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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05

Tbs DEyIL's TEA KgTTLE.-Ihese is. pfo.
badly. says the Mountain (California) DE.
mocrat. no portion of the continent which
affords wider field FOR geographical research,
than the Great Basin of Deseret, or Utah.
In that solitary. UNEMPLOYED region. are many
curious salt lakes, the vest'ges Of a lost orean.
the waters Of which are 80 strongly ilnpreg-
mated with saline water that they are little
else than immense reservoirs bf salt in solu.
ton. Vast rivers mesnder for hundreds Of
leagues through sterile solitules, and al
length mysterionsly disappear in the thirsty
deserts. lmnehse deposits Of soda cause the
water, in certain localities. 10 seeihe and
effersesce like boiling cauldrons. Springs
Of sulphur. aud springs Of boiling hot water.
mountains If snow and burning plains. smil.
ing valleys aud vast deposits 81 subterranean
Ice, these. and a Thousand other wonders, are
TO be seen in the Great American Basin.
Lieut.. Sawtelle. of the 9th Infantry, while
on The recent march across ,he, continent, al
point about iolt, miles from where the over.
land route first strikes the HnmboIdf, saw
very singular natural curiosity, which. per
compliment, we will name the /" Devils Tea
Kettle" On the very apex u 4 conicai shaped
mound, about eighty feet IL height. was an
uniathonable niniatore lake rf warm w@ter
which hal no apparent nntlet or inlet. The
water vas quite tepld, and perfectly transla.
cent. and its surface was nearly on a level
with the top Of tile cone which contained X.
Various attempts were made To lalhon this
curious basin. but no bottom could be found
Al tile distance Of Iarty feet from the base Of
The mnnnlI ware n nnIul.ar nj a,,eb.nv fnun
tains, the water Of which was intensely hot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05
Councillors OF state. = The

NCymcft0rs Oh stale. - Inc following gem
tlemen have hee elected by the Legislature Counrors
Of State for The ensuing two ycas Josiah 4. Granler
~, Of Perquimons; John 1. Dangers d Edgecombe
John A. Aseritt sen. Of Oasow; Jesse 4. Waugh, d
Fotsythe; pr. Columbus Mills d Polk; William J.
Ya,ss. Of MeeAlenburs; and P. N. Powell, u Rich.
moni.
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Congress adjourned over from The 2ai ul.irno to the
4lh instant.
In the Legislature, all business Of Importance was
laid until this week, in consequence 81 The an,ci
pated absence of large number Of he members dur.
ing the holidays.
And now, as these holidays are over. we may hope
hereafter TO be enabled 10 give Interesting accounts Of
The proceedings If both 81 these bodies.
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MelanchoIy Accldent.-on The morning

Melancholy AcCtdenf.-0n the Morning Of
The 25,h umo, Christmas day, most melancholy nc
eident occurred in this place. Mr. eil Utley for The
purpose Of amusing his boys bored large auger hole
in log 10 bis yard, and after charging with powder
drove in plug, leaving small hole for piming; and
without calculating the consequences, put fire to il
while standing nearly ii. The log was split, one
part knocking down rnce neef by, and the other part
striking him on the temple, made large hole in bis
head. Though apparently feless at first, he fingered
IN dying state for three four hours when he breath
ed his last. BY this sudden bereavement large iami-
y has been left in most distressing condition. vile
rendered almost hspless and hopeless BY the rasages
Of cancer with several small children around her and
sister rendered cripple BY the effects Of rheumatism,
who was dependant, upon him and the scan,y avais Of
her needle for support. The distressed situation Of the
family awakened the sympashies OF citizens, and
subscription was made up sufficient 10 relieve their pre-
necessities but The loss of The head Of The family
will rest heavily upon them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05

supreme Cosiri.-The supreme CONT me-, IN
the ciy q Raleigh Thursday last present, justices
Pearson Blue and RufIin. We learn from the s,ind-
ard that the position Chief Justice VS. rendered
Judge Rufin who declined il; il vas lien bestowed
UPON Judgs Pearson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-05

pbrts in clear aud interesting manner, and
we think The Institution has hern we'll mail-
aged Ly all concerned. Charlotte Dem.
NORTH CAROLINA Could've we're shawn
on Saturday. says The Richmond Whig III
Monday. a spe,linrf Of North Carolina gold.
weighing ten and half ounces, and almost
perfect, pure. II was taken from the mines
belonging IL Mr.. hristian, 10 Montgomery
county. anil is ceitainiy the hanl,ome.t spe-
cimen we have ever seen. Nr. Christian
has taken out thirty thousand dollars Marll
Gf the ore in the course ~ hire. months, anl
III cast " nuly a lev hundred ,Iulla,,. Iii,
mines are believed TO be almost Ineshansli.
br. They were discovered ~ August last.
and he has just been offered for them 10 New
Ynrk three hundred lhpus.ni dolla,s, WINCH
he refused 10 take.
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theve have bern disclssged. resforea. l maiesI

there have been discharged. reAforea. Ia males
and 10 females; remrNc ]. inush improved. Q
males and 2 females improved, Q females;
unimpro,ed, 3lemales and males. Eloprd 1;
died 9. Making the entire number ischarge.i
from the Institution 40. Leaving. still in the
as,lp,n, LAG ;sof this number IS are males
aud 50 females. The nunber II single per-
sons in the asylum is twice as many AZ the
n arried ones. The cause of insanity ii The
largest number is pnt down AS III Health. 26 ;
next largest, Epilepsy. 10; next. lntemln-
rance, 10 !; domestic trouble 10; ,lisappon,-
ment in love. 4; jealousy. 2. religious excite
ment, s; loss Of property. l;loss Of children.
8, &c,
Since the organization Of the Asylum there
have been in il patents from Mecklenhurg
county 8, Uniun / lincoln 8, Iredell Q, Ca
barrus 0, CataMba Clpaveland /, Ga,ton
5. Burke 8. Watauga /. Wilkes !. Rather-
iord |. Surry l Rowan 4, Mcdowell !, Wskr
IL, Richmond 2. Cumberland 8, New Han.
over 2. Sampson |. Robson L, Arson g.
Guilionl 8. Orange l6, Moorr 3, Caswell 6
Bladen i, &C., and from oiher States.
The expenses Of the Asylum for the past
year. for the support If the institution and
its inmates, amounted 10 go. 685 IS. The
YEAR btfore HE expenses we're s28.074 81.
Making, Tor the two ycars. $55.760 Sc. Oh
this amount the Institution received from
paying patients Sill .694. and from county or
charity patients s25.56s SO; showng bal
lance against the Asylum Of SlS,496 81.
Tie different officers have matte their re.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
e II S.

-Governor Burton has granted a respite
for one year to Alexander Robinson, who was
sentenced to be hung on the llth of this month,
for committing rape on Jane Norris.
The Mayor Of Wilmington received a
dispatch from Parksrsburg, Va, on Friday
stating that Turner, the accompllce of Robin.
son in the rape on Jane Norris, was under ar
rest at that place. The dispatch was handed
over to the Deputy Attorney General
-rhe prolracted meeting held in Friend
ship church, Appoquinimink Hundred, also one
held at Kenton, which commenced on the 10Th
of January, and ended last week. were produc.
tive of much good-several persons having pro.
fessed conversion.
The Lancaster Express, in speaking o
the Lottery Grant, says:
"Ah Delaware-Delaware,- are the
mite-y fallen!' Ii Major Noah was in the
land Of the living now, we should feel like
prompting him TO carry out the feat he once
boasted OF Jeng able to perforIS. when he al
legged he could put the whole State in hI
breeches pocket!
| -E run all tne luIOTHdllOU we Cau gain
says the Reporter, not less than one hUndrc,
thousand dollars have been or are to be paid
retainers or contingent fees, to borers befor
the present session Of the Legislature.
-Thomas Scott was elected Treasurer G
New Castle co., Friday last Sou the first ballo
receiving six votes, and DR.. Palmer Chamber
lain five.
n - Clark's Corner or Milford Junction
is hereafter to be known as Harrington afte
a large family of good and industrious citizer
who have long resided in that vicinity.
-Candor compels US to admit, SAYS n
Rep 1rier, that we have never known a Legi
lature 10 this State, which has gained for
self such wholesale unpopularity. From Il
great mass Of the communi'y-men who ha,
no particular interest in retaining the good W
/. of the members-it is one universal cry of CO
demnalion aud denuncIation.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

TaE CaplrAL.-The Wilmington RepnJii-
ran is advocating the removal of the Capital
from Dover TO Wilmington, because of the in.
saficiency of hotel accommodations at the for
ner place. Our cOtemporary has got at the
wrong end of the matter. DOaway with lobby
isa, or, IN other words, elect lobby procf legis-
a,ors, and we will not hear so much complaint
about the want of accommodations. We will
20, then have a carload of such &" borers" as
.ssed down on the road one day last week,
yery cheap, for special purpose.
The same paper is also recommending an
amendment to the Constitution establishing
representation according to population, with
the same view, viz: to give New Castle cOun-
I! p'eponderance in the Legislature. Better
noi asa for too much at once.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

DISTINGUISHED NIsITORs.-TwO of the " as
sem5led wisdom of the State" DIR. Martin, Of
the Senate, and DR.. May, of the House, honored
our town with visit on Saturday and Sunday
last. To our readers who have never been so
fortunate as to see legislator, and who have
some curiosity upon the subject, we would say,
that, 10 all appearances, they are very much
IKE the eRus homo in gencral-hav!ng hair,
ears, months, teeth, and (what is most remark
sbe) eyes, too, notwithstanding they are said
J,have "gone it blind in relation TO a certain
sci, two or three weeks since.
Al the capital they are each prominent mem
bers "f their respective branches Of the Legis-
ls,ure
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
Good Hsuses Cor All.

Prcfane swearing is abominablc; vulgar Ian
guage is sdisgusting; loud laughing is impoite;
lnqusiliveness is offensive; telling lies is con-
temptibIe slandering is devillsh ; Ignorance is
dlsgraceful and laziness is shameful; avoid all
The above vices, aud aim at usefulness. Keep
good company; speak the truth at all times !;
never be discouraged, but persevere, and buy
your goods at ]. HENRY JEFFERsON's cheap
store, Main street, opposite the Bank ofSmyrna,
aud our word for it, at the end Of this year SO
YOU will be wiser and better.
Smgrnd, January 1859.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
Died.
Oc28-ly

On Thursday, January 27th, at 10 o'clocI
NJ, EMMA TONLINsoN, daughter of Clayton l
and Sarah L. Hawkins, in the 9Th year of he
age.
Death came when not sound was heard
To mark his sure approach but .,
lie came and left upon our hearts,
The impress of his signet-woe.
Our darling's ead,-sweet angel child
Our hearthstone now, is sad indeed
Our bud of promised joy is gone,
And our crushed hearts too freely bleed.
Yes. she is dead-and sorrow wrings
Our hearts with undated zeal,
But Hope Pours in balm which soo:hes
The anguish that our spirits feel
And Faith still points to brighter Joys
Ihan earth can give, to Emma given;
ANA whispers to our wounded hearts
She lives, to beckon us to Heaven.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

OrA good audience was out last Friday
evening, at Wards Hall, to hear the Rev. J.
w. Mears, on Delaware-i,s colonial history,
revolutionary times and distinguished men,
The lecture abeunded with many historical in
cldents of peculiar interest to Delawarians -
The lecturer commenced with the early settle
ments along the Delaware by the Dutch and
Swedes and Firms; followed them through their
successive periods and changes OF government,
until the times of the revolutionary war ex-
hIbited the patriotism of our State in that great
struggle, particularly of the "gailant Delaware
regiment;" and portrayed the eventful lives of
our prominent men, &C.; embracing toll sum-
mary OF the history Of our State.
Do not forget the Lecture, tonight, of the
Rev. i. NJ. Martin. Subject, " Libraries"
The next and tenth Lecture of the course,
will be delivered by the Rev. ]. II. Gracey, of
Georgetown, Del. Subject. " The Odd in Lit.
erature and Life" Our citizens may expect
rich treat on this occasion. The young Spur
geon (as one of the Milford papers styles hm),
rom such an Interesting subject, cannot fail to
give an Intellectual feast.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

FENDUEs.-The gentlemen named below
intend selling their Stock, Farming Utensils
&c, on the days stated. as follows:
VIM. J. Goods. near B:ackiston's Cross-Roads,
on Tuesday, the 22d inst.
VIM. Naylor, near Taylor's Bridge, in Apo
qulnlmnk hundEed, on Monday, the 2Ist inst
VIM. NJ. Vandegrift, near Odessa, on Thurs
day, the Oath inst.
John Truax, near Leipsc, on Wednesday,
the 10Th inst.
Timothy Carrow, in Raymond's Neck, on
Monday, the 14rh inst.
James all, near B!anco, Duck Creek hun.
dred, on Friday the 18th inst.
Alfred p. Crockett, near Middletown, on
Monday, the 2lst inst.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

Fsou DovER.-The bill authorizing Pivot
Ridge over Duck Creek which passed the
House last week, was reconsidered and finally
killed on Tuesday.
The bill granting a charter for branch
Railroad from Smyrna Station to the Landing,
plssed the House on Tuesday, by large ma
isiry. 1t will meet with more opposition in
the Senate.
Tie new Lottery Bill of Wood, Eddy & Co.,
sill be taken up. it is thought, in few days.
bu,lAere are doubts as to its passage. An eff
f,rt is being made to get charter for a bank
Al MIddletOwn.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

The WO5E GOES BRAvELy ON!-Jno. Moody
negro. who resided in Appoquinimink Hun
dred, New Castle county, was found dead in
Mr.. Lockerman's field, on the ID instant, by a
party of gunners from Smyrna. We learn
that he took the crrs at Smyrna. on the
22d of January, for Dover, and returned in the
3.2O p. m. train, very much intoxicated. Al
the station he again imblbed {" bad whisky
and left there reeling under its effects; since
which. nothing was heard of him until found as
above stated.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

PROGRESSIVE As an indication of the Pro-
gre,siyeness Of our town. we have only to refer
30 It's acts. On Saturday evening last, there
were meetings Of the following Societies, viz {:
LADIES' Mite Society, Ladies' Dorcas Society,
Epfsclpll prayer.meeting preparatory to COM
manlOn exercises), Trustees of the Library
Association, Leaders and Stewards of the NJ
Z church. an adjourned meeting of the Pro-
gressiye Bachelors, and also scientific lecture
At Wards Hall, by Prof Coad. This is the
work Of one evening, and, on the evening too,
when there is more general business going on,
al least in replenishing the larder. Who can
charge US with being 4" old fogies hereafter.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry.

The editor of the " Flag Of Our Union" says in hi
paper of July II. 1858 :- The memory orDr Wistar
emhamed in the hearts of thousands who have expe
rlehced entire cure from Coughs, Colds. Consumption
and PULMONARY Disease generally by the use of h
BALsAM. The invalid need not fear to give this pre-
parailon careful trial, speak from experience
More than ten years since the editor Of this paper test
cd It's excellence by individual trial in his family with
The most surprising results, for pulmonary
disease"
Cases OF Consumption and Whoopng Cough
Cured.
The following, from highly respectable gentleman.
speaks for itself
KEYPORT, N. j., May 90, 1858.
.. " FOWLE CO,-GtHLemtA: THIS Ccrles that
was i0i many years afflicted with IL disease of the
lungs until became so weak that ii was with diiicu
ly could walk. My cough, uring this time was very
severe causing me frequently to raise great quantities
'i blood attended with protlse night sweals.
Aher using various remedies 10 no purpose was nd.
Vlseu 10 Try Wsiars l'alsam OF Wild Cherry. dId So
and before using the first DulIe WAS eulirelv rpsnred
20 perfect health and strength
would also mehtIOn that this Basam cured lullc
Sirl Ol hllie Ol severe attack of Whooping Cough
"hen her LIE was gwen by the play scIan and all
other remedies had failed.
tSigncD JOSIAH HOFF.
None genuine unless signed :" BUTTS" on the
0uler wrapper.
Prepared hy SETH W. FOWIE 81 CO.. Boston.
ahd lor sale by }. +. Hoflt cker and F. Mansfield
smyrna; e. w. Splcer, LeIpsIc j. l., IIrverIn IIIIlr
Creek Landing ;James Cowgirl " Sun and d. F. Burton
DOVeri Thomas Simpson. Camden; james Cock Frc-
derIca Jacob Y. FOulk aud II. +. IIunmersley Mil.
ford; J. H. y w II. VanGesel, Clafk's Corner and bv
Dealers generally. [Feb3lm
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

We have received from Messrs. Perkin-
pine & Higgins, publishers, the new work re-
sently compiled by Rev. Messrs. Higgins g.
Brisbane, entitled, L" Illustrations of the Divine
Government N Remarkable Providences. y
We have spoken of this book several times be-
fore, and can say nothing in addition to what
We have already said, except that it is going of
Ike no, CAKE" the first edition of over thou
sand volumes being already exhausted, and a
second edition is now in press. " Is it salea-
be" Is settler with the publisher, no book
needing higher recommendation. This work
will doubtless be the means Of doing much
good, aud should be read by everyone.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

G~TMr. Jos. F. Jaggers advertises list of val
uaLle books which he is desirous of disposing of
in this community. The book entitled ." The
Martyred Missionaries of India," by Walsh, is
said to be of thrilling interest
Attention is called to the advertisements OF
John Palmer, Jr, Real Estate Agent, Centre
vile, Nd; Messrs. Perkcnpine & Higgins, r.
II. Moor, Mrs ByrAe and Miss Lycett, A. II.
Franciscus and WIN. C. Elason.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

ONE PRICE CLOTHING, Of all the latest
styles, and made in the best manner xpressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES u CO. of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE, GOl Market Street. Phladel.
piu marks The lowest selling price, in Pam Figures.
on each article All Goods sold or made TO order are
warranted satisfactory, aud our OAe Price System is
strictly adhered Ia. We believe this 10 be the only
AIR way OF dealing thereby all are treated alike
oc28-ly 60t Market 81 p6iIaJelnhio
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
Correspondence of the Smyrna Times.
The Bachelors "A Word from Sally Ann.


The Bachelors "A Word from Sally Ann
Mr.. EDITOR Il think you, or whoever gave
the name, made grave error in calling the
rusty old Bachelors Progressive Bachelors" p"
Their proper title should be Rejected Bache-
lors; for understand it is the case with all of
lhem' notwithstanding their apparent innocency
and sincerity in their pretensons to a real
choice of what they would term singIe-JLesSed-
ness. We know more about them than they
think, and were it not for being set down
t@ttIer' | should be very much inclined to give
you some stray aOaifs of their history. How
ever, 1t depends upon the crcumspectness of
their proceedings; which, if not perfectly de-
corous, you may again hear from yours, truly,
SALLY ANN.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
Magazines for February.

The GREAT REPUBLIC Monthly for Febru-
ary, is most attractive number, finely embel-
lished, and contains twenty. four different ar
ticles.
| The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE has twenty-five
articles on various subjects culled from the best
European periodicals.. The frontispiece, mid
summers Night-dream," by Sartain, is a splen-
did engraving.
The KNICKERBoCKER has a steel portrait of
Longtsllow, the Poet, fifteen leading articles,
book notices, gossip, and the Editors inimta-
Ole editorial melange.
The ATLANTIC MONrnLY-the great New
England Magazine, is ably filled with articles
from such pens as those Of DR.. Holmes, Mrs
Stowe, &c.
lARPERs' MAGAZINE has four illustrated pa
pers-W aShmgton at Morristown, Follies OF
Fashion, La Plata, and the Vrglnans; besides
number Of other articles of merit. The Edi-
rquallcd.
ARrHUR's HOME MAGAzINE gives US the
fashions. patterns and good readIng-all suited
to the ladies'.
All the above magazines can be had at 50 co
per year, except the Eclectic, which is 50, and
Arthur's, 81 per annum.
The LADIES REposIroRY is illustrated with
a fine view of Blennerha sset's Island, aud with
portrait of Judge Mclean. The II. poSiIOry
is an excellent family magazine. lis contents
are entirely original, aud of high tone anc
unexceptlonab!e character. Terms 81 per an
mum.
The CONsrELLATI0N.-Wc have received
several numbers Of this mammoth family news
paper. Those who like a bold, able, slashinn
paper, will find il IN the Constellation. 1t |,
published in New York BY George Roberts, ana
edited by Park Benjamin, the wit and scholar
1t contains very large number of articles and
items exceedingly interesting. The mcchanl-
cal execution of "ihe Constellation g" is fault.
less. Bonn er must look out to his laurels.-
The proprietor promises TO issue, in March, the
largest sheet the world has ever yet seen, the
size of which will be - by 100 inches.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

GA gentleman conncctcd@ith one of the
Pennsylvania Railroads. lately saw a set Of
Artificial Teeth made by DR.. VIM. A. McKown.
Of this town. which so pleased him that he de-
termined to have set just like them, and &C.
eOrdingly summoned the DIR. to Philadelphia,
last Saturday. to take the Impressions" pre-
para,Ory to making a full set. This speaks
we'll for DR.. MeKown, selected, as he has been,
over the two hundred skilful dentists of Phila-
delphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

r,r TINES" IS Published Erery Thusday. b.
-. d iiofFEcG4R. EiitOi aad Proprietor, at n,
T...eoanor IluH. SMyrnG. Del.
yS-S,.a.cKlrriax.-Oae year. 81 so az aduance
slmTH Ha j,iiI all ED Of tie year. No paper
s,auiis4ei uad all arrears are I'lid-o"ty at Tie
ma, 81 Ike PS6liSiCT.
.,ssrsiviFor every slsare Of l2 lines. or less first
,.,,isa. 80 ctS; each subsequent iMSeriO" IS cts
,s.,.l asrIlssneatS made ,0ih yelrty aud half
volrly iCert'sers.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

CoLoxELcY.--Oar young friend, George II.
RAYMOND, Of this town, received one day last
week, By mail, from the Capitol, mysterious
package, which, on being opened, was found to
be a document from His Excellency Gov Bur-
ton, eOnGsrring upon him the complimentary
tile of ABIDE Camp. The Colonel will doubt
less wear his new title with becoming grace
and DIGNITY
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

or Some wag, and, after all. he is only
wag, has suggested that the maiden ladies' Of
,he State hold State Convention with the
same view as that which aciuates the Bache.
lOrs. viz: to smeIorate their condition, and to
cultivate more social and friendly intercourse
with each other.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

OF The proceedings of the late Local
Preachers Convention will be found on our
FIRST page. Owing to press Of matter, last
week. we had to omit. in addition to editorial
items, several mmsaications, advertisements
&c. This note will explain the reason of theft
not appearing.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
Remarkable PrOyidcnceS.
ebIO.3r
C-zLst1 L9t1 Valuable Books.

The Maryred Missionaries of India, by Walsh
Lvngst0ne's Travels of South AiriCa-only 81 25
Life of Christ by Fleetwood;
The Open Bible, Berg
Prince of The House OF David
Life and Reign OF Nicholas lsI Of Russia, gilt;
Our Parish, by Geo. Canning Hill, plain and gilt;
Pilgrims Progress, Buayan;
llardms Illuminated Quaro Family Bible;
Il. 5. ArIhurs Home Library. gilt
" The Agent Mr.. Jos. F. JAGGERs, will
remain in Smyrna and vicinity few days, at-
fording families the opportunity of adding to
their Libraries from this choice collection OF
Religious and Historical matter. The Agent,
being engaged as cOlportuer, will call upon
fImIlles. Febl0.3t