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WANTED-A competant SALESMAN
WALL, STEPENSd AGO,
no st No. so Pa av., bet. 9Th and eth SITS
WANTED-By a respectable young Woman. a
w SITUATION ss Nurse or Chambermald, or
10 assist IN Washing and Ironing. INQUIRE at No
oos " street oetween 4th and sth SITS. no9 St.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-By w.d,wer.
w between - and so years OF aga. WIFE. She
must be intellssnt, amlabe, pre- ty, and LAST, but
not least roh for all of which he will promise to
give 10 retui D. his unbnunded affection and the en-
tire charge of his large family of children Ladies
VINO are oesirous OF embracing 80 favOr.ble p ap
portunty OF changing their life Of single bessaCness
toS life of untoid happiness. Will please address
Wv DOVER" Genrg stOwn Post Office. None need
apply who are over l8 years of age. no9 ~
WANTED-By respectable woman, SIIUA-
w TON as ohld's nurse and to do PLAIN sewing
or chamoerwork and sewing. Is willing to make
hersel generally useful. p ease call at S3 Pennsy
Vanla avenve. Can be seen for week. The best of
referenceo can be given. no82ts
WASTED-By steady, Industrious young man.
VINO und srstands taxing care of horses, SIT
UATlON as Porter, or to drive egOn, either in
the city or the cOultry. Would prefer being en-
pioyed IN grocery. Has good recommen datIons
Address BOX No 10. at this Ofioe. nO82t"
SITUATION WANTED.-A Journeyman Bar
- Der, thoroughly competent to all the require
ments oil his business desires situation in Wash-
eIoes as TO his capacity and steadIess Please
address Box No. 10, star Office, stating name ar
residence, when those desiring the services OF tuoh
man Will Dc promptly called on. Eo4 tf
WANTS.-Ths proprietor of the Intelligence
~ Oihce and House genoy. Sl street, corner
OF 7th, respectfully sCiiclts the patronage of fam
Hes requiring competent Servants of good charac-
maids walters, Drivers, and Farm Hands.
Sc Sly
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WANTS.

WANIED-By @ respectable Woman a STU
ALTON to do general Homework In n sma |
iamlly. 6ood refer. noes given. Apply at No 446
10th street between T. audi Its
WANTED-A competent and reliable LAUND
hESS, twhite,) to whom goJd wages will he
gwen anu oil whom good refe i'll be required
Apply at the northwest corner OflSth and sts
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG may be obtained at MRS. LIN
II SEi >, on q street, between 7th and 9Th sta
No. 4Si Rooms large and handsomely furnisL ed
Persons wishing t. obtain comfortable Rooms
WOuId 90 wei Ia call early. no8-9t"
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE CON
- foItably accommodated with BOARD az Mrs
BURkf'S. No. %56 9th street. between F. and f.
NO 6 ST
ROARDlNG, with handsomely furnished Rooms,
- lighted with gas, may be obtained by early ap-
pIeatIon at 40 2tn street, bew and sire. ts
lev Table BoardeTs can also be accommodate cd,
Linn
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Coffee sale i'm N.wy,rt

NV YORK, Nov. Sat the coffee s,le IN Al,
90 mats Of Java, all here, st Boston and IN ~,
I'VE SOLO Tor account az l3Sc. Holders howeve,
demanded an advance at the close.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph for the Evening st,,


NhwARK, n. J.. Nov. S.-gan,es NrNs,o, q.
now on Trial here for the murder Of hiS stsse,
MeMshon. IN September last The case or,s,,s
Snsds ,nn,sa, interest The Prisoeess oounsei
ing the argument on the motion the court "a :.
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WANTED-Two honest BOYS to learn the
w Confectlorery business. Apply at RIGHT
Slime - Confectionery, Northern Liberties.
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MhRSHAL'S ALE.-In virtue of yrits of
ltl herr fscas Issue troIa the Clerks office Of IN
Trout Court or the District Of Columbia for the
county OF WashlBgto and To lie directed, | will
expose Ia public sale for CASH. in troTt Of the Conf
Rouse door oi sad county. on TT ESDAY, the 5 IN
81 November 1853, at " O'Clock m, the follow ing
tlfie, calai and interest in std 10 Lots Nos l. , s.
aug = IN square no -, In the city of Washing t0I
ments theTeoa, seized and levied upon as the prop
erty cfChsrles n. Van Pattsn and will be sold 10
satisfy udoiais Nos. % ans o., 10 October tenn
1856, IN favor OF w. u. w. and Jane L. White and
James &: NGGulre. admir- of John II, Brown VS.
Charles Ii. Van Patten j. ID HODVER e
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia,
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FUTURE DAYS.

By ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctoneers,
VEkf VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN
THE SECOND WARDAr fCBIIc Arenas
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NovembeI lOtb.
~ Se O'Clock, on the premises. we shall sell, su Id,
vision r. In Caleb CushnE's subdivision of origi-
naI LOIS Nos and IN SQUARE No. SAL fronting q
leet inches on tn street, between and NJ run
square feet. -''O'
Title perfect.
~ Terms: OEe- foLrth cash the residue in G. y ard
10 Hnnths with interest, secured by deed of trust
nos-d 7, c. McGlTIRF e. IN I,o.-
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The PRESIDENTS MoUNrED GUsBD-TLis
popular company, In response TO the unanimous
request OF their friends, the public, have deter
mined to give grand ball, to take place at Odd
Fellows Hall, en- Monday, tue ED inst Their
precious success Ia this respect warrants the az.
setu"n that this occasion Will be one Ia which
tue ~hole N-2oihg public will actively uartici-
pate Those who have hitherto patroniz-d them
on such occasions know where they are q,,iD,y
aho " hst COMPANY Will be present, for the ms,n-
6ers invariably take their wives and families
tLeTeby p:scIud Hg the possibility of having dis
reputable or disngdsrly characters present and
furnishing guaranty vi tie respectable la acter
OF tae company. BY the by, Captain Peck and
QuaTteTmasIer Towers OF this cumpany last
hlSht received tie compl Imsnt OF i serenade from
r.spuld = incompatible band under the Ill cPction
OF party OF friends; and, though taken COM
pletely by surprise, there was no absence Of re-
freshments and sparkling champagne with which
10 welcome the visitors
ACCIDESr.-Iluite an excitement was raise al
the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth
street this morning by singular occurrence
which took place In the street there A lady
whose name was not ascertained. WAS opis,ly
walking across tue street, when she was nm
aIain.t by large dog, and was knor ked dowr
her head striking the pavement wit such yiolen,
as TO render her lnsensIble She was taksn u,
the drug store of MessTs Patterson l. NaiTn and
efforts were made 10 restore consc Iausness with
but partial success She was taken with violent
COMMISSIONS In lew moments. OF serious A
nature that u was deemed necessary 10 have med
lcai advice and she was accordingly placed in
furniture wagon upon Inattress, aad attended
oy several members OF the police was convened
10 the inarmlrY. -
10 o F.-The Grand Lodge Of the District
OF Columbia held its annual meeting last night,
al which there was very large attendance After
me transaction Of the usual business the election
OF o omehs tor the year was held, and resulted as
ioiloWs george w Robinson M NJ m Mas.
ter A Jones, X: w. ID. G. Master; George
Brown, X w q. Warden; John It. Bangs, r.
w. q Secretary-re-elected; Martin Johnson. n.
w e. TIeasurer-re-elected. PC M John r
Clements was elected Representative 10 the
Grand Lodge Of the United States.
LARCENY Yesterday, VIM. Moody, colored,
who has served two terms In the peaiten,ia-y,
$50 he boosted twas arrested by Vim. A. Waugh,
Esq, for entering the store OF Mr.. Hoover, on
the Avenue, and stealing = trunk. Mr. Waugh
delivered bis prisoner TO ustiee Dom, who fully
committed him for trial at court.
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Corta's,Hg Cards Of frst-eiass Estnbii,kr,,,,,
rs oH departments Of business en- t1s e,,v
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By J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctiopeers.
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
rSBLiC SALE-On THURSDAY AFTER
we shall sell, without reserve
square west OF Squsre NO. 5S4, fronting Sc feet 2
inches or north % street. 26 feet lnches ON New
Jersey avenue, and 1873 feet inches on Third street
Lot No. 9, in Square No s7s. fronting 81 feet So,
lnchSs on oth street west, between and q streets
north. running back SS ieetits inches.
OF No. TO- IN Square al. fronting IS feet inch on
Ienth street east, between East Capitol street and
MASSACHUSETTS avenue, running back lis feet IOT,
IEches. 80
Terms: One third cash; the residue in six and
twalve months, with interest, secured BY deed i'm
trust. - N '''
nO8-d T. q McCITIpE l. IN a,..z
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=, WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, a,
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices, IS GEMS pei
nnQ Inns
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MARSHAL'S SA LE.-In virtue OF II wits Z
w hen fscas issued from the Clerks Office Of
Circelt Court OF The District Of Columbia for the
expose TO public safe, for CASH Ia front me Cont
Rouse door Of sad county, on TUESDAY. the tn
OF NOV einber. 1888, AT u o'clock m, the ioOwin ing
Described property, TO wit: All defeaoant'S r, M
te ciaIIn and mt rest IN and 10 Lots Nos and r.
IN square NO. Il, original Lots Nos. l, 2 Sard IN
SquaTe No - and the east ~ feet of Lot no 2 la
Sahsre NO. lii, beginning at the southwest corner
o. sal1 lot and running thence east 40 feet thence
LnLta ~ ct 10 rear Oi ssd lot thence west - feet
AID thsEce south 30 feet To the point Of beginning
together with all ard slngu the improvements
theT cor, In the c'ty OF Washlr gton, ID G, seized
and levied upon as the property of Charles n. Van
Pstten and Will be sold TO satisfy Judiclals Nos a.
l<B, 81, SO, Ss3, 574 SIT ST. to October term IS52
and Ms. and a. TO January term, Is59 Pairo a.
EOnrSe, John +. kend al, john w. Thompson, Il
ID. tIil'aHn Nicholas cker, John and Mary NhbO-
~, VIM. H.. Wad, Michael Kelly, JOn5s White &
McCuTcy. Ballard, Cha bourl and al, and John Ira
II. Van Patton. ". SEIDEN NsrshsI
It'll tnrs ha Iassrs 81
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Look AT the Alphabetical Business Directory
In another column.
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Do NOT forget the Panorama at OIL Fellows
Hall tonight. This is the last week.
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NO SAVE TINE AND MONEY,

nELANO'S LIFE PRESERVING VEST
~ Patented October 1853.
J. 6. STEPHENS, Dea er in r me Clothing and
Gents + urnls Inz Articles. No. $40 Penn. syafue
under Browns Hotel, Is the exclusive aFent OF
Washington snd voLIty for the sale of this h. hly
celebrated LIFE PRESERVING VEST. Cafl
and them. No a ~
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REAL EsTArE.-IesterdaY, A Green, auction.
eer, sold lot No %, in square No. 254, with i'm
provements, TO Dr. Leiberman, for IS 32S
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TO THE LADIES OF WAsHIyGToN.-For cheap DRY
GOODS you must go to BARS cheap On sh store
street, between 18th and 9th. Navy Yard.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

LEBANoN.-Ihls is the name given to pret
" httle town in Murderkiln IId, Kent CO.
commonly called Forrest Landing" about
three miles to the East of Camden. It is situa-
ted on st. Jones' creek, which is navieablc for
large size vessels. The place contains popu.
lation OF about one hundred, and some twenty
dwellings,. There are two large stores con.
eucted by William Dyer and Thomas Picker
my hecently u very neat frame Nj. i Church
~ ny Az leet was completed, which was dedi-
caled on Sunday the 18th inst Much credit is
due to Messrs. Thomas Pickering. sr.. Charles
snort and James Green, the building commit.
'ee' Tor the Interest manifested in the erection
Vi tniS structure, as house of this description
was long needed. 1t will certainly be a great
accommodation to all who desire TO attend n
place OF worship. The prominent feature ofI
tfaue mere Is lime and grain. Last year, James
IL Heverln, Esq, sold over 100, 900 bushels of
lime. Large quantities of grain are shipped |
from this place to Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston. Nv"
CoNfERENcE.-The Methodist Episcopal AE-
ricah Conference, embracing paris of ibo
states OF Pennsylvania. New Jersey, MARYLAND
ana all the State of Delaware will be h.n at
nZIoh w African NJ. +. Church, Wilmington, on
f" ' "cuhcSday, the 4th day of August. Bishop
'dnes or bishop Ames will preside Several
" " iCSluIH9 Elders OF the PhlladeI PIN Con.
efehce are expected to be present on the ucca-
'ion' 1t is supposed there will be from thirty
o Iorty colored preachers present.
o. On Thursday, the 18th inst, the inter.
'sting ceremony of the dedication of ST. Pc.
ers r. Il. church, lately erected at Lewes. i
ook place, and an excellent sermon was
eilVered by Bishop Lee. On Friday Holy Or. u
ers were conferred ON Rev. Thomas Nj. Mar. il
IN, rector OF the church. This was solemn "
nd imposing ceremony. The bishop was as.
ls'cd by number of divines, Messrs. McKim.
Iack, franklin, Cotton and others. This
hurch is very creditable to the town and those 1
mo built it. 1t is built in the gothic style. ST
mn brick buttreSs, and neatly finished. The
lildlng Is 40 feet in length, ~ feet wide, aud
10. "0'
w Among other bits of waggery, in its To- 4
Il column, the Public Monitor, Easton, Nd. Il
ITS OFT the following: The Maryland and
elaware Railroad was last seen vending its D
ay to Kansas, crossing over Jordan between u
larp's Island and the main land. i
HANDSOME DWELLING. Richard Rothwell lo
81 on the Levels, is at present erecting be
ndsome dwelling on his farm in Appoqulni-
INK Hundred, intending to divide it into two SIR
rms. -,
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

ADvEETIsERs.-Mr. Thos. Primrose adver.
tises a valuable farm of 23O acres, in Queer
Anne's CO., Nd; George Vickers, Esq one Of
l63 in Kent CO., Maryland; Sheriff Green two
in Murderkiln Hundred and Mr.. John Coulter
one of 100 acres, in this hundred, the latter
to be sold next Saturday.
Jno. r. Williamson advertises two houses to
let; E. Mcdonald for an apprentice boy
Messrs. Reynolds, Benson and Cahoon caution
TO trespassers, Geo. d. Collins stray cattle, Jno
b. Cooper next Teachers Association, Geo. A..
Leinau phosphate of lime.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
SIIERIFF'S SALE

RH virtue oil writ OF vendltiOai eKpOnas, TO me di-
I'D rected. will be exposed to public yrnsue IN
WEDNESDAY,. the 18th day of August. 1858, al 2
o'clock in the afternoon the Storelnuse of Ezekiel
Cooper, IN Willow Grove, Muderkill hundred the
following Real Estate, vz
All his right, title, interest and claim in and TO a
certain piece, parcel Tract of Land, situated in
Murderkll huT dred, Kent county and State of Della
ware, adjoining lands of Thomas GO0den lands of john
Gooden, aud lands of VinsOn Summers and said 10
contain Sixty Acres, more or less. The mprov ements
are a one story Dwelling house, Stables, Carriage
house and other Buildings thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution as the prOpertv of
JAMES A. SUMMERS and will be sold for cash by
JOHN GREEN, Sheriff
Ten per cent Cd the purchase money must be paid
on day Of sale. (Sheriff's Office july 3d. 5s
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

The SEED DIsTRI3UTIoN IIuMBuG.-Mr
Landreth, of the firm of Landreth g. Son, VIII,
has long been engaged in the seed business in
Philadelphia, has. through controversy with
the Commissioner of Patents. yerv conclusivo.
Iy shown, that the seed distribution by the Agri.
cultural department of the Patent Office.
through members of Congress, to be humbug
and nuisance and that most of these seeds are
well known in this country, to be had at apy
of the stores, and many Of them the vlest trash.
Thus it would appear that thousands have been
annually and gnorantly squandered by the
Government in the purchase and distribution of
foreign seeds, without any knowledge of their
origin or value.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

INTERCHANGEABLE. Geo. L. StradIey ha,
removed the house recently occupied by Mr.
Emerson as tailoring establishment, opposite
FOxwelrs Hotel, and is erecting in its place ,
two story building, to be used by himself as Q
shoe-store.
In West Smyrna Mr.. William II. Baynard j.
erecting for himselfa brick dwelling, and Mr.
David Hunter hasa frame dwelling nearly com.
pleted. Additions and improvements have also
been made to the dwellings of Mrs. J. A. Pit.
man, Mrs. Lydia Mcdowell, and Mr.. John E,
Mount.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

CENTRAL AMERICA Our relations with the
hepuoIlcs of Central America are BECOMING
more and more complicated. Secretary Cass
is reported to have sent threatening letter to
nicaragua, and recent arrivals have advised rs
."a' 'he Cass-ilerran convention, which was
framed to adjust the claim of our citizens for
losses by the Panama massacre, and 10 guard
against similar outbreak hereafter, has been
SO modified that it will probably be unaccepta
ole TO our government There is movemont
ot American men-of:war towards the Gulf and
on The Pacific coast which is probably 10 be ac.
counted for by this threatening aspect of ae
fairs. and betrays a disposition to coerce Mica.
ragua and New Granada.
a Nicaragua paper states that the Cass.
rlSsarl treaty is again under discussion. the
Executive having returned it to Congress. and
mat body has resolved that the sending it hack
Is legal. The same authority intimates that
Congress will reject the treaty.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

lMLAl's BANK MORE REroRrER.-We have
received the first number Of this important pub.
''catioh' An attentive examination convinces
US that it will have every merit claimed for i,
IN the prospectus, and supersede the imperfect
and unsatisfactory Reporters" hitherto nat.
ronlzed by the business community. Its SCOPE
is not limited to giving the latest and most re-.
liable information in regard TO couaterfeits, but
will include valuable register Of trade opera.
tIons, and review of current matters of gene.
raj interest. The typographical appearance of
this welcome weekly publication is neat and
attractive There can be little doubt of its
entire success. Terms 50 per annum. Ad.
dress Charles G. Inlay, Post Office, Box No.
ll50, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
D I e D.,

Tn this town, on Wednesday evening, 28th
ultimo, FANNIE B only child Of Robert ID. and
Anna M. llofiecker, aged months and days
IT'S hard to pant with thee, sweet babe!
And hear no more thy prattng voice,
Or watch thy smiles and winning ways
That made our happy hearts rejoice!
The pide and darling Of our home
The hope and joy Of future years,
Has vanished, like pleasant dream,
And left us silent and in tears
We mourn thee. yet we feel that God,
In kindness, took thee from our love
And planted thee, beauteOus flower,
TO blossom in the courts above.
And as we journey here below,
Thou'lt be the link in Faiths bright chain
To draw nearer TO His throne
And bind our hearts TO Heaven again.
At his residence, in Wilmington, Del, We'd
nesday last, 2Sth ult., after a severe illness,
Rev. VIM. lIIRONs, in the Goth year of his age.
MIR. ii. had been prominent local preacher, and a
warm advocate of the Temperance and other PhiIan
thropc causes. He leaves large number Of mourn
ing friends in Kent county, where, until recently, he
resided.
(Cambridge and Denton papers please copy }
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
Spring.

MS is lhe season of the year that requires ns II
look around and what is needed bv Uov of .
onahse III our wearing apparel. As to ourselves We
arc 'y ing IN spring Goods, and our only trouble is IL
hd room Tor them, here in this house : i'm Inokino
over our stock find quite large lot of Winter Rnn,
anu ohoeS on nand-so much So it dlscOmmOdes me
T0Ty much 10 lind room for Them Bur | will mako
o7m by kicking out all the odds and ends of Winter
D""is ana Shoes now on hand. The winter stock
now have left am going sell and get rid OFF
cannot get one price | will take another. don't 90
IN Tor Keeping on hand Boots and Shoes for LARGO
prices myself, year after year, until depreciation Of
stnt x, and the interest ON the money eats Them nm
We Will now sell Ladies thick sole heel boots such
as we have sold for 81 o. for IS cts pair and Non
Shoes that have sold lor 81 0O for Is cts n mir
ana Mems Shoes that we have sold for 81 % | wii
now sell lor W cts and 81 % pair and Men
sewed Boots shall sell for 50 81 pair and SO on
% new, you that want bargains for cash come and
look what Will sell you at almost your own prices
Remember we will sell you Gents he II dress Boots
Tor 81 10 pair and Ladies fine Caters as low as -
cts. pair. There is no keeping over old s,ocL in
these dlggins. "
Now word to the Ladies' upon the Fashionable
Shoe this sumner. The Cater Boot will lead i'm point
o fashion all olher kinds Of shoes put together as 10
the leading color IN point Of fashion, il is hard 10 nn
at eXacly we notice the color of Silk dresses that
mostly worn, the stone color the dark tan the ashes of
roses and the olive cOlOrs occupy prominent position
and from that Judge that those coIors will oc
cuPy high point fashion, 10 cOlOrs of the Ladies'
Dress CATERS, and yet the tan color al bronze Mo-
rocco Ladies Boots occupy position the iashltna-
bic community.
We have been making up Ladies fine Caters this
last winter OF over 10 different COlOrs and shades of
cOOrs. am now selling fine Morocco Ladies Bus-
KIN, ioxed with Patent Leather, and trimmed with
neat bow and buckle, for only 75 cents; shoe like
Tor that money never sold before, and Children's
fancy Lasting tipped CATERS for only 50 cents Dnir
The like for that are DOG CHEAP For our sprnp and
summer trade we have card of Laslings OF over I2O
different cOOrs and shades of colOrs for The Ladies 10
pick irom TO match any shade of Dress they NAV de.
sIret Call and " hat offer YOU in bargains
at FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No. 10 Wesl
Second Street, more commonly known as the Wall
Street of Wilmington. where the poetry of the art is
Wilmington, Del, May %, 1858
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE.-We would recon.
mend to parents having daughters to educate,
this institution as second to none, and in ad.
vance of most of the places of education in the
land. Its Observation-Disclosures Pa. is in
one of the finest regions of Pennsylvania, and
convenient of access from Phladelp phia, Harris.
burg and other cities. 1t is unnecessary for MS
to dwell on the merits of this school, our read.
ers having already read an elaborate account in
our issue of two weeks since.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
se30.'57.1y

WHITE TEETH, Pcrfumcd Breath and Beau
tiful Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM or A THOUSAND FLOIVERS." What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse of Il
disagreeable breath, when by using the Balm Of a
Thousand Flowers" a dentrllice, would not only
render it sweet, but leave the teeth white as ala
basicr1 Many persons do not knew their breath is
bad, and the subject is delicate their friends will
never mention it. Beware of cOunterieits. Be sure
the bottle is signed, FEFRIDGE x CO., N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

THE Horse DIsEAsE.-This disooso IL,
affects the throat of horses, has made its ,nnoar
ance IN the neighborhoOd of Delaware Civ
John Z. Clark, Esq, one of our most extensive
agrcultlrists. well known throughout the I'M.
ted States, has recently lost two valuable bor.
ses by this apparently incurable disease. One
OF them was very fast trotting bav ma,a
known as " Lady Cushing" for which he naid
$0OO. The other was a sorrel horse called
Harry Clay, splendid animal, valued at 5000
Mr.. Clark used every means to save them" but
IN vain. Our informant states that the las,
makes 4O horses that Mr.. Clark has lost since
ne first commences farming. During thai
time he was so unfortunate as to lose SO monv
as 10 horses in single season. The Agricni.
tural Society should take the matter of this
disease in hand and endeavor to devise some
means to discover a cure.-Comnon,oeo