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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-14

A BOLD BAD BEAR. The Watchman says
that on the morning of April 22nd. a huge
bear came into the door-yard of Seth Sterling
of Warren, and then passed back into the
barn yard and took sheep from the shed
{ not over FIVE rods from the house and
went off to the mountain. There being
about four inches of snow. which had fallen
day or two previous, it betrayed all his
movements, He had passed and repassed but
a few rods from the house, several times. A
company ofabout ono hundred and twenty
five men gathered about noon and surround
ed him ON the mountain but he broke away
and escaped Those who saw him said he
was the largest bear that had been seen OF
he mountain.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-14

PRINTERS Luck. A week or two ago a
Cincinnati printer visited the theatre and
found pocket-book containing $3.50. Rich
beyond all expectation, h. determined to re-
awhile. He put sub on" spent what
money he had Of his own, incurred several
little debts, and then concluded to break in
upon his treasure by purchasing new hat
lie entered II hat store, bought one Of the
latest style, and rendered one of the SIS notes
IN payment. 1t was pronounced counter
felt and so, in turn. every note of his $3.50
found treasure he has gone to work again,
saying that being printer he should have
known that the bills were worthless
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-14

ACCIDENT AT THE HoosAc TuNNEL.-On
Sunday night, portion of the tunnel on the
west side of the Hoosac mountain, some
twenty feet in length, was filled up by the
earth from above falling in, in consequ enc
of the temporary roofing and support givin
away.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-14

a lad in Philadelphia was driving or lead
ing horse and cart, few days since, ank
the animal becoming restivc, the lad strucd
him on the mouth with the back of his hand
which was punctured by coming in contact
with tooth. The hand soon began to
swell, Lock jaw ensued, which resulted in
death
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-14

STEAM FIRE ENcINE.-The Lawrence Mass.
Courier says that the new steam ire-engine
that has just been completed in that city, is a
complete success. At "a recent exhibition of it,
a stream an inch and half in diameter was
thrown over roof about 100 feet high. This
stream was then thrown a distance of 1913
feet from the machine, horizontally. Two
streams of one inch each were thrown over
the same building, and to distance from the
machine horizontally, of POS feet.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-14

There is no need to so to the Hottentots for
degrading superstitions. At Glens Falls, y.
u, man named Adams being sick with
consumption, his friends dug up the
remains of his brother, which had been
buried seventeen months, and taken out the
heart, intending to burn the blood found in
1t, and thus save the sick man. But the
heart was so far decayed that no blood could
be found, and So the cure cannot be accom-
plished.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-14

SOME Brcs. 4 Sicilan barque has lately
arrived at Philadelphia, bringing cargo Of
oranges and lemons, ntermingled with
cockroaches from two and half to three
inches in length. The American says ''Some
of them are called scorpion back, and carry
around style of shell that crunches under
ones boots like remarkably tough egg she'll
These fellows are very queer looking They
are dark brown in color, and when running
look like strip of highly vanished ma
hogany under great excitement
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-14

Wo are instructed not only to forgive our
enemies but 10 return good for evil,-but
how often do we see one man hate another
not for an injury that he has suffered. but
for an injury that he has himself done.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-14

Judge p, of lndiana, has his eccentricities,
but an ADLER jurist cannot be found in the
West. A young windy lawyer was once max
ing q nlea in q manslaughter case hafnr, IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-14

A beautiful slab of Missouri marble has
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
FAIRFIELD SEMINARY

Rev. ]. B. VANPETTEN, A. NJ Principal.
TNlllS urge and Aourishing Institution is pleasantly
l. located at FAIRFIELD, HERKIAiER CO.
NEW YORK, seven miles from the New York Cen.
Iral Railroad at Little Falls, from which Students arc
conveyed tree the rst day Of each Term. Its ample
accommodations, It's ApparatVs sufficient for full
course OF PhllO-Ophic and Chemical Experiments
IS Libraries OF over 1000 volumes, and It's Faculty OF
twelve thorough and experienced Teachers furnish
claims iIr liberal share of public patronage.
COURSES OF SrU DY.-A Commercial Course
the same as Iha! Of the best Commercial Colleges
Two Graduating Courses for Ladles,-one of three
years, equal 10 ta Of the best Seminarcs, and one
five years equivalent 10 the regular College Curse
Upnn the completion of either Parchment Diplomas
are conferred. and, if possible, positions secured
Special attention given to Young Men preparing for
College
TUlTlON.-FOr term Of ! ( weeks, from $500 to
50 90. Orna'ncntais al reasonable rates. Board and
Washing, Sl.1j per week
Fall Term begins August both, 1851 Winter Term,
December 10Th.
For Cai? og"es or Rooms, address the Principal or
J. MATHER, Secretary
Fairfield, Aug. ~. lS57-lv
REFERENCES: JAMES KNlCIIT ESD Dover;
SAMUEL WARD, ESQ. 81. Georges
HENRY PRATT, Esq EIazleuvle
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E'E1NN0GEk'S
/ T. Oh vcSter.
New Combined Mower and Reapcr.
Paicn;cd SriirIrLnr % L.

a New Combined Mower and Rcapcr
Patented September 22 loJ1
The attention Of Farmers is Respectfully nyi,cJ n
this Machine Ii can be either al our SIo,, ,t
hennet Square Pa, or al our Warehouse in Whining
ton, Delaware.
We SOLD twenty orthem in Chester comfy last
year, and notwithstanding their llst utr3Inr
ton, We are warranted in sa wing thai no other parn
gave better saiisiaciIoG.
Some OF lis advantages may be enumerated as
follows:
lst The Frame is Of Cast Iron, in one solid piece
consequently 10 oints 10 get loose and throw the Hl
chine out OF line.
2d 1t Is Single Cleared, which renders the mac.iaa
much more simple and less Liable get ou OF order
and also greatly lessons the draft
81. The Cuicr Bar is made Ui TWO steel mates firm
iy rIvCed together upon Intermediate licccs "a E,r
ia The PAGES between the knIlc-g guards thus conhI,
H@ !I@i!Ec5s and Stiffness TO dc.rce nui Otherwise
attained.
lth. The Gutter Ear can be raised and lover,d ,,i,r
great iarlily MhIlc The m1c int is in molten
"Ih. IN ADVISABLE Wheel AT the outer end Of The
"'tcf "hr greatly dimnshcs The draft ANA the mhil.
" OF ch"NIi9 renders the machine much npIe porIa
Die. and is a great advantage ~ backmg
hih The Guard Fingers arc mace of the best
wrought IRON ah firmly scared TO their rlarc bv
i simple srre" nut. They can be made by any good
country smith,
IN It can be thrown into and ont Of gear instantly
M" "hlc We h"f"eS are III motion. THIS arrange
iAeni IS 80 sim PIE ihIt Il pcasos cverybodv
OH. There l. NJ %eight On horses ucckS vet in
barkinJ II has all The advantages OF a sin io,r1e
9ih Ii Is readily altered from a Reaper 10 Mower
ana ricc ccr&1. IN 4 very few minutes
10Th LIS runs lighter tor the team Than any other
harvester with which we acquainted.
lin. II is almost entirely composed of iron and
steel. Therefore IT Is very durable.
Among the Improvements over our Last Years
Machines are the following:
Ist. A Larger Driving Wheel which will Iun easier
ana allow The Gutter Bar To raise about inches higher
u. Wrought Iron Pini1n, case-hardcned. which
fuhs much lighter, and Will wear longer.
Sd. Cast Steel PInion Shalt which is stitIer and
will run lighter than iron
4ih. The steel for Cutter Bars Is Of the very best
qHaIIiY' being made TO order and imported expressly
Tor our own machines.
OH. Every part of The machine, that can be- is fit
yea up III The most perfect manner by expensive
chincry made for the purpose. Neither means nor
eh1rt VIII be spared IN making ii superior MOWER
and REAPER.
OH Every machine will bc run " steam power at
high speed before it leaves the shop.
PRICE-incIuding one extra Knife three extra
b'adeS, one good Monkey Wrench, File and OIL Can,
For Mower, SILT 90. Combined Machine SI3U %.
All Machines warranted.
S. u NJ. PENNOCK.& CO,
Hennctt Square, Pa; or Wilmington, Del.
NoTE.-There will be series of public trials ofihe
above machines IN different neighborhOods at the
earliest practical date OF which timely notice i'll be
gwen ). X NJ PENNOCk Il co.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12

The evening train North and the morning
tain South are freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
New Castle accommodation train leave New
Castle 90 a. m, arrive at Wilmington 30,
arrive at Philadelphia 8 20 a. m.
Passengers leaving any point on Delaware
Railroad by morning train going North, can
have nearly five hours in Phiiadelphiu, and
return same evening.
Passengers from Delaware road by either
train make connections at Wilmington for
Baltimore and close connections at Philadelphia
with trains to New York.
E. q. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del r. r.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
STORE in WEST SMYRNA.
Varieties, Groceries, Provisions,

OC.S &C.
-, TIE subscriber would inform the public
k4.Es 4 that he has opened new Store On Com
%assa meroe street, West Smyrna, where he is daily
feceitng and will sell at the very Iewest cash
prices, Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Molassos Cheese Lard
Hams ShoulIers, Plclled Pork, Dried Beef Fish sal
Candies. soap, Soda, Starch, Indigo Blue, FLOUR by
lhe barrel or pound, superior Corn MEAL l. for faaIv
use pure PIckelIng Vinegar, only 6 cents per gallon
Tobacco, Segars and SnUtls Of the best brands CON
CIlONAliY, Cakes, Nuts, Fruits, pure Lemon and
other Syrups; Dress Trimmings Fancy Soaps Hair.
Oils, COlOgnes, Pumldcs-iine extracts Ladies' Dress
Caps, Collars, Cndersleeves, llandkorcheis Hosiery
Gloves Fans CATERS, Boots, Shoes, Silk Thread Col.
ton Pms Needles, Laces, Combs. Brushes, Broons;
I'm, Wooden. Basket and Eariht nware.
will supply any Of the citizens with WOOD at
short notice. il they will leave their orders aud cash
with ne. ''''
All kInds OF col NFRY PRODUCE BOUGHT at
The highest prices for cash equivalent in goods
TRUST here Is dead-l}ad Pay killed him.
J. r. WILLIAMSON,
je2l-1y West Snyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
Corporations.

BGnA Qf SmyrRl-Presdeni, A. Stockly; Cashier.
WIllian NJ Bell; Clerks, T. &6iolt, John e. SIockiy
Directors Hon Plesey S1'ruahce. William }. iuriock,
Daniel Corbit. Henry Stout, uanie Cummns George
DAVIS Jane. Z Cieenis, Peter + Causey ;-Dlscouit
day Thursday.
SniyrnH Library Association President Daniel
CumIfans; Vice President, Rev. VIM ii Brisbane ;
Recording Secretary. Robl lIoltecker; CORRESPOND
ing Secretary, DIR f Dqllcy; Treasurer. Vim c
Easoni Managers John NJ DcI.Iiing liobi II Cuinmns
ana Dr. J L ClaEson
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
Hundred Officers.

Notarios Public S Huntingdon aud Colt;
Justices of ye Peace: Smyrna. john Eaton, David
lockwood Keaioa WIN h layor;
Coliectur; Lewis Graham;
CoiSiables: Smyrna, Capt Henry D. Scout; Keaton,
Lewis GrsiIaH.;
Assessor: james w Roe
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
ksate Government, ,

y
Governor; PETER +. CAUa:Y.
Secretary Of Stale; JAaiGs Il. LoFIAND.
State Treasurer: WM.J CLARK.
State Auditor: 4. Is. MARVEL.
Judge L. 5. Circuit Court: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor; SAMUEL NJ. HAEEINUruN.
Chief Justice: L. W. GILrIN; Associates. j. J
JOHN W. HoVsT0N, EDWARD HUurFN.
Alhrney General: GE0. 2. EIsuEN.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12

Asbury NJ r Church, Methodist. opposite Market
street; KeV WIN IL BfIs1ine pastor services 10
O'Clock mOrnng-evening at 6
Presbyterian Church, curVcr MeihoIist and East
streets; Rev DIR McCusky, pastor; services 10 o'cl'k
a IN, and pm;
81 Peters ('rot Epscopal Ua'on ST. pastor, Rev
julius + Grammer; service al 10 o'rlock, M
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12

Treasurer: Wa. SATTERFIELD.
Register: D. T.. GoDwIN.
Recorder: GEO. RAWLSTON.
PruthSnDtary RICHARD y. MEREIEEN
Clerk of the Peace JOHN S. EELI
Clerk of the Orphans Court. JAMES f. ALLEE.
SherlH: JOmN GREEN.
CQfunef EDWARD REED
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
annlANs.n.

Morning Star Lodge No 6. of o F.-Meets at
Odd Fellows Hall every Friday evening:
Shawnee Tribe, No 5, Of K M-Aieets every
Thursday evening at Spruart Binding:
Mcdonnell Encammnent, No . 0 Of F,-Mecis
2d and 4lh Tuesday Of every month";
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
TOXn GInrnrnmenf.

Commissioners: William Denney, Or S NJ Fislcr,
Or William Cummins, Waiter MchIuilcn. WnlIam {
ElasOa, Presley Sfruance Jr, ard john Al. Nusiell;
Assessor William Wids;
Treasurer! Thomas + Jefferson;
Police: lienry CUnnin gAain john Chelins and
BENJAMIN Brown.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
The Eaw of Newspapers as decided by tn
COwIiS.
General and Local Information.
q. =. Government.

President: JA4Es BsCuANAN
Wee FresidsA; gCHH G. BRECKINRIDGE.
Secretary oil STATE: Gen. LEWIS CAss
Secretary Of lnarOr: JACOB TnUMPsoH.
Secretary OF Treasury HOWELL CoBB.
Sec eIary OF War; JoHN FLOYD.
Secretary ~ Navy: Isaac TouCEY.
Postmaster G. neral: \. V BRowN.
Attorney General; JEREMIAH 5 BLACK
Chiel Justice II the United States ROGER &. TANEY
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
Still SELLING Or!

~ MlNGTON, DEL, moi having sold all his stock
OF Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, will continue
The sale, with the intention OF closing them out as carly
as pOSslble,-amOng which will be found many LesI-
rable Goods for LADIES Spring and Summer Wear.
Also, Men and Boys Goods in large variety; with new
materials for Ladies Travelling Dresses,
Not forgetting their Summer ShawlS
New Umbrellas and Parasnls;
TO which have been added many new and beautiful
Goods for the present season. all OF winch will be sold
AT greatly Reduced Prices
In the new CARPET ROOM will be found the
largest assortment OF handsome aud durable CARPETS
ever opened in this city. Also Canton Mating and
Floor Oil Cloths all widths some very superior lO-
gethor with Rugs and Door-MaS III variety.
Wilmington April 80 '5S.3m
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12

" O4Ns DIIIhI
Where he intends devote his entire time 10 Ike
Manufacture Of iSOOIS and S!S0E!S Of all kin,ls
and varieties, III the neaest and most fashionable
styles, and at satisfactory prices.
Ills stock will consist IN part of Gcnlcmens Fine
Cali and Pateht Leather Boots and Sho-s, latest
styles. Ladies' and Misses GaIlcrs and other Shoes
III great variety. And III lacI every lhns connected
with the Shoe business.
CUSTOMER WORK will he particularly attended
to, and N all cases Will satisfaction be warranted.
CF LASTS FITTED UP by one Of the
best makers in the country.
The long practical experience of the Undersigned,
ana hs thorough ledge Of the business all lis
branches, will, lie trusts, be sufficient guarantee
the pabiIc that he VIII DO them justice and furnish
them an article that will recommend llscif ter ulillv
chcapnesS and durability. JOSEPH FULLMER
REPAIRING OF ali kinds neatly done, a reasona-
hl9 rates IaG! ly
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. lie expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
fnlly received and promptly attended to.
GF He will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the public patrols
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec. I9,"55-tf
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
Congress.
Keut County Officer

Senators: JAMES a. BAYARD. MARTIN ". BATES.
Representative: HM. q. MHuE!Y
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
GnhlnnI.
Smyrna Academy o N Bass, A NJ, Mrs soNB
Churches,

FfeceplOrsi
Public School No 3-Isaac PenneweH;
" John Cooper.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
Smyrna Advertisements.
PANTS ! PAINTS !

THE Subsrriber, having connected with the Druy
and Prescription business PAINTS. OILS, VARNTSfI.
rs, BRUSHES, GLASS DYE-SFt FFS, &c, is now
prepared 10 furnish all in Iiat line who may favor
him with call lie woud 4ls0 Iuke tins nppnI innirv
o. returning To The public his sincere thanks for The
liberal patronage they have sIinUn him anJ homes
ny strict attention and Industry, M rt - coniiuu
hnce oil The same JAS, L. HOFfEHKER
Commerce ST. ! door below Ellason's Corner,
na' ~ % Smynu, Del
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
Change OE HzOsgrs.
DeIaware, Ne,0 Castle, Whining ton ,y French
tOWH
RAILROADS..

2zzss 7 ON and after Monday, June
Is !5,c:.,SJ1- II, 1853, Passenger Trains
- s. - -. assz1 will run between phiadel.
dr InnIa and Seaiurd as fnlloMs:
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
REG TIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY.

The Smyrna Library and Reading Room are
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday and Friday
between 2 and 4 o'clock, and every Evening
between the hours of aud 10. Books may be
taken out aud returned between and in the
afternoons of said days, and between and 8
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 cnd weekly papers and periodi-
Gals from all sections of the country.
The public are earnestly requested to come
forward andavail themselves Of the privileges
thus afforded.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
WASHINGTON HOU Sc.
Between Second and Third streets,
NViEhses sB9%d0Es Bella y:sEc.

~ haH b9 : Q q ID q q Es "a 4 z {.
JOHN FOSTER avalls himself of The opportunity
Of informing his friends and the public generally that
he has made considerable alterations his establish
ment, which adds much to the comfort Of visitors
having also been newly and neatly furnished. The
House Is well situated beng in the mOs business part
OF the town. 1t but short dIstaacc from The Depot
and Steamboat arrivals.
His TABLE will always be provided with the
greatest GaInIcs of the season.
Extensive Slablmg and conl cnenccs for Carriages
A irst-C1aSs Gro III always III att, ,ndauce.
N. B.-Open until ~ O'Clock every evening TO re-
celVe passengers. may6 ly.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12

Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
aud in all mssL be seal 10 te o,e Tor pu2ieu'
ton
Smyrna times., 1858-08-12
He G..l .QsA s8s-. = y
Is BDITkp AHD PUBLISHED
BY ROBT. D. HOFFECKER.

Will DC ~ 'oI
the first Insertion, and - cts Tor every sUt=cq IN
lines or less cousid cred ls square.
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