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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-08
Hsrebrds

Our friend, Mazham, oi the Wateryiils
Mail, seem. to D. very much ,roubl-J u his
dreams, by our vAite-accI cattle. Why
rii,s ,bould De- such a terror O, him, we
cannot imagine, unl-.s L.s vaywarlue,s has
peopleI bi, imagination vi,h images OF the
ryalu Of ghosts, and even on this suprosi-
ton, We should suppls1 tha, hooh and tails
would have been most prominent, unless his
own terrror-strickrn aud bauchcd couutc-
nance is reflected from ihc sooty face Of bis
Majesty below. Bui however, i. is % be
accounted for, the fact b, incouirovrrtibl',
that white faces are terror 20 ;he poor
sinner, and We most compAssl0naicly com-
mend him b the tender mercics and sympl-
thy Ct the good people Of watervills.
lie calls them clerical faces" Well.
We think they have 50 many amiabls and
good qualities, the clergy have no reason to
Be ashamed Of :ho association. IL IS really
no dispaasome5t to either party; but IL hs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-08

smoke moderately for four weeks, making
only two frcs a day, and they arc 10 be
made Of hickory chips. Abou, the first Of
March take down the pieces and rub them
again with hickory ashes, and hang them
again in the smoke house where they cln
remain the whole year. Care must b Ia
ken not 10 let the hams touch each other in
smoke house. II little green mould
should appear on the outside It only in'urcs
IL against spelling"
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speeial Notice.

Agricultural Exchanges and communion
,ions ior ihi. department, should he dircct-
ii e. Oxlord Democrat" 4" south Paris. Ne.
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"Mr G. ". Ossman, Of Boon county, has
a sow that on the 22d inst; had litter Of
thrty-two pigs at one time, all full grown,
fine aud healthy looking. If any state can
excel this for young swine, we are anxious
TO hca- from them"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-08

wc,morcland, y II.

Ru,EEs Mr.. Bennett presented some
very large aud fnc cattle at the national
exhibition lat fall, AMI imputed their su.
periority mainly 10 their being fd upon
roots. We are glad DC has given his testi.
mony IN favor Of roots a, profitable feed Tor
neat stock.
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farmers department.
"sFUEp ruEFLow."
DARIUS S FORBES. Editor.

Al tlr sIts aHl scieacrs pcfta.aiag to Iile. lfr
c'1sr' nge'hrr. ani are ilt.nstsl, c.,nnf,i.
cd with AgrlvuIiufv .--AsNtCoLA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-08

IrvE ANp SAlr. \ discussion took place
Last week in the Y. Y Farmers club re.
.pectinr the combination Of salt and lime.
Il ha. teen said that al, aud quicklime,
when mixed together, unite chemically,
and form carbonate OF soda aud chloride OF
lime. Tais was denied by Mr.. Judd, in
opposition 10 some chemists present. Ho
asserted that no chemical change took
place ia the mixing Of ,heso substances,
and requested those who thought different
ly 10 furnish respectable proof 70 the con-
trary. This was not done and he remain
cd master o.. the contest. We rather think
Dee l. right. tor we cannot conceive how
carbonate OF ,ldi could b. produced from
a mixture which contains no carbon. SET
cu;IEc American.
lti,a little amusing TO s,c paragraphs,
such a- the above, emanaiiug from pro-
fs.cd scientific source. and generally ac-
crclitel by agricultural editors That the
Scisutif, American may understand bow a
carbonate Of an alkali Is formed ia ga mix.
ture which contains no carbon we would
now refer han to one Of his subsequent
uumbsr. in which Is given directions for
purifying the atmosphere Of wells; in this
instance quicklime is either lowered ON a
board into the well, or thrown into the wa
Ter which is ker, asitated fOr half an
hour or -. Both in this case, and the
lime and salt mixture, carJon IS alaraci'd
from tts aimoPl.r,, in the form Of carbonic
acid which unites with iho free lime or soda
70 form a carbonate.
The above would scarcely be worth an.
svcrins. # it had not been found in many
Of the agricultural papers:
Western Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-08

"what reason have we for believing that
chickens have no future stated" " Because
they have their neckS hrrlcd in this"
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MIsCELLANY Y.
CHEATING A COUNSELLOR.

on now EEDAGH CroGuiGAN cor Ws VIII
pRA,yN rOR NOTHING.
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sneak in defense of the resolutions: Charles
Leib, r. b. Carpenter, b. +. STROLLER, Mr..
Kixane, Thos Shirley and j. ). Speed but
it was impossible 10 hear word OF what
they said. The great mass OF the audience
were evidently determined not to hear men
sneak who had in their resolutions so out
RACED the public sentiment, and during the
whole evening the hall was in tumult of con
fusion. In the height Of the storm, Mr.. :.
ID. LaRue mounted the platform and begged
the audience to listen patiently TO what the
gentlemen present had to say. lie was lis
tened to with respect; but no sooner had he
finished than the din RECOMMENDED, Mr..
Carpenter, after vigorous but vain attempt
to obtain hearing left in order, as he said,
to bring IN a force of policemen but he did
not come back.
Near the Close Of the exercises, u gentle
man in the audience handed up resolution,
which was read from the platform. Ii ex-
pressed in strong and uDequivocal terms an
endorsement on the part of the Democracy
of Chicago of the course pursued by Sen
ator Douglas, and the determination on the
part of the Democracy there assembled, TO
sustain him in his position on the Cincinnati
platform, in defence OF the rights OF the PEG
pie of the territories 10 mould their own III
stitutions in their own way.
This resolution was almost unanimously
adopted, and elected deaiening cheers. At
least twenty times in the course OF the even
ing, some one in the audience would propose
three cheers for Douglas, which were always
given in the most hearty manner.
Iecompton has been endorsed by the De
mocracy Of Chicago-over the left
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REAL ESTATE.
w G. q n A Y

REAL ESTATE BROKER.
uasc af ne huss'sS Boss " rulrr Fa.se, rA'ni Srs
SAlNT PAUL. MINNESOTA.
heal Estate bought and sod, Land Warrants hoaght
and said, and WsrrAnt- ncAted money lsned and In
vested, eaeet..s msdb, taaes pai and all hustneas
entrusted 20 HIN by parties here elsewhere attended
n with and dspsleh and Al he usual commissions
RkSkkkhCkNi
W ae,ernor Als, ssmssy, - raeL sOne-oA
lion iirnry Rice, N. G.,
fsIke- fsine, Esq, Banker,
trl uenry Mekenty, Real kstsie HNker ID,
aeargo lathe. Merchant sasn. lsul, Mn,
Major Geo u tibcrali ESQ,
Morgan fsrsous, Au'ys at law, Minneapolis, "a
Cad, ThuS. Hedge Cum. Merch.. burlington,
tul, frr Henry Warren, hsnkrr
Rounds hNu. Non,. Merchants, chicago, MI
Rev leh hsmiion u. u, Nashville Team,
kAgll, kohcr's v Terrell, |; Csnndolv1 street.
Farley. jnrcy i. %. " roydrss .,reeLN q, la.
tsGo', 4, a, neeoy, agh,le, Alabama
Jntgr \ H. Meek,
HON Henry " ilmard NoaEanery, Ala
Hen " 1. Nsuce,,
Judge Nan. D. Ro~,
Iudgs henAser h,hb,
Got lack fheringiun, Au'y ti4as, 10.
Col Thomas n Watts AHb Al Law. 81,
jones' ! stew art, COM. Merchant Do,
< . usna"@. rrss't Monty aant, do.
smith culiom T. 60, BANKERS, do,
John Henley :, Co, hank.rst do
Rev. A. A. lipscarub, - u, fuskogee, do,
Wesley e Woar.H Cum. Merch columbus, 0eor 4,
Nm. Z, toHVefse t. 10, Brokers, a. Pine ~. Nv,
Mes'rs Thatcher 4 10 Fem serSh's, n".,"n' Mass.
Henry lhaeher,
Capt John \. banter. ilarustAhle
Amps uua. Cashier Harnsiahie bank.
Saint Paul. Minnesota, June Nh 1907.
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The meeting held a, Chicago on the Both,
TO read DouGLAs out Of the party, was ratb
aa rich affair. Exclusive Of othce holders,
there were about 30 persons present who
voted for the Iecompton resolutions, while
there were at has, 800 noes. The Chicago
Trmes Ays:
The resolution in regard 10 Mr.. Doogias
vas 70 Odersive in it, terms, that from The
momen, il vas rad, Q storm Of exerstion
aruse, which continued throughout The en-
tire meeting. The following pszsoos suc-
ee.iveiy took The stand, aod attempted 70
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V,KRaIroRr op NIssKsorA. TX suKuR coUs
In raonAIk cDnMI.-IEMnIIonY or MINkE.

IN PROBATE GDuHT--TERHIToGY Of MINNIE.
j so,a County NJ HansHY-ss
special term u The Probate Court, held In and fs
The county ~ Ramsey al saint fsai. he lash day u
March. A tsSs.
In NE Of ua sas II the real estate ~ Thomas,
Francis and MARI Dp1n mlu"rs
On reading and Ring tho peiti1h ~ Thomas Murray,
guardian ~ said fHiHgt PRAYING fpr reA-ns therein sst
tth that license iAste, zpbufltihs him 10 ss the real
81 SAID IA ordered that Saturday, the
zfh aay ~ Apnl lN AT 10 o'cl'ek IN tho ioresasn
The Dnos II the jHtgs ~ frobsls, DO assigned
f The hsAftHs u SAID psut, snh tba ths hrifs al
Aad ell other psrsnHs IBisfssis4 In said eatats
required 70 sppsAf a. s~ssiop II The rf0bsie Court
hss W holden, sDd shaw cause any Tier. be- Why
The prayer ~ cad petitioner sn,,sid MT bs granted.
AID u fptbsf ordered that he sald pstinnrr give
saeiss " all persons ibirre.sd n ssA estate ~ bs pen
~ na sad psii,i0n, tbr hess'hg thsfs0f By
osgsags e,py Of his order ~ he pgbiishsd he Pho
and Democrat, ssrspapsr published 81 ~
PAU 10 sad county ~ Rsmssy for three successive
~ssss previous y, said dsg u hearing.
Epl-ssv Jpdgs u probais
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

EEo w. ". BELL, DEALER REAL EsTATE
" WET 81 PAUL
fs sAss 100 a<s !, YES ~ Pal.
I'D no IA narsAA.Ts ttt,Sas-
lD n<1 n Rss>rsa1s A1fltSa-
- Ia m BELLS A1ds1sn-
y a ssd rar sals 81 sasd ee,vsss bronssa va
etaa.ed ~ svs 80
oreA is1aesossas lh~ nsn ss1ans 70 euiid-
hsle kerfp u sen q az
vm ssss " b.iiasss 4ss sess Ne iAnsi.s. fa~ asss
nAsSl<sly GRO v n sELL
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frO ~ BLISHERs AND rRtNrkRS.--on tho return
oi one ui our job ffum the HAST where he II alb
scut on business shall publish STATE Wrht oi tho
lion Of the ST Paul Printers tnian socacd wherein
shall demonstrate that ihs Uaiy Tunes Office OF this
city, Is pay ing and bas been pay ing. ai winter
hI6HER WAGEN then 10 demanded by the called
Union and higher Than any other Office IA the State
We employ their srkfr', and not because they
belong 10 thsu that II non, aud We shall exercise
right and judgment IA sreciag Nh1nsoe-
yer we please TN. NEW SON A 60.
ans dAw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAPS =.

We have hand few dozen Of DOTys
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
S,se Fu, BY SIR FEET.
For which Thirty Thousand Subscribers we're obtsned)
MOUNTED AND vARNisHED,
Which we Viii sell NJ
So PER DOZEN, OR, ~ FOR A SINGLE ONE.
This Map is well worthy Of he attention Of booksellers
and olhsrs. Accompanying hisa
MANUAL,
with the latest statistics and facts many Of thsm
before published, and furnish fund Of Information which
In believed will be found of incalculAbe value 10 the
business and Of great interest 10 all classes They
demonstrate the and increasing development Of
the Inc resources Of our vide spread empire
and the ureIsss energy " -nterprsng pop uLson
aud, In connection with thia comprehensive Map. form
of the most complete works On the geography. OF
" Our Country" ever yet published
sep9-u GOODRICH, SOAERS Il co.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS!
WINEBAGO.


TUE natural isiites which TIM. Town above any
/ other north u ~ Anthony Is booni To make Of
the Grsi In the state The Bridge commenced las, fall
across The Mississippi river al this point by the energy 81
Mr. Horthrop h completed u IN nohIc ture
of aud the only Bridge nurf Of 81 Anthony pans
the great Father IT Waters Mr. korbrop has also mr.
chased the large and eleg.n lst"j and opened fss The
accommodation 0i the public,
books are nov being opened br subscriptions TO the
-,.es Ia the WlnnebaEo Water Fewer Con,pany under
The charter granted ths Legss'rre last winter The
water pow 81 this point Ia the best above Ant,ony
and bs easiest Of Improvement, watch VIII ultimately
make II III the nrxt hannfacturinR Towns Ia The State
To tiasse who seeking PernnD'ts homes. no other
portion Of Minnesota offer greater Inducements than this
The surface " the country for ~ i've miss In width
On the river il about equally divided between Oak open
mrs and Prairie n this IL mostly woodland consist
iaY Of sugar Maple With = MIXTURE of Dsk Kiln, Rcd
Birch BuernnL Has WOOD, Ash and other Kinds ~ hard
The s,ai /. u dafh vegetable rnOnk laying long
and fenus sweIls while In The valleys many clear
CRYSTAL lAh -s Astounding IN hsh, with numerous springs
forming streams Of never failing water. Meadows on
intervals are oftrn found, principally along bc small
sreams bearing skind ~ grass termed blss Jdn pea
vine yielding from two To hree ons Of hay pr the
best adapted osock- This land Is nov surveyed and
open settlement The surveyors describe this portion
of he and northwest u WiBpsbAso. sonpn.
sing sHarns Douglas. and CALEDONIA coiiDts a. laisy
surveyed he the best adapted for agricultural purpo
any portion ~ the State and ihsH apprsaeh
the Pine Lands lyiEg northeast The Mississippi ell Tor
years come. Command ready market Tor bsh pro
ducts nbis-vssns
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At tHANNNRA. March NH, INA
nGDEREn, That regular terms ni The nisric, tour,
" IE ,hc Third JuuiCsi nlsIst AZ lh- Territory VI
uuesou. be held ia ssd r nc several eouuue herein.
amer named he CONT Fn0ms A. the several County
seats ~ sad Conn-s thf days b. frinsfef mcntiaeu
said courts to commence At the boar eleven Ia the
iorcuoou On the sail days te,iFuetrd tusU
In The county @; Hue Earh en 'hc iiih day Of May
iSiS
Ia the county 0i tarihaut The ah day Of MAY, isas
Ia the count, OF Msscca de slih las ot NAV AsS
In he county q, Mower the 81 day ul June iS5s.
la the county IT ktcr on Che VII dNy 81 June lStS
In the county 0i Hcpuvpib tt 2ri day et JUbe iS
Ia thc county Ut pakoa She lAh day at July lNAA
In the county carver on She Sft day OF luly, lsas
Ia the county Of Sth ey the 81 day CT August i-5s
In The county 81 Mcleod ga the i0h day III August
iNAS
In The county af Le Smear on NE i;h day % AUgast
1855.
Ia tse county steele ,hc Sls, day OF Aua Si l,
en- As H. fLANpRAU,
Aprt- NtRuAl Aseu Just sup, tuur NJ. T.
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7 ADfu pAIh-A lAlss vs,s vin - ssis u ~ 4
- hasers ssass Aprn ~ 80 "a, isse
Alnlt.Ases Is csrA sSe
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WILLIAM rgNroN, SURVIVOR, cIyIl. ksG

IA LILLIAN FENTUN, SURVEYOR, CiNli. kSGi
w neer and Dcslcr Ia Real k.iar, Once Robert.
son street. the Lower ferry, West 81 Paul VIII
tend promptly 10 all business connected with Cy Engi.
nerrlng and surveying entrusted io his care
lie uicrs i,H sale the following property
house and lot on the Msrkci square NJ. Paul.
house and lot ir West 1T. Paul
iec al e,csisn, farming land u miles Southwest
81 81. Paul.
Lots In West st Paul Proper and Ia Roher,s.n's and
Marshas Additions to West ~ Paul. MARI ia Wtsp
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AfARBiE-MARHLEi- RRCEIvED At THE
Nl Minnesota Marble Works corner of Robert and
epth streets ST. Paul choice lot Of American and Italian
Monuments Tomb Stones, Marble Chimney Pieces Fur
Gittirs Sisos. sc
Those wishing a suitable and lasting tribute Ia
the memory their friends will do well Ia call aud
anime before purchasing elsewhere . -
sep2l da~I TRUMAN NJ. kilTii.
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CHEkfFFB sAi.E.--By vtrtae ~ sseeuton Issued
- upon gpdsmsnt, O5aIned IN The Di-rr, i"aft 5rd
jedi is DsfSt fyr hs county u Is susuF and Tern.
tsy IT hihns.ss ~ favor u jams Kelly plsinin, and
against MAYNARD and a. a.. Maynard dsfsnfaols.
fss The n I've hundred doilsrs and interest," frDui
lhs La az u Apr, a. ISL bssdss .as,s u hi. ss
TIN, shsii sell II pa bic a1n 81 the Registers smes
ln he b~s a. IL fsaf asd sad county ~ IL snsur 90
sziardsy The 5sib DAP Il April. A. ID NO, Al 10 O'Clock
In The fofsnossa all ne right aiIs ana Interest u Nc
sbs,s named dsfsnaAsts NJ hh day ~ December, 4.
~ Iss7 90 ~ any hAi dsy 10 ID. following de-
s-ftbed real estate
TAs sos,hsast agartsr II ssetkn - norsh Il range u
west 10 he sid county 81 IL sasur m1oh hefsf
A. mar BE- nsesssasy sAlsfy The SAID Judgment and
ess.s 8ssssr viii bisrest and enss u his snseutoa-
sAnryL J. WISE, shesiG
Joss nccAs,sv. Prns Ary. rs.srss. mArii-vsv
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TO PRINTERS.

We have On hand and for sale two complete Fonts Of
Long Primer aud Bourgeois with Minion and Nonpsre
for Advertisements Everything complete for a country
paper except Press which will furnish order
at Manufacturer prices.
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ATTORNEYS

hELANo ., SMITH, ATTORNEY At LAW, sOTA
- ~ Pebble and Dssier In Real Esisis. Oairs
de's IN T. y, Land Once, Mnnsapoiis Minnesota VIII
pay particular attention tn seilsrtng Debk, Cooveysn
and Pre- emption Agency Busssess decA~Iy
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nuBuQUE srEAh BOILEk wOkks.-hesrisna .
ksdiers q i<gals and Cheaxo prsess fsrsons buy.
nc tAss sasie:s kasi sl sAss s.ssesssA. ~ ssysg
sAsa Eassss II eli kinda sad possskls aav niis q -
sAsssAsi sSes Pug rfop.s 0rsAas, bess ~ Ala I'll
0ssgss n. Hsvias bssa sssslisksA = - ~ - As
psss Asss rear. vs xs pr.pAss4 y gvs As 80 4 -
osao naaissu eoasAsatiy - kaad,
~sSsv conner fss6 ~ nasis srsss, Dvsssss.
ssSisSiv-va nosRis0N 4 wrILiAns.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
MISC H LA NEo j s.
Correspdade1'ce Of tfs Smys,ta I
Hind your own Business.

Mr.. EDIrOR:-l saw an article in your paper
to-day, that bore down rather hard on rumsell-
ers, and particularly on those who were mem
bers OF the Methodist Episcopal church. Now
them Mr.. Editor, would like 10 know whose
business it is, if members oifthe churct do sell
rum Z? The law requires that the ruInseller
shall be of good neral character, and do not
members Of The church fuii fthe law in this -
know men who are members of church and
attend class, that sell rum but they do it hon.
OrG6ty,of ofcouESe,-lieensGa all right, Il suppose.
Then, if they sell man quart of whiskey,
and that man getsdrunk on that, and then turns
to, whips his wife,, abuses his children, and
finally winds up by cutting his own, throat, is it
their fault! They did not know that he would
do such things, and if they had not sold him
rum somebody else would and is it not better
for Il man 10 get his rum Of Christian than Of
sinner! 1t is patrunl2ing the members OF
the church, who ought to be held ,tp in their
business, But some people don't look at it in
that way,-they say the seller is responsible, if
not to man, he is'to God, | He'll you what, Mr..
Editor. if that is so, somebody will have an aw-
ful account to give.-but it is none Of our Lusi
ness. The members of the church ought to
know what's right, Of course; and Cataline ~
has no business 10 Come out against them as he
uOCoB HlSnl HlJuTe lllelT OuSIHPSS ana nuTt
their usefulness, to say nothing of their teel-
ings. They are to be pitied, indeed they are
they don't cause all the horrors he talks about ;
they don't sell poison, they sell liquors; and if
that has poison in it and kills men, il is none OF
their business, or any one else's. You have
heard, perhaps, Of that boy shooting his sister
Now, don't you think that boy would have shot
his sister If he had been sober! Do you think
he would have been any more careful if he haC
been sober Why, he was not so drunk bu
that he could walk, if he did stagger considera.
l'bly. Suppose he did get some of his liquor
from member of church--suppose he was d
minor, and that by letting him have il they for
teited their license, whose business is IT,
| There are members of the church that do a:
bad things as they do; they talk against theil
business and try to persuade men not TO drinE
whiskey, and tell them it is poison, that il
causes nothing bat misery and wickedness, anC
nj such like stuff, when they know that liquor
I1f it is rightly used a.. e. penty Of it), is the
most powerful agent that can be employed in
bringing men down TO one common level, re-
gardless of caste or color No man is so high
that ii will not bring, him down; aud whea he
is down, it is nobody's tnsiness, is il
FELToN, March 4th. SO. q. ~ 30. SOL
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
Real Estate Advertisements.
MiIIPrOncrtv
F O S A LIE

4{Tgsse The subscriber offers at private s,lo
h#iil his valuable Mill Property, situated ~
HE'LL the State road leading from Sn,yrn, ,n
Dover, and four niles tro.l the former ulaco
THE MILL-lIOUSE Is 40 by 4G feet nrL ?
stories high, with two Water-Whcels and ,hro.
Run OF Burs. The Pond is large and turn,.I,,.
water sufficient for running the Mill. excrnf i"
the drest season of the year. This Mil is ~
very fine running order-in every resueet Will
httcd up Tor merchant work, in modern s,vIa
and Is doiqg.a a-heavy business, having the cns-
tom OF a wide range OF country.
There is u new Steam Engine, of 20 b,r.o
power, attached, recently erected at cost If
S3,OOO, with pPurtenances,-w is in first.
rate condition.. o. Since the erection Of ~,
Engine the property has paid TO the propri.,,r
atter-dedncting expense of both mil and f,r''
work, an Interest Of Ten per cent. on $40 0o0
Connected with the Mil, is A FARM OE
72 ACRES of Land, with a good DyeIri,,,,
necessary Out-BuIldings, aud two Tenam1'
Houses thereon. This Land has been reno,,-
edly lined, and is in fine state of cultiya,icn
UITOne-third of the purchase money VIII r..
required on the execution Of the deed IL.
balance can be arranged in easy payments. IN
suit the purchaser.
Persons deslrous Of examining the DroDcr,v
may call upon Jas. Evans, residing on IN. sa,r,.
or on the undersigned, in the town Of SMYRNA
Aug ~, '3I. JOS. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

Leave Wilmington for New Castle at .5.05 pm
Freight train from Seaford at 2 p M, and
from Wilmington at 2.06 IN, with passenger
ear attached are marked ~
Passengers by the 1880 mitran from Sea-
ford reach baltimore at 4,30 p m, same day.
by the 2 m train reach Baltimore next morn
ing at $50. Passengers by the $40 u IN train
from Baltimore (Express) arrive at Searord
same evening at 04O .ao -. sat :. ,g-s -
4as. -'a - ID. A. SANBORN, .....
, jl6-te Superintendent Del Railroad
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

REIiREMENr.-M. r. D. Hicks retired from
the cashiership of the Farmers Bank of Will
mngton, on Tuesday last, the ID nst. MIR.
Joseph Ileston was installed his successor.