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A Curious love story.

Says the Eastern Argus "First love the
world generally admits, 10 always the most
sincere. An instance illustrating the truth
OF this, recently came TO our knowledge,
which is worth repeating. Forty. five years
ago, young man named Peterson served
his apprenticeship at the printing business,
in the Office of Christian Jacob Hutter, Of
this place. Whist in his employ he became
interested in young lady Of our town, and
proposed marriage. He WAS accepted, but
the mother OF the girl opposed the match
and broke it off. After finishing his trade
he went to one Of the Southern states, and
married a sister Of the Hon. John NJ. Clay
ton, formerly United States Senator from
Delaware. After having two children, his
wife died and left him q widower. He then
emigrated to Canada w est, where he became
quite wealthy and prominent man, and
filed the Office Of County Recorder, life ap-
pointment, at Guelph. There be married q
second time, and became . second time a
widower. Last summer he passed through
Easton, on his road TO Wilmington, where
his daughter Was at school and whilst there
made inquiry of the sweetheart OF his young
er days. Ascertaining that she was a wild
ow and residing in Philadelphia, he called
upon her, renewed his acquaintance, and,
after more than forty years separation,
again proposed marriage TO her, and was &C
septed. He was to have come on here this
very week to be married, but was taken sud-
denly sick ten days ago with an attack oil
pleurisy, and died after a short illness. A
few days before bis death, be wrote TO the
object of his fret affection, telling her that
be was doubtless on his dying bed, and never
expected TO see her again on earth.
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County warrants stolen

The following named County Orders were stolen
from on the 18th inst. All persons dealing in
County Orders notified not to purchase the same
Is they will be declared void and others issued in
their stead.
One for the amount Of $35, issued in favor of
D. u. Smith, jr.
One for the amount Of 81, issued in favor of j.
M. Hanna.
One for the amount Of $22, issued in favor Of J.
Y. Anthony.
One for the amount Of $22 80. 1t is not nov
known in whose favor this last one was issued, but
twill be asoertained as soon as possible.
There is one more, the amount Of which IL moi
known, or in whose favor issued.
NJ D. b. SMITH, Jn.
vi Keokuk, Aug. 10, 1859 DIT
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To rHE LADiEs.--Dr. Smiths Electric Oil lie the
been discovered. Try in a case of inaam-
matory pain How much suffering may be saved by
the use Of this remedy Ii has cured so many
we'll known people that its reputation ID fully es-
tAbiished. Some dealers can not keep n supply
and have cold many thousand dollars worth. BE-
and get the genuine, Or. sxrrHs Electric Oil.
See advertisement In another column.
augi9dt.
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DR. SMITHS" Electric Oil" cures Deafness.
bR. SMITHS Electric Oil cures Paralysis.
Da. SMITH s Electric oil'' cures Rheumatis IN
Da. SMITH Is "Electric Oil" cures Asthma.
Da. SMITHS Electric oil'' cures Headache.
In. SMITH S "Electric Oil" cures Piles.
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NICARAGUA AoAIs.-uen. Walker SAYS he
will commence operations on Nicaragua
again right away, and recommends that those
desiring to engage with him should be in
New Orleans by the 18th of September.
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Iy request, the discourse on the Christian ofdi-
nal co., In reference 10 the late trial for Heresy
will be repeated on Sabbath evening AZ The usual
hour.
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The North Missouri Railroad Co. have
had an offer to build their r Dad from it's pres
en-. terminus to within eight miles Of the Iowa
line, for SIS 900 per mile, payable in Mis-
souri, State bonds at par.
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gTW We are indebted to Mr.. Albers for la
test copies OF ST. Louis, Chicago and East
ern papers.
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Is Y e A II D e A r !.

| 1R. DNDEkWOUD
!: ; IS: ]: -
TIE kAIsEsr AND DISTINGUISHED OPERATOR ON rHx
EYE and EAR, whose reputation liz well known
throughout the United States Is miraculously Civ
ing Sight 70 the Blind. and Hearing 10 the Deaf.
Upwards Of sixteen hundred patients have been re
ceived by DIR. L., within the last twelve months,
many of whom have been totally Blind and Deaf
for months and years, have had their sight and
hearing restored nstanty by delicate and critical
operations, while others who have long suffered
from disease, have been speedily and permanent thy
cured by mild and gentle means.
Dir. u, being regular educated Physician and
Surgeon OF the old school, and having had ex-
perence of twenty five years in practice will per-
form any operation On the Eye and Ear, necessary
10 restore Sight TO tho Blind or Hearing to the
Deaf, or by other scientific to remove any
disease of those usefulorgans within the reach of
science and human kill.
Patients at a distance can have medicine sent To
them III all cases where surgical operations not
requiredl by giving absorption of their cases.
DIR. Underaood's permanent Surgery and In
Urinary located at No. IS South Clark ST., Chiea-
60, III.
Letters requiring an answer must contain post
age stamp
AugQ, '59d1w6
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DR.. INGEREOLL

Performs all operations the Teeth and Gums,
corracts Irregularities Of the Teeth, inserts
A X L 4 l T Ill
Of the Beet Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial Palates and 0bturators for cleft
paates.
Believing hat the best operations in Dentistry
the safest and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfactory both to the operate snd patient, DIR.
/. does not offer any particular inducements in the
line Of "CHEAP DENTISTRY, !" preferring the pa tron
age Of those who prcferfhe best operotions an
appreciate the necessary and skill al pro-
sucing them.
An examination of specimens both of artificial
Teeth, and of very beautiful fliIgs OF Crystal Gold
Foil, 10 invited.
11~ Prices for full set Of Teeth, from $55 to
SITS. Examination of the Teeth without charge.
DENTAL kooEs-Cornsr Of Third and Main SITS,
over Xix, Hale Co.'s Bank, keoklk, Iowa.
Entrance on Thiri-st. Idecl 5d6w1y1
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We arc authorized by the Rev. JAS. Graham to
say that Basket Camp Meeting will be held a
miles southwest If Keokuk and 1 mile north of
Buena Vista, on the keokuk TT. u. NJ Road,
commencing on Friday, Aug. 26th. Arrangements
will be made with the railroad whereby persons
wishing to attend the same will be carried to and
from il for one-half the usual fare.
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COL LIERE * SON,
GENERAL GROCERs,
NO. Is MAlNST.,
keokuk. Iowa.

heOkuk. Iowa.
AUdAk-CuRED HAMS. A choice lot for sale
~ by GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
June 25-d Is Main street.
SUdAk CURED DRIED BEEF for sale by
~ C0LLIEKS 4 ROBERTSON.
je25d
DEEP TONGUES for sale BY
ID C0LLIEhs ROBERTSON,
june25-d rs Main street.
rAsTLE MILLS NIX QUINCY FLOUR for
~ sale by GOLFERS d ROBERTSON,
je25d Main street. near Third.
LSRENCH PRUNEs,
l. Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Straw berrieg,
English Currants,
Peeled Peaches,
| Dried Peaches 4 Apples,
| for sale by GOLFERS L ROBERTSON.
| je25d
| I EMoN SYRUP,
| IL Bakers Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate,
Burnett's Extracts,
Race Ginger,
| Cox's Gslatine,
Pearl starch,
Pearl sage,
Tapioca,
Macaroni,
Nermicelli,
Nutmegs,
/ Gloves,
and Mace,
/ for sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
/ jeTd
| (ykUsHED, Powdered ard Refined White Sugars
~ Coverings Philadelphia Golden Syrup,
/ Belcher's st. Louis g
for sale by GOLFERS & ROBERTSON,
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STATIONERY.
DLANK BOOKS, Day books, Ledgers, Journa Is
- Cash Books, Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bill
Books, Composition Books, Copy Books.
Papers.
Foolscap, Bill cap, Legal cap, Packet post, Pack
ct note, Commercial letter. Commercial note, Bath
Post, Billet Iote, Wall papers, Window papers
Wrapping papers.
Envelopes.
White BUD, Canary, 0paqne, all sizes.
For sale by N. w. WESrCOTT,
junelAd No. ~ Main-st.
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DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card to the public,
would call attention to = new style of "Plate
Work, which 10 peculiarly adapted TO fat, irregu-
lar and otherwise difficult jaws. This improve.
ment has been tested three years and has aimed
it's early promise of filing . real want in plate
work. The work is now worn by many Of our most
prominent citizens, who give it hearty approval,
and to whom he As permitted to refer those inter
ested.
DR.. II. is also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, Block" work, and ordinary t.Gold Plate"
work, for which he has superior stock of mate
rial. He is prepared To fill teeth with Gold Foil ;
adhesive Gold" and "Chrystal Gold, ~ in the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the stringency in money matters
some aliuslan to PRICES may not be improper -
While, the one hand DIR. Ii. believes il be the
better policy, we'll as the honester course, not
TO work at All than to work ut prices that will ne
cessltate inferior work on the other hand he is
wiling to conform in his charges to the lower
standard of remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, thorough devo-
ton to his profession, and earnest desire to
please, he IL determined to merit, and hopes to re-
ceive, continuation of the liberal patronage here
| tofore enjoyed.
Juiyu- d6w
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YrRACINa PAPER, Tracing Cioth--e' Dowss
i Patent--aIl widths, for sale by
OGDEN BkOWNELL Co.,
ie13 80 Main st.
I INsLED OH AND LARD OIL for sale by
IL KELLOGG 4 HIRGE,
July I'd 81 Mainst.
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M w. III ACk&. M. A.. surgeon
1v1s Dentint. Office on Sscond-St., $500
between Main and johnson streets, Keo1
kuk, Iowa. 111U
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mr. rH1CrT 1 cU .rr : nrrrr
| llLLINUHHDl,I LANE IL I'll Ell.
|
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LfCIy DNACTiptlUn Vi hdllTOdQ fuFnNnlDg 6OOOk.
Direct A0exfs for American Manufacturer
M ,ss M.,n .,roo. vporrU row.
aprTdem
~ .U.,,, 800.
w. III. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
Grocers and Produce Dealers,
NO. 1Is MAIN-sT.,
AEoh oA..'..''.'.'....'''.' ''''..''''''~'."lo"A'
uENRY AMEs' celebrated
Ii SUGAR CURED HAMS always on
hand and for sale by W. AUSTIN co.
July 70, os-ddw
LARD.
4 PRIME article by the Dbl. or at retail, for
n sale by w. IL. AUSTIN u CO.,
jy23ddw lis Msin-st.
SUGa..x
4 IL oras,ss 10 N q
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Powdered,
and Clarified,
for sale Low by ". III. AUSTIN A CO..
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Facts in Dentistry.
DT. L.. &. uNGEhkOLL, Denttst,
Desires to call the special attention of those who
wish 70 preserve their Teeth to the following
@6F A CT = :dl86

4. The skill of the Dentist is seen in his
In preserving the natural organs.
II. The Teeth may be preserved through life.
III. Teeth affected with decay mast be attended
10 in season.
Nv. Timely and skillfal filing with pure gold
is certain remedy for decay.
v. Ii Is a serious neg ect to wait for tooth-ache
t. drive the sufferer TO a Dentist.
vi. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency Of decay.
VIZ. Many suffer for years with Neuralgia of
the face, stomach and lungs, from no other cause
than bad Teeth.
VIII. Bad Teeth disfgur the countenance, in
feet the breath, derange the stomach, impair
health, distract the nerves, and war with good
ture.
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SAND PAPER.
Sn REAMS Baxter's FIRST quality, numbers o,
~ l, 1, 2, B, and assorted, for sale very low by
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
Juno 3 80 Main-st.
"a BOXES summer pressed Candies, good ar
\ " ticle, for sale by
Julyl7d KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
WHOLE NO., 431.

his stomach large quantity of frothy mucus,
and from that moment the spasms ceased, and
there was also a relief from the other more
prominent symptoms of the disease. He gradu-
ally grew better as this treatment continued,
and at length became able 10 attend to his du-
lies, which he has done with but slight inter.
missions ever since.
Almost every day, although, we believe, he
mas not been at any time confined TO his bed,
| mere has been recurrence Of the disease,
which, however, had Jeen promptly checked by
the same means which wrought such a mracu.
lous change in the tir>l instance. He now al.
tends to his business daily, aud when this con-
traction of the throat makes its apPear he
doses himself largely with the preparation,
which he kreps continual about him, and i'm
medlatey y upon this dscEargc from the stomach
becomes we'll
Ameng the numerous cases Of this terrible
disease, which occur every season in large
Giles, whore no prospect is left for the escape
OF the sufferer from what is even more to fear
han death itself, # oue could be thus saved all
he wrrlhlng agony and pain Of even one day
which is spent at The mercy of those spasmt,
which are It's prcullarty, our purpose IN making
this publication will have been attained.
The story, as we have related il, is strictly
true IN every puriicular, audi the medicine
may be obtained at almost any drug store in
The country, It's use may prevent q great deal
nt suffering, and pr0habiy save many life
At all events the case is worthy Of note, as
showing that although the virus may not be en-
tIreiy eradcaIed from the system, it at least
may be controlled in It's effects
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
N. KOSSUTH AND TIE WAR.

M. Kossulh, with reference to whose move
mentS there has Of late been much speculation,
has addressed the following " warning " to his
teliO"-conniry men In the United States. 1t
seems TO nave Oeen written immediately prior
to his departure trom London for Genoa
10 The Hungarian E1HeS residing in tie
mated Mates At the lime Of the late Crl-
mean War, several Of my exied telIow-coun-
'rymen brought great misery upon themselves
ny throwing up theIr situations, aud leaving The
United States for Europe, without having Ia ken
care TO ascertain whether or not circumstances
warranted the step.
fear the present state of European affairs,
together with p; rty vague, partly exaggera-
ted partly uht1' ndcd reports, may have IA sm.
lar effect
| consider H. therefore, to be my duty to
warn my exiled fellow countrymen in America,
that ii IS not get time for them TO more.
Grave considerations forbid NY entering on
prema ure eX lanations. Suffice It to say that,
though the sky is frightening promlsngly, we
have yet great difficulties TO overcome.
Due care Is taken, not only of the interests of
our country, but also especially OF their per
sonn interests.
They shall be upprised in due time. But the
time has not yet come. Let them patiently,
let them confidently wait Any inc0nsderaie
rashness might bring personal rum on them,
without the slightest advantage to tho public
cause. KOssUTH.
LONDON, England, June Q, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

CrJ- The French papers relate the following
A corporal Jumped INTO hackney coach on lne
bouleyard.. " Where to!" said The coachniah'
:. IN g,ory," was the answer. The coachmaa
scratched his head and looked puzzled. Ass
that vou are" said he son OF Mars, "dontyou
know the Lyons railway station"
G-4~A a late visitor to Cuba divides the inhabi-
.nIs into TWO classes-one of which makes
living by manufacturing cigars, and the other
! hv smoking them.
ny. An Ohio editor recently took c"tem-
,orary to task for cuSy ing choice scraps from
his editorial columns and not giving credit tos
them. The cotempnrnry replied by saying he
q did not do credit buslneSs!"
0-.5- When a certain young man ofrank, no.
ted for his dssput!ons, asked the valet he was
f about to engage. whether he could furnish some
, security for his honesty" What. sir! secsrl'
W." exclaimed Jeames, it is who ought 10
demand security for iny wages
!. mr. The Courier de Paris says that over
,hs cate of the cemetery of the little town oI
pn,da,ux department of Drome, has stately beer
= no;n,ed the inscription: "llere are buried
!, onlv the deud who live 10 the parish"
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
SINGULAR CASE OF HYDR0PHoBIA
Man Becomes Mad almost Daily fer neSrty
TtOenty Years-D8scOrery Of Prerent'pe
Ofthe Disease.

A Man Becomes Mad almost Daily fer ncSriy
TLOenty YearS- Discovery Of q Preventive
ofthe Disease.
[Frors the Cincinnati Enquirer, June
A remarkable case of hydrophobla came to
our knowledge few days ago, and may be OF
interest lnasmuch us It suggests the possibility
of cure.
Almost twenty years ago. a man named
Clarke. who resides 10 jamestown, Ky, little
town about three mules from this city, was bit
ten by dog which proved to be rabld, and IN
short time afterward he was taken with the
mast violent symptoms of thai terrible disease
The malady which, as Is well kaown sOme'
times exists IN the system a number OF Years
one or two cases are known of twenty years
standing-bet0re il makes It's appearance III all
its violence did not, in this instance, prove I'M
medlutely fatal, and by the eXertIons OF his
| physicians and his friends, the spasTns were Ior
short time delayed, and the patient regalneu
good degree of health.
| A few DAYS, however, only elapsed when he
again perceived a recurrence OF MS ulsP's't'o"
to bite and snap, together with the ha'leu oi
water, and a spasmodc contraction "i 'he
throat by which the disease is characterized
and looked n severe aud much more violent at
tack than the first, during which even the ply
| slcIans who attended MN gave up the Cdse u
hopeless, and LETT him to die.
by some means, however, this fact came t.
the knowledge of some person who had hear'
from wh0t source we cannot tcl!--tFat
med cine known TO Botanic Physicians as IN
Third Preparation, had been found beneficial u
such cases, and he was recommended to Try u
HIS friends, who had no hope that he wouiu
saved, at first thought it would be k'ndness
,llo,v death To end his misery, and retuseu !
! ! make any attempt to further Prolong an exi
= teDce which, if preserved, could only keep
by whom ho was surrounded in constant tenr
: being contaminated, and 10 danger of violenc
from their parent and friend.
After much deliberaton, they at length col
:, cludcd to try the experiment, and procure
10 some of the medicine we have named, which
com posed Of apsicum and the tinctUres OF lob
u liza and myrrh, and making it very strong OF Il
It tInclures, gave it to hlm in sufficient doses
produce thorough emesis. be threw frc
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
Written for tie Smyrna Times.
Weinent0 Mori.

I'M 5 on the Death of THOMAS SAKDE
FORMERLY OF CAMDEN, DELAWARE.
Death has with his icy touch.
lis iron heart his iiendsh clutch,
lis cOunlenaEce of hclllSh guise,
Stricken one that cannot rise
Til! judgment Day permits hlm.
He cut the brittle thread If life
With TransgressOn's fatal kmle--
Ushered forth his clptlve's soul
To the one intended goal.
Tilt Jesus could release it.
C.oIhed IN terrgr and dismay
Travelled 10 the place where lay
A Of Jesus precious blood,
And there ghastiy phanlOn stNod
But could not fright our brother.
Righteousness had hecn his garb,
Isfaels KING had been his Lord.
The blood of Christ he trusted in
As beng tit 10 clepi>e from SIN
Ills once polluted spIril.
lie fell by Ii, ath but, as he fell,
lie conquered deuIh, combined with hell:
Ills spirit SCARED 10 realms above,
10 bask VI his Kedcemer's love.
Thus died our happy brother
IIlLIsBoRo, June 20, 1859. ANON.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

THE CABLE ENTERPRIsE.--The London
Times expresses doubt as TO the success of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company in raising the
means necessary to go forward with their en-
lerpfse in the face OF two new Companies,
each Of which, unfeuered by debt and without
troubling the Government, is actually preparing
10 lay cheap Atlantic Cables. One of these
Companies proposes line Of ropes, and the
capital, which is to be E500,0O0 is already be-
ing subscribed. The ropes will DE of light
aud flexible texture, aud it is stated that no
difficulty whatever Will be experienced in lay
iOg auG securing them.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
RECEPTION OF THE NEWS AT PARIS

lOAN OE L NE w - n IAIblO
So satisfied were the French of the brililancy
of their vIctory, that Paris was not only lllu-
minated, but that cannon were firing from all
forts aud military positions IN and around Paris,
and on the 7lh, at noon, NOtre Dame was filled
with the presence OF the great officers Of the
Empire, and OF the military, under the lead of
the Empress. chanting the Ie Deum, 10 thanks
for the victory. The Empress and the Prln-
cess Clothllde were received in the Streets on
their way. with the lveiest demonstrations Of
enthusiasm.
During the ceremony, the Empress annnunc-
ed to the Munster OF War that the Generals
McMahon aud Regnault de Saint Jean d. An
gely had been made Marshals by the Emperor
on the field of battle.
The body of General Espinasse Chilled at
! Magenia) has been embalmed, TO be luken home
to France. The Empress herself caused In,
death of General Clerc to be announced to hls
wife as having died " glorlously the widow.
consolation!
Hayre, on the 7th and on the night Of The
i 7th, was 10 high State OF excitement aud glet
over the vic,ory. Flags adorned all the public
places. and mapy of the private houses.
The ladies' OF France, under the direction q
the Empress, were all engLgng 10 the makl@i
of lint tor the wounded oil the French aud Aus
tran army taken prisoners. The wlie ot III
Minis er of War had started the movement
which was becoming "tashIonabe and gene
ral The loud Official calf for lint shows wbO
havoc war is making IN the army.
Ii was on Sunday that the dispatch from tn
. Emperor reached the Empress. She caused
! to be printed 10 placards the streets, aud
: be teegro phed TO the prefecIs throughout a
France, SO that ON Sunday, evening and nigh
; the rejoicing wus general IN The Empire. I'll
!. Empress herself on Sunday night rode tbroue
> sunle OF the principal streets, where the GROVE
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

The FASTEST TRorrING Team IN THE
WoRLD-Ihe ~ Y Lcdger in The Lead
We are informed that MIR. Bonner, OF the Led
ger. not satisfied with dlsuncing everything
10 the two hemlspheres IN the literary line. has
determined also 10 lead he extreme advance II
the way Of priva,e trotllng teams, aud viii
lhat view has purchased, from COl. Hall, th'
celebrated lrOtIer Lantern aud his mate. giving
| for the palr the round sun of $lO,OOU.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

OF They have duck in Waupacca. Wis,
md il has four legs. Ducks here have not SO
many, aud get along very WE'LL
OF John G. SAKE, Esq, the poet, was 90
Thursday nominaied for Governor of Vermont
by The Democracy of that State.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

EXTENSION OF THE DELAWARE RAILROAD
We earn, says the DeIa,oarean, that the
bridge over the Nanticoke, at Seaford, con-
nectIng the Delaware Railroad with the road
now being built from Seaford to Salisbury, Md,
was cump'e,ed this week so as to allow vessels
to pass through the " draw" Next week the
rails are 10 be sent down TO lay the track 10
Laurel and il is expected cars can be passed
over the road 10 that town in about three weeks
from thence lhe road will be pushed with the
utmost dispatch to Salisbury.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

thronged her cOrriage, and even clung to the
wheels, crying out in the loudest terms-long
i've the Emperor, the Empress, aud the young
Prince, too who was not forgotten.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

Or The President, it is stated, will make
hs annual visit 10 his annual summer retreat.
ihs Bedford Springs, about the middle Of July,
where lie will abide for about two weeks. In
sfew days he will 90 tolhe Soldiers Home. 10
ssc'ps the heat Of Washington, until October.