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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

wThe citizens Of Upper Sandusky
will cbeerfully entertain. free Of expense.
those ladies who shall attend the Institute
Come ladies and lst us see your pretty ia.
ces in our families. l'dgie t5di lea
1t may be necessary that the ladies
pay a tuition fee Of 81 90. TO which they
will certainly not object, as ii willbs theil
only expense. .a'e8 fa1s ai siaslsi :
III & e as'~.3 ]. H. HOLTON.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
INDIANA IN LINE,

Our tclegraphic advices from Indiana
enable us tc sum up fully and accurately
the result Of the electionin that State
The contest for Congress resulted in the
election o! three Lecomptoniies (includinl
Two Of the meanest sort and eight oppo
silion. as follows s,o,ag lsiag,z.-Ht
Dist
lst Nio'acs hecompton'fe n'fe'eiec'eo>S
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

Mrs. E. G. z. Judson, wife Of the poto-
rious "Ned Buntllne," described in the
journals as a "a writer Of great ability
and woman Of marvellous loyelness." "
was found one day last week y ing dan.
gerously i'll in wretched hovel in the
city Of Buffalo, utterly destitute and
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
Neuralgia.

Neuralgia.
A. gentleman living in Philadelphia
says fll l,:ds q fn 7o9 lseaaai9 94'
"ln passing through Pittsburgh, some
months since. I7purcnased bottle Of
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters. II relieved
me SO much, that on returning homo |
boughttwo more bottles from Dr. Dyott.
which completely cured me Of Neuralgia.
/ have recommended the article to many
ofmy friends, and four or FIVE Of the
number say il cured them. l think my
recommendation has done more for It's sale
in Philadelphia than your advertising"
We are not permitted to publish the
name, butany person calling at the store
or communicating with us by letter, will
be convinced Of the truth Of this state
ment. a r24ga
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

A dispatch from Reading Pa, states
upon pretty good authority that ]. Clan.
cy Jones. the Lecompton candidate for
Congress in Berks county, and who was
defeated at the recent election, has been
appointed Minister TO Austria.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
H The Washin.ton Union, Buchan

gThe Washington Union Buchan-
ans organ, has pronounced the curse Of
hcresy upon every man who opposes the
Dred Scott decision. This decision de-
MES the right of either Congress or the
people Of the territories to exclude slavery
SO long as they remain as territories.
This does not harmonise with the princi.
pie Of fsquatter sovereignty. '9
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

On tho lst ST November, the State and
Congressional election will occur in Louis
lana. On the I'd, New York, New Jer-
sey,c Massachusetts, Michigan and Illinois
are to elect State officers und members Of
the thirty.sixth Congress. On the Sd
Maryland votes; on The 4th, Wisconsin;
and on the 9th, Delaware. ... -d
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

THANKFUL FOR SMALL FAvoRs.-Bro-
ther Eslill, Of the Crawford County Fo-
rum" crows over the result Of the recent
election, and says il "brihgsjoy TO every
democratic heart 4'@il.i 'n' '' ''''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
FLoaENoE's SEAT TO RE CoNrEsTnp

FLoRENoE's SEAT TO BE CONTESTED. -
The Philadelp hia journals state that the
seat Of Thomas b. Florence, who claims
to have received few hundred plurality
in the Third District of Pennsylvania, by
the colonization Of thousand or two o
voters at the Navy Yard, is to be contes
ted. ilD..r..lseu iu4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

Ey' Death has at last divided the old
est pair in the United States. Mrs. Lud-
wick Snyder died a few days stree in
Burnside township, Clearfeld county,
Pennsy ylvania, at the age Of l08. Hes
husband. who is ll2 years old, survivor
her. ..t a.. J., 4q .i..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

The official majority Of John scwarlz
over j. Clancy Jones for Congress in
Berks County. Pa,gis just nineteen votes,
She gave Buchanan majority Of five or
six thousand, Jones was the Buchanan
candidate. The vote stands as follows:
Schwartz. 7,3!i; Jones, 1902. Good
for old i"Barks.'' l1R li35i D5d o..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

'' civilian A. Porter, who ran for
Supreme Judge on the Lecompton ticket
in Pennsylvania, has sent in his resgna.
lion tioun lo the Governor Of that State, by
wi whom on he. Ii. was as appointed to the Supreme
Bench BiIly's in apet, Wonder the
President Will provide for him too.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

HWill sone BENEVOLENT individual
. who has neglected toPsy the printer. be
kind enough to bring the poor fellow a
load or two Of pumpkins.. While the de,
msnd for milk iu the lfamiIyiis evidfntly
on the increase, the old cowlfails,to give
her usual supply. 10 yliiosnp lltms q lil
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
OHIO ELECTIONS.

We learn that the returns as far as re-
ceived, indicate that the Opposition State
ticket will have majority ofabout tWent,
thousand. TtI ..u n.
The following is list Of tho Opposi.
ton members Of Congress elected
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

Ey Governor Chase is going to Hi
noisto assist the Administration 10 crush
ing Douglas. We think he might Gud
more commendable employment, +
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs

-D~~O~~O~~~~N~~-N>-0 >-0~~~~~~><~~~N~N>
13H NOTICE
Is hereby given thatT. H. Young, adminrstra
tor of the estate of Jesse Bowsher deceased
has filed his accounts for final settlement in
the office of the Court OF Probate of the County
of Wyundot z #
Said accounts will remain on file in my Of
fee fol inspection by all concerned until the
18th day Of November a. d, 1858, on which
day at 10 O'Clock NJ. settlement will be made
St4 NJ. H. KIRBY.
October 2lst ADJ Probate Judge of W Wyandol
1858. County Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
Malachi, Bowsher's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the subscribe
hss been appointed and qualified as adminis
traitor oil the estate of Malachi Bowsher, late o
Wyanfot county, deceased 4 ( 1tI0
o WILLIAM MYERS.
Oct. s, 1858. no. Law 'H
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

ETThe Atlantic Telegraph is still a
failure oir- 10 eJH'' HN"'hep f'-.)
GAd l8H ..gUf +. .u s-a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

~In Hamilton county the peoples 3
Ticket" was elected BY majority Of a.
bout 1880.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
An Abstract

oftg osn wyandot County Oct 2 Barley and Peck for
Supreme for ~ Gs@er" ai. ev9n Wo. and H, , ,nd
Carey for Congress Pann Sears for Common Pleas Judge Mhe ana
Kirby Probate Curtis and Hodg for County Commissioner
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

In the present (Thirty rfifth) Congress,
our delegation stands, Opposition l2. Ad-
miuistration .. In the Thirty Sixth Con-
gress, according to the above, the Oppo
silion will have Is members, and the Ad.
ministration Z. Net Opposition gain. 8.
It's said that in the 4th District. over
a hundred votes were cast for William Ell.
len. instead OF Allen, and that the cer,i6-
cate would have to be given to Mr.. Mich.
OILS and the question decided by Congress.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

Ninth Congressional District
The returns from the Ninth Congress
sional District are all in, and foot up as
follows: 0.r.that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27

without further question. For our own part we
have never been aocustomed % place much reliance
upon our African squadron IL is To our West ladia
feet ihat We have been accustomed to look for any
thing like an effective pre-ention OF the slave trade
and We have been AZ pains 10 point out how slaves
destined especially Tor Cuba could he mos, surely
intercepted IL woudS seem that the Gulf of Mexico
requires to be watched as closely as the Wndward
Passage the Gulf Of Fiorida that the cargoes of
slaves to be met with in those waters are
not always destined for the slave mart at
Havana but that depot which is eagerly sought
by the planters Of Georgia, the Carolinas and
Florida, their agents has been opened in conve-
hient neighborhood. in defiance of the American law
and in contempt OF the opinion of any foreign state
The British government takes upon this question
very decided and independent position IL has
peremptorly stopped African immigration because
the evils attendant upon that system would have
oyerba'anced the good likely to result to our colo
MES and because n9and could not afford to patro
Dise or 10 participate in any system which might
afford the opportunity for the revival OF the slave
trade under any form. The time may come wten an
african ertgTGttOn may be rssOrfed TO rAh ne
best results, but that time has not yet dT1rfd
England therefore, she has in this matter reiralned
from the appearance Of evil owes 1t TO her colonies TO
that they shall not suffer by the generosity Of the
mother country. She cannot, OF course, prevent
France or America, or any other Power establishing
a system of so called African immigration, but she
ran direct her cruisers to board any and every Sds
p.ced resSti in order to ascertain phetter The Old
african STARE trade Is or IS not carried on under the
fimsy prctence Of this new system or course II Is
in The highest degree advisable that the Foreign
Office should press upon the American, as it has
already done upon the Frenc', government the
effects of the very great scandal reated 10y the en-
couragement given to the deportation of Africans,
and the tendency which the neglect of the Aueri-
Executive has to unsettle the relations betwecn
the two Csuntres-to cause another of those com
plications" which should never occur between
We have strong hopes that such a representation
will be attended Ia. If not, then il will be the duty
of the British government to avail itself of every
means al lis disposal TO suppress system which is
not only offence against civilization, but ,rhich
places our Hest India colonies at Disadvantage
pih oil the States and dependencies by which they
are surrounded, and has already served 70 depress
them 10 an extent that could hardly be believed,
ruin.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
Real Estate AdverlIscI.lIlg..
Valuable Mill T Property
II q g al,

49, The subscriber offers at private sale,
LII his valuable Mill Property, situated on
Haul the State road leading from Smyrna to
Dover, aud four mites. froai tho former place.
THE MILL-HOUSE is 40 by 46 feet, AID y
stories high, with two Water-W heels aPd thre"
Run Of gurs. The Pond is large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill. except IN
the driest season Of the year. This Mill is in
very fine running order-Iu every respect well
fitted up for merchant work, i'll modern Style
and is doing heavy business, having the Gus
tom of a wide range OF country.
There is a new Steam Engine, of 20 horse
power, attached,-recently erected alta cost oi
$1,000, with aPpurtenances,-which Is in first
rate condition. or Since the erection Of the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor
after ,deducting expense Of both mill and faru
work, an Interest of Ten per cent. on $1,000
Connected with the Mill, is A FARM OF
70 ACRES of Land, with good Dwelling
necessary Out-BuIldiugs, aud two Tenant
Houses thereon. This Laud has been repeat
edly lined. and is in tne state of cultiva ION
CrOue.lhird Of the purchase money will b'
required on the execution of the deed tht
balance can be arranged IN easy payments, Il
suit the purchaser.
Persons desiruus Of examining the propert!
may call upon Jas. Evans, residing OIL the same
or on the undersigned, in the town at Smyrna
Aug. 90. st. JOS. HOFFECKER
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
LANDRETH'S
D. Agr cultural Warehousc

sssSeS Sf cUhsutaH N9Feh0yISC
S2~sA Nos II aud 23 South Sixth street,
~%1a~ Near The Slate House, Pmladeiubio
Ten 'i"rs oi tins spnclpds building. erected express
" tor the PrPrIclurs trade stored with Seeds an,
Implements "i nlrr' st To TURNER'S and Gardeners
Sirty Years Established.
The subscribers dcsr, call the attention of ever,
one interested M Farming and Gardening to thei
we'll spl~ried stock OF
Agricultural implements and Machinery:
Great Variety of Horticultural Tools;
Warranted Garden and Flower Seeds;
Grass aud Field Seeds Of the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural implements sold BY us re- mostly
manuia"i'Hed at oar S'eam Works, Bristol Pa
tlatIne fitted up this establishment without regard
Ia expense win The m's Complete machinery for the
IN 'nulacure OF various kI"ds of Agricultural Impe.
menl', We are NOW prepared to supply all articles in
ih'S line inIiy equal, u not superior anything Of the
hImd ever beinre offered 10 The public.
LANDRETH'S warranted GARDEN SEEDS
Have been before the pub lie for upwards of sixty
years. their wide spread popularity, and The constant
ly inc creaHng demand from year 10 year. is the best
evidence Oi their superiority over all others
9J Country Merchants can be supplied with seeds
IN papers or Dulk. on the most liberal Terms
BlU)nsdale, near Bristol, Pa, our Ga: den Sped
grounds, contains three hundred and seventy acres
and ls the largest establishment of The kin in The
world. ID. LANURETU A, SON
Nos 81 aud % South Sixth street. PhiladeIphia
sP30-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
Miscellaneous Advertisements,
II FAIRFIELD SEMEN .Ry

REV. J. u. VANPETTEN. A. Nj, Principal.
WIS large and AourIshimg Institution is pcasantI,
Il lncaied at FAIRFIELD, HERKIMER 10
NEW 1Ol'h' seven miles from the New ork Cel
tral Railroad at Llte Falls from which Students ar.
conveyed Tree The first day Of each FERN lis a,nn
accommodaions It's Apparatus sufficient for a iuI,
Course Oi PhOeOphIcal aud Chemical Experiment,
It's Libraries OF over 3OOO volumes. aud ITS FacnItv of
twelve thorough and experienced Teachers furnish
claims Tor u liberal share of public pnI-nnage
COURSES nF SrCDY.-A CommqrcIaI Course.
the same as Thai OF the best Commercial Colleges
Nv" GradudiIng COURSES for Lades-oue Of three
years equal 10 that OF The best SemlnarIes and onc
n'" Years equivalent in the regular Go lcge ,urse
ur~h Tue completion OF either, Inrchm nj Dplomun
are cohierred tni, a possible. posilloms secured
College u wi
TUI IrION.-FOr term of IA weeks, fram 81 90 In
80 w. OrameniaiS At reasonable rates. Iuard and
ashng, Sl.7j per Week
Fall Term hegns August 2GlI. 1851 Winner Term
December Itth '
J. MA rilEh. Secretary. -
Fairfield, Aug. ~. ISj1-ly
REFERENCEs IA hES KNIGHT, ESQ Dcver.
SAMUEL WARD, Esq ST. Georges
HENRY PRATT, Esq :, lIazlettvlIle
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
WILLIAM STUBBS,
G and SIGN Painter,

Gl.AZiER, Pare, GANGER, &c,
Begs lU aniuunce 10 hIs ItId. and puDIc grn.raliJ
ol SmyrIa a'i surrOdn ling cOunlry thai hC has r.
moved Ir 'm II GtUrge, aud hcaed hIms' Ii on Com
inrrcr sheet, >Inl rnh where he WIh The iuIure
't "tr his '"s Hr>S. and h' gs most respectfully Il"
- ic the pair Haep ana ,a't Ul he ta Is ana gen
'ielth o II pNt I"IiIirN, u>siIrg he ~ Ii al
'ic MlIi AtI tiI" u
ncHH wUI sirII rrsa.i nraIIess hnd dIS
aic, I"r his ,trIrn,r moe In hrII gives
hH eHr'dra rtmrnt 10 state th - ~" execute an
am hes ui ii"uSr Inning In crI'T Decorating
H. n Lici rit II An" may I, rHiru~, nn
Ndh ther nde'S. Th' miSl r,st zee tab ,eipientGs
iIV"n, aLtl AZ t'Id .hIlCtuulIN attended TO-
~ INll TAI ONN Or WOOD ANtt MNRBLk.
'RD NEtNG, GlIDt NJ, Ac; HtSU, EnlrV Walls
'nInes !ant,d n erIur hInn GLASS CnIbrS. . e.,
NC SInl rna, March 81 off
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
Nett lash Dry GoodS House,

Nctt SaSh Dfy GOOdS House,
OPENING OF SPRING GOODS!
EYRE 4. LANDELL. Fourth and Arch sts.,
Philadelphia, are now offering tul! stock Of
NEW GOODS tor Spring of 1855.
Fashionable Spring Goods,
Black Silks, "a TO "a inches wide,
Spring Dress Goods, new styles,
Shawls, in all the newest styles,
British, French and American Chintzes,
Full Stock of Domestic Goods,
Full Stock of European Gouds
QrN. D. Bargains in Seasunable Goods,
daily received from the AUCTIONS Of New
York and Philadelphia.
p. s. MERCHANTS are invited to examine
the Stock--TERMS Nett Cash, and low Pr.
ces. sssrs-.... ....a mari -3m
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08

THE Inders s"eu mas opened an Office IN
the Town OF Smyrna, Kent county. Del, ur the
Purchase and Sale OF REAL ESTATE. aud
has now on hand, for sale, nu.tU.. OF very de-
sIfa,'e FARMS aud oihsr Real EstaIr.
or lie also ReoIs Farms anu llUus, s, COL
lects rents and money, aud tlOee all and etrTy
kind OF business IN his line Oh the Inusl reaSln-
ahta farms
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
McC OR N7ICK'S
IMPROVED
RcapIDg and Moving Machine
for IS5S

PRICE REDUCED to SI35 90.
Tins Machine has been improved and adapted 10
me Farmers IN Pennsylvania. New Jersey aud )ea
ware and Is guaranteed to do better work 10 have The
same side draug and 10 be less drauphl for horses
than any other Machine HOW III Ase
IhiS MacaIHe Cuis sRHrh Of ) feet: Is ca feet
VIDE and weighs complete Tor Reapnp 81 I0nnds
~ OSe who have only seen or used the uld Cumsy
pattern hrst introduced. will srHrCcIy recognise The
neat handy and conv enenl Alachne COL up for the
present. season.
The improved Fingers penetrate the finest grass,
and VIII cut as close aud clean as any other Com.
LIned Nlnchiue.
ANY intelligent Farmer wishing to lest the Machine
'n d." So II he has any douhs its being the cheap.
est and best Mae hlne
furchasF"s o Machines or any other persons wish.
ing 10 aci as Agent can do and will ,av them S.
inr each order sem me from resp nsLe party paya
ole on delivery OF The MAJ h,ne
PklCE Ot iu"t Machine : l35 cash or $40, $40
cash. balance 4 WoAIls, with interest. 4 Hone Ma
chime 81 50 cash Sl5a 55 cash balance usual time
AS llNGS. SICki rs, &c. always on hand
Apply To Or aGdirss K. 4. ELklNlON,
marIl'Sn PhIiadel pima. Ia.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
tUCTIONEEEsENG

AM Il = l. Els TIA i K AGENCY.
III u r-'enP' world respectful nnnuunre {,
4 'hr n ~ OF DcstWnre and The kn,It ru Shurf
oi VI Miryind az, ne IT,, "ptned N DtN Err Del n
HrHi . STATE g ne fT the ! ale OF arms Houses
"'s az ANY "ih"r ,rrIes OF property. IlIs arq,aInt
+n'e "nh 20" nd "uper, ni PemIsvIvanIa Hmd NJ v
jersey w"rrnhi' him ~ the .sIrance that all Real
Estate enir'Sd Ia his wh he speedII, dIs,wsrd
~ IA tht IIUs Il. NnII gUuus manner
tie "Oulu ale" iI'in t~iaJ hnVIn had more thar,
'"eiiI t'n rXitT'rhcc Ih AI( 10Y EERl Nc.
," WI be- plense'i 10 cry any sal les u" Land Ousc.
>"k or ('hOCS any here IN the SIiIe. that may Il,
hlered 10 him. & nrCIOus that hIs wnI no
'a'i 10 give sitIshc0n. % drsire, he Will muhe all
arrangements Or pubIr priv ate sales and nd ortIs
them To The hest I'd aIinge
Address through the Posi- Office. call nj the hoIqI of
hr' is''nc Baker. DOVer. De or leave orders al the
smyrna Tunes Printing office.
- ID. r. RICHARDS,
Ie4-u AuciI"nter and Ilear EsIate Agent
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
i4~Ss, a.lD ...culonlue, : {.
Always Something New!
Read This-Old and Young !
Professor Woods
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Is no doubt The most wonderful discovery OF this age
0i progress Tor 1t Will restore permanently gray hnT
IL lis original COLOR cover the head the bald ih
most iuxurani growth, remove al all dandruG
ana itching care all scrOiula, and other cutaieOus
erupons, such scald head, etc 1t vail cure as #
by magic, nervous or periodical headache; mnko The
HAIR suit glossy and wavy and preserve the cOIor per-
lecly and the hair from falling u extreme old oge
The tniioWlng Is from distinguished ember OF Tie
medical profession:
ST. PAUL, January /, 1885,
PROFEssOR o. J. Wo03-l)tar SIR: Uiisoilt Iled, /
cnd yuu This cerltrale. Aler hpIng neariy bad for
long time, and having tried all the har rcsiorutIve
eAtanl, and having HU laitl IN any. induced
nearing oi yours 10 give trial. placed my st II
the hands OF barber and had my head r. bhed ili
good siIl brush, and the Restorative then apI he'd
and we'll rubbed ill., I'LL the scalp was ag8w Tins /
repeated every morning and IN three weeks the yoi.
hair appeared and grew rapidly from August last Il II
he present time, and Is now lhIri black and sroug-
sntt and pleasant 10 The touch whereas before II Wa,
harsh and WHY what lIttle there Was of IT, and thai
| lille was disappearing very raIIdiy. sui Use vuuI
restorative about tWice week, and shall som h ve Il
| good and perfect crop of HAIR. Now, Ind read ui
| these IhIngs-and who has nOI but have not see
hitherto amy case where any pcraun's haIr Was ryu T,
| benefited by any OF The har tome, OF the day
and IL really gives Pleasure 10 r~rOrd the re uIt g.
my experience. | have recuInmrnir, Your pre- "a!
ton 10 others, and II alrendy has large nnu gene
ale throughout ;he TeTrIlury Tue y, ur here knu,
It's ELECTS AMI have confidence IN II. The sppiy 20
sent s, as wholesale ug nIS Tor the ferFUr. h a
exhausted, anu d1Ily Inquiries are made Tor w.
deserve credit for ySnr dscuvcr, aud !, Err one
turn you thanks lOr the 'neiI has done me- Il,
cerIinly hId desuaIred long ago OF ever ell. ,nn
any surlI result. Yours hastily, j. W EOND,
! FIRM Vi Bond heiiey, Druggist, ST. laui
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
Registers Office.

DOVER. Kent county, FeR 4lh. 1855.
UPON the appncaton of LYDIA Mcdowell. Ad
mn>t'alrIx of james Mel Dwell, late Of Duck CrerL
hnmIred, iH sand c'unIy deceased il is ordered and
directed by The Register. that the SAID AdmipisrnrY
give nnhce n the granting OF letters of administration
upon The estate o The saul deceased by Causing I'D.
VeriSemenlS To be posted within forty days ir IN The
daIe 0 such letters IN sX OF the public nlgceso
tue county Ot keHI requiring all persons having de.
mahhs 'gIs the esiHI, to present the same or abide
hy an A'1 OF Assembly ~ such euse made and uro, !,
uedi And nlSn cause the Same be Ise rIed mn The
SWJ r"a Times, a newspaper published IN SMYRNA
delaware a'li continue therein e;ghl weeks.
,s~SSst t't"H uLder hand and seal Of office of
y%TSsEI. the Regsi'r aforesaid al Dover Kant
~ 8 SASs coHnly aforesaid. Ihe day and year above
ySlLSBEs written.
gT Il. W. REYNOLDS. Register.
NOTlEE.-The unders gned Administrative named
h"Ne hereby gives nOIt' e, that Letters of Admmis
lrahn we're granted To- er 81 the first ,Inv of Eeh
ruary, 1858; all persUus therefore havIpg demands
against The deceased esIue. Will present II,e snmr
properly aesed. before The first day of Eebrur,
1859. or abide by law Ia this behalf
"a, ,oo-t..... LYDIA MCDOWELL
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
Pacific Ocean GuanO.

w F respectfully call the attention of AercuI,ur
W lists 10 the above article, and would remark
i.at u IL undOnbie edly one Of the RICHEST ella
NOES ever nnpariet 1t is similar in lis cons, ur M
to "hor cargoes sold by during The past lew yeors
and which gave, ia all cases, enilre AnIisii,cIlon.
we este3m II fully equal to PERUVIAN GUANO
aS evd"nced by The analysis and practical tests nv
farmers. Those who have used ID the IOnp,,st n,,I
most extensively CONSIDER it superior to The above
GuaIO. ~
Is packed IN sound, neD Bags, The same dlmen.
SIons as Peruvian, weighing a6ont $50 lbs eorh
Is IN hhe cOndlIon for applying, requires no pni
81 fklCE Sf5 per 1000 lbs - d cents per H. A
oeraI deduction made ON purchases of larre rarc,s
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
No. 42 Sruth W hary es, and Al South wo,ersi
ieS"-'m Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1858-04-08
W atches, ,Jcwelry& Silverware.
IN. Cliff g. NEWIJNS

IN. Cliff g. NEWLINS,
Z ~ Watches and JeweLrv,
NS% NJ SGk North Second ST., PhIladelph pha
a. lVlNG hON on haad large assortment of
""'ch"" and J""elry. stumble for ciIy or country
Trade Will sell ms INV can he bought
me t'"ih Watches. from 5 TO 800
tlnP Siiv"r Levers from lUt, 45
Chnl' q, ~ sets. from IN 15
4I'"'t llfse assortment Of fine Gold Chains: Vrnt
t,uard l"d Fob ChIIr. plated Spoons; Silver Table
Tea aud ue"~ed Srhn'; Gold Jewery of all des,rii,.
"iI' enh frl' es SI"p rec. The No is seA North
-er"nh street, alInVe Arch.
arI" y Cliff g. NEWLINS.