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Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
Monetary and Commercial Matters

SMYRNA, January 20, 1858.
FROM nearly all parts of the country we. h, or
favorable accounts of money matters. and il,
proved feeling generally in business circlos
some OF our exchanges confidently nra,io, >,
active trade among the dry goodsIlouses dur;ncr
Ihe month OF February; but in this. we thnE
they will be mistaken. Frosty weather oh'
strnctlng navigation, or snow. drifts bIocking nm
the railroads, woOd alone tend to rnsinta in ,bt,
existing mastery inactivity among drv oood
houses, and at the same time create a lively and
uo"Fe r, leeilhg among lce-dealers, which we
think more probable.
The Philadelphia Banks, we observo bo
uuoPteu .he system OF publishing weekly state
ments OF their Condition. the Second nf ',L;oI
shows. for the week ending Saturday Ias,
gradual improvement of their condition win,
10 single week we find reduction in ,ba
average OF discounts of $233, ,722, and an in.
crease OF specie to the amount of Sl17 5So
IL, am 'he other items the change has been trItiuq
nere seems TO be no reason why the Banks dn
"ot resume ana maintain cash payments
at New YORK, we observe by their Bank
stu cement made up to Saturday night last. th.
specie reserve, notwithstanding the heavy shin
mehts to Europe by almost every steamer hid
reached S3O,2ll ,2GG, against 7S43 23Oton tho
Hh OF October. when the panic was in fail
l'dSt: rms statement shows the strength of
ne New York Banks, and their abilitv. we
hink' to maintain specie payments, the predic.
ions OF some wiseacres to the contrary moi.
NV j
Our market for Breadstuffs continues dnIl I
Ncept for Corn, which is in fair request at adj. :
anced prices.
Fto"r continues steady at SO. rs per bbl.
Meal 6Oc. per bush S
Wheat has advanced TO $lIO for red. and 0
i 20 for white. N"'
Cor" comes in more freely, and farmers are
llilng sellers at the current prices of 6Oc for I
9TH colors, white and yellow. a
Rye continues as last quoted, 6Oc. Il
Outs without change in price; small sales at ?
DC. '"'e0 a. b.
FTGTSeed quiet at 81 25. al
beanS continue as last reported at SIOO. m
SeedS--in clover, timothy and m;Ilett. we ra
Bar OF no transactions.
POtatoeS continue scarce at rs to SOC.
ntareS-cooper stuff $500 per thousand c.
llI. ~ "
Wood-Hckory So so; best Oak So so: :
mmon Oak So 25 Maple 1925, and mixed &C
ID rough Oak 81 90 per core, and very dull "
L"m6er-we observe fair business doino r
steady prices.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
se3O.'57.IY

WHITE TEErH, Perfumed Breath and Beau.
tItul COMPLEXION, can be acquired by using the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLO IVERS" What
lady or gentleman wOuhi remain under the curse of
Thousand Flowers" as n dentrilice, would not onlv
render 1t sweet, but leave the teeth rs white as MA
basierf Many persons dO not knsw their breath ia
pad ana Inc subject IS delicate their friends will
never mention 1t. Beware Of counterleits Be sure
the bottle is signed. FEFRIDGE ~ co. n
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

NAMES OF OUR STREETs-A Sugg estiOn.-
1t is matter of wonder that the Town Com.
mssiOners have not, ere this, affixed at the cor.
ners of our streets, 6Dger.boards with the names
of'thei public thoroughfares painted on them,
for the enlightenment of the town-resdents, as
we'll as strangers visiting us. 4" Main street {"
ia not bad name indeed, it signifies the prin.
cipal street 10 our town but what stranger
knows we have one bearing such title p
Commerce street" sounds well, decidedly; it
signifies trade, traffic, exchange of one thing
for another but would a stranger know we
had a street of that name unless informed BY
frend or some one in town acquainted with the
fact! We think not; and will wager our old
boots that there cannot be found ten neil
who can can call the names of all the streets
correcily-without first consulting the Oldest
inhabitant.
Ii is small matter. and would not require
much time or expense to have the name of every
street given in such manner that it might be
seen and read both day and night ;-besides,
the plan which we will suggest would answer
two purposes. 1t is this: At the corner of
every street erect large street-lamp Gone will
bessuficient). such as are generally used in our
large cities, and On the glass of two sides have
the names Of the streets painted in bright red
letters, in such manner as to be distinctly
readable. OF course these lamps would have
to be lighted at night, which could be done for
atrihing sum. The two-fold object would lhus
be accomplished all would be biessed-resi-
dents with light, visitors with a guide %
"A small lamp-tax might be levied, sufficient
to deiray The expense of purchasing and erect
ing the lamps, and paying man to take charge
Of light and keep them in order. We should
think few dollars might do the whole thing.
aud we cannot but belicye the very liberal feel
ing which peryades all classes Of our citizens
in favor of public improsements, would stand
this tax without --grnnt.. Look 10 the mat
Ter, ye worthy commissioners. and turn on the
light! :MEEe Hon
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

! n SrLL.-Last week, a nunsber Of our Iowa
bic young gents were intensely delighted, even
e&niiaratedt at receiving through the Posi-
oince' nIcelysfolded and directed packages in
size smaller than letter r-enyelopes,-and, by
thelr variation from the usual commodities so
received, caused an inspection of wonder which
readily relieved the mind-itwas a "dreaarer."
Some friend had been getting married, and they
were kindly furnished with the means, after
gong through process, to iud out who sLond
DC thelr fortunate bride at SO eventful period.
Inc customary rule Of laying the piece of ca Ike |
(enciosed in paper containing the names)
under the pillow, it is resumed, was complied
win In every case. Who can tell with what
emotions the youthful swains lay their heads
lPon thepIllowS and dreamed of walking through
arcadlan bowers and Elysian fields with the
ooi OF their hearts, whose names they were
ertaln graced the cherished list ?-needinp
MY the real for the picture drawn in the de. I
ePtlVe Greenland, to make them the most r
aPPy of mortals. Well: the three days or
amer nights expired,--the period of suspense {
rawn TO close,--thc papers were eagerly torn D
peh' ana-horror OF horrors they were found ST
record the marriage of Mr.. Blacksing, a d
colored gemman of Whoppen! That the h
ames on the "dreamers were those 6f white
colored ladies, deponent saith not. II
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

STREET LAMPs.-The residents in the neigh
borhood of Methodist md Delaware streets hoy.
erected large lamp to be used nightly (when
dork) to enable them to navigate straig igh,Iy. The
residents near the next cornerabove, Metbodis,
and Union streets, erected similar one al their
own expense several months SINCE This street.
particularly when the lamp in front Of the NJ.
E. Church is lighted, is the most animated a nd
city-like in town. r..-
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

IHE WEATHER OF JANUARY.--The mild
weather of this mnoth has been so very remar-
Kaole that 1t attracts universal attention. The
temperature has not been so mild, at the same
period, since the year 1870, when the Medium
was "a degrees. AT that time the mercury
often stood at 20 degrees in the shade al noon.
and 1t was common for juveniles to swim in the
Delaware river. On the 18th February of that
year, however, an intensely cold "spell'' fol-.
lowed THIS fact may warn US not to imagine
that our winter is to continue as mild as NJ
present
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

LARGE SALE.--Mrs. L. A. Frazier (wbose
property was advertised two weeks since in
the Tines sold at public vendue, on the 18th
inst, large amount of Stock, Farming su,eus.
sllS' and all the apPendages ofFarming, amount.
ing to three or four thousand dollars. We
were informed, says the PrOtectisnist, that tho
properly commanded full prices. Mules sold
as high as $3.50 per pair, horses $3.50 each
and cows $50 or morey,
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
Thiags Abroad.

The point of most interest to the American
reader in the news by the America, says the
". Y. Express, has reference to the lombard
ment of Canton,-the arrival out of the Min
nesota, with Judge Reed, the American Minis
Ter abroad,-and the seeming renewal of hos
tile relations between Spain and Mexico
Spain, it seems, insists upon it that Mexico
shall comply with her plan of adjusting the dis.
pute pending between the two countries,--and,
~ the event of refusal, the friendly mediation
OF England and France is to 60 for nothing
This news will add to the troubles that already
beset the Mexican government at homeland
proyokes the enquiry, Has Santa Annals arri.
val In Havana anything to do with this change
ofthe programme in Madrid!
AS to the attack on Canton, we have no
doubt the "shclling" was performed according
TO notice, on or about the first of December
The French wereto help,--though the London
Times appears TO be anxious to have it under.
stood that the Frenchman was to 90 into the
business on his own responsibility, and without
any recognized alliance with Great Britain
This indicates determination on both sides to
oreak into the Chnamen's shop by force, and
TO carry off whatever ?" indemnity" each NAV
be able to lay his hands upon The American |
Minister has arrived out just in time 10 see the u
operation performed. Brother Jonathan will
probably do nothing, but stand bv and look on. b.
Though Lucknow is relieved-thoueh the ST
sick and wounded, the woman and children ii
have been rescued from their long and wearv ia
hve months confinement, and conveyed in safe. I'll
ly to Cawnpore,--the further accounts we are "
BOW having show that Sir Colin Campbell could C,
not have accomplished the feat so cheaplv as in
the hrst dispatches would seem 10 represent p
Inc truth V, the main fact--the fact that bu
Lucknow had been " relieved, seems to have +
SO oFerJ"yed everybody in England, that the Er
conclusion was hastily arrived at that the Sc. XII
Poys had been driven out away from the ,itv as pa
well as from the " ResidGncy," Qhe quarter in
which the relieved garrison had been shut my
Now, IT we understand the details of the news
by The America, the Sepoys still hold Lucknow, -
but SIr Colin Campbell was confident that
IN the phrase OF one of the letter writer's from =.
the camP-"he could pound the place 10 "a
P'eces;" though his call for additional reinforce-
ments goes to show that more help is needed. n
at last dates the pounding" was going on
The loss ofthe Sepoys is put down at the en-. -
Ornous aggregate of seven thousand slaip.-- -
but not WSrd is said about the loss of The En-.
ropeGns. "'
The general stagnation in trade is beginning
10 tell upon the British revenue, quite as Sc OO'
'eFely as 1t has already told upon the income V'e
from duties, of the United States Government ou'
decrease of f9OO.OOO [$2OO,OOOl is reported IeS @
lPou the receipts of The last quarter The re- '"'
iuced taxation has, no doubt, had something to ~"
10 with this l.,oo f.l,;oo os g.. ~ par
he business world must be looked upon as the L.
main cause of it, ...- GU
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

The BosToN JOURNAL (see advertisement in
another column) is one of the hest aud mos,
conservative papers Of New England, and has
more than double the circulation of any other
P0peripubhshed in Boston, We know. of no
daily that SO fully carries out the ide, Of. i.
newspaper as the Journal" and we have ever
regarded it among our favorite exchapees. ..
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
~ - - SMYDNA9 DlN1L0,, 4
THURSDAY" JANUARY 2I, 1853

1HE TINES" is published Epery Thusday ty
Rssr. D., HoEFEckER. EditO, and Proprietor al ths
Temperance Had. Smyrna, Del. ':..' ..' -.....
TERks-SusscRiPrIoN.-Oae gear. 81 80 IL advance
or So 90 If not paid III end Of the ysar. No paper
discontinued Watd all arrears are paid-onIy at The
option Of the Publisher.
AD7ERrIstNd.FOr eUery square Of I2 lines or less rs
insertion, 50 cts each subsequent insertion 25 CTS
Li6era! arrangements made ~ih yearly and half-
yearly airertisers.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

w AT meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Delaware Rail Road Company, held at their
ofhce IN Dover on Thursday, the following
named gentleman, were elected Directors:-
Saml. M. Harrington, William Ii. Ross. Chas.
Wright, William Cannon, Alexander Johnson.
Henry b. FIddeman, Danl Curry, Henry
Rldegly, Samuel M. FELTON,, Joseph Lane.
Charles Dupont, AndrewC. Gray, Jesse Sharpe,
Treasurer. F. Alice. .>.l s. -.
AT private meeting DR.. Ridgely was elec.
ted President pro tenn. "''. -.. "
LARGE SALE.-The sale of Geo. Kennedy.
Esq, oil this town, at Dulaney's Mill, on Tues
day, was very largely attended, and the stock.
wagons, &C., sold at good round prices,-the
whole sale amounting to between six and seven
thousand dollars. The horses ranged from
SlSo to S40o; mules. per pair, from $500 TO
$SoV, and oxen, per yoke, from $I4O to 5000.
hUNAwAYs ARREsTED.-Two colored men.
says the Cecil Democrat, belonging TO Geo.
W. Oldham and DIR. Massey, of Georgetown.
Kent county, Nd, absconded on Saturday
night last, taking with them a horse of A. ].
NOwland, Esq. They were arrested near
Smyrna, Del, bya man who suspected thew
were fugitiVess and brought back TO their mao-
ters the next day. 'a ..' ..r .-".t ...,... b..
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

SEVERELY CuT.--on Tuesday night Jere.
mlah MeCarter was severely cut on aud .hou,
the neck by knife in the hands of David Dun.
ming, near the Steamboat Landing. They had
been drinking and quarelllng pfevi6osy at
Coles store,n sDdnning, thus lar, has avoided
the officers, i,,... y "a" :" .'' '.a s1s iaae
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

For THE PUBLIC BENEFIr.-It is re,llv Grot;
tying to observe some little consideration on
the part OF few choice spirits among us, be-
slowed on The public, and for the public good.
Naturally we are selfish people, and IN all
transactions, whether of business character
or what not the first consideration is our dear
Seg'-next, some kind friend who, perchance.
II done us tavor,-but rarely ever do we
think OF doing anything Individually for the
bencht OF that good old soul--the public.
These were our reflections, a few days since,
while passing by WoodIawn," the beautiful
homestead of George w Cummins, ESQ. who
we found attentively engaged, with all his
farm hands, directing the repairs of the county
road fronting his farm, which, from the late
frequent rains and constant hauling, had been
rendered quite rutty, and unpleasant to travel.
ers. No one will deny that it is the Road
OVerseer's duty to attend TO the repairs and
keep the road 10 order,-but, without waiting
for this Vigitant lunctionury 10 perform his
duty, Slr. =. has taken the matter in hand and
al MS own expense put the road in excellent
saving the county the ex pense
wh'ie al The same time materially benefttng all
those persons who travel in that direction,
we should be much pleased to see the ven.
erable proprietor of " Belmont" follow sui,.
mat part of the road fronting his rural home
beng obviously in need of much repair. "a
word to the wise," &c Communicated. .
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
Epern linn his OHM, NnLao

@7S0' -'H"It Itto OLUW IJUtESUlNn.
LlPPINCOFT & CO., One Price Clothing Store
NO 4O4 Market street Sd door above 9TH street Pho
delphla, would solicit call from those in want oi
CLOTHING, before purchasing esewhere--as aII
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
every article is marked plain figures so Thai MI
must buy alike. All goods used in this store orc
sponged before making up, and all articles sold will
be guaranteed to be cut and in the best nanner
Remember
l04 Market street.
ISAAC IPPINcoTT, Sd door above 4th, RLwooLsTov
Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

THE STEAMBOAT BALLOON, after Saturday
next, the 23d inst, will be ta ken from her route
for the purpose of being repaired for The early
spring business. She will leave Smyrna Land.
ing for Wilmington on Saturday afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

FARM LABoR.TThe farmers in The vicinity
of ElktOp' Nd, propose to hold a meeting short
iytOagree upon the price to be paid for farm
labOrers for The ensuing season. The decline
in the price sf produce will be followed BY a
corresponding reduction in the price of labor.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
Insure your Property.

Insure your properly.
Financial Report Of the Kent County Mutual
Insurance Co., for The yeGr 1857.
Property Insured, $6I2,l55 67
DepOste Notes, 42663 81
Cash on hand and safely invested, 1000 90
Nett Assets TO meet losses, 6OO4O "A
The Company met VIA bat one loss for the.
year 1857, at Milford, of $500, VIII ch was
promptly paid. The company Is now in safe
and prosperous condition, with abundant ability
to meet its losses, and offers everv facility TO
persons 10 insure their property through the
following Agents: s
w. G. Robertson, Delaware City;
Jesse s. huntington, Smyrna;
Elijah Crouch, Dover;
Geo. B. Dickson, do =
Henry Cowgirl, Willow Grove;
Jacob Y. Foulk, Milford;
George NJ. Davis. BridgeVille;
John ID. Rodney, Lewes;
John Ponder, Milton.
DR. s. NJ. FISHER, Pres't, Smyrna.
Gro. B. Dickson, Secretary, Dover, Del.
JAS. CowGILL, Treasurer, do do
January Ia, '55-2m. -
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
The Smyrna Academy

VIII commence the Winter Session Monday.
Nov. 23d.
TUITION per Term of Eleven Weeks:
Ens' branches. $500 Embroidery, Gold
"leeh' Lalh' r rench Silk L. French each 90
oL GeImah- each 2OO Tapestry ,Grecian and
pOoH,i Dun, iH9%eP.ns %Ps 3OO Tuited work, each 800
It Ieh'h Dfa"lhg. SCO Leather Work, 3Oo
Mohochr0mailc Draw Wax Fruit, 1000
,,,s ,l,s "hu IeIhiing 5OO Wax Flowers, lCCe
Urinary Scholars will be taken, This term, at $500
Evening Glasses
In Double-Entry Book Keeping and Commercial Arith
metir. each pupil. s5go
Writing, 400
o. N. BASS, A. B.,
Mrs. o. N. BASS, ieachers'
Smyrna, Aug. 1857. age.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

DosATIos.--We are requested to express the
thanks Of the Library Association to tie Hon.
James A. Bayard, for number of valuable
Books ld0ntled 70 the Smyrna Library, which
VIII be an important item in it's collection.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

,-ARrHuR's Eonr MAeAzIsE---The February
nnmser OF ihe Home Magazine is, ont, and CON
tains tweniy-seven original articles aud fifteen
beautiful Illustrations. We are glad 10 see
this moral and Instructive maga zinc manifest!
ing such signs Of prosperity. ttt ..,a.t, :. .iI a M
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
The Smith Trial.

= This interesting case, says the North Anieri
car, terminated monday. The general pub.
ilclty givenlto the taot that David Paul-Brswn,
hsq' woad make the closing speech for the
oefence, had the effect Of bringing to the vcin-
y OF the court room thrOng of al Ieasttwenty
tunes the number of peop,e that could gain ad-
mission. The defendant 10 the docket placed
himself IN the same reclining position upon the
Oench' with face averted to the wall; his sis
Ter and her lady friend sat beside him with the
same constancy which they had manifested
throughout the entire ordeal, while amid the
most profound silence the distinguished counsel
opened his defence of the prisoner.
The defence by David Paul Brown was, per-
haPs one of the most eloquent and touching
'hat was ever pronounced since the DAYS of
ErskIne. Mr. Browns speech required two
hours for It's delivery, and might have continued
Tor two hours longer, without producing an ap-
proximatIon to WEAKNESS, even in the most un-
lPprecIatlVe of his auditors. Long before Mr..
Browns speech had been terminated, it was
pretty evident that the minds of the jury were f
atshed as to the legal responsibility of the 7
defendant at the time his bullet pierced the :
eart of his wites seducer. a
An episode occurred in the course of the Il
peech which showed that, notwithstanding all U
ne diligence they have shown, the counsel for s,
ne Commonwealth were caught mapping. MIR. u
roWh SAID that among the most important e.
olnts ct his evidence was the statement made NJ
the defendant to Lieut.. Dickhart, who con. az
eyed him (Smith) to prison on the night of the IN
ageuy, that on the fatal interview Carter had
lu that he meant soon to " call and attend TO ao
IS (Smith's) sister" This most important m
stlmong was ELECTED during the development So
the evidence which the Commonwealth ad. gr
ICED to rebut that for the defence-a matter III
men said Mr.. Brown, was a blunder on their aV
ri most advantageous to his client. The cr'
ords had scarcely dropped from him when both ir III
district Attorneys contended that no such
'rds had been said--a mista Ike upon which The no
urt ut once enlightened them Mr.. Brown
'Ee not only extempore, but even without sta
les and, as we have already mentioned, with SPt
mlsta kable effect me
The prisoner still remained impassivclv in rea
recunIbent position, apparently unconcIous, lH
regardless OF his painful situation, until the oid
lrt adjourned, which it did at twenty-6ye the
lules TO seven o'clock. TIM
II the meeting of the court on Tuesday tlor
rnIn9, the jury brought in a verdict of &C. wit
ttal on The ground of insanity. I
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

CONCERT IN PRosPEcTIvE.-Prepa ara tions are
being made for grand Concert-vocal and in.
strumental-by several ladies' and gentlemen of
the town and vicinity, Of acknowledged musical
TALENT which will transpirc sometime during
the month of February ;-alsn, for Festival
which will be held the same evening, after the
concert They are being got up through the
fundamentally of the ladies' connected with St
Peters Church, and the receipts will be dis.
oursed IN furnishing the same, when completed.
Those who have means of Judging think the
entertainment Will be one of the finest of the
KIND ever given in our town. Of course. the
will appear in due season.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

OF Hon. WIN q whhely win accept OUT
thanks for copy of the addresses delivered ip
Congress, on the occasion of the death of the
lion. John M; Clayton, Dee Sd, 1885, The
pamphlet IL very beat, and contains likeness
OF The deeea ed, 80 80 - '"i4 '8''- ''ac1
s1lho saWGT sai IL enob ;YITYIAq aOt
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
BUSINESS CARD.

GEORGE w. CUMMINS.
OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
Bank of Smyrna"
nEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds
Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks.
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood.
&c, &c. N'
r, His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
anysFreight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 81, IS57-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

LECTURE OF Mr.. CUMMINs--On " Naples
and POmpeii. 1T is very rare the residents
OF Smyrna have an opportunity of enjoying
such treat as is offered by the present course
OF Lectures, and every one who can, should at
tend the Lecture of Mr.. c. on Thursday even.
lng' at Wards Hall. Let nolhng prevent you
from going, and, if possible, take friend or
two along. The subject is certainly an inter.
esting one, and the lecturer having travelled
extensively IN Europe and sojourned for time
Il" 'ne ancient cities OF Rome, Naples and Pom
PelI' with view of acquiring a knowledge of
'he country and character of the people, he is
eminent fitted for handling the subject in
pleasing familiar manner, highly amusing, in
''ruc'Te and entertaining. Besides, recoIIect
he proceeds of the Lecture are to be devoted
o purchasing useful Books for the Library.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

or Several articles have to be laid over I'm.
til the next issue.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
Merchant Tailoring.

The undersigned is desrous of extending a
u lur'her notice to his friends and patrons in the
lo"n and surrounding country, that he still
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS md
TRIM MMlNGS, which he will s.make no." TO
order at the soonest practicable period.
WM. B. COLLINS.
Smyrna, Nov. 4th, '57-3m.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
SEED WHEAT.

Of the BLUE STEM WHITE variety, "a
superior nrticle, weighing SO lbs. to the bushel,
FOR SALE at HoFFEcKERs MILL. Will
be given in exchange, il desired, for wheat of
u different kind. Apply TO Joseph EIoaecker,
Smyrna, OF to James Evans, at the mill.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
DOCTOR w. II. COLLIN,
}. w. SAVIN,
CEVll engineer and SuryexoV.

, I'mg had several years experience at Engineer.
hig laying oni and Dividing Lands &C.. now Offer
OFFICE over The Drug Store Of J. p Hogsntayy
Smyrna Nov. ls, 81. '1'-le'Aer'
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

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