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Schedule of Gifts!

p,,ent English Lever Watches S'vpU
palsn, Anchor Gold Watches SOO
I.,die.' ~ car. ca.e Gold Watches Sou
I.,dic.' do Do do SoW
Gen,'s Silver Lever Watches s9W
Gent. do do do 100
80 Liz, I.,;., Watches l2Ol'
Parlor Time Picccs, new paiiern sW
r,,,, T,m. piece. from siO0 10 ~ ~
rsa,,. Coli V..t Chain. 10 40 TO rs ~
Gent. HEAVY Plated Vest Chains 90 to 500
I.sdie.' Gol Chains Sn :" 10 ~
M...es' Goh Ch,,ns 300 ~ 300
I.,d,es' Gold ~p5ing lockei- Uo To w W.
I.,dics' Gold Snap lsockcts 3W ." 900
v,,...' 1olII.o,kst. 1000 500
i'G..,i.,,,,S. set. fpin Grardrup.) 1900
a, ,,u,.o ..,. w" -" 500 70 10 ~
,In rul stone srt. ~ " bWio lOO
- ENC, Pin. 1000 500
80, Goit s,oo. Pin. 1000 5 ~
Ladies Flofrntip~ Pins 200" 700
C.,,'. t;,I Ps.riI. 3OOn 800
c.,,,. Gold P.pr,Is with Gold Psns 4 ~ o. : 10
Ladies Gnh rencis sb~ 500
I,d,r.' Gold Pens Nth handles Ooio 200
Go, p,o.. ,,sne ..,iins 1900 $50
Ladies aai Grnts Silver Peneils 1oio %
''''''' r"h GsLI Pea. 200
l,Iie.' Gold nucrleis, various lies 3Wto 500
L,,d,r.' All Ms.es' Elboa Pias 90 10 200
I,I,,.' and Gent. Gold Sleeve hot.
tons -VVto Sup
Grnt'. Cameo and Gold >tonc studs 100
Gent'. Engpyed Stud. 100
Grat'. PLAIN Stui. ~
I,l,r.' Sh,Ns sni Ribbon Pins ~
I.,d,-.' Gold Crosses 2O
Bs.ila. hrgr assortment " miscellaneous ~.
iiclr. Il JEWEl.Ri, too numstou. 10 mention,
waving IN price. tom 80 cl.. t. ~ dnll'r'' mo,
silver Plate W,rc. Pen kn,'e', Gold aod 81.
,rr rh,mhlcs. Money Bag, Au'cle. &c the Tol.
lct, Sc. Sc. waning ~ yalue from - ct. to %.
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SINGER S SEWING MACHINES.

IN alltheleadipg branches Of manufacturing IN
/ du.try, the great practical superiority Of sing
cf's Sewing Machines I. a fact established beyond
dispute. No tailor. ,hoe manufacturer, &C lothirr.
,eain.trr,,. ,lrc.. maker, .adIler, carriage lrim-
mrr. hat manufacturer, sc. a., eau Afford To 'io
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4 true cop, oi sad "st,tipa ant Oriet ~ C"urt.
Attest: SIDNEY rERlINM. Clnk.

To The hut, rtbIe & ,uptN T. .nui-s,1ners, sithin
spi f,r the Crunts IT ONtrri.
NTOUg t-tit,unrt., ah,hittpt. oi sa'd cnuaty,
Wuuii hunhy rrptessnt that a public road
b. nu-h urs,l- commencing 81 or natt the dSel.
hng- hsu.- ct Epls Abbott in the town uf llun,-
fpi IN sil county, aal on the road lssdiug G
,,d Abstt'. and william a. CALDWELL. To Az.
dover in s.i Couaiy, thsnrr u, the dwelling
huu.s. 1T : isph-a Al,btt sai Sylvester NeWtoa.
- s,ti Runi.rl. sa th-nc. by or near the dwell
hu..hut,.s II l.-,,n,rd a. Maf.e 10 RaNbay in
saI Cnun, ani thrnr- O., the r',i nef the
.sseliiug- huas- Of Chri.tuph-r \ staple. 10 ss'd
RtNbIry. AT Nuur p'ttipnrrs prsy that alter
giving ll- ultice in the p,c'n,srs, sou will ~
lu.ne stti rlutc al i.ctie the safne AZ PRAYED
f,r. abl maze sp Il di.-1ntinutncrs a. ma, b.
nsrtssary. JOSEPH X. ANDREWS.
aud 90 others.
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Smor vvonEs
Br REV. }. n. INGRAIlAM.
yUsr FUsLtsHTu,
THE PILLAR OF FIR E,
oH, ISRAEL ~ BONDAGE.
b. the AuthoF Of
srhs Prince OF the House OF David"

Beiag an sccoant of the wsndrrful scenes IN the
lie OF be S,i Ut Pharssh's diushter, Musr.. }
from b.. 30 ih 90 thr asc-at Il Sinai: rsmpri.ius
a. nv ~ s,- - ttes.. his Mifssie. t-iorr 'ha.
r.ah, Passage ufths Ret So, a. reception IT he
Lac oa " sisi. C,utip,Bg aa elaborate an b
tieh, ,iofrl .r,p ipp ~ the Eppusn., their
m,aasr. All ct.t,.a. ~ peace ace 40, 90 he
ts-apl-, the &, all, m ntrt ant the tninh; and
also of the I.flrhtes while In The apd II huniage
together With p,ctnfr.Iae sketches 9th lirbfews
sndsS th-r ttsN ntsIrr.; u scs e., pruce.sinss
aRi spsctsclc. a.s,, all b a. The vile. aud L.
yeRd. of,hs Ob.h.ks, SphinNss aud Pyramids,
sad Of their f0anieF. bstnre the Flood.
Dsl,s-at,oas % b-asiiiai women, Miriam, A
nense, LuNors, asd psiris;
Aad % ~on,lstt,ii ,nea, A,raa Rsmeses (Msses)
aad the Priace of ia dob.
narrated ~ a series Il letters IRON syrian
Pfisoe travelling ia Egypt, tn hi. royal uother,
QSe~a of 1--WE.
tn. volume abpuals IN characteristics passage.
efhighly wc,aght b-aaty All dusmatic iacidsai.
To ths 10000 reader. Of The Prinse 81 the
Hoass Of David" We aeed oay 10 say that ih,.
book !. b. the sane aathof. aal more sonderially
iatsrcstiag ani eachsntias.
Oss Voianr. large l2a', co. pages, Illustrated.
Price 81 2J. seat o. aay address by nail, post
paid, Oa receipt Of the price.
PUDNEY 4 RUSSELL PUuLIsHEEs,
~ JoH..Sr NFw YnEE
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THERON ACADEMY. The sumner 'er"
III III hi. institution viii oommencs on Won.
day. May Goth, under the charge Of sELpLN
4. NEAL, A. NJ. Prineipal.
JOSEPH BARRows, Secretary
Hebron, April 10th, 1859.
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NOTICE. To whom IL may concern. This
N isto give notice that my vile, Hannah -
has without 6uli on my part and without an,
n,oyoca,inn whatever, left my bed AMI board and
ron. 10 mari. unknown to me. This Is TO forbid
All per,on. from harlIoring or trusting her on m,
accom-, a. shall pay ~ debts Of her contracting
aler this cate. yOSbfh W. fahiSio'
Hebron, April 3, 1859.
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STATE or MAINE

ONFosu, ss.-Nihs Conu of County Commi..
..oa-,. h,id-u ht Pans. 20 sa' ior the Couniy
ct ONf,ui, on the .rcunI Tue'd-s IT MAY, \.
u. lSl9.
Upanthc iare-rin- petition, .aii.faotor, evidence
h1ying bsrurrcri,,d ihstih. prttoncts are rrspuo-
sihs, nrl thst .u rugu,p ,niu The merits Of their
Application b. sNr,-iisni. Il o. Ordered that the
CluuN C.lmmi.. IIurl. u,syt az The duel'ing house
ct pslpi. il,,.. 90 ONf,ud. on Tuc.ds, th- p,n~-
t-rrh ia, 81 Jul, ,eNt, At zen o'clpsk, \. VI, and
thrarc rruCsrd Go ysw ihr rouir msni'oocd 10 sad
rs.tial: snnsl,,irl, sitsr whicu y'rw, a. hssfing
ct thr parties snI W.tnrsss. will D. bat at some
convenient place iB the ,,r,n,N, ani such Other
msssufrs ttkeu iu The prrmises AZ che 60 rin-siun
s,. shalI Do e pf1p-S. AnItt - huHsr Ordered,
that uuitr, 1i thr tiBi~. place 11d pafpusr Of h"
CHu.nIs.tHnsf.' lurrling ai'feslii ~ gwen a. al
rr.ups ,nl clrrrH1t,Hu. ,at,r's'sd b, causing at
tested rupis. uf .pil ps,tipn and 1T this orIrr
thsfrnn n l,r served ugoa thr ,tspecii,e tl'iks ct
the towns uf ONiuti Boo the culr,N IL ONf,fl, snd
Poland be- ih- ,Bb, ct AaJ,".c'.g 90 lnl 'i.h po.-
Co. up i1 thrss pub,c plscr- ,a s.sh ct .sJ tuWu.;
sIl ,I., o., r,u.tug lp affected cHIN at thts psti-
tla sii tai. u,gi ul Cant thsrsua, to 10 served
rrlr che ,h,iUu,n Of ih~ Cuuu,, Cpmui.s,uu-ts
CO. ths r1BBt, ui Aaatpsl oggI1; sni riIhlishsi
three week. surcr.s,,rl, 10 Ia ONiufi nrmucat,
[. r,p-r ptiui,sl al rui. ,pl,d D,Hut, ol ONiori,
t Ihr Ir~ t.tlu fslI. Jsu,ua. q usIrsr ptiui~d 60
l.rs i.tur. ia .aid tuuniy ol Nniuu-r,ggIn, and
90 ibc ksuactsc Jaurnb,'hr n'w.iapcr pliuisill
ths pf,uier the State thr hr.t Of -ai puilirst"i.
aui each ul tbr other uUtirrs o. D. shade, served
ant posted ~ isssi ihrt, d',s before s'id tune 81
ms-ttr.. o. the spI thIt sllper.pns and cup1fi.
iirr. ul, then .ni these sp'ssr ani -h'N ran-~ %
a., thr, have. vh, The plsyef oi saio ls'iIiuusfs
shasl ult i~ grtH.ct.
Aus.i: SIDNEY PGRHAM, Clerk.
4 true cop, oi saii 'st,tipR snd Orier 1T C"uh.
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will h. impartial di.lubutrd among purcha'crs,
With every $1,000 worth Of i'uok' cold
-EAR BooG, ,oh At PsIinh'"' isw''i retail
prifss.
our Catalogue II Book. embraces sllof The mpst
,npul,r An, ,ent md Nndcfn Book. IN VARIETY 10
.uit alltn.tr., incialing Ili.ior- Biography
tioa-M -Nediral-Rcl'si"us aud Nisce'.
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STATE OF MAINE.
T,.VpNpfs nNVrft ATtTaTA

THTAsCRTH's OTTtCl, At1tsrAl
NAV =, l~j9.
ITPON the following townships or tracts "a
u land, not liable 10 h. assessed 10 an, iasH,
the following nsssssmsnts ff State taN wee mIIr
b, an act II the legislature approved on the hlst
LaN OF Apfll, 1859. va.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR!

l. only far average Of the actual prohtfrom the
use each one ofthese Machines ,and for confirm
alton ofthis tuth, We refer 10 any onr the thou
sands of per.ons who use them. They are adapt-
ell TO every sort Ut work. hnr oT coars' upon s,lk,
cotton, linrn aud wooden fabrics. also light and
hraSylea,her. They never iilto give enlire sat-
,siactiOn.
10 meet the growing demaad Tor smaller and
more elegant machine for private and household
purposes, We have just produced aud are ready To
Irrcikc nItIrTs Tor SInIeI's
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Paper Hanging and Granting.

I u. WEEKS. al the South Pare Pant
A.. store, will execute orders ioT TAPER llang
lug, iuun,ng,or MirbIiug, With Dispatch. and
on reasonable terms. IL
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FAMILY BIBLES.

We kr~p the te.t assortment II FAMILY Iibles
a. h. iound IN New Englani, at the very lowest
prices.
Order. iron, Clnl. ~ single individuals solicit
81 from all part, ~ the counin, ~ which perfect
satisfaction will h. guaranteed IN all cases.
Great Inducements a. Agenis getting up tluN,
md h.itsf satisfaction given h. pur'ha'rrs than 10,
an, Other concern ~ the county. flc'se send ior
"A Caia"gur.
N.B.-Wc 10 NOT ISSUE our Catalogue from a
q .nrfet not down cellar. ohefr strangers canno,
hid ~. Our store :. ous II The htg's, sud mo't
,pariou. IN llu.inn. uhrfr visitors from che c"un'
A., M. rntd,aI, invited IN ril anil see iuf them.
,shr. %. EVANS 4 CO.,
~ Jofnhill, Boston.
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T.,ilnnnInlt.

TcsfImOHIdS.
"I regard VIZ. Eddy a. one oithe mosi capable
and .uccs.sluI practitioners With whom have bad
official intercourse. -
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner oi Paienis."
"IG.,, y. l,.,aiioa ~ asssrisE IatsH,sTs iAafh'y
sss.t s,pisVa ps,ssa ,ors soapsisHf asd ffHsirof.
tkV AL s,s.r sasLls sfpEiiis iA'i' arpiaiioasiH
tss % .,-sr, fs fAsa sa,ly aEd fatoTabscoH'id-
,,,i,sa affk, Paisai Ofo'.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner ~ Patents"
Bo,ia4. F,b. :, ls5s.
"ut. H. n. Ed1y Ass r-sds tof ~ THIRTEEN
sppl,fai,sns, % aH bu ONE Of rAisA pai'"i' As''
Be-. r,s-,sd. ssd fha,sH'i' aawps1iisE. NH5bu"-
u,iittIl, proof ~ sr,aiial,Si asd aiihysH ~ pat
let, ,is r,c5u sal on ,arsaior' o. afpiyi' boz 70
il,t pii,a' a, fh'g nat bsisr'e As'iss ~
most ChhGI aii,s,s4 buioE'd 81 ildr ois''' and ~
r,ryt,as5Hati' sA4rgo.
JOHN TiGGART."
From Sept. II, 1851. to Jane ~. lsjs, the sul-
.cf,lrt. In cou,.e II h.. large paci,cs, made on
Tu,re rejrrtsd applications, SlNTEEN ~
pENIS, EVERY ONEof which Was decided in
bi.C,,or, b, the Commis.ioncr ~ Pairnts.
H. n. EDDY.
nn.roN.bn.I. IS59. l,5O
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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

Which !. the most compact and beautiful Sewing
Machine ever constructed. u - ornamenied ~
the highest style Of art aud all who u ATE lie.
lighted with Il. II makes the Improved intcIloek
locked stitch, add !. capable Of doing greater
rieiy Of WORK IN better style than aay other Sew
Jog Machine ever offered Tor family purposes.
Iii. not subject to the objections OF using twice
too much thread, and makinga raScling 'eam.lihe
the Grover \ Bikrr; nor d. Il confined inits oper-
alton Few thn fabrics. liable TO get ouI Of Or
dee and un6tted To use aaS thead likr the Wheeler
X Wilson Machine; butts amply suiheienito pet
form all kinds OF family sewing.
Price of Family Machines with iron table CONE
plete foruse 500. The larger standard machines
irom SIPS to $500. Send for l. W. Singer 4
Co.. Gazette, a beautiful pictorial paper devoted
to Sewing Machines, and containing let of prices
aud all other Information the subject. ltwillbe
forwarded gratis.
I. ". SINGER 4 CO..
ass broadway New York.
BRANcH ofFICts ~
Boston Albsny Baltimore st. Louis
Providence Gloysrsyillc Cincinnati New Orleans
Nes Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
Newark Pbilalelphia Nashville Paris ,rrane
Glasgow, Scotland.
Loealagents wanted. 20
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81 regard VIZ. Eddy as one oiihe mo'i capable
,d .ncrs.sfiI practitioners With whom have bad
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13
sunday School Address.

Rev. J. S. Willis, of Odessa, according to
announcement, delivered an Address on the
subject of Sabbath Schools, on Thursday even.
ing last, at the NJ. E. church in this town.
The Rev. gentleman, after a few words intro.
ducIory, proceeded to show the progress and
Development of the Age, in art, science, Iitera-
ture, eic.,a showed that progress in religious
inst uctlon had kept pace fully with that of tn e
other departments. He then exhibited the i'm
POrlance of the Sunday School-dwellirg on
It's relation to Civilization and the Church, its
missionary spirit, its beneficial effects upon do
nestle and religious happiness, etc., etc,-and
next. beautifully and clearly presented the re-
lailOn each individual sustains to it, as an inst-
'uilon for the moral and religious instruction
oi youth. The address occupied about fifty
minutes, and was exceedingly interesting
'hrOugnOut-the speaker clothing his thoughts
Ia the most beautiful words, and illustrating his
subject with choice figures, alusons and SMILES,
giving 1t fine rhetorical finish, and strongly
@pressing his hearers with the truths be pro-
claimed.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13
The Agricultural Exhibition.

The Annual Kent County Agricultural Fai
was held at Dover, on Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week, and was more largely attend
ed than preceding ones. The premiums award
ed may be found on our second page. The ex
hibllIOn was not up to expectation, though the
largeness of the ground, and the wide extent
over which the articles on exhibition were
scattered, may, in measure, account for this
appearance. The collection of vegetables.
though not large in quantity. was composed of
very superior understanding the capacity of
the soil to produce under proper management
10 the collection we noticed specimens of sugar
cane tobacco, hemp, cotton and other products
not usually cultivated in these regions. The
display of agricultural implements was much
scarcer than formerly, but they were all con.
sdered of decided utility. There was a fair
exhibition of cattle, horses, sheep, mules, hogs,
&C., but few of them were very superior. The
taste and skill Of the ladies were very fvora.
by exhibited in beautiful quilts em5roiaery,
brOcades jelles. aud various preserved fruits,
butter, &c. great many persons went to the
Depot grounds on Thursday afternoon, TO wit
ness the operation of the two Stump Extrac-
tors, Knowllon's and Willis patents. They
are both powerful machines, removing the lar
gest stumps in the space of five or ten minutes |
with astonishing facility, but we think that the
sentiment after the trial, was decidedly in favor
Of knOwlton's Extractor, both on account of its
speed and the safety in working it. The ad.
dress at eleven O'Clock on Thursday, by DR.. II.
Ridgely, we heard highly commended as an
able, bold aud out-spoken exposition of the evils
attendant upon agriculture, particularly our
national and local legislation in relation there
to. We regret not hearing this address, being
absent from the ground at the time.
The great feature Of the exhibition, how
ever, 10 the majority of the spectators, was The
ladies' ho attended in large numbers) and
the trial OF speed on the ring-half mile in
length. The present ground is far superior to
the one formerly used.
In another year we hope TO see the MANY at
Inactive features of this Fair multiplied, and
Kent county exhibit her full resources, which
she can only DO by the united efforts of Ter
sous and daughters
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13

IHE WEATHER mas heen very changeable
during the past week. On Friday morning
last we had quite white frost, the first of the
season. On Saturday it was almost warm
enough for summer, the day ending with
heavy storm, attended with considerable thun-
der and lightning. On the following day, and
up to Monday morning, cold, raw north
easter " prevailed, rendering fires and heavy
coats Indispensable to comfort. On Tuesday
morning we had another frost--so we may safe
y put it down that shivery autumn" is here
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13
Dead.

John Foster, who was stabbed some three
weeks ago, by John Davis, at Sharp's mill, died
90 Thursday last, from the effects of his
wounds. Coroner Husbands held an inquest on
The body the same afternoon. The jury, after
hearing the testimony, rendered a verdict that
John Foster came to his death from wounds iu-
hicted with knife in the hands of John Davis.
This renders necessary the summoning of a
special jury for Court of Oyer and Tefminer,
at the Fall term of court which commences on
The fourth Monday of the present month.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13
Louis Napoleon "a FarUsc:

Louis Napoleon is an extensive farmer, and
owns fifty thousand acres Of land, divided INTO
tWentysX farms. 1t is SAID, he also intcndr d
going into the Harness business, but he was
deferred from attempting the experiment by
seeing handsome set, used by an American
gentleman, which had been procured at he
Bunker Hill Harness Factory, Commerce street.
Smyrna, DelaW0re. His Imperial Males Y. al
though very good at cOupS de etat, and at ras
ing Garlic and French Beans, did not dare 10
try to get up anything to equal the IIarnrs.
made at the famous house named above. Don't
forget TO call at the old stand of j. B. Rum
aud see the Eagle choked aud France taken
down by Il. O. AYRES.
Smyrna, Sept. l3, lS59-3t.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13

ARREsTED.-A man named George Sweitzer,
has been arrested on the charge of having
robbed the Post Office at Delaware City, some
three or four weeks ago. 1t appears that while
engaged in purloining the letters. &c he acci.
dentally discharged a pistol which wounded
him severely in the thigh. In the morning
after the robbery, blood was discovered on the
letters and on the porch, and upon inquiry it
was ascertained wounded man had got aboard
of Mr.. Reynolds Ericsson boat about one o'cloc k
the same night; and told persons on the boat
first, that he had been shot in Baltimore; next,
that he was shot by gang of rowdes at
Havre-de-Grace, and third, that it was done at
Delaware City. He was traced to the Hospi.
tai in Philadelphia, and Mr.. Chairs, the Post
master at Delaware City. having obtained the
services of policeman. the thief was denti-
fed, but was not arrested by advice of the ply.
sicians who thought his wound might turn to
gangrene; wherefore, he was allowed to re-
main until he was discharged at which time
the police were notified and Sweilzer was ar
rested and taken before magistrate for hear.
ing, and was committed for trial before the Unl
ted States circuit court.-C Communicable.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13
SGIWlNA9 lDEIko,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1859.

THE "TIHES s" is published EUery Thursday, D,
RoBr D. HoTFEcxEa, Editor and Proprietor at a,
Temperance Hall. Smyrna Del.
RVS-SJBscRiFTIoN.-One year, 81 so in Advance
or $500 If not paid till end Of the gear. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are Paid-oRly at tile
option Of The Publisher.
ADVERTISING eUery square Of l2 lines less first
Insertion, 50 Cts; each subsequent insertion 25 cis-
Liberal arrange nents made ViM yearly and half
yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13

MECHAHICAL.-The Practical .uachiuisf is
the title OF new paper started by II. H. Lea
witt & Co, No. 81 Park Row, New York
Price, 81 per annum. This paper is devoted
wholly to Mechanics, and should be in the
house of every working man in the country
1t is lull OF useful information, and is worth five
times the money 10 any machinisl or blacksmith.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13
struck by Lightning.

During the prevalence of the heavy storm on
saturday evening last, the lightning struck
shock of corn in the field Of Mr.. Horace
Spruance, near this town, igniting and con-
suming ii forthwith. and tearing up the ground
considerably. The shock of corn stood only
about hundred yards from the dwelling house,
which, all things considered. made narrow
escape.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13
ESENNVEIN'S
Tar y Wood Nanfha PecfnraI

Is HE b'.t Mrd'cluc in the World for the Cure Of
0onahS "hd Colds Cfnp Bronchitis, Asthma. Diff
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the reci Of patients in The advanced stages of Con-
su'hP ion t"SeIEcr with all Diseases Of The Thro tsnd
cheSI' aud which predsPose TO Consumption II al.
.chs e r"oi OF disease, and makes Tie fell DESTROYER
sdccumb 10 lis inilucmce II also prodrces Crce exoc
mfaun, and Induces healthy aclIon ia the diseased
mucous Mrmhrah,s and Tissues. 1t is pccuIiarlv
a'aPrd 10 tile radical cure Of Asthma One dose Of
'S my. HhPe syrup often gives ease. and conso.
q"' sl1rP, WI'c, The pecuiIaT nature of this dis
case dril4e4 nl 1t Is very pleasant 10 The lasle and
pr"ini IA i's cists. Try II, and be convinced, that
U-5- Price % cents per Bottle.
i!ci"rod only by A. ENEAWEIN Druggist n w
~ " COZ NInih AMI Poplar streets PhladcIphia.
= 81 sod by }. i. iclI,chcr, Smyrna; f MclnaII.
" l'mth@o" ft thaii'nucr, New Castle Cowgirl d.
Son, bo,ct j. b. Cc.vpr Port Penn and EtoreIeon1
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Smyrna times., 1859-10-13

Rev. Mn. Willis will deliver a lecture in
Forest Presbyterian church, Middletown, Tues
day evening next, the 10Th inst, at u o'clock.
WoRKMEN are busily engaged rebuilding the
wharf of the Messrs. ReyboId, at Delaware
City, which was severely injured by the late
terrible North East storm.
JUDGE TERRY, who challenged Senator Bro
derrick, is the California Supreme Court
Judge who decided the Suadsy laws unc6nsli-
utlonal.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-13

NEW SENATORS IN THE NEXT CONGRESS-
Inc following named gentlemen will take their
seats Tor the first time in the United States
Senate, on the first Monday in December next; :;
on which day the first session of the thirty.sixth
Congress will commence:
Hon Willard Salisbury, of Delaware.
Hon. James w. Grimes, of Iowa.
Hon. Lazarus w. Powell, of Kentucky.
Hon. Kingsley S. Bingham, of Michigan.
Hon. John c. Ten Eyck, of New Jersey.
Hon. Thomas Bragg. of North Carolina.
Hon. Henry B. Anthony, of Rhode Island.
Hon. A. D. 2. Nicholson. of Tennessee.
Hon. J. w. Hemphill, of Texas.