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Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
PAINTS 4! PAINTS!

TIE Subs'rlher, having connected with the Druk
and Prescription business PAINTS. OILS, WARM SH.
rs, BRUSHES, GLASS, DYE-STCFFS, &c is now
prepared ic furnish all in that line who NAV favor
INN with call He would also take this opportunity
ni returning to the public his sincere thanks for The
liberal patronage they have shown him, anJ hopes
by stricl attention and industry TO merit n conlinu
ance OF the same. JAS. p. HOFFECKER,
Commerce ST, door below ElIason's Corner,
NAV ~ % SMYRNA, Del
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

CTT- One of the " Progressive Bachelors v
handed US the article on first page, clipped
from the Ledger Of the 9th instant, entitled
1.-The Increase of Old Maids" the Suggestions
in which he thinks, if fully complied with,
would vastly tend to "amelorate" the " con.
diton Of both sexes, and result in the happy
and speedy cOnsumnalion " Of their earthly
hopes.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

MrssroxARY MEETINGS will be held in the
NE. churches at Middletown and Odessa, on
Sunday next, the 18Th inst. Bishop Scott will
oresch at Muldl .,own, at 10 o'clock, a. m ; and
the Rev. j. s. w. lis at Odessa, at 3 o'clock,
D. N. ~ - ~
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

WHEN EASTER CoMEs.-Tt will be interes
Ting to learn that Easter, which will be on the
2lIh of April this year, last fell on that day in
1871, aud will not fall on the same date again
till 20ll. Since the introduction of the Gre
gorian Almanac this has only been the case in
the years 1859, 1907 and 1871. The period
in which Easter can fall, reaches from the Odd
of March, earliest date) to the 25th OF April
latest date,) leaving thirty-fve different days
for the celebration of this festival. In this
century Easter will fall only once (l9SG) on the
latest date, the 25lh OF April.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
miscellaneous Advertisements.
A. Ii. FRANCHISES.

NO. III Market ST., PmLADELpnIA, Pa,
X EEPS tue largest and best assorted stock oCCAR
AA PEI CHAINS Cotton Yarns. Wadding Cotton
Laps. I"lnes. CuverleI Yarn Bed Cords Wash Lines
nope IN coils, Seine TH inc, Indigo Blue, Twist,
,Id' Mouid' Lamp, Candle, Camphene, Lard and Fluid
"icks' III the city. Also great variety of FLY NETS
"ilrn ne oilers at manufacturers lowest cash prices.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
FOR RENT.

4 Two-SIory BRICK DWELLING UOVSE for
= KenI' situated III Smyrna on Main street, above
Norm POssesslOn given immediately
feh3 Apply to VIM DANIEL
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

A New FERrILIZER.-It will be seen, by
Messrs. Allen g. Needles, of Philadelphia, offer
to the public a new fertilizer of their own
manufacture. The welI.esta blIshed reputa ton
of this firm is a sufficient guarantee that the
fertilizers prepared by them are no impositions,
but are worthy of trial by those competent to
Judge Of their intrinsic qualities.
0T We have news from Europe to the 22J
ult.
War,ike rumors continued, and notwthstand.
ing the peace assurances, the latest continental
correspondence says that confidence in the
maintenance of peace was losing ground.
Warlike preparations continued in France.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
M Q &c ..

A LII PERSONS indebted to DAVID LOCKWOOD
IA by either note or book account are requested "a
make immediate payment Accounts. remaining un
settled on the first of March, will be placed ia the
hands of an officer for collection.
WM. c. ELIASoN. Agent.
Smyrna, Jan 18Th, 80.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
The General Opinion

Is thai LEWlS y BROTHER, corner Main ood Com
mcrre SIS, Smyrna. Del, selling Goods of everv de-
ScrlplInn, decidedly cheap. Now is the time to buv
Bargains GIVE them call o28
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
THAT'S CORRECTI

All persons indebted to the unders gned for
clothing, will please come forward and make
immediate payment for the same, and thereby
save cost and trouble.
Dec30, 50. SAM'L ELLERMAN.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
WAMTEH

AN APPRENTICE BOY. between the ages of lG
and IL years to learn the Bricaying and Plasrering
business lie must be Industrious and of good moral
characterI"ne from The country preferred. Apply
sOOn-by the first Of March.
WIN. II. BAYNARD,
JaIlZi,39 Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

GA letter from New York. says: Bust
ness is revlvlng Seldom has trade been better
this season of the year than now. The crowd
of strangers is great; all the hotels are full
and crowded"
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

0~F Rev. w. II. Brisbane lectured in Cam
den, on Monday evening, for the benefit of the
Nj. f. Church, in that town. Rev. r. w
Todd, on Tuesday evening, and Rev. G. d.
Carrow, on Wednesday evening.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
FOR SALE.

a NEGRO BOY. IL years old, to serve until 81
also NEGRO GIRL, 9 years old. to serve until I8
yeari old. They are both sound and good disposed
and the owner wishes to part with them because he
does not need them. Inquire at the Times Printing
office JanI33m
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
miscellaneous Advertisements
s. f. w Nc

MRS BYRNE and MISS F. A IYtEJ'T continue
TO do all kinds OF FANCY SEWING, EMBROIDERY
&c. 9T- Family Sewing. by The day or week
GenIiemen's SHIRTS made in the newest sl,le
III persons desiring substantial work at Il Low Price
will find ii TO their advantage To call
% WEST COMMERCE ST., SMYRNA next door to F..
LurtV. FebIO sol
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

0~r A. J. Wright, Esq, of FELTON,, in this
county, Intends at the proper time, making p
pication to Gov. Burton for the appointment OF
Recorder of Deeds for Kent county. MIR. w.
would no doubt make an efficient officer.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
PUBLIC SALE
Of VaIua bic Property
In the Town of Smvrna,

WILL he sold AT public sale, al the hotel Of Thigh
man FOXWell in the Town of Smyrna, on THURS
DAY, the l1lh day of February, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
all that Tw"-Slory BRICK DIV ELLIN(: and
STORE-iIOtSE. situated ON Main street adoin.
ing the Bank of Smyrna, lately occupied as a Drug
Store and Dwelling by DAVID 0clwond
This property is cOmmOdi0usly situated as place of
business, and the Dwelling hes accommodations for
large family
1t will be sold on very easy terms any purchaser
who will satisfactorily secure the purchase money.
Persons desiring TO purchase will cali on the sub
scrlber, who will be pleased to show the premises
WM. e. ELlASON
ALSO. at 3 o'clock, same day. at his former resi-
dence. the balance OF d. Lockw0od's DRUGS and
FIXTURES, aud HOUSEHOLD GOODS and Kitchen
Furniture. such as Beds Bcdseads, Chairs, Tables,
Stoves, &c, &C.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
FOR SALE,
EkOa,PrSpPM.

Constantly on hand and for sale CLOVER, TIMO-
THY and Slher SEEDS. Also. best brands of super
ine extra and extra family FLOUR.
II. ii. MOOR
CblO I'm so North Wharves, Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10
Bargains! Bargains J!

Can be Bought Of LEWIS g. BROTHER, corner Main
and Commerce streets, Smyrna, Del oSS
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

AL RIGHT! DE SAUTY DE SANITY, the great
mysterious De Sauty, still remains at the Cyrus station
of the Atlantic Telegraph. with several assistants WIN
by night and by day, are watching for signals,
" broken currents" " unintellgibe traAsmissions "
and all that of thing About the best thing De
Sauiy can do is to drop his Intellectual re-workng
and come on TO Philadelphia, where he can be free
from anxiety, and enjoy the luxury of wearing such
elegant garments made at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wilson, Nos GO3 and Cos
chestnut sireeI nhnve Sixth PhIladelnha.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

DR.. BAuMa in his travels on the cape of
Good Hope, says: | found very frequently
among the Dutch Doors Of the back country,
Ayers Cherry PectOraL, which they keep hung
up by thong around the neck of the bottle to
a peg over their hammocks. Indeed this seems
to be their sole protection against the throat
end lung disorders which are quite prevalen,
among them. thought it a speaking comment
on the practical genius of the American people.
that they should furnish the staple, believe
the only remedy this people buy to use. Ask.
ing if they used the same manufacturers Pills
they told me that better purgatives grew al
around them than any body could prepare.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

PRorEcT SocIETY.-Fity of the young men
Of our liIlle State are annually sent to the
drunkards grave by the sale of rum. Will not
our present Legislature do something to rescue
them! Give US good prohlbitOry law aud
there are Three Thousand Ofthe opposition vo-
ters who will abandon party to sustain you if it
becomes necessary. Pass such law and leave
1t to vote of the people to ratify or reject ii,
and no one can complain; but on the contrary
"thousands will rise up and call you blessed
Save our young men from filing drunkards
graves while you have the power! Will YOU
not do ii THIS is the earnest prayer of thou.
sands of the best citizens Of our State, but it
falls upsn the deaf ears of a cold and callous
hearted Legislature. When will the time
come that Legislators will do their duty in the
protection OF Society! God hasten it-News.
Smyrna times., 1859-02-10

" A number Of little girls connected with
the NJ. E. Sunday School, of this town, pre-.
sented, short time since, the Rev. w. II.
Brisbane with handsome gold pencil.
0T We are compelled to defer several po.
erica and prose articles intended for this issue.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
South Carolina Le islature.

WAsH,NaroN. Dec. ae The Charlie ston
Courier's special Columbia dispatch of the
19lh inst. says that both Houses of the
Legislature have adopted resolution that
South Carolina owes it to her own citizens
to protcct their own property from every
enemy, and tha. for the purpose Of mill
tary preparation 10 any emergency, the
sum Of 800. 600 be appropriated for mill
tary purposes, I'll.
The Senate had also adopted a resolu.
tion. which reads; "South Carolina re-
spect'ully announces to her Southern sis
ters that in her Judgment the safety and
honor o. the slaveholding States impera-
lively demands a speedy separation from
the fres soil Stntes OF the Confedsraoy .and
urges her sister States Of the South tc
originate he movement Of Southern sepa
ration to which she pledges herself promp
" to unite" ..4 n ID.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

A DIsuNIoNIsr AND DovGLAs MAN
The Washington correspondent Of the N
Y. Tribune. writes:
Mr.. Singleton. OF Mississippi. made a
regular disunion speech to-day. threaten.
ing that result in the event Of a Republi.
can President being elected. He said Mr..
Sherman was unobjectionabls. personally.
but he regarded him as q representative
man. He declared emphatically that be
would not vote Tor Mr.. Douglas under
any circumstances.
Mr.. Logan. Of Illinois interrupted. say
ing he would support any Charleston nom
ines with any platform: to which Mr.
Singleton scorniully expressed his indiff
erence. g
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

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nouuos the Union in bitterness, and wrath
TaIk about reudipg Il from tur,et 10 fou,.
dat,Ou sioae. and are spplauded for their
,reasOusbIe sep,imept. and "blowed" nv
the press for their courage and nerve >"
Governors are recommending the "form,.
lion Of Southern Confederacy. !" Leeis.
laluFss are appFopriaiing money where.
with s provide arms. States ere d. o claring
their readiness to cecede and recommend
ing = speedy dissolution Of the Union.--
Tbese things to say the least are ominous
oI evil, they bear the mark. Of danger up.
on their face.
1.-THE storm Of ,ss al.,m.d ,bs n.,,io,,
of ,bs nation. .,.hooL N. ITn;on - =. go.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29


SouTH CAROLINA SENTIMENT.
Charleston (Soulh Carolina News Of the
18th says, speaking Of the sympathy for
John Brown felt at the North;
We have no confidence that there viii be
any effective reaction al the North--it isaS
heart and in design wholly our enemy
Our con vieiion is irreprsssible that BLACK
Repnblicanism intends TO sustain Stewards
policy by every means. violent or other. to
achieve the destruction Of Southern insti-
tutions. We repeat, LBT US ARM. 10 this,
at least. there is safety. We urge Dis.
union and demand a Southern Confedera..
cy; IN this there il safety. Who can as
sure safety, in aught elseI II Black Re-
publican Speaker is elected, let the South.
ern members Of Congress demand sepa.
ratioD and division, The Southern States
will sustain them, They would not con.
ssDt to remain longer under the Gominptisp
OF another people ayowedly thsitbiitsr foes.
John Brown began the era Of blood, and
let his fate terminate il In manner differ.
ent from Northern design--iu Southern
elf-protection and self-government.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
For the Lancaster Gazette.
The Auti.Slavery Agttatioa

Auo A~sA~oiututy AbNntAVu tHrIl4
There was time when many Of the
leading snd influential men at the South,
though shareholders themselves. regarded
slavery as moral. social. and politi.
cal evil. and were eaA.ing abou. In their
minds to devise some means Of getting rid
oft. A numerous emancipation party sx.
istad a. the South. especially in the States
OF Virgins aad Kentucky. 10 the latter Of
which States. q bill look ing towards sman.
oipa.ios came within one vote Of being
passed BY .hs Legislature.
II was not unlawiul at tbis early period
10 teaoh slaves to read; nor DID laws exist
obligiug free colored persona to leave
the state under the penalty Oi being sold
into bondage. In the State Of Tennessee
free blacks were at one time even permit
led TO vote.
Bu, On entire change has taken place IN
oil these respects. Some yeara ago dis-
tioeuishsd Southern gentleman assigned
the following causes fos The change which
had taken place IN southera sentiment ia
regard to the morality o! slavery. eve
SOulherAeSs." he said, " once believed sIa'
very 70 bs siAful; but after the nOrtherr
fanatics had begun their agitation. we be
gan to ,hiDk spd investigate for ourselves
and have become convinced that Slavery Il
not morally wrong. - The gentleman
might hsss aided the followiuss
"Ths norhern fanatics have circulated
newspapers and tracts counsel elliug the slave
to hill his master, VIZ is necessary 10 do q,
In Older 10 assert bis own freedom. Th,
laws Of sslf.preservstion therefore oompel
us TO forbid the instruction Of our slave
In reading. In regard TO the free blacks
they are oonveuisa, tools for persons iron
the North who have insiuustsd lhsmselve
among us Tor the purpose Of tampsriui
with our slaves. We do not therefor
deem Il pruden. TO permit free blocks. I
remain within our borders"
! We may conclude from The foregoing
the. the au.i>slavery agita.ors have bee
Pursuinga . policy sninently adapted I
dsiss. the ends which they profess TO hav
IN view. to-wit: the amslioration Of lh
present condition Of the slave. and the ulti
mate abolition ofslavsty itself. =
The agitation Of the slavery qusSiio
By the people Of the North has hithsrt
been . source Of unmixsd eva. and %
never. under any circumstances resuh
any good. The hc, is that ths Penple {
the northern statss, have no more righ.
meddls with the iAstitu,ien ofslavery a.
exists In the Southern Sts,es. than the
have 10 meddle with The same iusiltutio
~ !. sxiats In Raail. ANERlCUs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
The Gibson Trial.

The Ohio Statesman saws. the announce
msnt of verdict Of the jury in tha GIRsoN' e
case Of guilty" was upon the prisoner
overpOweriug. He had borne himself
through the trial with extraordinary calm
ness, aud the shock Of the annou ncement
Of the verdict wac crushing. The, Ohio
State Iournal says the motion for new
trial was made oO the following grounds;
Ist. The verdict rendered 10 said case
is contrary to the evidence.
q. The vordic. Aforesaid is contrary 70
law. L.a
8. That the Cnur. erred in its instruc-
tions to the jury. an- b. '
4,h. The jury illegally separated before
rendering the virdict. (. aor ~ ,oa sje
9th. The saii jury was not in charge oil
the ShefI, or oI any oos duly appointed.
qualified aud authorized to take charge oi
them. ,l
9Th. That The said verdict is not for the
plaintiff when. by lhs laws Of the land. il
should have been for the defendant
7th, And for other reasons. W
1t seems, that about s o'clock yesterday
morning. the jury informed the specia
constable basiug charge Of them, that 4
verdict had heen arrived at. and the con-
stable allowed them to separate aud Rc
their ways until the Court opened 10 th,
forenoon. Also. that the constable hat
never been sworn into Office. s 81
The grounds for new trial appeal
very good. and 1t is generally conceded
one will be granted. sas. e sl
This general concession means genera
sympathy. The grounds on which new
trial is asked are evidently trivial. a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
10 Fathers ANA vrotI,..;..

You know how importsnti 10 for your children that
you should keep good health How frequently
90 see eeole parent dressed In mourning on
q the death oftheir beloved ehildrVns Wbat pity
us, when oy proper earo and remedies, ali uiese
trials and trOubies be avoided When health c,r
be resto red to the parent and o and happine.s 10
me child Restore the health OF the mother and Won
ooSate the necessity OF Paregoric, Godrays Cordial
ane Injurious nacotie for crying children Wa
entr at you, as we desire tcimproye the condition Of
our race, 70 procure Dr. Mo seT Almanac and read
how Diseases are cured In accordance with NATI pR-
laws with Innocent Roots and Plants
fkEGNANoY:--Du During tho critical period Mor.e "a.
Ihulan hoot rms will be required, because ahav
roughly drive away all pains, and give ease andeom
lori TO the mother From til rec OF these pi,iL
taken two or three timesp week during nreSnsnsvs
VIII cause the mothers safe and easy delivery M
to the child TS'--' So"s"'uuon
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by al a..,..
In Medicines. DecembeT' 4 Issn ~ yo.,s'S ,ss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
: UUVUIFHs oFIVuutI
MILLARD FILLMoBE
Fof Lha Laneaaler da1altI


Messrs. EDrrORs .-Ir the impending
crisis is so ftsaght with dsuger to our
Union, it becomes the imperative duty Of
every citizen to make himself acquaintsd
with all the facts connected with the case
in order to look the danger full in the
face, and meet It with manly 6rmness.--
The insane and reasonable act Of Brown
and his comrsdes met with no approval
from the majority OF the people, ef this
county; it is lamen.ably True that fsw f..
natics contrtbuted means to his. browns
mad fOray, and now spplaud his deeds. I
have said sfsls fanatics: let facts speak for
themselves Brown was epgagsd two
years 10 dramming up recruits and prepa.
ring means for bis descent on Virginia.
and be succeeded 10 getting but ssrsntssn
men ont Of nation Of twenty-five mill
lion, and thase seventeen were men who
were eugsged with him in repellIng the
border ruffiau invaders of Kansas. Now
how many pulpits were prostrss to the
Qualification of Brown. In the city ot IN.
York. out Of the FIVE hundred pulpits, we
have two prostrated; in the State Of New
York, out Of several Thousand churches
we have evidence Of three. Iu Boston out
of some two bundled two were desecra.
ted, and in the entire State Of Massachu-
setts, the supposed hot bed of GbOlitiOnism,
with its thousasds Of pulpits. we have
proof Of five devoted to Brown. In our
own State, about:the same rates. including
Cleveland and oberlin. 1t is to be Lament,
ed that any citizen o. this county should
SO far forget his duties. tO'tbe Union and
hisbTsthern Of the Slave States. But sv-
cry nation has its fanaticS; and If treason
could be spoken in our land, every one
who approved Of !bs recent in noendiary 70
ray should rec ,eve the fate Of Browns
The evidence proves that we have i6. a
population Of twenty -four million Jsagi
ment Of missrady misguided, tdnqacaI:
bad mon. The millions are patriotic and
loyal to tho Constitution and the Union
And yeti the lace ofall these facts. the
Dishonest and corrupt politicians asd ipm,
tizaus falsely charge eli the crimes Of ia.
na'ics upon tbs whole Republican party
shamefully proclaiming to the world. that
a majority Of the American citizens art
disloydl to the government. and absttorl
Of lucendiArism. Ou, upon such hypo-
critics and slanderers. They know the fal.
sity Of the charges. yet they rsiterats them
We repeat. the people are loyal-the par
,izsn politicians disloyal. r av
FAIRaPLAY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

my brethren Of the North. respect the
rights OF the South; assure them BY your
acts that you regard them as friends and
brsthren. Aud ] would coojure al. in the
name Of all that is sacred, to let this agita'
ton cease with the causes which haze pro-
duced It. Let hotmony be restored be.
tween the North and the South, and lei
every patriot rally around our national
asg. aad swear upon The altar Of his cOun-
try to sustain and defend il.
! am. with great respect.
Your obedient servant, A.
MILLARD FILLMORE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

~S pecial attention is directed to the.
advertisement Of ]. 9. CARY. who is Offer
ing to the public a new Patent Lantern,
suitable for the Cap or Breast. A rare
chance for agents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

i aip ese7t6l LANoABTRR, Ausust >, less.
Stock OF Goods. IT Wv ,7'r-lF 7l ~
All pes.ons indebteato me viii please call aAdssa.
tie i'm Immediately. II
My once WIN be until fGrsher notice is given, h,
the Count ng Room qfthe old Store. ; a 80 ~
4 TFCASH PAID FOR WHEAT,
August 4, ,le5g--14tf .aaitH Sl' EilJULIANsr
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

Rwe publish elsewhere The letter Of
Millard Fillmore to the New York UDiOn
Me eting and invite careful reading Of it.
Mr.. Fillmore fixes the lamentable slavery
agitation where il properly belongs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29

~ il BE- rsmsnbersd that u. @.
BUrcH 10 fully prspsred with all kinds Of
presents for ,hs Holiaays. He invites tho
public 10 Inspsct his goods as welias his
ptietS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
frTho following arirnnt from . ,p.., !.

cTTbO following extract from spssof
Of the Hon. GEo. Z. PuoH. is valuable
testimony. Let 1t be carefully read and
treasured up:
II have not made any statement 10 ref.
srenos to your usage. tin the formation Of
Commi tees. except to yourselves private
", for now four years / knew that 1T
said it, the declaration would be made
that the Senator from Ohio wanted to be
Chairman Of Committee. But, sir. am
going out of the Senate; and. in the little
time that remains TO me. i would not be
Of thef slightest consequence to me; and,
therefore. at least now, can say that your
usage is iptolerably bad. It is usage
which has operated to give to the Senators
Iron the slavebolding States the Chairman
Ofsevery single Committee that controls
the public business OF this Government.
There is not one exception. Hon. Geo.
e. Pugh, in the U. s. Senate, Dec 10.
1909. .e..rsir .e-.isI lsis
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-29
mARnIEn.

On the 9th inst. by NJ. Bowman ESQ. i
NJ r: ElDAH HowARD and Miss MARY J.
A LIEN, both Of Royalton, Fairfield county
Ohio.