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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-02-17
Madison, Feb. 10th, 1858.

The joint committee of investigation
on railroad frauds, are actively engage
ed in the performance of their duties.
Messrs. Falvey, ofRacine, and Stevens,
of Lacrosse, who were members of
the Legislature in 1856, were yester-
day brought here as witnesses, to give
evidence before the committe. Mr..
Stevens has applied for writ of Ha-
beos corpus to be released from custo-
dy, and Mr.. Falvey has refused to an
swer questions propounded by the COM
mittee, and this morning appealed to
the Assembly by communication,
stating that he meant no disrespect to
the committee or either House., by his
refusal to answer questions, but that he
was advised by counsel, and believed
himself, that the law under which said
committee assumed to act, was uncon-
stitutional, and asked to be heard by
counsel upon the floor of the Assem-
bly,. Accordingly a motion was made
that his request be granted, upon which
a spirited debate arose, occupying the
whole forenoon. The sense of the As
sembly being taken, the request of Mr..
Falvey was denied by large VOTE
Able speeches were made in opposition
to the request, and in support Of the
law, by Messrs. Knowlton, Vinton,
Noble, Webb and others, in which
they aquitted themselves with credit.
understand that Mr.. Kilbourn, prin-
cipal manager Of the Lacrosse road,
has also been sent for, together with
others whose names are not yet made
known, to appear before the committee
and give evidence. The Lacrosse
road, as I have before stated, seems to
have no sympathy from any one; their
destiny is inevitable. We rejoice that
the day is soon at hand when thisroad
will pass into upright hands there is
no reason why it should not be popu-
lar and paying road.
Last evening I visited the rooms of
the State Historical Society, and through
the politeness of Senator Kingston had
the honor of an introduction to L. G.
Draper, Esq, Corresponding Secretary
Of the Society, and to whom the socie-
ty are much indebted for its present
prosperous condition. In my next, I
will endeavor to give some items of in
terest concerning the Society.
Business of legislation, for the past
two days, has moved quite rapidly. |
Members are getting better acquainted
with each other, and are acting more
in harmony. The talent of both Houses
is being drawn out. The Senate in
particular, proves a body of more than
usual ability.
Your worthy Senator, Hon. L. Han
chett, is among the strongest members
of that body. He is all attention to
the interest of his district, and in short
nothing pertaining to the interest of
his constituents, is overlooked. He is
always at his post, and whenever he
speaks he commands attention. He is
an able lawyer, and his opinion on le-
gal questions is always respected
Your district has certainly been fortu-
nate in its SELECTION.
Among the working members of the
Senate, cannot fail to mention the in
lefatigable Senator, Hon. G. S. Chase,
representing the Racine district. He
has performed great amount oflabor
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-02-17

@ j. K. accepts the challenge to
trot with Frank Hurley, and names his
Doll Baby. The day for the race is
not fixed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-02-17

81 The dancing public will remem-
Der friend Emerson's Washington Ball
on the 22d. Rousseau will be there,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-02-17
MAGAZINES and Papers.

For any publication of which We give an edi-
terial notice, we will act az agent The terms
of each may be found in the advertising col
umns on the fourth page.
Godey's Lady's Book.-This best
Ladies' Magazine in the world has at
last reached our table, and is replete
with choice miscellany, recipes and pat
terms, and fine steel engraving and
fashion plate. Our "better half says
she cannot s'keep house" properly with
out Godey's Book, it is such useful
and cheerful companion. Mr.. Cooley
informs us that the s'hard tines have
had no deleterious effect on his enter
prise, but that its progress is right on
ward. We are surprised that his list
should increase, from the scarcity of
money, and because we supposed al
most every lady in the land was sub.
scriber.
ArtAur's Home Magoziee.-This old
favorite, for March, has been thus ear
| ly received. It has earned an enviable
reputation, and receives, as it deserves,
a very extensive circulation. Mr.. Ar:
thurs associate, Miss Townsend, is one
of the most fascinating novelette, wri
tiers in the country, and her admirers
are counted by thousands. On the
first page of this paper, may be found
a story headed "Not appreciated,
written by Mr.. A., which conveys, a!
do all his writings, moral not to bt
misunderstood.
atlantic Monthky-Devoted to Lit
eratme, Art and Politics-has risen tt
a sudden prominence such as has neve
been paralleled. Although but fou
numbers have been published, it ha
gained such an eminence as to com
mand the attention of the most learned
saU0as, as well as the humble yeomal
and mechanic. Every newspaper a
the North which we receive has com
plimented it in the highest terms. B,
an arrangement with the publishers, W
can furnish any of our subscribers wit
the "Atlantic'' for So per annum. Fac
number contains 1913 pages-l536
year.
FowLer d Wells P1blications-sLif
Illustrated" chronological Journal,
and Water-Cure Journal,''-we d
tnot hesitate to say, are the most valua
BILE works issued in the Union. Tn
three may be had for So a year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-02-17
Foreign News by the Arabia.
New XoEL FL

Esd ult:, arrived last night.
The Persia arrived out on the 18th
and the Arago on the 2lst.
The Bank of England rates remain
ed unchanged. The bullion had in.
creased FL, 100000.
The Bank of Prussia had further re-
duced Its rate of discount from s to 8
per cent. -t. W
The Bank Of Belgium had reduced
its rate of discount to A per cent.
Telegraphic advices reached London
the 18th, on the arrival of the Calcntta
mail at Alexandria, with dates to the
Gath of December, and Bombay to the
29th. There is no further intelligence
from Dude.
The Forzohabad rebels had been
completely defeated and dispersed af:7
ter two engagements, their guns being
all captured.
Communication by post between
bombay and Calcutta had been estab-
lished.
The government dispatches report
the defeat of the insurgents, at two OF
three points, by small force Under
COL Seaton.
Dates from Hong Kong to Dec. IS.
had been received per telegraph.
The Island of Honan, opposite Can
ton' was occupied by the English and
French forces, without resistance.
| The French Admiral had proclaimed
the blockade of the Canton river, on
the part Of the French.
Lord Elgin's ultimatum had been
sent in, and the Chinese we're allowed
ten days to accept or reject-it.
"A doubtful report is that the Ameri-
can Commodore has been accepted by
the English as Mediator.
A march on Pekin is contemplated.
II the capture of Canton fails to bring
the Chinese to terms.
| There have been heavy gales of the
English coast, but no damage to Amer
lean vessels is reported.
| The number of wounded bv the at.
tempted assassination of Napoleon is
about $50. Six are dead. 1t was re-
ported that one of the four Italian prrin-
clples under arrest, had revealed eve
rything.
1t was said that the British. Govern,
ment had been called on to expel Vic
tor Hugo, Mazzini, Ledru Rollin, and
Louis Blanc.
Napoleon opened the French Legisla-
ture with lengthy speech. After To-
cal matters, he alluded to the fact of
the French navy cooperating with the
English in China. He considered the
foreign relations satisfactory. He re-
fused to enter into the question of the
Duchies, SO long as Danish integrity
was not threatened; will exercise q
spirit OF Cancellation at all party con-
ference; declares the empire not hostile
to the pacific development of the prin-
ciples of 's9; considers liberty without
control impossible, while opposite fac
tons exist, and that an excessive pre-
rogative is not the present danger, but
rather the absence of representative
laws. Candidates for election must
henceforth take oaths before their cleo
ton. He concludes byreturning thanks,
and deducing moral from recent at
tempted assassinations.
The dignity of Baronet had been
conferred upon the son of Gen. Have
lock, and his Lieut.. Gen. g widow had
been officially declared entitled to all
the honors which she could have en-
joyed if her husband had survived.
A
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-02-17

The next Iowa State Fair is to be
held at Oskaloosa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-02-17

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP INDIAN.
Portland, Me-, Feb. lo.-The steam
ship Indian, Capt. Jones, arrived here
at II o'clock this morning.
The marriage of Prince Frederick
William of Prussia, was celebrated at
tbs chapel royal St. James palace, on
the 25th Of January, according to the
programme. ..-..-.
The day was generally observed as
a holiday. Immense crowds cheered
the royal party in the most enthusias.
C manner. After the conclusion of
the ceremonies, the bride gave vent to
her feelings, and flung herself upon her
mothers bosom, at which scene took
place in which great emotion was
evinced by all concerned.
After the marriage the young couple
started for Windsor. On arriving at
that place, they were drawn in a car
rage to the castle by the ''Eaton boys"
amidst enthusiastic cheering.
The Queen, in London, gave a grand
state concert at Buckingham palace,
on the eve of the wedding day.
The principal streets of London
were brilliantly Illuminated in honor of
the occasion.
Serious disturbances took place at
Belfast, ireland, on the eve Of the 25th
Some fireworks having been set off In
honor of the marriage of the Princess
Royal, great crowd gathered in the
principal streets, and soon evinced >
riotous disposition, by throwing stones.
A large body Of police attempted to
restore order, but were assailed with
missiles. Finally the disturbances
arose to such hight, that the Mayor
read the riot act and took measures to
suppress the mob, in which he succeed
ed, after some trouble, and by midniehtA
The town had assumed its usual quiet.
Numerous arrests Of the rioters were
made.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-02-17

Fowler d Wells Pubzications-sLife
Illustrated,'' chronological Journal, -
and Water-Cure Journal,''-we do
not hesitate to say, are the most valua-
BILE works issued in the Union. The
three may be had for So year.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-11
L. Il L HG HE
49, g.
BAGGAGE: WAGONS

TIE subscriber, has commenced r.n,;
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smvrnn =
the Railroad Depot and back. for Tho 1nrnas "~ 70
of Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofo + r. Inns PgIe
lie will also run hisWagons to and from Smvs.
ma La aiding, for the purpose. of hauling ,iI
Kinds ofFrleght brought by the Vessels: BficEs
Iron, Woed, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c. Sc
Those wishing hauling done will have !,
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates
by calling on the subscriber. g5o, saE -. :,
. ~ .b 3aoJOS. C. GRIFFITH
W Letters and small packages confded 10
charge. '-''t e''s', - 'i'71tS, W''nou! SHel!t
feb I3-tf .aJtA t1Balt,u rs.te,''. u
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PalCnt EsONim OIL LamDs.
To Planters and Farn.e.s

IniE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANV :,
"a corporaied in ls40 with n capital OF 9io6 M m
onet e. Inelr New amt Improved POUDRETTE for SaIn
Tobacco and Kitchen Gurdens thar cSf fI ,,. So'oi,
t,is oeen used with great success IN The NorlLarn
STATES s lor seventeen years nodorous rery po,v
.h hnd ye' Gun be used without danger in ron,Sc,
MIN MIN '9e seed; The night soil Of tho citv of NJ
YORK; from which this fertilizer is mann nactu,e eM
wen Known as Tue most powerful mannre in lbs ,sa
q flse se per barrel on hoard Of vessel in New YorH
; 10 per barred Terms ASH A pa amphi p"in'i
Semt gralls a ana post paid to any applicants. '0
W trhl. however smaif is fespeSrfoiv snt;os,ot
Addfess p LODI rMANUFACTURIN IICoG - /
decJ7.sm ~ .s.s.t.-tJ 60 COurllandt street.
New York
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miscellaneous Advertisement
FAIRFIELD SEyv1V.

r,i;I1S KEY; J: B. VANPErrEN, A. NJ, princi".I
liiS large and tlOurlshing Institution !. r'"cIpaL
,L,,,, located at FAIRFIELD, HERKI, K pleasantly
I'D I'D hOHh' seven miles from The NJ. Xh TO-
.ral FaiiToad al Llue Falls from Which, SfA York e..
cl ell Tree the first day Of each Ttr,o" ''elt arr
aoroll'iodaions It's Apparatus suffice, ~" r,c
course OF Ph ohoPhlcal and Chem,rj I,t ~ Tor fur
ilS Libraries Of over 5000 volumes, md - c'Ha' MS
claims for o'Ign all @hperenced Tearerl l% Il
=, COURSES or STUDY-A (amunrec.
me same as that of the best COm,nr Course
Two Graduating Courses for I.a,Sie, -'''egts.
years equal to that of The best S,In,, r ri t.r,c
nNe Ne years. equivalent Ia the regular Ii, iil! .y
op"h the completion oI either Parrbn'.,,rF rF '1.'
are conferred and, If poaaiblc positions az bpsa5s
College 7 'iel rrcr.;IA. o..
.c ~ ION.-For tcrm Of ! 'vcck, ,,,,..
2V.OV; OfhaihehIais at rcasOiaJlc rain. S'"'
Washing, Sl.15 per wrek '''S %G.;: 4.
December IGih ''' "'ric, r.
r3r 70, ata osnes or Rooms, address ~, D..
}. MATIlEit, Secretary ''' We T:n,:...
Fairfield, Aug. ~ Isl7-iv
KEFEKEACEs JAMES kNlC;IiT T.
SAMUEL WARD, E., "'I'fi
HENkl PRATT, f:s,i. II,,,i'''@
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Drugs, Patent Medicines. &c.
Always Something Newt!
Read Thls-Old and Young !
Professor Woods
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Is no uopDt' !he most wonderful discovery OF this age
o progress iOr II VIII restore permanently gray hair
10 It's original color, cover the head of the bald with
MOST luKurlant growth, remove al once all daudruH
ana ltchlng cure all scrOiua and other cnta neous
eruPllons such scad head etc IL will cure ms n
ny m'gc' nervous or periodical headache make the
har Soli glossy aud wavy. and preserve The color
iecty, and the hair lrom falling Ia extreme old ,,
medical profession: ~ " 'Aie
p.. - 49, ST. PAUL. January /, 1855
PROFESSOR .. J. WOoD-Dear sir Unsoii, ;t.d I
'ii you 'hls cerlhcale. After being nearly bald for
s lhG ana having tried all the hair restorative,
e@'hh'' ana having nu faith in any was induced on
nearing Oi your" TO give II a trial. placed mysclfin
'he hailos OF barber, and had nv head RI, bhed =, M
9""u sun brush, and the Restorative then anrI I,ed
an" wen Tuoned IN, iii The scalp was agl9w Tins
r'Pcated every morning. and in three weeks tho vI,,o
% F appeared ana grew rapidly from August last uli
lhe present lime, and is thick black and sro,g
soii ana pleasant To the touch; whereas before II
h'sh ana wlry, what uIlc there was of H. and lb.t
i''lS was disappearing very RAPIDLY | sill use you,
'0si"! INcdDout t~Ire n week. and shall soon n 70
S'"' anu perfect crop Ot haIr. Now, had read nf
,hese lhIngs-and who has not bur have lnt ~ac,,
i'itI'o any case where any persons hair was reaII
benefited hy any OF the hair tonic etc of Inc I.,,
anu II really gFcs me pleasure record the resu, 81
my experience. have recommended yUur nrr,,,o
tloh 10 o'ers and II already has large and ucueini
s'le throughout The Territory The people here know
lis effects and have confidence IN H. The sun,p,, ,,
Sent u.s. as WholtSale agents for the Terrurv is car
exhausted and dally inquiries are made for II Yu
ueserVe credit Tor y1nr discovery; and for oue r.,
urn you my thanks for The 'ne 1t has done me tr
Ccrtalhy had deSPaIred long ago of ever carflIun
any such result Yours, hastily ] w r0Nn
Firm OF Bond & Kelley Druggisl 81 p.,I
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@ WegO Corn Starch
Eagle EI0xS

SLAVERY q CO, corner of So1tb From, and
Reed Sts., PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacture Nos. l, 2.3.45. Right ITon1 and
Nos ~, 4O, Al, Lef Hand Eagle, SelfSharpening
Flows. Nos |. ,, 3. 4, ), Eagle improved
NOS o. |, ,, 3, Hill Side. Nos. LH,2
dSing' No. ., Right Hand, and No. &, Lett
soil Plows -'O' - - - '0''
n AlSo' Ox Scrapers, Field and Garden Rollers,
Farmers Boilers for cOaI or wood. All ofwmch
are Tor sale at their Works, tCuRrIs& U.yp's,
corner OF Market and Decatur SITS. or a, the
dlnerent Agricultural and Hardware stores.-
ticles by mail NV" u
eu we also manufacture Hollow ware. Enamell-
ware, Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, Sc. &c
r. a. sAVERY, ARAO BARROws, JOHN sAyERY.
marlS-ly.
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4. kingsf0rd 4 Sons

| - - 2 " - a ii ,
. (FOR THE LAUNDRY
been oblaIucd by any other Sinr,L ma" "'S eve
IhlS mas been the result of Is mari cd s,,o,;, go
quGl'y' ana It's invaTIable unllnrmIty
lhe public may be assured of tho r,,,,,,,. s..
lhe production Is over rv enIv Ton, All, ,.II
u',nan" has extended throughuut Ia. vL9,e n, ,Ic
- an nus Oh very large scale, and under a
ilg'G system lhey are able To secure ncr,rr ,,,
iofihily IN the quality throughout the vcar 1Ti~ -
me greal DCsldeTaIum in Siarch.makino a,J r.. ,.,i
ne very best Starrh that can be made and ~,
"'her' Is always wanted by consumers and ,b,s Vii
"esuPlIeI 10 lhem by the grOcers as SOON as ILcr
!, 'L: nav learned which Is the best, aid as Tor
It-otherwse they would be likey 10 aei Ih,, arIiIc
'h ~hi.h the largest profit can he mace
MT hiigsiord has been engaged in the nloupcc,rr
continuously Tor the last ~ wears nd rl,r
ms .le Nhole OF ihe period. the Starch made uud,r
m ,h mas been beyond ans question: tn, be,t
u nh tne market For the first II years he had the
charge Oi the works Ul Wm Colgate & ('n nj vL,rb
Per.ou nc invented the process of the mauuIartur pr
" ASK Jor htngStOrdS Starch as Lc ugIy, Oy,-,r,
mas ice" recently taken By another Factorv
II Is sofa ny all OF The best gro, ers m nearly every
1. klNGSFORD Il SONS
- ego Corn Starch.
m 'laS ohained an equal celebrity with their Starch tr
he Launnry. Tins article is perfectly puro and IS IN
1cIy respect equal To the best bermuda Arrow Root
nyalueble for the dessert ''' ''''O'' "
fOialO Starch has hean eytens;veI,. ,o.loI and H
= Norh oiareh. and has given false impressens 20
any aS 10 Tue real merits OF our Corn SIar,h
NJ, ~ ' nc E'ed' ueIlc9cy and puIiv, il is c0mne also
'o oA''f's'e use as diet for infants and invillds
L. N. hELLOGG & CO., Agents,
l96 Fulton street, n. Y.
ALLEN & NEEDLES, Agents,
% South Wharves Philada.
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Hundred Officers.

Notary Public J. S. IIrfElNGroX
Justices Of the Peace: Smyrna, J. EATON, DAN
b. FAIRIES keaion. WM H. TAYLOR
Collectors MARTIN l.. SMITH
Constahles: Smyrna. Capt Henry D. ScoUr. JON,
EAToN, Jr.; heniop, l. =. AlEZICK
Assessor; JAMES w Roe
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The Law Newspapers as drc ided by tht
Courts,
General and Local Information
L. =. Government,

President: JAMES BUCHANAN
Wee President: JOHN &. BRECKIxRInGE
Secretary Of State: Gen. LEWIS CAss
Secretary of Interior: JACOB THuMpso.
Secretary Of Treasury I!oWEiI. COBB
81 c. eIary of War: JOHN q FLOYD
Secretary OF Navy: Isaac ToUCEY.
Postma tor Generals 4. V. BRowN.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH ) BLACK
ChIef uSIIce 1 the United States ROGER b. TAME,
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Treasurer: WIN. SArrERFIELD.
Register: Il. w. REYNOLDS.
Recorder: GEo. RAwLsrON.
Proth II jtary RICHARD y. MERRrKEN.
Clerk Oi Tie Peace HENRY 'fuDn
Ilerk ol the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: JouN GREEN.
Coroner EDWARD REED.
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state Government

Governor: PETER F. CAUsEY.
Secretary of State: JAMES X. LoFLAND.
State Treasurer: WM.J CLARK ~
State Audnor: A. b. MARVEL
Judge U. 5. Circuit Court: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor: SAMUEL Nj. HARRINGrnN
chief Justice: f. w. GnPIN; Associates, J
tILLIGAS JOHN w. HoUsTON, EDWARD WuorEN
Attorney General GEO. p. FISHER
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Town Government.

Cnr1mssioners William Denny, John Eaton d.
William Cnmmlns, James Il. C!emen,s William {,
Eliason, Robert Denney, Enoch Spruance
Assessor Thomas l.. Sutton.
Treasure: rhOnps f. jefferson.
P.ice Charles Hayden. Owen Simpson, Rees
Pratt, John Eaton, Jr., John Mannerlng.
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TOoDOg-Masters,.. !.

Having Having suffered by, sheep.kllling dogs, notice
Is nereny glVen, ahat d will hereafter shoot any
Farm in Appoquinimink hundfed, near Smvyn:S 1rHS
Nov. 25, 81. JOHN A. ClVFynD2b j "''
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sRiCK-MAKGNG, Painting,

Vie undersigned would resTcctfiIly innrn 10
PuoIlc that he Is prepored to iili. Al ~, I;,.,t
,, arc near Smyrna Landing orders nr any
RRT1;;r Neu orerhers Samon aId all nlir Lr, #
~ no' except Tie pressed lhe shorIe,, u,,
ne WIN also make and burn Kiln, in rhe,,,Ir,
20 %;,J C lie also continues 10 carry an i.@
EAi.N1 11NG business IA all lis brauclr, s,.,',,,,
work IN superorslvle WIITJaSi e. ~, ,,'.s n."s
smyrna, Del. April 20, 81 0'i ''''
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S o NJ e THING NEW,
Es. n. Rabbits
Best Medicinal Saleratus.

Is manufactured from common salt
90 L. Y. BABR;Tr'S
bS f r : a LtR ATUS
Is prepared en'ircy different from
| ANN other Saleratus. All the deleterious
| '-'" matter extracted IA such IL manner as
80 to produce Bread. Biscuit, and alI
| " KINDS OF Cake, without containing n
! particle of Saieralus when the Bread
! or AXE Is hakei, lLeresy producing
wholesome results. Every particle OF
! SateraHs Is turned 10 gas and passes
| through The Bread or Biscuit while
! no Baking, consequently u"tain- rrIua,Is
sNS hut common >,i. Wd;er .tid loat.-
~ You Will readily perceive hy up
~ taste 0t tins $teraI thai IL is entire
ANU " different from UlMci Sacratus.-
~0 When y"u PURCHASE one .dpcr vuu
Ns should lake The old paper with you.
md be ye,y particular and Get The
next exactly like tho first name and
picture, twisted Loaf Rrcud. viii,
glass eIrrS escIng Mater Oh lLe top, hs
yuu see lulhr hilb.
Full GIFeciluns for making Bread
~ with Sour Mix AMI Cream Tartar
W and all kinds ol PusIry also for
Erkng Soda Wafer; al.o directions
AND for nrk,ng '>cdliiz Powders. viii nc.
company each package
7ek B. r ENBHII"T,
W Nos. GS Il - WiShngiori.>t y York
and No. 80 indIi-st., Boslan.
aug5 Gm
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COrDOratiOns.

Bank Of Smyrna-Presldent, A. Stockly; Cashier.
William NJ Bells Clerks, +. j. Colt, John e. Stockly
Directors. Hon Presley Spruance William J. HnrIork
Daniel Corbt Henry Stout. Daniel Cummns Georue
DAVIS, James r. Clements, Peter Causey Discount
DAY Thursday.
Citizens Bank chartered by last LcgIslaturc-S.ock
not all taken.
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Societies..

Morning Star Lodge, No 6. o of OF.-NIeets at
Odd Fellows Hall every Friday evening
Shawnee Tribe, No .. | o OOi M-Meets everv
Thursday evening at Spruanee Building
Mcdonnell Encampment, No 2, ofOF F,-Meet,
p and 4h Tuesday Of every month.
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FOR SALE,
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tottN NIQAEl&} SONS Importer. an! =, .nr~. If
- SILKS, RIBBONS. and AlILLISERY luuDs
have removed from IS South second Street i5 tL q,
new and elegant Store, No sos eHGSI.N i stfeet
IhSI friends and the trade generally jai4 I'm
Smyrna times., 1858-02-11
Registers Office,
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DOVER. kent county, Nov. ID, 1851
IfON the Application 81 john II. BewIey Admin.
S'Tai"r OF Richard > Culbrcth, late OF Duck Greet
hundred III said county dcceased it Is orered and
dlrectcd by the Register, that the SAID Atmlnsirotot
give notice OF the granting Of letters Of nd
upon Tue esi1te ni the said deceased. by causing adj
Ecrlisemehs To be posted within ErIv DAYS from he
date ot such letters, in six Of the public pacc,o
'he county OF Kent requiring all persons having do
a1' against the estate To present the same or abide
py an actO Assembly IN such ease made and proyi.
ded And also cause the same To he inserted m tho
1in} 81 rha Times. n0wspaper published in Smyrna
Delaware. aud continue the rein eight weeks
SiIESPo Given under hand and seal of office aC
y1yNy@Tt. the Register aioFesah, al Dover Kent
23 sy3AS: county aforesaid, the day and year above
V%lS ~ EEs written.
1as r. W. REYNOLDS. Register.