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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23
3. LAKE JUDsoN. Sole Proprietor,

WIN. NUDGE & Co FroprietorS OF Trask's Mag.
netic Ointment, EarlesvilIe. Madison Co., New YORK.
General Agents, to when all oders must he address.
ed. June !, IsJg-Iy
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-23

We are now opening a very choice stock Of NEW
ORLEANS and other SUGARS
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FROM PHYSICIANS.
ursn mo cnshnc.nn Co M.r

z DEDfoHD SoshoCNoh U Aas -, lCO'-
Mr.. ii. d. KINGSLEY, Sir:-I have been selling the
medicines Of the Grahenberg Company for the last ten
years. and have invariably found them to give good
satisfaction; and the pills l have sold to a good many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee. and with
my trade they become a staple article. MaTshalIs
Uterine Catholicon is a medicine that has done a great
amount Of good in female diseases. One lady / sold 1t
TO told me she had received more benefit from one bot
tie than she did irem a long course OF medical treat
ment by the most skillful physicians.
Yo.rs truly, JAMES WILSON.
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"ANTED-The Ladies 10 call and
w examine the full and complete stock Of Caters
Boots, Slippers, Children's Shoes. &c..at
JASES McCONNELL'S.
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WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE
1T EAPREN

z-1 The Proprietor desires to inform his
friends and patrons. that he may nov
E-Tzr be found on Liberty street. south Of the
S-Bank, where as formerly, he is manu-
featuring to order, anGfOr sale Carriages Ind Buggies
of everydescriptlon ;and willconstantly keep on hand
n coed assortment oithe mostapproVed styles, which
for material. substantial workmanship and elegance
of finish, shallnOtbe surpassed in this section ofOhic.
Those wGntinGa vehicle OF any kind, viii do well by
giving me a call as they can scarcely fail in being
suited. eitheri in style, quality terms or price.
PaintinGand Trimmingdone in a Su-periormanner
and at pricesthat will give satisfaction.
Cash WILDE paid, and good prices, for the best Of
all kinds second growth carriage lumber.
Warren, April 90 SO. Z. X. WISELL.
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MRS. RoBINsoN's CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, Trumbull Co.. May LIST, lR53
This certifes that / have been in very poor health
for years, and found little or no relief after employing
a number f physicians. My disease was PTOldpsis
Uteri. l had been reduced by tina: and Flusr AIbus
until I has become liberated to a considerable extent.
By the advice of Dr. e.. ". Bushnell. ! procured and
took six bottles of Marshall's Uterine Cathoiicon.
which enabled Ice to attend TO my husband in his last
sickness until he died, which was about a year since.
1 have taken three bottles since his death. which has
made me able to labor and support my fazaily uf three
children. The Catho;icon has nearly restored me to
health. 1t is the only thing that has mitigated my saf-
fering, for which l feel very grateful.
MARN 4 DnEINEAN
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MARY E ROBINSON.

For Sale by WooDs * Pew. Warren; J. IT. c. JoHS-
SON. Hartford; ENSIGN L SoULR, Newton Falls; T.. q
s. Jackson, Hubbard; q. p CURTIS, Green: II. BAR
NARD. Kinsman; ANDREWS & BALBwIs. Fowler; T.
WeLCoTT. Pennington; and by Medicine Dealers gen
orally, throughout the State.
ii. L. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
July 6. Is59-y. Agent for Ohio.
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Pr N o S.
Warren, o., August 5tIi, sly.
B. HU CKE

B.. Il CKE
WOULD inform the citizens of War
" rem s2d adj'ining towns that he proposes re
naming In Marren, and will tune and repair Planes
AeIodeons ,Aecordeons and yiolins, as wellasite can be
done In the easternm manufactures and on reasonable
terms fianoes and Melodeons kept in order BIZ the
year. Allwork warranted.
All orders left at Adams Book Store will rsesivs
prompt attention.
Warren, April 90, I57.
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gattIs.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-A. CHATHAM
IN Proprietor. East side Of the Public Square,
Warren, Ohio.
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Good Intent stage Line.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

The firm of PATCH & ALLISON. having bee
dissolved, dtheb business divided, the manufacturer,
OF harness, Saddles, &c. will hereafter be carried on
Dy me subscriber, in the building formerly occupi.d
y JUN F1IE,as Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand of Patch & Allison. The subscriber h
Iuiy prepared with an ample supply of Trimmings,
and stock ofall kinds, for the Manrfacture a anv,bin,
in ms line, A good supply of HARNESS, SADDLES
THUMBS, &C., constantly on hand, which he will be
new customers. X AITISoN
Warren, April23. 1856.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

PLANTING TREes.-The latter part Of this
month trees of all sorts may be planted. In a
rich, well worked fruit and vegetable garden,
no especial preparation Of the ground will be
required. Bot, if it is otherwise, trenching to
the depth of eighteen inches to two feet. and
manuring with rich, well made compost, will be
necessary. A thorough drained soil is abso-
luteIy necessary for the successful cultivation
of fruit trees. TAe fruit garden should be
planted mainly with dwarfs of the various sorts
OF fruii--pcars, apples, peaches, cherries, &c.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
The 0ctobef State Elections.

oN AueSIay of last week general election
were Eeld in the States of PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio
! 'hdiana, Iowa and Minnesota. The Legisla-
ture to be chosen in Ohio will elect United
states Senator in the place of Hon. George E.
Fugh, democrat; the Legislature to be chosen
In Iowa will elect United States Senator in
the place of Hon. James Harlan, republican,
and the Legislature TO be chosen in Minnesota
Will elect United States Senator in the place
OF General Shields, democrat. In PENNSYLVANIA
the election was for Auditor and Suryeyor. Gen.
eral and Legislature.
IN Pennsylvania, the Opposition have elected
thelr State ticket by fifteen to eighteen thou.
SAND majority, and have large maiorities in
oot1 branches of the Legislature.
The Philadelphia Press of Saturday est.
mates the majority for the Peoples Party in
pennsylvania at twenty-four thousand.
In Ohio the Republican majority for the
State ticket is about seventeen thousand. The
senate VIII be composed of twenty FIVE Repub-
icans and ten Democrats. and the House of
''xty'four Republicans and forty Democrats.
The returns from Minnesota leave but little
ouot OF the election of a republican Congress-
man, Governor, State ticket, and ajority of
ne Legislature. The returns show large re-
ubican gains.
SCATTERING returns from the Iowa election
ldicate the election of the republican State
cket by about two Thousand majority.
NEWARK, N. J. Oct. lI.-Mr. Bigelow, the
emocratIc candidate, was day elected may yor
over five hundred majority The demo-
iatlc city ticket is also elected by about two
nndred majority. The common council will
-obably be tie.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-THE reform democratic S
ticket was elected here to-day. Mr.. ,
rnoId was elected mayor by two hundred and
Sty majority. '
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

The GREAT EAsrERN.-The rumors relative
to this vessel continue very conflicting. Her
agent, who has arrived at Portland, intimates
his belief that she will not proceed to N. York.
On the other hand, "Tubal Cain" the well.in-
formed correspondent Of the N. Y Times, wri
ting from London, gives his opinion that If the
real ira-triP Of the Great Eastern $500 miles
AMI back) should succeed, she will leave Eng.
land for Portland about the goth inst, and will,
ProOabIy' thence be taken down Long Island
Sound 10 the East River, near Port Morris.
which is close to the north of the island on
which New York is built. TFere she will be
exhibited to curious visitors, at so much head.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
Excelsior Debating Society.

lhe regular meetings of this Society were
resumed under favorable auspices on Thursday
evening last, at the Reading Room of the
smyrna Library Association, when the follow
ing gentlemen were elected as officers for the
ensuing term: President, DR.. E.. d. Dailev ::
vice President. Dr.. j. E. CIawson; Secretary.
J. Frank Hazel. Other business was also Trans.
acted. "Should women enjoy equal political
rights with men 7" was the question selected for
discussion on Thursday evening of this week
and N. Watkins, DR.. J. E. CIawson and T. O.
Ayres, were appointed as disputants, on the
affirmative, with DIR. w. Y. Collins. David
Stevenson and J. F. Hazel, on the negative
10 read essays, the same evening, ]. G. Stockly
and Geo. N. Hazel were named. The hour Of
meeting is Z! o'clock.
Our young men could find no better mode of
applying their leisure time than is presented in
the exercises of this Debating Society. l.
trains for debate, and will enable individuals in
political conventions and other public meetings
20 arise and represent the sentiments of their
place or party, when, without such practice.
' ""'0 ~ ie"'"'" uuhO III ther seats, as s |
the case with many who might, but for this |
neglect, be prominent and leading men,
Smyrna, in talking men," is sadly deficient. |
and will be until its citizens learn TO give nj, |
terance to their thoughts by such practice as ia
Afforded by set discussion. There are many
little country villages that send better repre
senlattue talent to public meetings than Smyr.
ma, and the simple reason is, that they learn
how 10 speak by the advantages Of Lyceums.
We again call the attention of our young men,
who have any ambition with regard to their
future in the world, to the Importance of this
institution, which affords both pleasure and
profit.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

The steamer North Brltou arrived at Father
Point on Sunday morning, with four days later
news from Europe. The most important INTEL
lIgence she brings is the announcement of the
death of Hon. John Y. Mason, American min.
lister at Paris. At the Zurich conference the
cession of Lombardy has been confirmed, and
Austria is reported to have consented to reduce
the Piedmontese portion of the Lombard debt
to little more than two hundred millions of
francs. The affairs of Central Italy are te be
settled by European Congress. The London
Times in recent article asserts that San Juan
belongs to Great Britain and denounces Gen.
barney as filibustcr. Central Italy is still
n an unsettled condition and hostilities are an
icipated.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

SALE OF FPROPERTY.-Charles B Lore, ESQ
has sold the farm advertised in the Gazette, aud
several small properties al situated IN or near
Odessa, TO Messrs. Ashcralt, Lord and Rose for
$4,000.
Mr.. LEWIS WELDIN, of Brandy wine Hd., sold
his farm, Ontaining about one hundred aud
twenty-five acres to Mr.. Duadas, of PhIladel-
phia, for seventeen thousand dollars We un.
eerstand it is the intention Of the purchaser to
erect a magnificent manson on it soon. This
farm is located at Bellevue Station, on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road 3 miles north of Wilmington. This is one
of the prettiest rural districts in this Slate.
The celebrated trotter Flora Temple trotted
for purse oftwo thousand dollars at Kalama-
zoo on Saturday, and won The money. The
time was 232a, 2:22k 2:l93, the last mile be-
ing trotted quicker by one second and three
quarters than ever mile was trotted before.
ACCIDENTAL daughter of David Clayton, Of
Dover, aged about nine years. had the fret
joint OF one of her fingers cut off by a straw
cutter, at the late Agricultural Exhibition
| DetaUarean.
i ELEoTIoN IN MARYLARD.-The election fol
State and county officers will be held on the
! first Wednesday in November, which will be
the second of the month.
ANTHONY BURNS, OF fugitive slave noiorieiy
having been called 10 the pasiorate Of a coloret
Baptist church in indianapolis, Ind The demo
Gratis threaten if he comes, 10 enforce th,
|" black law against him.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
gOui> Napoleon u Farmer.

Louis Napoleon is an extensive farmer, and
owns fifty thousand acres Of land, divided into
twenty.sx farms. 1t is said. he also intended
going into the Harness business. but he was
ueterred from attempting the experiment by
seeing handsome set. used by an American
gentleman, which had been procured at the
Bunker Hill Harness Factory, Commerce street,
Smyrna, Delavare His Imperial Majesty, al
though very good at coups de etat, and at ra
ing Garlic and French Beans, did not dare to
try to get up anything 10 equal the Harness
made al the famous house named above. Don't
forget to call at the old stand of j. B. Ruth,
md see the Eagle choked aud France taken
lown by T. o. AYRES.
Smyrna, Sept. l3 l859-3t.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
A Ducking.

One day last week, two of our sportsmen
took few hours cunning for ducks on the
north branch of Smyrna creek. To shoot ducks
requires a different gun from that used in
stalking down" partridges; so one OF them, to
be certain of gun of sufficient force, procured
a heavy fowling-piece, which was heavily
charged, and away the twain stole, softly as
possible, down the creek, in light boat; when
turning bend they spied the object of their
search, and forthwith the fowling. piece was
levelled with unerring skill, for the two ducks
(all that were seen) were " stretched out" cd,
unfortunately, our marksman met with the
same fate-the gun, doing execution at both
ends, knocked him sprawling over the side Of
the boat, upsetting it, and throwing his pa
out in water wast-deep, himself getting tho
rough drenching. In the upset OF the boat the
guns were thrown out, which, after some
search, were found imbedded in the mud, and
taken TO the shore and washed. The water
was then bailed from the boat, when on they
went, killing four more ducks-six in all-and
returned in the evening fully satisfied with
their afternoons success-siG ducks and tDo
duckings.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

"PocKET-PIsToLs were brandisbed freely
in Downingville-an adjunct of Smyrna-on
Sunday last, and their contents, which were
rather hard' though not of the pure metal, did
more ln the creation of " life " than in its de.
structlon-among the negroes and other low.
charactered frequenters of that section. In
the afternoon, man known as " Dutch Pete"
1T tseems, had slight difficulty with. and rashy
took gun and fired at sou of Ham, doing but
little damage, however, as nobody, in the end,
was more than half-shot," the hot lead having
missed It's mark. The negro, we learn, with
fence rail in hand, made haste for home, and
" Pete settled down, without molestation.-
they have fine sport in Downingville, some
times
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIErY.-.Every State
10 the Union has Stale Agricultural Society,
except Delaware. We are glad to perceive
that a movement is on foot to form one for our
little State. AT the late Kent county Apri-
cultural Exhibition The intialory sIep was ia ken
toward it by appointing committee of their
members to wait on the New Castle county So.
ciety aud have some concert Of action That
committee came up accordingly, but nothing of
a definite character, as we were informed, was
done. The whole thing was laid over until the
annual meeting of the New Castle county So
ciety, at which time action will be taken and
Tie matter pushed ahead as fast as possible
Commonwealth.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

The Exhibition of the Agricultural Society
of New Castle county was more numerousIy
attended than was anticipated. The cattle on
the ground were very superior, but there we're
not SO many as in some former years. A very
decided improvement we thought was percepti-
BILE IN horses and colts Some two.year old
colts which were exhibited, we do not believe
have ever been excelled for beauty of color.
symmetry OF form and apparent strength, as
we'll as of style of action and appearance.-
There were also several stations which were
much admired. The attendance on "Wednesday
aud Thursday was quite large. The address
was delivered by DR.. II. Ridgely, at O'Clock
on the latter day, and was listened to with
marked attention.-Gazette.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

The Delaware Railroad has made another
change in its time-table-the morning train
leaving Smyrna Depot at 925, instead of 7
o'clock, as heretofore. The noon and evening
down-trains arrive five minutes sooner, each.
viz: ll.25 m, and 7.3O m. The evening
train going up passes this Depot at 6IO.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

nofses and men to pursue the rioters from here
tn'o any state or locality where they may have
fed. This is by order of the President, at the
request of Gov. Wise.
Travel is now resumed and the trains are
running regularly.
According TO the telegraph, sixteen of the
cilizens were killed, and a still larger number
of the insurgents.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

ACCORDING to the foreign news received BY
the Africa, Mr. Ward and his suite went to
Pekin in a huge box. The minister and his
suite were placed in box enclosed on III sides.
so that they could not see the country. and the
box was conveyed up the river and canal on
raft. to the gates of the city, where it was
placed on truck and drawn by oxen to the
quarters provided for their reception.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

THANKSGIVING Governor Packer has issued
proclamation designing Thursday, the twenty.
fourth OF November, as a day cf Thanksgiving
in Pennsylvania. The same day has already
been named in number of States, and is likely
to be designated by Gov. Burton, of this State,
and others, in which the custom of an annual
Thanksgiving has become established, so as to
make it almost national observance.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

SUPERIOR CoRN.-A stalk of "Proli6c 4"
Corn, grown in lot of John Milaway g. Son,
measuring twelve feet in length and bearing
four well-formed ears, has been presented TO US.
This variety, it is said, will yield twice as
much of both grain and fodder as the " Common
lndian,''-a fact worthy of public attention.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
SEIYDNA9 DNIho.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1859.

VHE - TINES is published EUery Thursday by
RObr. b. HoFFEcKEa, Editor and Proprietor, at The
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
XS-SUBsCRIPrIoN.--OAe year, 81 so In adUance,
or s2OO if not paid I'LL END Of the year. No paper.
discontinued xata att arrears are paid-only'at the
option of Ike Publisher.
ADVERTISING For erery square Of l2 lines or less first
iassrtiOn so cts each Subsequent insertion 25 Cts
Liberal arrangements made NTH yearly and half
ye1rIy advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
The Markets.

White wheat is selling in Smyrna at 81 25 !;
Red 81 20; Rye 95 cts; Corn 80, and Oats
40 cts. per bushel. Sweet potatoes 40 cts. per
bushel; Round potatoes 81 cts.; Butter 20 cts.
per pound, and Eggs IL cts. per dozen.
In Philadelphia, white wheat is quoted at
81 35. red 81 25; Rye SO Cts, Corn so, and
Oats Al cts. per bushel.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

PRIzE PoTAToEs.-Cspt. Thos. Battles. of
Little Creek Landing, informs US that he has
seen three half bushels of peach.blow potatoes.
raised from two potatoes presented by James
Harrington ro Jonathan Woodley last Spring.
Delauarean.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

GAs.-On last Monday the operation of man
ufacIuring gas from wood and rosln was COM
menced at the gas-wOrks in Dover. I'm the
evening the building was brilliantly lighted with
gas, and the illumination drew together large
number of citizens. The gas 10 equal in bril-.
liancy to that made of coal, aud is said 10 he
chea per.-DeLaWarean
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

The Smyrna Library will be opened on
Tuesday and Friday afternoons of each week
and on the eUenings Of these days only. instead
of every evening, as heretofore. Persons wish.
ing TO borrow or return books will bear this in
mind.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
ksglEAa vVaV.

Absconded, from the premises of the subscri.
Der, on the llth inst, MORGAN TRUAX. an
lndenured apprentice Ia he farming business.
aged about Ii years. He Is dark haired dark.
eyed. and very much pock-lnarked N the fare
ANY information in regard to SAID boy will be
thankfully received. All persons are torbId
harboring or trusting hun, under penalty of the
law. JOHN TRUAX,
Oct 10. N.ar Smvrno naI
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

A QUARTERLY MEETING of the Kent county
Agricultural Society was held in the Court
House, at Dover, Oct. llth, 1859. President
in the Chair. The minutes of the preceding
Quarterly and Special Meetings were read and
adopted; when, on motion of Eli SALISBURY,
Esq, the meeting was adjourned until the last
Tuesday of November nexi, at ten o'clock, a. m.
JAS. e. BIRD, Rec Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

LARGE PuMPKIN.-Mr. James w. Loyegrove
has raised a pumpkin this year that measured
feet and 10 inches around the side, 4 feet and
s inches across the stem, and weighed 75 lbs.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

|, Us, WE & Co.-The President, Directors.
Treasurer, Engineer & Co., of the great
"Junction 81 Breakwater Railroad" have
caused a marble slab to be prepared, on which
all their names are deeply chiseled md bronzed,
to be placed over the front door of the Station
house, to hand down to posterity the names Of
the
Immortal few that were not born to die
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
SELECT SCHOOL

TIE Undersigned respectfully ,ulorms the
ciiIzens OF Smyrna, that she has opened School
~ The Friends Meeting House, for the lnstruc
ton OF both Boys aud Girls in the Common
English branches OF an education. Parents or
others wishing particulars, terms, &C., are N.
vited to call on NJ. A. OFFIEY
Sept. g. 1859
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
REMOVAL.

EATON'S STORE has been removed from nsa,
the centre Of the town to WEST SMYRNA, where
he will be pleased receive the calls of his friends
and the public. His store Is well supplied with new
and complete stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE, &c. which will be sold at Reduced
Prices 91rrhe Highest Prices paid four COUNTRY
PRODUCE. Don't forget 10 call-al the New Store
West Commerce Streei, smyrna, Del, mara
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

We have the sad intelligence Of the death Of
Judge Mason, (of Virginis,) } the u. s. Minister
at Paris. lie was desersedly popular al tha,
Court, and in fact beloved by all who knew him,
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
COAL! Coal! COAL!

. Business Firms and Private Families in the
= = Town Of Smyrna aud vicinity, wishing supply
of COAL. for the ensuing Fall and Winter, viii
do better by calling at The Office of VOSHELL
l. IL SAVlN with their orders (stating the kind
and quality. than else where. as they have made
- arrangements with the Lehigh Com pany 10 fur.
nish The same at UNUSUAL Low RATES.
Commerce street, Smf rna. Sept 8, 80.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
w Am = ed

Immediately, a good, quick, active BOY,
about sixteen or seventeen years of age, as
CLERK in my store. Must be Of good moral
character, and pnssessed OF good educatIon.-
None other need apply.
JOHN II. BEWLEY.
SMYRNA, Oct. 9th,
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
WANTED, a WIFE.

young man, OF imposing personal appearance with
fne expressive eyes, aHd having excellent pair Of
horses and pheion wishes to young lady tle or
30 years of age6 wealthy, handsome and intelligent
with view 10 matrlmOny. Not being perfect him.
self, OF course he does mol expect it ~ others.
sep29im Address, l., W, Smyrna p. o.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
Notice 10 %DOrts,nru.

The undersigned hereby forwarn all persons
from tfesPasslng. with Dig, gun or otherwise,
on their premises, after tins date under penalty
Of the law. ELIJAH GREEN
JOHN II. HOFFECKER.
JOS V. HOFFECKER.
Near Smyrna, Oct. I3, 80.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
WAN ed.

BOY. between the ages of Is and " years, to
learn the Moulding business. One from the country
preferred. Apply to PRATT a. DAVIS,
sep29-tf Smy TRa Del
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

IHE church party 10 Mexico are actively
preparing for a campaign.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
= Q u n .

oWyTha and Tue Landing. Tue owner can
have the same by applying at JAS. T. BLACK S
Lumber Yard. Oct l3. 10
FO4S >AAE--3 good Carriages
and Harness, cheap; also, BLACKSMITH SHOP.
one OF the best stands in Smyrna
Smyrna, ocl3. CLEMENTS g. TEMPLE.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
Bargains! Bargains 4!

Can be Bslghtof LEWIS & BROTHER, corner Main
aad COlnmerceslreels, Smyrna, Del o2S