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Once ssush-sidr naiiroad Company, ,
PEfEhsBuno, July isl, 1875. !
N0 k s5RR

nsRECr ROiTE To TmE WEST md the
- VIRGINIA. SPRINGS via South side kailroad fronIc
Bso via last Tenn and Va Railroad fro,n iitist
sile 10 dalton West, and Atlantic Railroad from Ia
Chattanooga via Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad
om Chattanooga t" Stevenson" wa Memphis and Charleston
Kslroad from stevenson To Memphis.
Through Tickets issnod t. The ao,c points sprnv.
and Baggage checked through at the Office South Rat
road, p.tui sbnrg
road commencing 81 NDAY next. tho 4th July mat
ami continuing nntil further notice.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN,
Con Getting with the Richmond aud Danvilln Trans "A,
Burkesir Junction. and with the through route Lynch
I-as. Petersburg daily at............... 530clk NJ
Arrive at Eurk.s'lle Jnnrii"nl at.......... sI6
I'r,ys Ixn my ia, a, ..... ~. " - N
Arr,veat BarAc,or tJunruoD ai............ 2I3
"'''' fnhi:iii TRAIN '''
Connecting with cnmond and nansie Trains al the June
Leave Petersburg daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AM
AMY. At buk"'iii" tJuncti"n) ~
Ant'e AT a,m'illr .................... lao 4.
Arrive at Iynchb"rS nt.......... ............ o.,
Leave iynrhl"fg daily ai...........'.......... NJ
Afl,"hi aim'hh' al o2n
Arrive Burke,iI" tJnn,tloi) at...........tliIO
a" ArranmoaI,", Passenger Car far IT,. Way or ,ta
Travel W h" attached to the rau leaving ynchurs NJ
,ak, thu Man Tram at ",",k a NJ stopping places to
taxi aad n' "f passengers To b. II. oo,ervedhy
N i..n ~ vile H,,,k' md Wi, T"'os sa, orr
iinrk,s1I" ' nigh Bridge, Fhu,,ilir, Prospect ramp
m E'"'s''e"' AIi"""oN spout Slnug Concord, james
River
CRY POINT HRANIu
S,Gth Side kn unl Freight and Passenger Trans lea,
frtcr-bulg 'Iati, tSun,a, scAc"rrdJ A Nj
"A IA" utnh fint M......... .................7.Ii
l.,ntt cont
~
i"ra '",' lt"ns connect with jams River Steamers
lea. at, T. mt Norfolk every saturday inorunr
aud lui sd "N"Ein. Win the koan, l., and
Jana, bnund tor New Nok
he Att Tram Road VIII b.. run only " hen
U'te iS"nsttHN 'Jtthiy SIpinA ,a,,7 lake ID
rut II ias,nss !" Ia sirotlt ohsrN-d b. lls,
II nam a. the iIaIu be stuup,d utn
mt, Iran r''-s. tcdu I,N, and ihrci,tI
g.. Al
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s6 NEGROES WANTED! VA

'I>uE sCBSCRIBEKS WISH To PUR CHASE NE.
HhoEs, Of either brt~ the ages ard hir;
ir "hch the highest market rice Ia cash. III be paid
sspt9 3m WELLS DAVIS
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s. DEDFOlxD All va
h A y

s. llEDFOKD Attn .,,,,,,.,....
Ii AND IODiN!. SPRINGS
These Springs loraie tn. line div ins the Counties "f
short dist in iui view
at the mountain Praks outer nng the beau
tifu hc IN few hours from TIL point
raIg aud the visitor ~, IN the Low
ans o Virginia aud til" southern states, w"uld
rest as would i'll The midst OF he noun
tans situated Direct, the Lynch and Salem urn
pke-.cvrn miles the place, and tour miles from
Depot Which place vehircwlI he run 10 con
vcy and from the Springs, tktt or iHAt6k
T. EGIiDI.s ~ SONS, Proprietors.
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TORN: CORN :: NEAL, LUMPnnd Glut Nd
PIASrEK-1hr undersigned has rented from M,ssrS
. Lang horne y johns their CORN AND PLASTER MILL
lie keep hand the above arii, which lie
will sell cheap pnnctual Customers
GuAS. y. LANGIiORNE Sol Agt
mar far stl. al Western Plaster in this city
NEW 90 -..sN We have Tins day as sOcin.
Ted undcr style and hrm "t Nd
KINNEY CO for thu purpose conducting a''ENthAi,
i;RDGEKN ANDtDMMl>NIpN 81 SlAt.NS at The uldsiand
of street, where viii be gaI 10
aud r pubic, with the PROMISE To
every r1,rt give entire sttisiarti"n
TIMS-Gash to months time
SAINT. Il, MCKINNEY.
lIINi,h - FLOOD
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j WATEK' has he,n wed by three eminent Chemists
and proven and to 10
DINE than a nincial water ,n'wn.
We tins " lt'r an IA kACi
by process ot evalrIn ~ wleh Al
the healing proprrtic. retained in pure aud
wbich dssolvts common alter
and is i,ruieIat.iy ready for USE.
We hay" 'citin, from physicians and private IN
dyidua which be sending aud curing one vi
pam pi.cta our Agents. } H. IHoMP>ON n co.
Lyncbug tu testimony 10 the eura
tive properties and Mas, in All Surfuous aud
Diseases, by .pesa Liver Complaints hronc IN
Uirr and ali OF its kindred affections all
Urinary ihat-ier tit,ri tI onc ln
hauaiiouS aud Irrauis,t the knlneSs. iils. Ar
suIliy the uccly and securely pa ked IN boxes
Dozen otlc 'ach tor sale either ny the box or
single supply OF the Mass In sna, boxes
can be mail any wl.crc. Kept tor sale by
j. H. THOMPSON q CO, Lynn hburg. Va,
ma ~ I'm tor tii pr,,,
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WHEAT THRASHEI}S

fHtuE UNDERSIGNED having tcr'n" Agents for tie
l. Schenectady Agricultural work VIII keep constantly
hanI snmp" Of their Patent Improved Railway HORSE
rowtr Thfa"fs nnd separaers Combined 1hrashers and
WHuowes This 1hfa.hny machii" received the FIRST
rRtMIi at the AHw York STATED air s.b eouiin
good satisfaction Ia all ho have used them
TAT HORSE pow EilS made aud so
ed that requires the travel only about mles
hour thereby making suitable either horses
them.
THE TIiKASlIERS and CONFINED TIIRAS IiERS and
NNSDH kS constructed dis barge ali the
an dust through the and not into the feeders face
is win Other kinds.
The Thfa.her and Ninnower has n REVOLVING WIRE
SEPAKA1 Err which does the work perfectly than
be done any Other
IiE SEPARn1 Err trille has fork straw shaker hrb
IT, grain Of tu passes from the Thrash
Persons wishing these 1lra hers do by
caing store where urhrr information III gwen
concerning them. lRBl q SAUNDERS.
HIS
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rHuu1AHC1.'

L1R0 5HNnU1ANO9--rHE MUTUAL
~ DEN1pfr llFn INSURANCE. COMPANY
aahnai1tAa1ps fsAissy Az ~ esst aad pAys thea
- 49, .lvsas sass Aslsiss -. 70 PAY ever one
As - 80 : zen sssss 70 Ssy ffoa % 70 o PEI
PlS Js.'.'y l's last s, sss% 3
Sssvs2 ssssa, : ys..srs lssss. R1essla is
.zTEka9 #e4z csA,ssA IS
Ne unissd ssssss has capital tot the
asaa sk-aeus aards advantages 70 the Insured
.ss.is - 90 81 year shs %. as.rsd bali
efn as per ssnt Interest = W. KNOWLES, Ass"S
IA VIZ 4 Noxrn Medical Ersaaincr 1t Lynchbsrs
Psessna n Lyncbtnre Sesrag their lives can
VIsrS.isa sept lots
E0a11s IN AND MARINE s5sC TRANCE
LYxcmsuaa Noes fIks lssuhAsek CosrAs1 , Eins
m Nnsus Stnrsa Tobecco Factories and other build
ina o. sara eodA and merchandise generally In
town aud eeuntry the nost favorable terms
Aso naks insurance the lives all persons enjoying
ofsssnd soas'ssen for'hs hole dars"a OF
slaves employ I'd b osasy cespaons will be insured
To Cosssay VIII also andto any
the Nshss. = sssh:sn PERT: =, 1, s,yp.,ss ra,"'
JOHN ROeiN MCDANIEL President
JANES NyCoRDS. Vice presi,icnt,
GEoRGs .. THURMAN: Chief Engineer
JoHs OrEy rAyloR, SAMUEL X MCKIsHEy.
pCxrtR uTEY SAMUEL u ahLASD,
JAMES r PAySE. yonS DAVIS
MN n RrRArroN MAURICk LAHaHoRNI
JAS o. WILLIAMS Treasurer.
CREED T. Villas, secry
D. W. !. o n,.. owts' Medical Examiners.
The Medical OF Subjects for Insurance will be
made once III each day between tho
houis Of aniA o'clock 2 heb 7"
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REMOVAL.
NEW SCAND AND NEM s:OODN

e N1E 90 fTON.-Ju-t seceived large 80,
~ OF BdIe Cotton, assorted NUMBER, tor sale by
mar 70 FRANKLIN K BRO
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Fran Be- J 4 Uncs, Tlsi1r idrsnt (harch BosDn-
IAN NNtn i have u-'d pil4s wuh 81"
aud y -" rali Il To- IN
IN I regulate The ct ton and the
bloc" hey the rracdy know H. aud
! can ,Und leuilN n.Ipeid them /, my ls
Yours, j. V HINES
WARSAW WYOMING TO. \ Y ,Drt - ls55
III M S1H! amusing Fnur tatharti Pills IN practice.
AMI hnd them "xrei lug uv"iu cleaus the y stem
and puff, the nj aims Il til. Il
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WV0CR TOtS9 OFT FOW Old NOHBD OF
IL EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARRANTED TO CURE, AM 80 DANCER FROM EXPOSURE To
com Prce " Gems per b'atie.
E.l~s< sncsv<ise Ia 81 Corr sss ~ tAs caxs oe1, q "a
DsaprSu Cpus < Eastern Dssfvtefo TpRisia. BY DOPb
r CO. RcAmSsL YA-50 eenis ssss
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come to sfcre pamphlet and read cvrthcatea
VI cures performed by the Turf on certificates Of truth
our respectable and respected citizens and other
refer and y"u doubt its value
medicine for Oue Of II u worth pound Of
known Try aud will be satisfied % what
TauE TU.S Oit-Read the following, and come to our
store aad Wu tell you u many Others who have been
eure1s . -
RICHMOND, Nov IL, 1854
Ars Rpus temea:-1 used portion Of bottle
Of yesr Ts Ol you very kindly presented with,
a.i saks pleasure 1. ssyias that found eeetuA In re-
svnR Of skin for which had been practsed
spoa several ysas by Physcaps ~,hout resolving the
lsaM ksssas eiso Recommended to friend Of mine who
Tor cone had been annoyed by similar eruption Of
the skn ard Informed short time since that from the
ass Of oas bossle he lad been entirely cured
Rsspscsfauy. q. N LEFTwiCH.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE

KlIHAuklI, Ma lat. JyG.
Condolences: Ny chld had commenced hieA king last
ALI small soees hcL gradually extended entire
sad inoudnx tn winch much eaten BY The
to o oiId drop !
tried AZ advertised aud domestic re.cdi. without
any good results tleu procured and Applied ntic ~ kf
OIL IL began get bottle broke, aud sp
ts1 gals "a A4t Again Ay sIdsr dAaEh
AID pa Do get t,i
l. oksd mach better hem you used II Ne got anoth.
otile, and her head nearly wal TINS axgfA
case, and Losreyory day IL ash II
very sdcssse ese bottle lee, assured VII
her entirely d there but iue Of the disease
You entitled thls the utburs taA.
great pleasure giving you lhr csrtine.ie.
Respertfuii, CBALk
To Uo,-
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" THE CANAL the HIGHEST RIA Z OF FREIGHT
ON GEStRAi MERCHANDISE UNia 3DctS o. 10,
Lss.-Oy GROCERIES,. CRoCKERY QUEEySU4RF
Dc ONLY23 CTS PER 100 LBS, which inclni.- r.,.
the wharvef kclobd to Lynchburg 0usuo
ly 6! S. per ton Of ZOO lbs
Thankful for tho very b raj patronage heretofore received
will Ia order to in tt, trade sll the
pu, Goods through the above low SO send your
goods the get quicker and cheaper them
A LIE, IN the Dock.
aug lots Richmond, Va
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P"sT bffIcE II ,nfIANn. Inv O. Mion. Nov. lG, lS55
In AitR Your ru, s,'ti pc, f,oiiru dc.nc They
F" don" wifi goat than can teii Sh" had
bern SICK aud pulnP months Wei II ia he doctor
.h Il great cNprnre, hut Sh tl'm uti"nced
taxing Nuir lU9 Nhit cured her hN Inn
ties ID al Ter hu,lN Ih,N
en'd lea aud WORT au'. u
gh5"s had II bad lul vi than With twod do
Il N"ur iilS, ni,r the 4 uaii live
4" "rtN dollars doc "rs hi'~, without
cured entirely >urh IA oirinr you which
l. AZ ua ~ god and haYcE ii! be- p,H dh',r
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" '
Nssvs poss Co .-tentiem~n-For ahont thu zee four
yeau had core my right alb the aiHe Of
somenes lius painful bu, mitch until the Let OF July
then quite painful fcs'cred aud ran grea,
Aes waf slvLed 6y physician aad others 10 have
out thinking Cancer bought small bottle II your
valuable TURF OIL aud appld according TO the direction.
and h nov well have endsd tn Of neigh
bora lady. who had similar by the sdc Of the
about ter years her the other day She said Il
InenAns very much much better than did when
abe usiny your TUkF OIL, and should well
you " sh IT, will get esrtiAcAie iu any
81 thu you think pper, and with much Qualification
give you vi my thspks th certificate ot il efficacy
T,urs resp.c fuly, Nm THOMAS. JP
The above voluntary certificate from stranger We
many such Let those no suffer cad aud ihem
lts d 20.
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PAYNE. \ CHRISTIAN,

u YOUR BILLS PROMPTLY " MN DIE-N"hnlr
friends who ind tied up Ne list July. will
come forward with thrii accustomed rr"mlttnd, and
-cs be pr, pared L. d. When called upon II
Important to that hey sh 'uld ia
nniaruriug Fat Winter st X which ", int.nd
shah ,e sad
ti'h which ad>ansge'nsIv r"anir money Al accounts
last January sciiirI by lst August III have
placed i oil"f hands for collection. W. n viii
d. this Ia s,lN.s
,ump,ir, her
~ Rk,,I,;ItS >iAIkR A
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From F0r9ardiHp W ,ftdht Ionis Etb T. iaa6
Or AhtK:-laur Pas gun Of a III i, great
medicine They haN, l. IT. Inter
sore upon her hands Iu mad I'd n,uraLe
y"a's Her mother han ten long uslv afflicted
bl TO- at7 iiUils on her Sh. 80 hair After
child ud, she also t,i,d is ,.d tn, have
her A. tiISi..
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veFy WesoaFkHb1r.- =.
AsriE GROVE. Hcnrico. December l. ls57.
MEssRs DovE 4 Co.i-senIleman-My horse was put /
In ront Of tho AMI In attempting !" nmp thu
fence rad through ms shoulder aud
through hs breast making cash larry"
euough yoar ut got bottle vi Your 1tNf
OIL and applied freely he work
weeks he entirely cured
Rsrpectfaly yours JAMES l. EHE
Sold by all Druggists MorchantS throughout
feb Sts
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I1AYlNC Iurr RErCRNEn from ,Ar Ner.

4 aNAMP AnsiNE WGNE.-1J Baskets "Piper
~ 4 Co Icidscck Chauipsign " M just received aud
fir sale by LEE, JOHNSON co.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-29
MIS- CELAN l. l. D u S.
The Isle of Perrin,

The rock which now threatens to shatter the
Anglo-French alliance, is the bare, unienanted
rock at the entrance of the Red Sea, known as
the isle of Perrin. II is FIVE miles long, and its
only Importance hitherty has been in the esti-
nation of the neighboring Arab as a resort for
turtle. 1t belongs to Turkey, but has recently
been occupied and is being fortified by England
France protests, and it is thought that Russia
will second her remonstrance, and that the mat
ter will come up before the next Paris confer
ence, on the ground that the guaranteed integ-
rity of Turkey is falsifed on The part of Egg
lanC. The real reason is the apprehended part
which Perrin is to play in the uggradizement Of
Great Britain.
How so it may be asked. Perrin is another
Gibraltar. 1t commands the Red Sea, and the
Red Sea is to be the most important link in the
inter-communication of Europe and Asia. The
exigencies ofcivilization demand the giving uI
of the Cape Of Good Hope route. The mai
and part of the passenger traffic to India anC
China now goes by Suez and the Red Sea, ant
sooner or later freight must pursue the sam,
route. To provide for this mighty change o
commerce many schemes have been struck ou
by ingenious men of the different nations con
cerned in the event. England, by far the mos
interested at the present time, processes to ha "
discovered the utter infeasibiliiy Of a cana
across the Isthmus of Suez, has fallen back upo
a railroad, which is nearly built, and is nov
fortifying Perrin as landing place and protec
tion for her steamers and vessels daily passin,
ia and out Of the Red Sea. She says the mea
sure is purely an individual one. necessary 70
her own interest, and of no concern to olhe
European powers France, on the other hand
is professedly convinced of the practicab bility q
the Suez canal, which will shorten uninterrupi
ed navigation between Europe nd India 700
miles, and has applied to the Porte for irma
authorizing the enterprise. This permit is re
fused ostenslbly on the ground that Eogan
already occupies Perrin. Thus the parties ar
arriyed.
IL will at ence be seen that the question ha
consequences of great magnitude. The occu
Smyrna times., 1858-04-29

patton of Perrin is master stroke of policy
1t prevents Turkey from allowing France, for
the present, to commence the Suez canal, and
it is intended to give the practical sovereignty
of the Red Sea to England, in case the canal is
ever built. Its rightfulness is not so clear. 1t
is certainly in apparent violation of the guar
antied integrity of the Turkish dominions. and
is justified only on the ground ofself protection
national plea which is sometimes as rigorous
as fate. and sometimes so accommodating as t.
obey every impulse of interest or whlm.-BoS
ton Journal
Smyrna times., 1858-04-29
COMMUNICATIONS.
Correspondence Of Ms Smurna lfaes.
Dover, April 1858.

Dover, April 1858.
Mr.. EDITOR Probably it would be graft
flying TO you and many OF your readers, to have
line in relation 10 the noontide prayer meet
ings, which have been in progress in this place
for some weeks past. We have reud with plea
sure, the reports which we have from time to
time received from different parts of the coun-
try, from this mighty rolling tide, which seems
designed-if for nothing else-to overwhelm
the greatest curse which can betall the cause
of reigion,-the feeling of bigotry and secta-
rianism. These meetings, as | before stated,
have been in progress for sometime, and l am
happy to say that the different denominations of
Christians seem to meet cordially upon this
common ground, and enter into the work with
a zeal which is worthy of the cause in which
they are so laudably espoused. Each party Qt
you will allow this eptheD seems TO view 1t IN
its proper light,-as his own individual work
aud we cannot but feel the assurance that If the
work continues the result will be very glorious,
first, in securing that harmony and kindly
faelIng which should exist throughout the
Christian world, regardless of creeds; and,
secoHdly, in advancing the great work of the
salvation of the souls of mankind.
We are constrained to admit, that when this
thing was first introduced, it struck US as being
aanoveliy in the way of Christian worship; and
IN our nina IL mas not ceaSeQ 10 De a novelty,
for. we see men and women who have never
been accustomed to meet at the house of prayer,
hurrylng from their various avocations to the
house of God with an earnestness which be-
speaks the deepest concern. Every day the
prayers of the congregation are solicited IN be-
half of fathers mothers, sisters, brothers, wives.
husbands, friends and enemies, and the hearty
responses which are made to these petitions re
calculated, we humby believe, to ascend even
TO the throne of the Most High, and to bring
down answers of peace. A holy awe seems tC
brood over the meetings, and every person in
voluntarily becomes worshlpper. Saints and
sinners seem deeply interested in the g.eaI
work and we are led to inquire what grea
work is about TO be accomplished! The vene
rable Judge Hall was present few days ago
and delivered a most excellent and touching
exhortation. He endeavored to impress upoI
the minds of the assembly the Importance o
patience, in relation to the result designed Il
be wrought out by the Almighty, in this work
aud TO cultivate the graceS Of the Holy Spirit
particularly brotherly love.
-Osr town is all astir now, getting ready 70
Court on Monday. The prospect is that Their
will be an unusually full court, and larg
amount of bushes. The verdict and sentenc
in the case of Herley, of Sussex county, vii
doubtless have an unpleasant effect upon thos
persons ncatcerated for similar offences in ou
jail,--although the " counsel for the accused
are very sanguine of success. | trust sha
be able to drop you line in relation to the pre-
ceedings of court.
Yours, in haste, RAMBLER.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-29
Miscellaneous Advertisements
New Carpcting

n CIV Carpeting.
SPRING or 1858.
ESAMUEL BUZBY having compile ed the alrera,;on.
Tor his Carpet Room on the first floor of his old t
No. IL MARKET street, WILMINGTON Dei "
now Offering full assortment of new and benm,,c1
CARPETS, MATrINGS, &c. purchased l,, r,'h
and will be sold aI Reduced Prices ior CASH 10 Which,
he calls the attention Of Dealers and IlousekcrrrT
They are as follows:
English Velvet Carpet,
Real Brussels do
Tapestry do
Heavy three-ply do
Double super Ingram Carpet,
Medium do do
| Union, from 25 cts to 62J per yard,
German, Hemp, List and Rag Carpets,
Al heavy Twllcd Venetian do
SO 34 do for Stairs,
sd, "a, 1914, l24, 16-4 Drugget;
fresh supply Of Cocoa and Canton Mattinr
at reduced prices. RUGS and DOOR. MATS
all sizes; superior Floor Oil Cloths, from | To
6 yards wide; together with large lot 81 sea.
sonabls DRY GOODS, selling off very chear.
ap22.3m
Smyrna times., 1858-04-29
HARD TIMEs-The post winter has been

HARD TIMES.--The past winter has been
felt by the most of the people of country 10
will deny and yet were it not for these hard times
for the last year. where, would ASK would all kinds
oil speculaOAs fetch up 10, particularly in Western
andsl For the last two years. lron Leather Coffee, !
Sugar, MOasses, Flour, and on, got beyond all
son in prices; and in fact nearly everything we eat.
drink and wear, felt the effects of that wild spccua
toni while the poor mechanic his labor the last 10
feel the rise Had the hard times kept of one Or TWO
years longer, the result would have been q coat
would have cost double lis present price, and SO it
would hove been with hat barrel of flour, gallon
| OF molasses pound OF sugarOr coffee, and and
house rent not luded TO leather, need say
raises equal with the land specuatOns, and by this
| lime, Boots and Shoes would have been double their
present prices; but the hard times, that great evele
said stop TO these wild specuat OF our country;
and TO do it, it shook trade OF all kinds very
ire. which caused many articles forced into the
markt and then The ready cash brings them down 10
low figure. few days ago | bOu yhi % cases Ol
HOOs and Ses lower i'll prices for the quality, than
ever boug g@beote; and since have been in the
Shoe business Inever had Boots and Shoes that could
sell as low tor the quality can at this present time
'he readers Will remember that is talking pretty loud
for us, yet mean III the Shoe business this Spring,
Will STIR up with long pole until il fairly hOws. II
say to the readerl am selling Mems long Boots. OF good
material and strongly made. for 81 SO per pair, anJ
mems Tine and also coarse Shoes iOr only ?79 cts pair
and Misses Caliskn heel Boots for My 81 cts pair
all Oi good material and made WELL you would say
PshaW If they were worth anything. could get NOR
Tor them. and yet you would tell the truth in so say
ing But it is a we'll known fact that mode OF do
ing business is small profits and quick sales-lhereb
turning money over ten, and then II counts WELL
Those who are in want Of cheap Boots and Shoes vii
call at FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store west SecOn
} street, Wilmington, Del,-mOre commonly known Q
the Wall Street of WilmingtOn,-where Boots ali
Shoes are on hand to fit from an Infant to Giant.
A liberal deduction made 10 those who buy 10 Sc
= again. Our next advertisement will be mostly 10 til
ladies'. apis
Smyrna times., 1858-04-29
RE G. ATIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY

The Smyrna Library and Reading Room are
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday and Friday
between 2 and A o'clock, and every Evening
between the hours of and 10. Books may be
taken out and returned between and a 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. Non.shareholders two dollars
payable invariably in advance. The shelves
are supplied with well selected books and the
files with daily and weekly papers and periodi-
Gals from all sections of the country.
The public are earnestly requested to come
forward andavai themselves Of the privileges
thus afforded. ...
By order Of the Board of Trustees.