tie
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
TERXS-SUSscRIPTION.-O year, 81 so in dduancr
or $500 # not paid till end Of the yeqr. No paper
discontinued until all arrears paici--oNly at Me
option Of The PHblisaer.
ADvERrsING-FOr ersry square Of ~ lines less first
issertsa so cts; each subsequent iNSertiOa s5 cts-
Liberal arrangements made TiM yearly and half
yearly adeerIi~rs.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

OF AT the meeting OF the Board of Trustees
at Kent County Almshouse, on Monday, WIN.
Dickson, of Camden, was elected overseer.
vice Thomas Purnell, resigned Mr. p. had
held the office for ten or twelve years, and was
very popular. There were a number of appli.
eanis for the post. ~ Il, sa,s.,,i III,
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Sheriff's Sale

Dl virtue OF writ Of FendItioni Exponas,
W me directed, will be exposed TO Public Ven.
due, on THURSDAY, the Ilth dav Of Eohr,,
ary' looc, at : O'clock IN the atterneon. at rho
Hotel OF Jabcz Z. Shockey, in Milford, Mi.
ford Hundred, the following Real Estate. to
VIII: "
All his right, title, interest, claim and demand
~ ana 10 certain piece or parcel of LAND
situated IN the town of Milford, Milford HIM.
ured' hent county and State of Delaware ad.
l"lnlng Thomas Wallace, George S. Adkins.
N NehemIah Davis and others, and said to contain
Four Acres more or less.
Neized ana taken in execution as the prooer-
y OF Z. }. PRIMROSE. and will be sold by
o.o,, $50 JOHN GREEN, Sheriff
Shefltf's Office, Jan. 10, Is5S.
W Zen per cent. of the purchase m,nev
must be paid on the Gay Of sale. i2s D.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
r. ID Y q r. .

BY Resolution of the Board of Trustees.
the Subscribers to the Stock Of the SMYRNA
Library Association, are hereby called upon TO
pay the hrst Instalment of two dollars and fity
cents upon each share, by the 18Th inst, to the
Undersigned. We hope the request will be
Punciual ~ met. Any subscriber not having
paid up by the date above named. will be waiIcG
upon by the Trustees.
ROBT. d. uOFFECKER.
smyrna Feb. 8, 0S. Record'g Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

t-s~AsER's AMERICAN ALMANAC is now ready
iOr delivery at The Drug Stores of D. Lockwood
ana j. r. Hoffecker, who are supplied with it
ny 'he publisher. for distribution grQtis 10 all
VINO call for it. 1t contains about the richest
correction OF anecdotes we know of-a calendar
accurately calculated for this mcredian and
iound reliable, besides an amount of valuable
medical Information which should be in the
possession of every family. This little annual
mas become welcome visitor to the ircside of
the American peope,-and not to them alone.
lor It's numbers are freely circulated in almost
every civilized country under the sun. Ii is
published IN the English French, Spanish and
German languages, with calendars adopted to
every meredlan Of the Northern Hemisphere
Over twenty-seyen hundred thousand comics
were issued last year, which is doubtless the |
largest edition Of any one book in the world
our readers are respectfully invited 10 call and
get copy, and when got, keep it.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

New HYMN AND TUNE BooK.-A new Metho-
dist Hymn Book. with the hymns arranged to
notes, has been published recently BY the Book
Concern. New York. and are pow for sale al
the store of Mr.. CarrOw, in this town. They
are highly sPokeu of and will doubtless 5000
suPplant ihe old book.
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Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

GREAT SALE OF STocK.-D. w. Gemmill.
Esq, viii have has fifth annual sale, on his farm
"ear New Custle. on Thursday, the lIth O.
February. He adVerlises 30 COWS, 20 yokes of
oxen 70 steers, 10 bulls, 100 sheep, pairs Of
mules, IL head of horses, and 20 shoats, ma king
10 all 700 head OF stock. This is the greatest
sale ever made' in our State, and is just the
place, tor men to go who wish to make purcha.
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