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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12
To BE CONTINUED,

A correspondent of the New York T'i6-
une, who writes himself "A European, "
says that the secrets Of the attempts made
upon the life of the French Emperor by
Italians, is that Louis Napoleon, while a
wandorer, was a sworn member of a seeret
society known as the CrbonGri. This
society never forgives renegade member,
and .Louis Napoleon has been tried by III g
chiefs of the society, formally eondemno
20 death, and received noties Of tho eeeSa
which surelv awaits him
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12
NUMBER II.


The TRuE 6rrLE OF HoePs.---A lady
in the Newburyport Herald says: $50,
we will say few words on hoops. Don't
call us bear, fair readers, nor throw
away this paper in disgust, for we are not
about to join our brother knights Of the
quill in their crusade against crinoline
but Don Quixotte like, we will espouse
the cause of distressed damsels, though we
''face frowning world" We hereby add
an article to our confession of faith. We
believe in hoops. Mind, we say hoops,
pluml number.
Deliver Us from that abominable, single,
hogshesd hoop, which many ladies' wear
about knee high, showing its entire shape,
through single fimsey skirt, dragging
down by its weight-tbe dress to the shape
of cone, while the part of the skirt be-
low the hoops, flaps, winds and reefs around
it in every wind that blows. Not much
improvement is the addition of one or
two o'her hoops, unless they are gradu.
ated in size according to the height of the
wearer, and covered by sufficient skirts to
hide the skeleton, than which nothing
could be more hideous, Unless Ii was
veritable skeleton from the graveyard.
"The only skirt that looks uniformity
graceful, is that made of a series of rattan,
whaebone or brass hoops, extending from
the waist to the feet, gradually increasing
in size with that graceful swell that gives
to the dress the airy contour Of blue bell;
preserving that golden mien in regard to
circumference that modesty and good taste
will ever dictate. The hoops in this skirt
should be so near together that they will
lose their individuality, and make no sign
under meath the thinnest summer dress;
for herein lies the advantage and whole
philosophy Of the hoop movement, mas.
much as it allows one skirt to give that
fulness and grace which has hitherto been
attaiDable only by half dozen. .....fa
After all, the genuine crinoline is tbs
thing, which, as its name imports, is kind
of hair cloth, which by its own inmate yir-
tue, without the aid of hoops, will pro.
serve its elasticity and inflated character
without the awkwardness that at times ia
inseparable from its humble imitator.--
The expense is the only objection to its
general adoption, which, for the ladies'
sake, we hope may soon be removed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12

A young Miss, in Manchester, while
skating the other day, broke through the
ice into twelve feet water. Her hooped
skirts made wide ring on the ice aud
buoyed her up until she was rescued
While in this midway predicament, the
fair skater nuts have been cold in the ex-
treme.-Erchonge.
Don't know about her being cold ain
the extreme" )" but she certainly must have
experienced cooling sensation from the
waist down. Hickman Times
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12

The sun is called masculine, from It's
supporting and sustaining tile moon, and
finding her tho wherewithal 20 shine al
ways as she does of a night, and from his
being obliged to keep such family Of
stars. The moon Is feminine, because she
is constantly changing The church is
feminine, because she is married to the
State and time is masculine, because he
is triAed with by tho ladies' Punch,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12

Tf m not at homo from the I,arty 10.
night at ten o'clock" said a husband 10
his better half, "dont wait for me.n $50
That won't" said the lady signih,
eantly. | wont wait, hut III GO nc for YOU =
lie returned at ten precisely
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PErRIFrEp.-In removing some bodies
from an old graveyard in Allentown, Pa,
recently, two bodies we're found to be pet.
rifed-one perfectly and the other partly
so. The one was found to be almost as
perfect as it appeared in life, but turned
into solid stone. 1t had been buried ii
years,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12

aar We recommend the following
simple puzzle, from the Augusta Dispatch,
to the notice of our delinquent subscri-
bers. a. r,.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Will any of your mum.
erous Subscribers solve the accompanying
puzzle in plain English, for the Dispatchs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12

A young lady is supposed to be to blame
for the following;
What did the cat say, as she looked out
of the window when the Ark gotaground7
"Is that ar a rat r.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12

~ say Pat, what are you about--sweep.
ing out the room2" "No," answers Pat,
II am sweeping out the dirt, aud leaving
the room"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12

"Do ,ry TO talk little common sense.
said a lady 10 her vislIer. 'aIh but would.
n't that Be taking an unfair advantages Of
yOu2" 4t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12

II believe" said tall representative,
.1that am one Of the tallest members Of
the House" Yes" added follow repre-
sentative, ''and the siimmest, too
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12

How TO BUILD A CHIMNEY -" IT'S ANY
said Pat. "to build chimney
vnu how'd one brick ~, and pss Anosher
-. l.. - I"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-12

At fashionable city party--low necked
dresses prominent feature-Miss b.
addressed her country cousin e Pc
"Cousin Sam, did you ever see such a
glorious sight beforei"
"Never, since / pas ,oedned r said Sam,
blushing. la
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
WILLIAM STUBBS.
House and SIGN Painter

= GLAZlER, PAPER HANGER, &C.,
pegs 10 ahI0unce To his friends and public pcurroI!v
Oi smyrna and surrounding country that he Inns re-
ocu lf'h 81 George and located hlmst Il on Com.
m"rce street, Smyrna where he wi1 IN Tho ,u,,'ro
conduct his business, and begs most Respectfully Ia
s"c the patronage and support of the ladies and zen
'ehen oI 'hIs Town anu country, assurng them Ihlt
ne VIII execute all orders in the above line of hus
ness with strict regard economy neaIness and dis
pa'c i"r ms experience gilmore than thirty yearspyrs
nun encouragement Ia State that he can exccue nil
n'aches OF House Painting and Interior Decorating h
the ssiIci0n of all whU may please 10 cn,rnst him
WIN lhelr orders The 1osi respectable references
given anI all Orders punciualy attended to-
" Mutations OF WOOD AND MARBLE
BRONZlNG, GLIDING, &c; also Entry Walls ,',,i
Ceilings Painted IN superior China Glass Cniors. &c.
NC Smyrna, March 2j 'bIF
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
c. r. EVANS.
Oct T. SO
REFERENCES.
F "A n CY FUR s,
For Eaeli4S and CbjsssrcRe

JOHN FAREIRA 81 co, No SIS new No)
MAkhEI Street, above Eighth, Phiadephla I'm.
Poriers, Manufacturers and Dealers in FANCY FURS
Tor Ladies and Children; also, Gents Furs Fur CoI.
lars and Gloves. The number of years that we have
been engaged in the Fur business, and the general
character OF our Furs both for qualify and pace is 50
generally known throughout the country That we think
Il is not necessary for say anything more lhau wc
nave now opened our assortment OF TT RS for the FAN
ana Winter Sales, ci the largest and most heauiiliI
mat we have ever offered hciore The pub
lc Our Furs have all been imported during ILe ,rc
s'ht Seisoh' Mhen money was scarce and Furs nuch
lower Than at the present time. and have been MANI
Iac'u[eu ny the most competent wOrkInen we are
therefore determined TO sell Iher at such rrrs vii
continue to give US the reputation we have horne t-
years tAat is, 10 sell good article for very small
profit. ' oman
Storekeepcrs will do we'll to give us call rs lbev
VIII una the largest assortment by far TO select from ~
The city, and at manufacturers prices,
JOHN FARElRA q Co,
No Sl5 Market street, above elh, PhiInd'o
selG I'm ' ~
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Have you Heard the
News!
II Not, Read This!

ON and after Thursday. October 9Th. 1883, the sub
ScrIber will start GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY
Oh the Delaware Railroad between Sealor,i and PhIla
delphla, for the purpose of accommodating Farmers
Merchs nis and Mechanics with LINE, COAL, LJNI.
BkR and IRON. lie will also purchase and deliver
at any Station on the Road, all kinds of NlERCHAN.
OlLE TO order and do, with prompness ahd accuracy,
any and all business with which the ~ blic may favor
him. on very reasonable Terms
Having made arrangements iih the Railroad Com.
pany, he Is prepared 10 deliver Goods either wov
between the above named places at short nolrc and
al thelr usual low rates. and will hold himself re. non
slble Tor The safe delivery ct everything ordered bv
railway Persons having their Goods frerghted by
Steamboat or Vessel, do their risk as he will moi
be accountable for any damage winch may result to
them All written Orders must be accompanied by
CASH TO cover the amount Of the same The name
OF each article should be written plainly, and at lul
length, 10 avoid mistakes. ORDERS To be left in care
oi The Agent for the Station where the Goods &c are
to be delivered Those who verbally order Goods
&c must also bring list Of the KIND quality and
quanIiy wanted. As he will devote his entire atten
non 10 the business he hopes to merit the public pat
r0nage.
c. r. EVANS.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Corporations.

-, Bank Of SmyrN1-PresiIenr A. Stoclily; Cashier
William NJ: Belt; Clerks, +. J. Colt JuimC T. Slo,kiv
directors. Hon. Plesiey SprGance William j. Ilur!urk
DahIel COrbIt. Henry Stuat Dlie. Cuni:mns C4ornr
Davis. James r. Clements, Peter Cause, -DIscou;,t
day Thursday.
e Smyrna L,trary Associa,im -Prcsi,!cnt. Daniel
Cummns; Vice President, Rev Wan IL Brisbane
Recording Secretary. Rob D iioHtcier CurrcaYond
ing Secretary, DR. J. d Daley; Treasurer. Wm {
Ellason Managers, Joha N Den ing lioDt II Cunmns
ami DR. L Clawsoa
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Hundred Officers.

NOtaries Public: Huntingdon aud J Colt;
Justices of the Peace: Smyrna, John Eaton Caleb
Wocott; kentOn, VIM ii Taylor
Collector: Lewis Graham;
Constables Smyrna, Capt Henry D. Scout; Kenton
LOWS Graham;
Assessor: james Guessrord
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Snpi4nfina.

Morning Star Lodge. No GIO OF,-NIeets n,
Odd Fellows Hall every Friday el enins
Shawnee Tribe, Mo ). o of M.-Aleets every
Thursday evening at Sprnanfe Building;
Mcdonnell Encampnent. No : U Ut D F,-AIeeis
I'd and 4Ih Tuesday of every month.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Churches.

Asbury M Z Church Methodist, opposite Market
street; Rev WIN IL Brisbane, pastor services iOi
ocl'''k mOrning-eVening at 6J
Presbyterian Church cOraer Methodist and East
streets; Rev John McClusky, D. pastor; services 10
O'cl'k m, and Gb pm;
St Peters prot EpscOpaD. Union 1t; pastor Rev
O'Clock, pm. N'1
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Town Government.

Commissioners: William Denney, Or S NJ Fisler
Dr WIlllaE CuMminS, Walter McAlullen. William {
EllasOn Presley Slruance Jr, and John NJ NusheU;
Assessor: William Wlds;
Treasurer: Thomas + Jefferson;
Police; Henry CUnnIng liam, john L Cheflins an,
Benjamin Brown.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
The Law of Newspapers as decided by Ii
Courts,
General and Local information.
u. y. Governments,

u. ). Government.
President: JAMES BUCHANAN.
Wee President: JOHN e. BRECkINRIDGE
Secretary OF Stale: Gen. LEWIS CAsS
Secretary of Interior: JACOB TmoMPsor.
Secretary Of Treasury lowell COBB.
SEC etary of War: JOHN FLOYD.
Secretary of Navy: Isaac ToUCEY.
Postmaster General: a. v BRowN.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH 5 BLACK.
Chief Justice Il the United States ROGER B. TANEY
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Ail>cciIanuouS .Iuyvtt, cunn.s.
Notice to Builders.

The undersigned have on hand large and
well-assorted stock Of LUMBER, which they
are selling at Reduced Prices for Cash or on
snort time. Persons in want of building ma te-
RAJ would ~ we'll to give them Il call Cat their
Yard corner Commerce and East streels) before
purchasing elsewhere.
VOSHELL & SAVIN.
Smyrna, Oct. 7, 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02

Successor TO w. c. ELIAsoN g. Co..
Won!u respectfully aEnpunce to his irlrlds and tho
puhic generally. that Ie has again reulrnish,L H.
stock with large assortment Of Fancy and desirable
ID g 3 $ s. & . OlDSo
anu all other kinds Of Goods that are usually Ken, in
country store ;-apd for The cash they viii La .,,
i1r r less money than they were sold lin thsm,rtn
fiease call and exlmIne for yourselves, NJ Ihr nld
stand 4" EilasOns Corner" SMYRNA Del "
81 All kinds of COuAlry l'rUdurc bought =, the
'l's"eS' lficcs' J. L. JONES
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
State Government.

Governor: PETER +. CAUSEY.
Secretary Of Stale: JAMES II. LoFLAND.
State Treasurer: WM.J CLARK
State Auditor: A. B. MARVEL
Judge U. 5. Circuit Court: WILLARD HALL
Chancellor: SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGToN.
Chief Justice: L. w. GIIPIN; Associates, J.
dILLIGAN. JOHN w. lIOVsToN, EDWARD HuoTEN.
Attorney General: GEO. p. FISHER
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
ia Stoves! StOVe>!! SsoYcs!!!
aaS industrial Stove Works.

NO 03 North SECOND Street, opposite Christ Church.
,r,t,r PHILADELPHIA
M S"'Scflher respectfully DrnIs his friends and
The pubic generally thu me- has r,L H. S.. u''u
al NO % North Second street wlrre he will be- pleayrd
% see ms Old Customers aud friends
ne iii: now II hand slendid assortment of Parl,r
iiail' OiiIce Store and C"ukrg STOVE of rlr InIri
ANA ho't approved kinds It hoc,ale and Retail
,, WM. G.. NhAiAN
- No. 80 North Second street. Philnd,.i.,Li,
,,,N. Your particular attention is invited IN NIE
GEE Patent Gas Burning Warming and Vrn,'',',
Stoves ior Parlors, Onires Stores iInils, Cars Trs
Whch Tor economy. purity OF air ana case of n,nnnr
nNr0Ii ~ ~ oI'"I. 49,. w e.. ~
sel6-3m '''e'' o hdiIu'
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02

AeHI tOunty OincefSs
Treasurer: WM. SATTERFIELD.
Register: D. e. GOODWIN.
hccOrder: GEO. RAWLSToN.
PrOIhSnOtary: RICHARD n. MERRlKEN.
Clerk of the Peace JoHN 5. BELL
CLERK of the Orphans Court. JAMES +. ALLEE.
Sheriff: WILLIAM A ATKINSON.
Coroner john HUSBANDS
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
THE SMYRNA TtWsE S
s. EnIrEn AID pUBLISMED
BY RORT. d HOE EECK

BY ROB B n. ID. IL o IF + L G X Ell
This paper is issued weekly, at 81 so in advance or
500 If not raid within The year
Advertisements wit be trged 80 cts per square for
the rsi and - cts lu every subsequent i'll
s0fuOn-iwelVe lines Ur less considcrrd as square
Obituary aud Marriage NolIc"s inserted gratis,
and ia all be 10 The Uillc lOr puDCa-
ton.
Job Printing done with dispatch at the Smyrna
Ttmes" Oiiice, uton very mndclate charges.
" Judgment Bonds N0leS &c, KEEP constantly on
hand. and other Blanks printed to order puncually
and correctly
Persons M want of Bills, Blanks thing in the
JObbIng line, will tind IL IheIr interest 10 give
call.
The Law of Newspapers as decided by the
Courts.
l. Subscribers who do not give express notice the
contrary considered wishing 10 continue their
subscription.
g. If bscribes order the discOniinuance Of their
periodicals. the publisher may 10 send them
until all arrearages paid.
Ii subscribers neglect or refuse 20 take their Pc
Fiodicas from the Office TO which they directed.
they held responsible iii they have settled The bill
aud ordered them discontinued.
L. Ii subscribers remove TO O!her places without in
forming the publishers and the papers are sent 10 the
former dIrectlOn they held responsible.
5 The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the office, removing and leaving
them uncalled tof, prlna facIe evidence Of IIten
tiOnal fraud.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Constipation, or Cosriycncss ant
BAHDCN>in.

""eVer long SiiidIn1. habIlnal or ucr,i,tent Con.
pieiely Cured Without M,tuImcs In,cclnn. ar R,,h
Dy means Oi an asrceIr'c aud nuiiIli.us FOOD cale,
TNh'e"ta he 1irna n ihl, smiic Vegetable l., un,,
miilulirurcd InlO Crackers, and eaten I Ih,I ,n,l
'orm or "iIi b1cd milk It's certain eject m ,ubiu
ing l@mp'l desperate c.ses of Constipation or Dys
ioSd' an" III Restoring he stomach and bow els To he
tts. IN" Graz hers are manufactured from 9" W,Iu,
orgihal Genuine ErI ate nIa" us sold m The I:n,I -
'i"s 'or many years past. References gwen and
r'i'lcea ui m'al respectable and DISTINGUISHED nor
'"S shown "h' lr"nhly and earnestly icsy 10 Ihr,r
great merit aud cili. ~. " '"'''
Manufactured on!l by the subscrbcr. aud sold t;,i.
NrnrNrf i'ahery, 2i9 Forsyth street. tmctr lipa,in
%,alG % 1y many re~I" csIbIe groccrs aSo IN I,s c,iv
uli olrecII"IiS accompany each package Nou. rcn,
'hc pn 'l"se marked DAYS." Thcy viii keen i'r
ears III any climate; viii be forwarded 10 am, nir
The world with directions Tor use '' i"''' oi
ISAAC MClfAY
o'-"m Cracker Baker, 2l9 Forsyth ST. Nv
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Light! Light! Light!

All who would wish to have good and
cheap light free from al! danger should use
Jones Patent Carbon Oil Lamps, which NAV be
had in every variety, suited for Students. NE.
chanlcs, Seamstresses, Factories, Halls, Church.
es, Stores, Hotels, and are highly recommended
for Family use. and are acknowledged to be
the best and cheapest light ever had. All
Kinds oi old Lamps can be fitted with the patent
burner o!l and wlcks may be had in large or
small quantities. FROM the Agent.
JAS. r.. TATLOW.
Office at Mr.. Adam Dady's, Commerce ST
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Sch0OIS
SCHOOLS.
u N Bass, A NJ, \

Smyrna Academy: n Bass, NJ, Mrs N Bass.
PreeeplOrs;
Public School, No 3-Isaac PenneweH;
" 5-JOhn B Cuoper
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
congress,
Kent County Officers.

Senators: JAMES a. BAYARD, MARTIN w. BATES.
WM. q. WmITELY
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Ayers Catllartic EOi5IS.

Ilif- sciences OF Chemistry and Neacine have keen
Nu tler utmost 10 produce this best, most perfect
Pu'sauFe winch Is known 10 man. lnnumer;.De
proofs are shown that these Pills have virtues - l
snrpass IN excellence the ordinary mcdIcues and .
iney WIN uhPrecedoncdly upon The e. teeui ut ali ,
hey are safe and pleasant 10 lake but uovcruI M
cure lhelr penetrating prupcrICs stimulate The yii
N ''ieS ol NE hody remove The ObsIructios of is
organs purify The blood, and expel disease Ilev
purge oat ihe loGi humnrs Inch breed and grow J.
temper, stimulate sluggish or disurtlcre orSaus ~ ,
tiolf natural action, and imparI healthy t5ne y m
strength to the Whole system Nul nL 10 iLrv c,ra
'e cEeH'uiY com plants OF every body, but a,so Inr
ana dangerous discusses that have b. filed Il.
"st VI human shIll. Nne they produce roVcr.uI
ciitciS they are n the same time in ,ullh, a
ne safest and hest PHI sic that ca. Lc crploycd r
tnInEeh beii'g sugar coated, they are IIea,aut 10
ahe; ana being purely vegetable are irce fr,m .t,
IIsh o. harn. Cures have been maze which s,rr3,s
oe!let we're they lot subslaEilacd by II sucl a.,
eu Iositloh and chararier To "GLid tie su,i icion
oi uhtfGth Many eminent & ers, men and rIy,,ct,,s
nave ieHi Their names 10 certify 10 lIe nuL: he re-
!iaDly Ol my Remedies while others have ,tII mo
''e assurance OF their cOnv thai nv Preparans
con f'DuIe immersed! 10 the relief Of my afflicted, suf
fcring iei!Ow-mcn
The AgenIs below named are pleased 10 furu,.h
grais my American Auanuc. containing dir, cliors lof
heif use and corcates OF their cures Of III, follow
ing complaints:
CosvonesS, Bilious Complaints, Rheumotisp, Dron.
~ heariDurh' Headache arising from foul stomach
-NcaSea Indigestion, MOibId lnactiun nr the Bowels
ana ram arising thereiEOm, FlatuIencv In.s ,C An
pet'e' all UlceTouS and EuaueOus Diseases u hIcb re
ilFe an evacuaiit medicine, Srrua or Kin,'s Ev,I
hey also by purifying The blood and smulaiuo Ibe
'ys'eih' cure many complaints which 1t would not lie
supposed iaey could reach, sIch as Deafness Partial
blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous IrriIabiliIv. De.
ah$ementS OF The Liver and Kidneys Gout and oILer
INJURED hpalnls arising from low stale of the body
II obstruction OF It's functions
%T DO not be put oil by unprincipled dealers with
ONE other pill they make more profit on Ask for
AyeFs FIlls' and take nuhng else. No other thew
an give you compares with tins in its intrinsic vain
curative powers. The sick want The best aid Ihere
Tor them. and they should have it,
prepared by Esr. y. G. aver.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass
trce % cts. per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
Sold by D. LOUkN GOD, and j. F. HOFFFCErP
hyrha' ana ali Traders everywhere iyI.Gm
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
n D ii &C
r. Il ULAYIONS
OF
HE SMYRNA LT3RARV

I"V "'NyTHa IITOFATy "0d Kradlng Room are
open on the Afternoons Of rue.tay and Frlda :
between aud O'clock, and every Eycnn%
between the hours ot and 10. Bouks NAV hr
taken out and returned between 3 and a IN the
afternoons Of said days, and between 7 and 5
every evening except Sundays.
Shareholders are entItIcd to the use of the
Library aud 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
hles with daily and weekly papers aud pcriodl
Gals from all sections of the country.
The public are earnestly requested to come
forward andavuil themselves OF the privileges
thus afforded.
BY order Of The BOard Of Trustees.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
New london Academy.
Nct0 Loadon, Chester Co, Pa.,
Edward ID. Porter, PRINCIPAL.

I'hE Winter Sessiun of this Institution Will rom,
m"nro The trsi M"Eday IA November, and ,o,,
nhle hNe mnnhS- Tins Is ie oldpsi Academy in lh,
stale ald one OF The iirs' Classical Scinnls
III thus country The cnlrse of Instruction J., Ilnrl
ana practical well calculated 10 prepare yIurr ,ur,
lor 'ie active du't's 0I LIE The long cni!c non
'he lF'hrIhl VIA Delaware College and HIS G,nl,i
c"'eeea enables him I""lirr ilcIIt.Ies "a slu,,
wishing 10 prepare Tor misSuii 10 advanced ,I.,ss..
'h assuming the direction Oi tin, Institution II viii M
'"s 'oiSl' ann "l The FrncIral aided 10y ciIiren
corps OF Instructors III .ihiuIfl IT'S l,o ,.Ii
feIulni,oh aS an Aca!eml ol HE first cla,s
~ FERNS moderate. Tor further inlcr,nalIon oJ
~ 10 ''e' ucl2l-2m
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS!
No. IL North Second street, Philadelphia.
hf.LLEH fi d BROWN are constantly receiving new
Silks Po!l de Cheyres, Cuburgs Plaid Cashm.roI mr'
Nous de LANES. Valentias A lpacas, &c
Log and Square Bruche Shawls
,,,,,,.- .. Blanket Shawls, Stella ShovxIs
MEMS WEAR Clolhs CassIInsre S"I',.o,,.
Cords Beoverleens, Kentucky Jeans, Vcslings' &c
~ Furnishing Goods - MarseIilcs Quilrs, Bante,s
kins, &c. i" N''o'S' Nap'
FIannels,-Bailard Vale unshrinkabe FIapnels ~
all qualities, and Bay State Opera Flannels in Yr,oms
cUlOrs. S'S' III VARIOUS
Alnsiins IN all grades, at the lowest nrices
Linen BosOms. made exclusively for our own s,Ios
An exclusive Cash business " e''
One Price and % abatement
For Bargains call and see
,o KELLEY & BROWN.
Oc2l-3m ' ihliduelPLle'
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02

MEYER respectfully Informs his friends and Tho
n pnh!'c generally that lie his constantly ON hand
o. iANUo' equal TO those tr which he received the
Fflze Medal IN Londo IN ISL NV
All orders promptly attended to- and ,,root coro =,
Nen ~ ~ me selection ami packing the same
ne mas received during the last Fifteen wears moro
"e"as 'han any other maker from the Fralkiin InsIj
baltimore Nv" io'A anu
WaIeroums No. 122 ARCH Street. nclo,v r;,b,h
' lilI' NI'T.,li IIIA. sepy.3m
Smyrna times., 1858-12-02
Richards ems -pi~Ga F.Tspeus.
DAMASkS, DIAPERS. &c.

Consumers OF Richardson's Linens and thoso ,to.;
rouS oil obtaining The Genuine Goods should see tEat
Tue articles HEY P:r'ha>e are sealed with tbe hIi
uane Of The hrm-MClIARD>DN, SONS 4 OWDEN,
The G. u;!s 'y u
lhis caution Is rendered essentially necessary as
large quantities OF Inferior and drfectvc Linens arc
rePafe" season acf seas m and sealed with the name
injury mus lil''led alike ON the American consumer
ana lhe manufacturers Of the genuine Goods will moi
re"iy iohiOn business 80 profitable while purcLa.
'haraclcr. ''"'S
J. BULL0CkE 4 J b. LOCKE.
s9-Iy AgnL:s. ~ CL.Mrch slrcel NcM Ynrk