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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

The MARINE BAND, led off by Prof. Scala,
will discourse the following music at the Capitol
Grounds this evening: E-.sf
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nor SALEr-A hsautifdl and valuable FARM,
Il containing about 30 acres, near the city, under
Proyed with Q; ,neW.l modefn-but house, finished
In hrst rate style, two new barns, corn house. and
kinds Of the best selection. The hrm IL, veil pa
tsred and fuitably DIVIDED into plough and meadow
terms. Reference-6EO. w. BRAY, Real Estate
Agent, No. 5l6 7th ut, -, an Is-2w
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THE STEAMER PowHATAS, being about 10 he
hauled on the Norfolk route for repairs, &c, will
make her last trip for the season on Monday next
on which occasion there viii be given a grand
excursion To Old Point, Norfolk, and Portsmouth
for particulars Of which see advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

Tor RENT-A comfortable three story BRICK
Il HOUSE, ON north f, between I'd and Sd streets
west, containing eight rooms and furnished with
JOHN III. SEMMES CO., corner of 9Th 81 and
Louisiana avenue, opposite vest end CentIe Mar
ket. IL ~ y, ..4.. l.- .s,- r-.,. au q 6ta
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EOR RENT-On the LIST September, the conve-
4 nient BRICK DWELLING No. 39l T. street
between 9th and 10Th streets. Inquire at 4O4 f ST.
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WANTEDzBO0KS, OLD ENGRAVJNGS.
ZIP P42fSTI6MIEiNN,TS COINS, AUTO,
HUNTER ~ Antiquarian Bookstore, Wizards Ho-
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FOR KENT-The three story and basement
BRICK HOUSE ct the southeast corner of 9Th
and streets, with Office rooms on 9Th street. near
the Post Office Department. For terms apply to
Nm Nm, n RILEY, corner 9Th street and opPo.ite
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EOR II 1.-TWO very desirable RESI-
L DENCES, on | street, between 18th and I;'h
streets, and fronting Franklin Square. These
back buildings, bathrooms, gas. &c and have just
been thoroughly rspairet. They have also good
from the Departments. Possession given ITnmeo
dIately. .Appy to H. C. STEWART, corner of 18th
ana III sts. h-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

Inc news from Paris is pacific In tone. Tn,
emperor Napoleon has, &c 10 said, resolved 20 in
auSurate real and solid peace policy, and witt
unis view ne proposes 20 reduce the import dut,
on certain raw materials including coal and iron
10 promote railway works, and otherwise % pi
stimulus 10 trade and commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A 6r.t class
w lRONER and also BUNDLE WASHER
apPy at Browns Hotel, for which liberal wages
VIII Oe Pdiu. jy q If
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WANTS,

WANTEDoA smart, tidy WHITE GIRL as
425 st. 10 an y 81. ~
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-On the LIST of September one of
three three, STORY BRICK HOUSES on n ct
between 9Th and 18th streets. Rent Sl25o per month
Inquire within. An S7-Stf
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The MARkET-HoUss wAR.-By the subjoined
communication, IL will be seen that Mr.. Orme
declines denomination as Commissioner Of the
Centre Market:
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81 OOO1A BEAUTIFUL AND vALUA-
less, Stock Implements, and Crops in Monts omery
county, Md, about miles from Washington city,
5000 il applied for Immediately. There are i9 %
acres IN corn, l3in clover and about in oats. For
further Information address note to g. J /, City
Post ONE, Washington cIty, ID. c. This is ( ne
cheapest farm in the county. Improved city prop
erty taken IN part pay rnent at a fair valuation.
A. 40 m =
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EOR RENT-A two story and attic FRAME
u HOUSE, with bodybuilding, on Z. street, be-
tween 9Th and 10th. Inquire at ID. HAUPTMAN'S.
512 18th street. An 56-efs
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E'OR RENT-One two story BRICK HOUSE
containing rooms. on / street near 2ld In
95lIrs at the Grocery Store corner Pa. avenue and
<Iu SUI eets
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"A FOX LEASE.-Wil be leased for a term Of
years, on reasonable terms, Square No. 162, con
tanning ma ecOo feet of round, substantially en-
closed. The square Is wei located and very desi-
rabls especially for gardening purposes. Apply to
tween f. and F. An q 2te
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LOST AND FOUND,

I OST-Yesterday evening, an AMBROTYPE
- OF A LADY. Any one that las found the
above and will rfturn the same to X. G. WOOD
LEY corner Of ilth street and Pa, avenue, shall
rewarded, aud will greatly oblIge. au asst
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
P E r S ON AL.

| -Presldent Buchanan has accepted an in
Vliatlon TO attend the annual commencement OF
the University Of North Carolina, early in
June.
Hon. John J. Crittenden, of Kentucky.
and lady, were at Vncennes, linda, on FRIDAY.
Mr.. Z. had not visited the "Old Post" before,
since 1912, when he was there for several
weeks on the sick list as a soldier.
Letters from Gen. Pierce say thst he
VIII probably remain another year abroad, in
consequence OF the Improvement of his wife's
health.
-Lemuel Roberts, Esq. OF Queen Anne's
county, Nd, IS spoken of for Congress.
-" Where is Kossuth Z" Is the query now
generally pronounced through the press, in
view OF the European war The only notice
OF ms whereabouts we have seen is rumor
that he passed through Paris about the last of
March.
The Toronto Leader, which formerly
published under its announcement of the tbent.
rlcal play bills the usual mortos, God Save
the Queen" and "live rEmperonr." nov
omlts the compliment to the Emperor of the
French.
The Canada brings US news Of the death
- S"S 'N"Sidule DiIOh on humboldt, the Great
German naturalist and philosopher The Baron
was born in Berlin, September I4th, 1863 and
was consequently in the ninetleth wear of his
age at his DEATH
jacob and Evans, the two wife murder.
ers' were executed at Pitsburg on Fridny.-I
Ihelr execution was, very properly a private
one. Evans protested his inr ocence. and made
long speech. jacob preserved dogged ST.
lence.
The last English journals report the
death Of c. K. Leslie, the distinguished painter
The New York Observer (Old School
rather ungallantly calls Lucretia
Mott, Susan b. Anthony, and the woman's
rights females generally, " growing hens"
-
G+- Smith O'Brien is 10 be honored with
procession Of the Irish military aud civic asso.
clation, on the occasion Of his departure in the |
Vlgo, for Galway, in which he has engaged
passage for Wednesday.
0r Mr.. Wheeler Green, Of Ashley Falls
Mass who has attained the mature are of over
lO0 years, was recently married to Mrs
Schemmerhorn, of Norfolk, who has also mr..
'lVed at the respectable age of 50 years.
O3- A German "savant" has taken the
roubIe to count the number of hairs existino in
our human heads. He found in blonde. l4O.-
jOO dlsl;Hct hairs; in a brown, lO9,44O; in a
''ack' IO2'96O; and in red, 6S,740.
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
The Crops, Weather, Etc.

A wheat which will mature very early ia the
season has been long desirsd by farmers in all
our middle State regionAsl4t is desideratum
most deVoutly to be wished for, in order that
the evils of rust, the fly, etc., may be escaped.
In lower Virginia we find that G. +. M. Bay-
llss, Esq, has given his attention to this sub
lect, and has, after due pains taking in gather
ing each season the earliest rlpened heads for
seed the following year, finally produced va
rlety which he expects to have in market in
June. AS early as about the Is; of this month";
says the Baltimore San, we were presented
Wun some stalks of this wheat, grown on Mr..
baylIss farm in Essex county, Va, which had
been taken from the field on the 25lh April
Ihey were about four feet IN height, and prettv
well headed. Altogether, such result had
probably never before been attained in Vir.
gina ln the growth of wheat. The variety OF
what Is known as the Boughton wheat. Further
soulh, however, the wheat growers are, natu-
rally enough, ahead of our Virginia farmer
Would 1t not be well to procure seed from the
quarters named below for sowing in this region :?
NeW Wheat at The SOuth.-Thus early the
southern papers are beginning to notice sam
pies of new wheat. The Augusta ConStitu.
tiOnatiSt says:
We were shown on the llth inst. some sam.
pies OF very excellent and matured wheat, cul-
IValcd on MIR. N. B. Moore's farm, near this
city. We understand that Mr.. Moore will
commence cutting in few days, and the crop
VIII be ground during the next week at the
Granite mills, in this city. The wheat crops
In This neIghborhood appear generally very fine,
and VIII soon be gathered and placed in the
market
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
NEW MILLINERY,
MRS. s. a. FOLSOM

Would announce TO the I..d,cs Of SMYRNA.
and her friends generally, that she has opened
at her Sore on Commerce street, a new, large
aud welI.scected stock of SPRING AID
SUM INFER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bonnets,
Dress Caps. Head Dresses. Ribbons. Flowers.
&c.,--together with general assortment of
Collars, Undersleeves, aud other Trimmings,
which she will dispose of at the lowest rates.
The public are invited to examine the stock
ard Judge for themselves. Those wishing the
best aud cheapest Goods should not fail to give
her call. She guarantees Tie fullest satislac
tion.
" All work in her line promptly attended
TO- Smyrna, April y, '59-3m.
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
Written for the Smyrna Times.
LEIPsIC, May Doth, l6j

LEIPsIC, May Goth, 1859.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Some person styling himself
ViatOr," made my name rather prominent in
the last number of your paper, aud as far as that
Is concerned | have nothing to say, for should
not know where nor how to begin TO answer his
compliments; but word to your numerous
readers in reference TO the salaries of myself
and assistant: The commissioners pay US all
that they can afford at present, aud thsy are
well satisfied that our salaries are not what
they should be; but we in Leipsic know our
own business better than any "traveller" can
know it, we are we'll satisfied that there is no
injustice on the part of the commissioners
and if could have my way. the man who
charges them with injustice should not play
on our cellar-door any more" until he had
made amends for past misconduct.
D. N. PUTNAM
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
M SCELLAN ECU S,
Diagram of the Seat of War,

The war in Europe is now the al-absorbng
topic, and anything tending to throw light upon
the position and movements of the contendng
armies is read with interest. To those not
familiar with the Geography OF the Seat of
War, the following rough diagram of the posi-
ton OF the contending armies in Sardiua, as de-
scribed in the London Times of the Cd instant,
may be found interesting and satisfactory, as
giving better idea of The locality than can be
gathered from mere written descriotion.
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
MARRIED.

On the 18Th inst, by Rev. Geo Heacock.
Mr.JOHN e. LIPPINcOTr and Miss WLHELMINA
JONES' both of Mlddletown, New Castle CO..
Del. W.
On the lOth inst, by the Rev. DR.. Cook, Mr.
IoNATHAN PRATT, to Miss EMILY DAVIS, both
of Kent CO.. Del.
On the l2th inst, by the same. Mr.. ROBERT
oiMMoNs' to Miss EMMA Ross, all of Dover.
AT Dock Creek, near Smyrna, on the 10Th of
May by Rev G. Hill, Mr.. EBENEzER BEARsE,
Of Chatham, Mass. to Miss ISABELLA r. M'FAR
LANE. late OF Liverpool, England.
wilmington and Boston papers please copy. !
with the above came the printers portion
excellent cake. May the happy couple have
Joyous passage across the bilowy ocean of life,
and enter safely into the haven of eternal re-
pose,
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26

IHE SIcKLEs TRIAL-rHE SPEECH OF Mr.. GRAuAv
Mr. Graham's opening speech Tor the defence vas n
mastery effort occupying nearly two days in the de.
hvery. lie spoke at length. defining the law of the
land and giving his views of ScripturaI law. Aner
speaking several hours he made brilliant perora,on
winch he finished with the following remarkable
Words "And now, gentlemen Of the jury, have but
one word more to say, and that is that trust tba,
every man viii leave his seat ut the adjournment of
Tie Court today with firm determ nation 10 Obtain
oil his garments al the Browa Stone Clothing Hall NJ
kockhill d Wilson, Nos COB and COS Chestnut stree,
above Sixth, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26

ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
styles and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES d Co. of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE. GOA Market Street, PhiladeI.
phla marks the lowest selling price in PLAIN Figures
on each article. All Goods sold or made to order are
warranted satisfactory, and Oae Price System is
strictly adhered TO- We believe this 10 he the onlv
air way oI DEALING as thereby all treat I'd alike
40 JONES a. CO.
ocSo-ly 604 Market ST. PhiladeIphin
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26

or Il is serted that mans 6ncer nails
grow their complete length in four months ind
. half A man living seventy years renews
hm nails $50 times. Allowing each nail to be
kalf an inch long. be has grown seven feet and
Zine inches OF finger nail on each finger, and
on hngers and thumbs an aggregate of II feet
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
A Dress Shoe for the Ladies

There exists doubt, different opinIOns rs 10 ,hat
CONSTITUTES iauy Dress shoe or Boot. Many fancy
the morocco Cater or Boot to be preiIIcsi some think
the Jenny Lind Boot or skn Others, The haloniIer
the slipper, &C. Experience has taught he The French
Lasting Cater Is considered The most perfect Dress
ohOe lady wears, and has been the leading Dress
Shoe among the most fashionable circles for wears So
far as neat foot is concerned am in behalf of m a
ladies'. This summer the fancy y-cOored Cutters in
pOlHt OF numbers, will be worn as a Dress SLoe G,r
more than many other kinds OF shoes put together-
As TO the leading CoiOrs that will be worn lhe ian
Iors. both dark and light well as the dark ashes
OF roses, will take the lead Yet there il nnuna ,or
that VIII be Considered as directly taking the lead m
fashion IL is well known TACT that a ladv's Gamer
"hen made Ol gU0d Lasting, and properly put tOgeh.
en- VIII Oui-Wear any other kind Of Dress Shoe and
IS the cheapest IN the long run. have now ON hand
iaStihss oi all klnds and various cOlUrs. | have
caro- oil one hundred and forty different colors and
silues VI cOlofS Ol frehch and English lasting open
DOW iof lne inspection OF the ladies; and iroIA This
assortment Ot c0lOrs lady cannot helm gettng any
color she may wish to match her dress Also ioE ord
DrohZe-colored lnOToc~O made up in abundance-a
pre!'y shoe, and yet neat iItng easy shoe is TO he
praised iOr how often has il been SAID IN nv hearing
II nave sore corns on my feet and by the ladies' In
most cases Nine ladies Of every ten betore the
age oil Zl from the most reasonable calculation have
their leet suffering from cUrns Such ~ renI,, the
Iact anu "hat Is The cause of This How often s II
le case with the gentlemen. as u ell as the ladies
nay get pair Oi shoes, wear them; apparently thew
' anu the mrs thIng they know a corn or corns are on
Tue leet Ihe laull Ot this surely is not i'm the IN t
bui Is III the cut OF the shoe As an Instance nerson
can have pair Of shOes that will lit eli from Mi an
Pearance and yet, come to it, some parts of the
shOe are too large and set loose on The it and
parls are SO tight as TO make cors and bunons hIch
Is NOT the lauiI Of the loot but is the lu OF the n
Aer AS an instance, pair Of buols or shoes that re
property cut ana put together, Will set smooth and
look Wen 10 The eye. upon lie foot. They will moi
Iihg ana l"sl lOpsIded alter being worn lew times
au furthermore, Will not cOrns on he foot IL
.nose VINO have lender feet and corns ond bunions
VIII give us call we will soon convince Ihem bn,.
shoe Will not create corns and yet look we'll o., fbe
ioot Cal at FLANIGENS Cheap Shoe Store. n"
May -, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26

or Up to the 18Th Of this month, 81, ,320
emigrants have landed at Castle Garden since
January lst; corresponding period Of last wear.
io,l22. Last week was the most busy. 7l16
arrivals being registered. The emigranis are
all OF the better class, Germans or natives of
The north of Europe, who go at once to The
West, where the little means they generally
have provide them comfortable homes. The
Irish generally seek employment in the large
cities
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26

PIKE's PEAK.-A young man, who left his
home in Rochester, in February last, for the
Pixies Peak gold mines, " rites from Fort Lar.
annie, under date of April 20, that, after stoo.
ping at the diggins about ten days, he became
fully satisfied that the whole thing of there be.
ing gold on the eastern slope Of the Rocky
Mountains is one of the greatest humbugs of
the day. and it is his opinion that no less than
$4,000 men are destined 10 suffer that few
spectators may make a few dollars on VILLAGE
lUts.-NeU Bedford Standard.
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S bills

WIS The commemorate Mt of era in the treatment
0i those irregularities and INSTRUCTIONS which have
cohsgheu so many thousands of The young, The beau
hiul and the beloved To a Premature Grave No "a
male car ENJOY good health unless she is regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health hegins TO decline.
DIX: Cl1EESEMANS 5 PILLS are the most efIcctuoI
remedy ever known Tor all complaints peculiar 10 Fe
mates. 10 all classes they invaluable inducing
WIN certainty periodical re galary. They are knnwn
throughout the country. having The sanction Of so,no
OF The most eminent Physicions IN America ExnIici,
directions stating when, and when they should moi he
used win each 3ox--the Price One Dollar each box
containing 40 Pills N'
a valuable Pamphlet, To hc had free Of the AGENTS
rms sent by mail, promptly, by enclosing price TO the
General Agent Sold by JAMES P HOtFECKER
SInyrNa and by Druggists generally
3. llU rCIII NCiS General Anont
leolI ~ l63 Chambers ST. New York
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
striaHs.
The River Pc.

Suppose the above TO represent Sardinia
The Austrians have entered and are occupying
it's northern portion, and so far have encounter.
ed no real opposition. But they approach the
two lines which the Sdrdinians have furtifed-
the river Dora, running north and south, and
the river Po, running east and west. These
two lines at right angles to each other NAV be
supposed to meet at Turin, the Royal city,
which the Austrians hope TO capture,
II Is evident that the Austrians cannot pro.
ceed westward to break through the line of the
river Dora, without leaving their left flank ex.
posed to attack by the line of the river Po-
Nor can they proceed southwark to break
through the line of the river Pc, without leay-
ing their right flank exposed to assault bv the
line of the river Dora. Whichever direction
they choose, they have 10 guard against an
enemy menacing their flank and rear, besides
the one IN front. The only alternative is to
divide their force and assail both lines simul-
taneously. But this involves the necessity of
weakening their strength by dividing it.
The French, mea nlime, are marching in 10
Inc aid OF the Sardinians by the two straight
lines. Those who have come by sea are land
ing at Genoa, and pushing up to reinforce the
line on the Po. Those who have come over
the Alps are pressing forward from Susa to re-
inforce the line on the Dora. AS both points
are connected with Turin by railway, the transit
is easily made, while the Austrans ave the
disadvantage Of being in an enemy's country,
where roads will be blocked, bridges burned,
fields flooded, and everything done to reta rd
them. 1t looks somewhat as if the slight re-.
sistance offered to the Austrians were only
trap to catch them between two lines of troops
and crush them.
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
From Gen. A. C. Dodge. our Minister TO Spain
Important to Females.

DIX. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combi.
naiInn OF ingredients in these Pills are the result of
long and extensive practice. They are mild in their
operation ana certain III correcting all irregularities
ralhIni hiehSirualions, removing all obslructions
"neher from col or Otherwise, headache pain in the
SIDE, pal aton of the heart, whites all nervous oC
iecuons Mysteries. fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
~c.' disturbed sleep, which from nerrupi.n nj
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
TIAe General Opinion

Is that LEWIS a. BROTHER. corner Main and co,n-
merce sis, smyrna, Del, selling Goods of everv e
scnp'ion, decidedly cheap. Now is The lime M h,
Lar AIMS! Give IIenl a Gull o9S ~ '"y
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
CORRESP PONDENCE.
Written for the Smyrna Times.

IR. EDITOR Please insert in a corner {
Times, the following choice morceau, an
will oblige ONE WHO'S STRUCK.
The Young Widow.
She is modest, but not beautiful
Free and easy, but not bold
Like an apple, ripe and mellow
Not too young and not too old.
Half inviting, half repulsive,
Now advancing and now shy,
There is mischief IN her dimple,
There is danger in her eye.
She has studied human nature;
She is schooltd IN all lis arts;
She has taken her diploma
As the mistress of all hearts;
She can tell the very moment
When TO sigh and when 10 smile;
True, maid is sometimes charming,
But the widow all the while.
Are you sad how very serious
Will her handsome face become;
Are you angry ! she is wreIched,
Lonely, fricndless, fearful, dumb
Are you mirthful! how her laughter,
Silver.soundlng, will mug uul
She can lure. and CATCH and play you.
As the ang ler does the trout.
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26


The Weekly Novelette, of Sept 49, saws:
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases or orr
country This is owing both 10 climate and The omot
universal habit of eating meals too randy IN od
INIT oil proper DIGESTION But in spite of these nd verse
circumstances this disease even when it has become
chfonc disappears rapidly by the use of the Oxyge
mated bltters which have been found to prove an in
allible remedy.
From the Publisher of widely circulated Ma.
gazine.
HI, BosToN, July l. 1858
Messrs. S. w. Fowle & COL have taken ibree
Doltes OF the Oxygcnated Btlers, aud have derived
great Denefl from their | have been nucb trnu.
pied win Dyspepsia for several years. and found no.
ihing that afforded me any relief efunIil used the B
ters. most cheeriully recommend them 10 nil WIN
are a1iiIced with this Troublesome and sluLbotn co
plant JAMES ROBINSON oC Tho
"Student and Schuolmate"
From Gen. A. C. Dodge, our Minister TO Spain
washington, D. c., MAY I9.
DR.. Geo. b. Green,-Dear Slr:-The OxvgcnoteI
bltIeFs I'm winch You were kind as To furnish me
nave had most salulary effect in my case was
r"uo WIN Dyspepsia for four years during which
uMe tfleu many remedies. but never met with any
50 go1u us your Bllers. am uow ia the endowment OF
good heath, and hope and believe thai All vim ,sr
The OXygenatrd Btlters WIFI find them ms servicenhIc
aS nave found them With high respect YOUR obr
servant, A ~ h,,,.,,
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE d. CO.. Boston
and for sale by J. p. IIoift cker and p Mansfield
smyrna; q. w. Spicer. LcIpsic; J. L. Hcvern LiltIe
Nreek Landing james C0Wg II IL Son and ID Burton
Dover; Thomas Simpson, Camden; james Coz k Fre.
derlca Jacob Y FOulk and II. +. ila,umrfsley Mil
ford; }. IL. y w. Il. VanGesel Curks Corner and bv
Dealers generally. rntyIOlm
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
To Dyspeptics,
The Oxygenatcd R5tta-s

At1 all who suffer tie tortures which this disease in
hicls IN one form or another of many phases cure
Yourselves rma M ntlu and snaad;I,, -
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26

President Buchanan has accepted an in
vllatlon to attend. the annual commencement OF
the University Of North Carolina, early in
June.