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be had suddenly fallen from the clouds. He
fired his pistols and unsheashed his sabre.
'Tremblc, mscreants, for Onc-eyed Saul is
among you! =
Tue sabre flashed like lightning around the
strangers bead. The tones of his voice, the
herceness of his cOuntenance, and the fatality
pt his arm, struck terror aud Consideration to
The hearts of the Tory renegadGs. The survi-
NOrs turned and fed tor lite.
'Cowards wretches come back, and will
meet you single-handed!'
One-eysd Saul looked wildly around and
laughed mockingly. then turning TO Hutter and
his painting and bleeding companions, and point
ing in the direction The girls had fled, ex-
claimed:
why do you stand herel After them-af-
Ter them, for they need your help. There are
shrieks, yonder; away-away! It is Saul Of
Laurel Swamp, that Comma nds you. | have
work to do, work to do; must go this way and
that way, aud there is no rest for my head this
night
With these words, rapidly and vehemently
uttered, OBe-eyed Saul strobe away, and in an
instant was lost 10 view.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21

SllECIFIC REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION =
Inc Great Discovery OF Dr.. Francis ChurcL,ll, nj
fans' OF means for the prevention and cure OF I'm,
Iefripe maady, by the use OF the Hypophospltes OF
I"e. ~, oua, ana fo'ash rs iidlngs OF great JOY" to
startling as Ibis assertion may seem
DIR. CHUkCl'IILs Work ON CONSUMPTION, lust re.
TcNe" from Farls' as nor an press and will be pub.
llshed IN lew weeks. a copy of Tins invaI,aht,
BOOK. together with important information bv Jc,,er
and circulars, WILL BE- GIVEN GRATIS. 10 ever,
Sntlercr IN lle United States who may send or cali NJ
my ofce' or order by Express; but when sent by maI
rMELFh CENTS IN stamps must be enclosed iOr psrr
The Genuine llypophOsp phIIes, prepared chCuIcniI,
pure, according To the formula of Dr. ChurchIu md
certified by Dr. Chiffon and eminent Chemists Drc,
81 pc: bottle, three for Sj with full dIrecl,ons
Sold wholesale and retail by
J. WINCHESTER,
ap'-2m 40 John street, New York
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21

The SICxLEs' TRIAL-TmE SrEEcm OF AIR. GR,u.u
Mr. Grahams opening speech for the defence VA. ,
mas'e ry effort, occupying nearly two days in the de-
lVery. lie spoke at length, defining the law of IN,
land and giving his views of ScripluraI law Ane,
speaking several hours he made a brilliant ror,,.o
winch ho finished with the following rcu.,LoI,.,
words: "And now, gentlemen Of the Jur, Ih~,,...,
one word raore TO say and that IS that lr,,sI ,,
every man will leave his seat at the adJournm, ~ .
The Court, to-day with firm deerln nation Io on >,
all his garments AT the Brown Stone Coih.ng Hail g,
Rockhil Wilson, Nos coz and GO5 Cheslu,,, s,r.,.,
above Sixth, Philadelphia.
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ap7-2m
Some Ofthe Evils of a Financial
Crisis.
J. WINCHESTER,
Az John street, New York

Not only is II with the ruined merchant the dctIe
Gallon OF property, loss of credit and the many mise
rles arising from bankruptcy that need make The more
fortunate feel for the poor Through n cold winter
lhcIe are still deeper mIslOItunes far below fnancal
allairs Here lies some Of the wOr I of the evils
When you come to look the facts in the face of
the great quantity of men and WOInen-wIIh iaInI.
les OF chIldren-Out of employment; when The
machinery OF the factories Is sill; the silence that
prevails ia the shipyards and all the desOatIOns of
suspended labor facing the rIeOr of winIer for Ih,
poor anu needy II Is truly heart.Iending Street brg
gars anu professional beggars in generous country
IKE ours does well enOugh but ah there lies moi
he ueepes' sorrOWs The keenesi stIngs of hungerIs
most ielt ty th1se whom the Almighty has endowed
with spirit far above neggng-a class of nennlr
whose only means Oi subsistence is labor and with
p'ehiy 0I WORK are comparatively happy; but when
aI labor Is suddenly cut Off and thev are thrown nm
WI cod WOrlu ana DegaTy and starvation sares thenI
III inc Iace, l1en comes The trials that tries their very
hear-sirIngs. There are many widows with I,uIe
chlureh ana lh"IT single rooms without fuel almost
destitute oi clothing, and not knowing where their
heA' meal IS 10 comt from, while their IIe babes Law
upon Their wllied and hall-lamshed breasts; and t0
say to hi III g into the street and beg vouIJ no
ueNl 10 death. There InsIunces recorded ol lnIe
MheTe dehih has ended suffering rather than beg-
h"se are The ones " iO need aId from the more lDlu
aie hands Ol The charitable those arc The ONES Ihol
are truy th be pIlled; and charity the ur and dis
abl"d of the most prominent and hnnut,i;,I ho
rclerist'S Oi Christianity To tins class of suileriug
tfOple. Whenever can learn " hO ihey are am one
VINO IS gong to put my goods down 10 first cost A not
DelO" That, during ibis dull season. MOI only nm |
disposed To give my mite in this way To The worbv
I0r Dat at this season of the year a nnyious IN
rid oi my Wi'er STOCK at sOme low prIce rather than
Keep u over 10 next year. Therefore if WInler Bots
d Shoes ipr both men aud women, don't gor for one
price ihey must 20 tor unOer for am Determined IA
s"ll. So look out iOr bargains at FLA NIGEN'S |
cheap Shoe hUre, No. ~ West Second sIreet Vil |
h'hs'oh' February 18th. 1899.
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DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry.

Balldus Pictorial Of 9th July. savs:-Reolizng Tie
roe sense OF responsibility attaching to the Editor o.
hhu ruoiisher al widely circulated journal, VIC
sheuid ueem 1t little less than crime 10 recommend
any medical compound the real virtue Of which we
coua mol indorse This balsamic com.
pound has bacomc home fixture and all persons who
suffer- and have ia vain attempted To cuie their Coughs
Colds Bronchial or Pulmonary Complaints, make use
OF this uneqnaled remedy.
The following Certificate from distinguished gen.
tleman is equally conclusive:
FROM Rev. Henry Wood, formerly Editor of the Con-
grega1Onal Journal, Concord, IL more recently
American I"HSul at BeyrOot Syria, snd now Chaplain
! in the Navy.
CONCORD, N. II Mar;ch 2.
Messrs. Seth w. FOwle & CO,-Gentlemen:-TwO
years ago. sudden and violent attack upon nv Lungs
confined me 10 my bed for several weeks and when
recovered was so much oppressed by difficulty in
breathing that often unable 10 sleep or rest upon
DeI oy night. The suffering was extreme and iudg-
ing from The lneicacy Of The remedies used i sup.
posed lhe disease incurable Being persuaded To trv
bottle of Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry. vithon,
confidence IN lis efficacy, found the difficulty almost
ehrey removed before one bottle was used M Sym.
pathy with my felOw-suiIerers induces me 10 make
lhls public statement, and recommend the article 10
others similarly afflicted
with respect, yours truly, HENRY Woop.
None gehuIne unless signed BUTTS ON the wrapper
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE g. co. Boston
anu Dr sale by }. p. HOfft cker and F. Mansfield
smyrna; q. w. Spicer, Leipsic; j. L. Heyerin LttIe
Creek Landing flames Cowgirl & Son and D. f. Burton
Dover; Thomas Simpson, Camden; james Cook Fre
derlca; Jacob Y. FOulk and II. F. Hammerslev Mil
ford; j. Ii. y w. II. VanGesel, Clarks Corner. and nv
Dealers generally. GAIarlO.lm
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21

"A SATISFACTORY REAsoN.-A short time n 90
a schoolmaster was wanted for a Western wi.
lage. pompous little fellow, one of the ap.
ptlcants, being asked to give philosophical
reason why cream was put with tea, replied -
" Because the globnlar PARTICLES of the cream
rrendeFthe acute angles ofthe tea more obtuse ~
tie was elected.
OF The oyster business has suffered terr;bIv
in France. Out of % oyster bnnks On ths
coast of Rochelle, Is have been ruined. and the
rest much injured by an invasion of MUSCLES
And 1t is very much so with all the hanks along
the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts.
" Tom--Don't you think some verses
would touch her, Charley-a beautiful pome
CharIey-Oh, hang your verses, Tom. ii
you want to enjoy life, drop poetry and the gas
altogether and jIne fire company.
PARADOxIcAL.-Ou of the morninp papers
tells about the passages of certain steamers,
I" which by good deal of stretching are made
out TO be somewhat shorter than those of ane-
ther line.
GF A captain of a privatesr, who had beA
~ an eng cement wrote to his owners that he
"du reserved out little damage-having only
one OF his hands wounded IN the nose.
AS IT SHOULD BE.-A gentleman who died
recently, bequathed to his wife a handsome
sum, providing in his will that in case she
again married the sum was to be doubled
OF Learning makes man fit company for
himself and for others.
o." Anything in my line :" as the hang
man said to the sheriff.
O- Why is a pigs tail like a carving. knife 4!
Because 1t is fourished over ham,
o. The lady who knit her brows has com.
menced pair of socks
OF Tom, who the other day received a lock
OF hair, is on the lookout for key TO it.
A DANCING MAsrER's CoN.-Why is danciuo
like new milk! Because it strengthens the
calves.
o. Virtue and happiness are true lovers
who, although parted fora while, are sure to be
united at last.
REAL SHAKsPEARIAN.-M My frs; is droD.
per- my second proper, and my whole a
whopper. Fal-sIaff
02- Brother jonathan says, "The EnoIsL
ladies' who recently lost their lives by Their
dresses taking fire, were burnt offerings to IKE
Moloch OF Fashion.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
Write" for The Smyrna Times.
Evening Reflections.
DEATH OF A GOOD MAN.


-Hr. Editor Permit me. throuob tho col
umns OF the Times, to give your readers the
oeheht OF my evening reflections. Aud, o how
solemn my thoughts have Just returned from,
the burial of an old and valued friend. lanes
Hopkins, one who for many years has been a
prop and pillar in the church, and was one Of
'he SHINING lights IN this Christian community,
and while contemplate Death. think how
relentless Is The grim monster; no house 50
dear, but that he will enter and drag some
loved one away his own lawful prev .
no man so useful, or husba nd SO alfectlonate-
no "iie so loving no child 20 dear as to escape
his unrelentlng grasp; there are none SO great.
none SO small or good. or benevolent or kind
as TO escare the iron grasp vi the Kmy OF Ter
rors. But TO Bro. Hopkins, dea IN had no ter
rors; death 10 him was but the gale to endless
Joys. Puf more than LhTly live years has he
Oeeh member oi the church militant below
IoIlo"lng the meek and lOwly SiVIUur through
eEH DIS wei as good report, and during twenty
Iour years OF The above tune, Bro HoukIrs
hIIed the important and responsible Office nj
steward dIschargIhg the duties thereof wubI
entre satisfaction to his bre thren of the socI.i
"hleh he Represented. But II Is vain tor Ine t,
atempt' 10 THIS short epIstle, 10 purlray the
character Ot this devoted SAINT OF God Suffice
IL 10 say, that IN all the uVocatiuus of life i'm IN
hs dealings, both IN and out of the church. sIl
secular matters were made to bend to religion
the grand object ofahs lfe was to prouote tbe
glory OF God and secure the salvation of his
own soul. and TO be instrumental In the sslvn.
ton Of those around him.
But, then, The Death of this old la,ber
i'raei Is out another warning for us to be alsu
ready-but another call for Us 10 sci our hons.
~ order. IL is the common lot OF all men In |
die. The Word of God declares that -. X
appointed unto man once 10 die, aud after TIN, |
'he judgment -" dust thou art and uuiO Iust |
shalt lhou return, and the circumstances lhal
daily surround Us plainly tell us that We n,u, |
pass through The valley OF the shadow OF deuIn. |
But Then The inspired poet says:
" Thy saints ~ all this glorious var shall con.
qner though they die,
lhey see The irIunphs from altar, by faith tDey
bring u nigh"
" whar glorious thought. thea that though
as consequences of SINS entering INTO our
world, we all must needs die. YET, through the
process OF death, we shall be let iuto aud be.
come hers OF glorious inheritance that rs IN.
corruplible, full OF glary. that fadeit nol nwa,.
~ UOd's right hand, reserved 10 heaven for auI
Ihs ,aI'h'ul A**tt+.
FELTON,, April l4ih, 1859.
/
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NHcVVEaOssTEss's
Patent Potato pEanter,

This Machine greatly reduces the labor Of
the Potato Grower, changing the tedious and
laborlous operation of Planting to a pleasant
recreation. The Potatoes planted with it, grow
up in a.perteet line, thus reRdering the tilIirg
much easier and mcre effective than when
planted by hand.
The machine is so arranged that the pieces
OF potatoes pass directly in view Of an attend
ant, enabling him to adjust any that may re.
qnlre it, before they pass into the discharge
spout, thus rendering the operation certain.
There is an ATTACHMENT which sows
Guano or any pulverized Fertilizer in the row,
with the greatest regularity, and without COM
ing in contact with the potatses, unless desired.
In a word, it Just enables two persons to
plant (at any required depth or width) from five
to seven acres per day, according to width of
row.
Further particulars can be ebtained by ad-
dressing the patentee,
+. S. McWHORTER,
Aprll H. 1899. Smyrna, Del.
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A SAFE, EASY, RE VEGETABLE AND
Ia GENFEEL BUSINESS; will pay largo
interest on capital invested. For particulars,
enclosing phsiage stamp fps return letter, adj.
dress I" EN- FERPRISE," FELTON, Station, Della.
ware Railroad. April la, '59-Im.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21

ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
styles, and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
y, JONf.S . d CO.. Of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOllilNG STORE, 6Of Market Street, PhiadeL
PM h"rhs ue lowest selling price, in Pam Figures
on eaeh arhcle All Goods sold or made 10 order are
Warranted satisfactory. and our One Price system is
sHicly adhered Ia: We believe this 10 be The only
ar way u ueaiIhg' AS thereby all are treat ID alike
oc2S-ly GOi Marker ST pb;iodo,,,,;..
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FELTON,, April l4lh, 1859.

W" Pray don't attempt to darn your cob.
webs,' was Swfl's advice to a geniIeman of
strong Imagination I'D weak memory, who was
iabonousy explaining himself.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
Important to Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S pIIIS ~.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combi
nation OF ingredients these Pills are the resu o(
long and extensive practice. They are mild in their
0peratnn aud certain IN correcting all
Painlul MensiruaiIOns, removing all Obsiruclions
whether from col or Otherwise. headache pain in Ihe
side, paiptItOu Of the heart whites all neryous nC
iecoIs Mysteries aligue, pain IN The back aud limbs
Nc., disturbed sIeep. which from nerrur.n m nj
nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
~ the cOmmencenG nj OF new era in the treatment
O ih0se irregularities and ObstrucIOns which nave
Consigned 50 many thousands OF the Young The btnu
Hlnl aud tue beloved To Premature Grave No TO-
male IA ENJOY good health unless she Is regular ana
whenever ah 0bsiruciIUn takes place the general
health brgtIs 10 decline.
DIX CHEESE MANS PILLS are The nlo.t efI, c,,,.t
rcnedJ ev"f known i0r all cnn;IrIns pecuIar to Fe
males. L" an O. 'ss''n they invaluable iuducing
"iih certainly, 'eroju al regularity They are knuwn
I" thousands, VIM have used at different neriuds
hrough"ui The country having the sanction of somn
Oi 'hs most emInenl Ply sirIons ~ America ExI,rn
iirectons slatIng whei aud when they slDnld nn ha
used. with zach iOx--ihu Pncc One Dollar each boy
containing ~ Pills
A valunbs PlnnihIel Ia b. had lice of the Aoen,a
Plils sent by mail promy ~ enclosing price Ia The
General Agent. sold by JAMES = HOfFECKER
Sinyraa, hnd by Driggl>ls geneEilly.
s. ~ lF' IiN,~ tirneral Agent.
isoi7iy go, rhnnbsr. ST.. New York
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JOHN 2 HAnalI ro..
~ "a n u WM
AT PRIVATE SaIr

AT PRIVATE SALE
ne, ne undersigned will dispose Of at private sol. :,
nmNl IA oliil Pond' IN Kent county, Md, al nr.' ms
occEpied by Mr.. Elias Walraven, csntanin," "rSeh'
a9o ACkS II is situated in Sill Pond NerI aHI a'OuI
miles OF Eeltert1n Landing, the mou,h "F %o ,
Sassairas near the Chesapeake Bay, and VI The
lands OF Messrs N. T. IIynson and John WIIs WII'g The
%SEsss The DWELLING is of Brick. with 49,.
AHiii moilous Brick Kilcen attached Tbs YUM mai
buildings are sufficiently large, but are p,I TI, It,
superior order There Is an adeouaio 'o. w III
supply OF WOOD. and TIMBER for lne or,i ~.
nary uses OF the Farm, which is divided inIo EsssS
SIX helds, and is under good fencing The soI -
is very good, with fine clay bottom; the arabic ,,
mas been lined This property is conyenitD, iona u,
churches schools, post office, etc 1t would nr,~nu 10
Fruit finely. "u PrOuure
fhe Whole Farm will be sold, orsuch portion osn,,
chasers might desire to have Do paf'
The Terms of sale aIe.-One fourth cash md .,
balance IN ten equal inslamenls with lnter.st '"e
, FOR lnrther particulars, apply 10 GEORGE VTcrv,.
ESlr Ihester'own' or 10 the undersigned near Irs
VILE, Kent county, Md IT,
aP'-5" g. MEDFORD BROOKE
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21

INHE NEW MEDICAL SALT ,sno TTor-a,, In,
\ does just " hat il claims to do-no more mo les
-eqnaiizes The circulation by removing from The sys
TEN all arlerIal and venOus OhsIrucliuns
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21

hEOMAIlSM, Neuralgia, Headache, Fits, Colds,
- teNers, lIilamed Throat, Lungs and Liver Re.
male Diseases, ErysipeIas. Bronchitis, Pleursy Ash.
ma Dyspepsia, Venereal Diseases Gout Scrolnla AN.
ker' ana ali other forms of inflammation are easily
subdued by the New Medical Sail. ts-r g. :
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
Notice to Builders.

Inc Undersigned have on hand large and
weII-assorted stock of LUMBER, which thew
are selling at Reduced Prices for Cash or on
SNORT 'lme' Persons in want of building mate
~ ,."I would do well to give them q call Cat their
fard' corner Commerce and East streets) before
purchasing elsewhere
VOSHELL & SAVIN.
Smyrna, Del..-o7'S-f
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21

A LII who ave used it acknowledge a benefit Crom
n 1t. An acquaintance of ours was cmred nT a
severe case OF NeuIalgia IN less than a week k-Nor.
WOy( Nel Advertiser.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
FOR SALE

!, good Family CARRIAGE; has been rnnn,nu
Three years. now netly repaired. ard can be bonahs
on easy ietina by applying at this office
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
DR.. COggsWcEHs
New vi G deal Salt,
INFLAMHATORY DISEASES ONLY

| NosssMelis New Medical Salt instead Of being
~ remedy for all ills has control over bn, one m
s IL one aim and accOmrlIshes but one thing to vii:
ouDuues lhilamfhaory Disease, whatever be It's form
or locality Tins il does by equalizing the crculaoa
.IeIt D. reHovlng sole cause OF Inflammation.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21

.ha Dealers and Physicians ordering fom o,bor.
lhan Fleming Bros, will da we'll 10 Hri, % aa o.IeIs i
Fn,S % ana tahe none bd Dr. NLants prepayed b.,
fhon Jr1S. Lf1Scailh f6 To those wishing 10 rys
a .rla we VIII forward per mail poSt mid n, snS
r. Of the Uoited stcs, box Of Iis for twcIys
c, cri. postage stamps, vial of Verminpra e.
hurtern threecent stamIs All orders from, cis Vt
DO accompanied by twenty cents extra NanauS must
Sold by James p. IIofIecker, and by DRUG
fists generally.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-02
"M. l.. JACOBS

WM. L. JACOBS
( (tAROLINA SADDLE AND HARNESS FACTORY
~ No. 80 MARKET ST,
~ - WILMINGTON, N. G..
ca THE UNDERSIGNED takes this GyM~w
method of informing his customers, ssFfTria fsf M
and the public generally, that, hay- ss%aASAS w
ing purchased of Mr. John j. Conoy his entire stock Of
SADDLES, HARNESS, &C., he still continues to carry on
Mr.. Conoly.
Those wishing anything in his line would do well to call
anu examine before purchasing elsewhere spen
MARTINGALES, SPURS, COLLARS, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS, VALlSES, &C., which he will sell low for cash
He has also on hand fine assortment of HUB BANDS
COACH LAMPS and HANDLES and SHAFT TIPS, for
sale low.
s REPAIRING done at short notice and on reasonable
terms. VIM l. JACORS
April l3, ls5s.-ls6- -sm-33-Iy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-02
For Sale and to Let,
LAND EOR SALE

k'HE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his Plantation and
Land, where he lives, five miles above Long Creek
5a and mile East Of the Sampson Road containing
o1 acres about fifty of which is cleared and of
very good swamp Land oerable good Turpentine and
chgle Timber in abundance with all the necessary build
gs aDout Plantation in good repair. Persons wishing
Duy VIII please call soon, as am determined to SELL deem
unnecessary to give full description Of the Land as those
wishing to buy will examine for themselves.
j. F. GROOM.
NoE' 70. l36t.
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Rewards.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN
40-9m


HANOVER COUNTY
w HEREAS information hath this day been made to
w the undersigned by the oath of c. B. Miller that
three slaves, his property, (viz2 HARRY, SAM,
and SIMON, hath away and lies out hid and
lurking in swamps woods and other obscure places
mttng depredations to the peaceful inhabitants Of said
State These the of the State of North Carroll
na to require them the said slaves forthwith to surrender
themselves their master other lawful authority and
do hereby order this proclamation to be published at the
door and two other public places OF said coun
ty the said slaves that they do not Immediately
their said MASTER is lawful for to
capture them by Staying them otherwise without
ton or impeachment of any crime. Given under hands
and seals, this 25th January, 1859.
W. T. j. VANN, J. P, [sEAL.]
A. LAMONT, j. P, [sEAL"]
DESCRIPTIONS:
HARRY is stout built black complexion about so years
old feet inches high and weighs about 175 pounds.
thick set dark completed, about 80 years DID,
feet 6 inches high, and weighs about l6O pounds
SIMON is stout built, copper color, about 26 years old,
feet 9 inches high, and weighs 10 lbs.
$50 REWARD.
T WILL GIVE REWARD of Fifty Dollars for either OF
the above negroes dead alive, delivered to for
their confinement in Jail so that can get them.
c. B. MILLER
New Hanover Co., Jan. 25th 1859 22-lyuoo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-02
WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS.
WiImfnpfOn N q

w G. MILLIGAN, proprietor respectfully informs the
w public that he prepared to make and put up to or
der-Marble Monuments of all sizes, Tombs Head-Stones
Furniture Tops Mantes Hearth &c. of the best quality
OF American or Italian Marble not to be surpassed in style
or and as cheap can be procured from any
establishment in the country, North or South
Iron Raling5O different styles for ncosing family lots
from cents to $40 per foot furnished and put up order
N BOrders from all parts of the country ACCOMPANIED
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
tenon and all articles warranted to recommended or
Ocharge made.
Nov. 23d,-Tl2-tf.
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LOOK UP, NE DIsCONsOLATE.

T1,O ANY WHO MAY BE AFFLICTED WITH THAT
dreadful and grevous maady called CANCER, or any
thing of naure call at my residence twelve
miles West of Society H Darlington District So. Ca and
they have due attention No charge for board
or services rendered In all must know how am to
get my pay, after have done the work.
Jan. 28, 1859-22-H }. y. HALE u. y.