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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19

PLANT PEAS DEEP.-The theory re-
Gently advocated of planting peas very
deeply in the earth, in order to prolong
the bearing capacity Of the vines, has
also been tested in Williamstown, Mass,
and found to be correct. A farmer told
me that he ploughed furrow beam deep,
then scattered the seed at the bottom;
after which he turned deep furrow upon
them with his plough, covering them, il
possible, to the depth of twelve or four.
teen inches. They pushed their way up
through the thick mass of earth very
soou, and, instead Of turning yellow at
the bottom, and dying after the first
gathering, they blossomed and bore until
he was tired Of picking the pods. II
such result will uniformly be realized
from tho plan, pea culture may be made
more profitable than hithcrto.-Homestsad
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19
E-At Durham, England. Catholic

EEAt Durham, England, Catholic
priest refused to give evidence as to the
party from whom he had received certain
property, on the score that by doing so
he would reveal matters Of the confession
al. The Justice adjudged him guilty of
contempt Of court, and committed him to
Jail. In this country, decisions in COM
mon law have been made, sustaining the
rights Of Pricststo retain inviolable secrets
with which they have been entrusted at
the confessional. H
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19
DUTY.

What a world Of meaning is comprised
in this little word. Hon. RoDGER A
PRYoR, in concluding his eloquent eulogy
of his Congressional predecessor; thusforc-
bly, expatiated on its Importance:
1t lies i'll one word--DuTy That was
the inscription on the banner under which
our friend fought lifelong fight, and he
fell with its folds wrapt closely about him.
Duty, with him, was always the first and
the last consideration. Every thing else
was subservient and secondary. 1t was
his polar star--hs heavenly beacon--by
which he calmly steerel his course, no
natter how dark the mig hit or tempestuous
the sea. And hc has safely finished the
voyage II life and entered the port Of
Immortality. There the shining waters
flow plac,dly; no dangers threaten and no
storms arise. Peace to his ashesl Honor
to his memory! For ourselves, this is
the teaching which h.s whole life Affords
Powers ..apart,
Possessions vanish, and opinions change,
And passions hold huctuntng sea-;
But mid the storm of circumstances unshalscn
And subject neither to eclipse nor wGnc,
Duty exists--immutably survives"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19
Post Omcc Notice.

MAILS AKNINE.
Eastern Mails daily At r.. NJ.
ror.snouh Bay City mail daily m6P.M
Way mail from Flint daily at l2I r. 81.
vassar TusoolA mail scmi.weekly, ,..
Tuesday and Fridays
ysginaw City mail daily at2. p n.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern mails daily at p. NJ
Porsspouth a Bay City daily at 7 A. ~.
Way mail TO Flint daily at p. NJ
yassar Tuscola, Scm-weekly mail Mondays and
Thursdays st r. NJ
Saginaw City Mail daily st ]? NJ.
Onice hours from Z A. NJ 10 l2i p. NJ, and from
p N. 10 81 r. N.
q. @. HESS. p. NJ.
East Saginaw, August 4, 1859.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19

East Saginaw Courier.
GEO. r. LEWIS, Proprietor.
rublshed every Thursday merrs at the City Of East
Saginaw, Michigan.
TERMS,--elbc 4 year Invariably ip advance

RATES OF ADVERTISING. 0tA1
One sQsme yi5 lines or iess) week. sLo0
r" each succeeding week, gtl Is
One 46urth Column, Year, e20D0
half 500
whole 60bO
Rusinesa cards lines or less, I#tt 500
othsf terms made known On .rrsieaaon ., the
Yearly advertisers viii be entitled &c card In the
Business Directory gratis.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19
w. T.. r.. LITTLE d CO.,
AETiI WII.IlEY.

Justice Of ths Peace; Office with Dillingham; Rob
inson, will attend promptly to the regunr business
Of his ofnee, eonvcyancing executing OF papes
collection, kc EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19

As thclr TInche cows The game;
They come fleet as forcs, deer
Wen drive them back as tame"
Even at that anxious moment could
not help laughing at the idea of Ralph
quoting poetry = of that grim Saul
among the prophets.
/ went to keep mp Kste's spirits. She
bore up gallantly, poor child, and l left
her tolerably calm. She believed in me
as a "plunger" to an enormous extent,
and in Mohun still more. When / re-
turned my companions were in the gale
ry. This ran round two sides Of the hall,
which went up TO the roof The only
access 10 the upper part of the house was
by stone staircase Of single fight
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19
ION PRINTING.

JOB PRINTING.
Connected with the Courier Office Is New and Ex-
tensve Jos PRiSrIsG EsrADLisHxEsr, wherein Plain
asd Ornamental Printing Of every description will
b. done In the latest and most fashionable style.
Patronage is solicited GEO. y. LEWIS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19
Travellers Directory.

GOING EAST.
A- su-->rl's stas.' leaves daily for Flint and
NH.uv A ana. J. M, connecting with
d. q M. X. w. 10 Detroit
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19
BUTTER.

BUTTER
DRIME Oakland County Butter, sweet aud nice,
l at only l6 cents pound may always be found
ss the storeof M G. MOWER Co.
lack SCREWS FOR RAISING BUILDINGS,
al for sais OF 10 let by thed davshv HESS n mo
CHEET MUSIC.--fN GkEAI VAKIEIi IIiIs
Oday rsesivsd By szprsss, sod for sAle BY
CYRTNGBS-0 IN kisds ed dsss, Rubbsr.
- nsaal olnn. - uBA 90
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22
1ubIit GSaLfs.
BY +. W. BENNETT a. Co

| DFLNNET"H ~
| AA1hMn on Of VALUABLE PROPERTY IN BAL
from let of Attorney the sbctb OIL aqfhoty derive
instant at 10 peeaE on MONDAY, the eth Of Angus
lying in rBIf TRACT OR PART OF TRACT OF LAM
Pleasure" which was coDy vad ~ Hope ala
gage bearing date the I'D @ and wife by Of mort
6ea aGoPg n MOrge Of Bamo G ana
This valuable tract Of land les G n v,o
aboat fFfHf!n RCR 1sSq and
avenme Central Railway and near the Cbsrs on
and half miles by bn the city by the former and 1--WE
Reynod e swami Lake. and of the nd ~ asspg
Is eligible TO- ISdHey Pope Carpenter others Il
This sal. pres lots Of five acres each
eligible locations fo ana others DESTROYS of OBJ
easy access Bamor me railroad and avenue afordng
be pad in Gi e sa % sbd Se purchase money
'nS' with interest and security upon credit of six
,sso,ssas,.g7 T.w. DE} &HEE5!TFGS CO. ESE.
BIZ i1GEItTON q KEYS,
- Uops BA !, ri aE,
: CORNER EE0 (,$ IA 4T9 $ARAToGA STREETS,
CARRIAGES,
- BY PUBLIC AUCT10NS Nm N''' &C.
rta afssS & l;AE viii II f,yArE e CONTRACT
memo m + ny Pr TuS G aqTc9R Of Horss Car
The undersigned have NGS tl@oughout the year com.
at a heavy expense, for the
nave made arrangements wltthe above Establishment
iacturers Of the Eastern States 1.-THE above articles and
inent OF the best built LIGHT Iof the largest mann
"TA9ONS ia RNESS, etc, always9n extensive assort
This establishment will giYe great adj s. CARRIAGES,
wishing to dispose of Horses Carriaged.
ing TO purchase the srctest rules will res to persons
Horses must correspond strictly with the those want
at SALE or the money will be refunded the prCed.
sales OF Carriages and Horses not warranted given
Al Horses for sale will be exhibited at the ownerSbed
at ib t III OF saddle Of which notice must be
free of charge
~ All Horses must be at the Bazaar by o'clock on the
morning of sale.
aul0-lm EGFRTON VEvS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22
agricultural.
ELIDE, or CALIFORNIA GUANO,
Imported this year. The reputation of this Ceebra
GuanO is now well established to require no CONN
dalton at hands We are pleased to inform farm
that sell this Guano at prices greatly below hos
last year
P1CIFYC OCEAN GUANOS
JOHNSON'S ISLAND.
very rich phOsphatc Guano, containing 63 per cent


rich phosphate GuanO, containing 63 per cent
Bone Phosphate of Lime rer of Ammonia, combined
with other valuable properties.
We have been appointed by W. II. Webb ESD, of New
York Sole Agents for the State Of Mary land sale
OF the
BAKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND GUANO
And prepared TO furnish the genuine article the
abshed price of the importer. The cargoes have
sale are OF direct importation into this
best ever yet brought into the the country
The Baker sIand contains 81 II per Bone Phos
phate OF Lime, and pronounced by eminent chemists the
richest and most concentrated Guauo in the market
W. llLn % rnIs IN LIZ lrL .L.al
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Stotks, Gxtbangs, TT.

Stocks, Gstbangs, tit.
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
y anl6d JOSIAH LEE Il co,
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
" aul6.f JOSIAH LEE & CO
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA IsT MORT
Ga 6s BQSPS gGarsnteed by City of Baltimore for
sale ny Joolah LEE q GU aul6u
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- BONDS of 1880 wanted by
auIO-u NO. "A Second street
CITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
aulO-tf No. "a second street.
National FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
1 aa STOCK wanted by No. ssS stddnS street
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
jul7tf Basement chesapeake Bank
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by sAML. HARRIS, Jr,
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
S Bonds for sale by Ba AME dHhARR
E1IREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
ja1 z sA hassHtn H Ghs!sPss2s Bank
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
17A CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted by
aulO-f No. "a Second street.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- For sale by KNOX & CO,
aulS-tf Grocer's Exchange
STERLING.-fsO09 O-day Bill on London for
S ops.e,f by JAS CORNER = SONS
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
o25-d 90 South street
old SILVER COIN WANTED by -
Jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
BY corner f RsIf;mo1 Go sv5 CO.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap2s:tf Exchange Place
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
Jll-u --.t'. IS Buchanans wharf
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
~, ... PHILIP COVER & CO,
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED By
~ PHILIP COVER & CO.,
jsl.h corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
n UICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITSl
RAgE 4 s 81 " EEb
sRff and
H anu w PL4IN RSp FANCY WIRE work,
Coat Vest and Pantaoon Stands, Wove Wre Sleeves and
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL p.
No. 50 EUTAw STREET,
RBoR GaR v fSis nni Fo%
STANDS made to order at the shortest notice. my25f
DOARDING.-SI OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
the cold and shower bath Location very cen.
tr,l Transient boarders accommodated and furnished
rooms let without board. Apply at 20 NORTH GAY ST.
a few doors north OF Fayette. aul3t
THE PIONEER MILLS, AT ALEXANDRIA,
Il VA, NOW BEING IN OPERATION, CAN FURNISH
CARG0ES OR LESS QUANTITIES OF EXTRA AND
SUPER FLOUR of superior quality at short notice His
years experience with the personal superntendance
selection and manufacture of the Wheat warrants
s sg Ss s R MIN He that the Fu sup
relied on TO keep for any voyage. n rf.E fa
-l ..s. .... I'D. ...f..- : G. Y. W0RTHINGTON,
t Agent Of Alexandria Milling COMPANY.
Pioneer Mills July 2Sth. jn3Hd6eO3ni
DARAFINE VARNISH.-A very desirable
preparation for all kinds OF IRON WORK necessarily
exposed to the weather 1t will retain its and wear
longer than of the black paints For sale
AMMIDON & CO.,
julpH No. South Liberty street
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= -
AmNstMfNts.

FOR SIX EVENINGS ONLY.
Il NR. FORREST,
After q retirement Of
OVER fOCR YEARS PROM TIE STAGE,
Will resume his profession and make his first appearance
the
HOLLID4Y STREET THEATRE,
On MONDAY EVENING, Aug. q,
AS 'sHAMLET.''
lie will be sus aimed by
carefully selected company,
and his plays produced with
historical accuracy.
Fare fidelity to the time and text viii be noticed in all Tie
appointments and costumes of the stage
To secure such important results
Mr.. Forrest will only appear
. THREE NIGHTS EACH WEEK
ON KONDAI, WFDNESD4Y AND FRID4Y
EFENINGS
The prices in consequence will BE-
SOMEWHAT ADVANCED
rs The Box s ct will be open on Wednesday, at the
Theatre betw ard and and O'clock when seats
may be secured for three six nights
Seats be obtained MonIay, or any ether single
night, on Saturday, at the Theatre.
Secured seats 81. au2c6t
DE0PLES THEATRE,
FRONT STREET,
OPEN AT CHEAP PRICES.
Engagement of the celeb at d American Tragedian,
i b. ROBERTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Angus 20, 1850
To commerce with
ANEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
Sir Giles OVerreach j. B. Roberts
Concluding with the farce called the
LIMERICK ROY.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22
? y ~ ftIII'F VI IIfETEIg
WHITE MEXICAN GUANO,

WHITE MEXICAN GUANO,
A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO,
hARYLAND CO.'S SUPER.PHOSPHATE OF LIME
REESE AND ETrLEWELI2S MANIPULATED GUANO.
NAVASSA AND SpMBRERO GUANO
The State Inspectors Analysis of the above Guanos to-
geter with Analysis of the celebrated chemists of the
country, can be seen at cur Warehouses.
p. MALCOM x co,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANO,
NooD STREET, BOwLY'S WHARF,
Opposite New Corn and Flour Exchange,)
iul3eoti Baltmnre Md
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22
G0atstt0N.
MISS d. r. KILBOURN'S
4VA DAY AND BOARDING SCH Oh

MI lSS ID. t. kILBOURNS
4Vl DAY AND BOARDING SCH Oh
YorNG! I LADIES.
Der lch The Prnc9ai viii be BY corps Of Vel
I n and vii Be MADE &
& KIT the sn1yng S 1 @ be TO
to secuc Improvement this department: Additional at
S s b haEs Tit
certain portion of time will each day be set apart for III
ography etc. and converse with them these subj cts
Nns eysTy FOR
Particular attention is given to these subjects which viii
For further particulars see circular to he obtained at Mr.
the Principal, 562 W Favette street au2l-lmr
WILLIAM BEVERLY BROWN, A. B.,
wv (HARvARD C0LLEGE) wiz re open his School for
Mclean and at Madison aSs ven s"'s OF
classical, ENGLISH AND
REy s. HITcRcGcE will Esspen hs School !hs
street. between Charles and Liberty streets au2 If
MIR. AND MRS. A. B. EUSTIS' ENGLISH
INLAND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, at
The duties Of this School n WILL ' b REsuSED on
Circulars can be obtained by application to the Principals
at their residence. aul6h
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
The FIFTH ANNuhL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September The of instruction in the usual
branches full and thorough being under the direction OF
efficient Faculty Of able and Xperenced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
vaages of the Christian family, are invited to examine the
School,
Fo terms of admission and further information, address,
Rev GEO LEWIS STA LEY Principal, Mount Washington
Baltimore Co, Maryla do juiT-tf
Ill No 27l MADISON AVENUE
REV. BENJAMIN B. GKISWoLD, NJ. 4.
This Protestant Episcopal School WILL REOPEN ON
WEDN ESDAY, September 5th
E< NUMBER STRICTLY LIN TED.
CIRCULARS at James s. Waters and at c. W. Eyans&
Co.'S bookstores au2O m, w,tSst
I literary INSTITUTE
- FOR YOUNG LADIES,
N CAREY STREET NEAI FRANKLIN SQUARE,
Miss /. CUMMING, Principal
This Boarding and Day School will its duties
the first Monday in SEPTEMBER. .....
Circulars be obtained the Book Store OF lfessrs
G. W Evans Co.. lG West Baltimore street, at the resi-
dence OF the Principal. an20-eolm
A CADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
IN No 2G5 MADISON AVENUE, |
doors above Bidde street
The undersigned propose to OPEN THEIR SCHOOL ON
THE TENTH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT.
In this institution the usual branches of Female Educa
ton taught in the most approved and thorough manner
French is spoken in the School, and those sch0 suh
GENTLY advanced to do certain branches in that
JOSEPHINE T. F. DEBELEM !
CATHARINE A. DRINKER.
For terms references &C. circulars TO he procured at
the School, MessrS Cushings Bailey, and McSsrs Miller
h Beacham. au7wf&mtSl |
<dEE5> WYKEHAM SCHOOL, l53 |
Z...>>]~<1Ne-t(ZA n ETTTAW Baltimore
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

est possible price consistent with reasonable profit
would solicit visit from those in want of Furs for
eher Ladies' or Children's Wear and an inspection
OF my selection Of those goods, satisfied am of nv
ability TO please III every desired essential.
~ Persons at distance, who may fin it inconve-
nent 10 call personally need only name the artcle
they whsh, together with the price, and instructions
Tor sending, and forward The order to nv address
money accompanyIng-tO insure a satisfactory COM
pnahce win their wishes. sep6.5m
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
Furniture and UphoIstering
WarehOtse.

Ihe undersigned respectfully informs his cosiom.r
and The public that he has enlarged his place of bust
ness IN an elegant and splendid STYLE and keens cnn
namty on hand large assortment O lashionabIe Fir
NrrURE' Of all kInds. manufactured with especinI
care ny ms own wOrknen, and under his own suner
vlsion' lilo also recommends 10 the public his wiz
invented and improved SOia. BedsIead and Lounges,
which for convenience and ease anything ave-
used before, Spring Hair and Husk Matt node
IN the best style. Ills prices are remarkably Low
and he sOliciIs share Of public patronage
=, JOHN A. BAUER,
No 255 8 SSecond street. above Sprunce PhiIadclphIa
NH I9-lY
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
PHILADELPHIA.
raPer Hanging manufacturers
(F4LL TRADES
Howell a. DAy,,,I.

atuv,hg ng removed - their New Store. cor F,,,,h
sI' are now prepared to oiIar To the M
RoiJers "4u E,. 'tegani assortment Of WALL PAPtR
N,' al OF the newest and best designs from Ih H.
nFc0p IS9 aG1e T[tiSe to The finest GOLD and IEIIEr
ment of UpHVii, !" tiS,i me establish
oc'lI''m ~ f. cor. Fourth 4 Mlrkrl. Phii.J.o
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
NPECTINE,
Fac Persian Fever Chor,n

p " t'c prevention and cure of Ettr emil d,ye ,,3
''t""S I'"EN. Ihts WONDERFUL remedy vu. tr,,,,I :,
'v N'p"'e'Ee {" The present rroprIcinrs nv a tr,,I
Laud. - -" CIFIa ana lie Holy
" l'le gong Gown the river Euphraies he excer;o,,
wa ~ S'''' a''ack ct Fever and Agne On d,s,,','ar
E "'' ,"h"lI"'" one OF The Buaimcn took fr,n, H.; 49,
S'n an hM"7. saying, - IoIr MS ami M Err - ~ n
'"" 5"4' AHh"ueh ncredGlousas Ia, lis vIri,,cs i
.o''li f"' ana experienced Immediate rallrt auJ Ls
al ay> found II an ciec!ual proteclhl from th
lnhIarIous complaints A'''ii '"e
IN o't Iur'htF Investigation he found thnt the hoo,no
"'',"'" - u miraculous pnWers and sa,n iLot !,
'''H "'''! ne "bialhCd from the Priests oi il, s.,
,''"Iit Hiltf"dfd the gentleman IN cnuver.,,,,, 49,
= H'S', "H'a!Hed from hun the secret of NJ ,-,
MN anu az efalhed where Ike medicinal horns ,,
'I.'" VI winch 1t was compuuuGcd. The vu,4ertnl
''|'' vi 'hIS AI!lclc have IHaurcd fpIt heli, m III
',"S o ,'' natives IN The miraculous healu, ,,I,er
OF ther Pnesls. ''''''s i""eIS
i''' ny us return to America il has been tried with
LUZ nhPPieSl elect hy evcra Ladies and Gentlemen
u "'sn ChaTacIeT. Whh have gwen II the most m,
fuI,'Hed praise. Tins remedy having been sprcIi,
!" e'sia Tor hundreds of years for the nreveu,,nn
| u"u cure "l feNer and Ague and Bilious Feyers-,.
NV o'HIeo 10 the a nrrcan pe",le.
II VIII be sent by mail, prepaid, with full directions
''I use. on receipt OF one dollar.
n IhcIphI Depot and Mnniactury ISIS AIoin {,
~ n1lcnihoHd. Va, Branch Olllce Bank of Commorco |
Building. New York. Address
!e2Sly. John WITCOv eCO
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
ny stand yc all the day idIe!'
GAS FITTING

/ would respectfully call the attention or,bo
GItlzens OF Smyrna to the stock of GAS FIV.
!, oNE0 Tor sale at the shop. opposite Foxwell's
liotei' on Main St., aud at MIR. Jacob Raw
mond's Store. '1eOO nay
The Gas Works being rapidly pushed for.
~aru' 'nose who have subscribed to take tho
uas' ana other citizens will plea Sc leave their
orders Tor Gas Fitting as soon as possible So
IN Inat thelr houses can be lighted up when the
GaS S1as, IS turned on to the town. SERVICE
rIPE i,n, CANNOT BE PUT IN AFTER TIE
GROUND FREEZES. - =
Having employed first class workmen, and
uolng the WORK at low prices, | hope to merit
the patronage ofthe Gas consumers in Snyrna
CIlAS. N. TRUMP, Agt. A. G. ".
CEFShop on Main ST., opposite Fcxwells IIo.
tel. sa,',n
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
Miscellaneous Advertisements,
PcninsuIar Railroad Line.

CHANGE or HOURS.
On and alter Monday, Oct. /, 1860,
Trains for the accommodation of
passengers will run as follow until
further notice: (Where mol other
wise noted, naIIy except Sundays
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
$l.50 PER DAY,

Ihe undersigned, having renewed their lease for n
et years have entirely reied The house, having
P1Ialeu carpeled anc reiurnIshed throue hOut
rhe location Of this House is unsurpassed. beino
io ine widest ana most pesent part OF Chestnut 81
m muesly opposite The Old State House. near the places
Third Sis, and convenient to the citv RaInaJ th
fare. NV '''y iol hdH-ume
ne rooms are large. well lighted. have superior
comfort WI" cure lor
we are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits and
vegetables from Farm beOngldg % us and which is
managed exclusively for the Hotel '' -
lie prOprleiOrs the American assure tber Cr;o,d
anu patrons mat no pains Will be spared to make The
appointments OF this Hotel complete and its table
pare IaVorably with the best houses in the UnIon.
Jan 10 'G0-ly. WYATT a. HFIfITN1:c 'i'%,
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
y To persons out of EmpIOymenL-G
AGENTS WANTED.

In Every County in the United States.
10 engage in the sale Of of the best and most
elegantly illustrated works published
Our publications of The most interesting harae.
Ter adapted TO the wants of the Farmer Mechanic and
merchant they are published in the best sIy 10 and
nonnd IN the most substantial manner and are worthy
place IN The Library Of every Household in the
VI To men Of enterprise and industrious habits,
ls business offers an opportunity for profitable sn'
Poyment seldom To he met with
W PERSONS desiring to act agents will receive
Promptly by mail full particulars. terms dc by Sd'
uresSing LEARY, GGTZ Il Co. Publishers,
oStle Sfa no. 22i North Second st., Fhiadel Phia.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
MADAME SCHlVEND'S
Rnfalliblc Powders

Fc,cts .o IPSeuy and etecuaI of,n Inammoiions
G'erS rheumatism d! spcpsa and Liver C""',,'
aJs "'atri " ana all Acute aHd Chronic Diseases -"
A0u''' anu 'hiidrtn Send cent sllmp IN bor A,,
UnnJ,ods or,. G.. b JONES
~ "Sl'uS s oi testimonials. Box 2U1O phia p n
~ Agehry > W. Cor. Third q A.ch Sis orilI In
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06
PUMP MAKINO.

--1fThe subscriber would nform the eitizeps of
SMYRNA andvicinity thathe is now prepared TO
ss's Make and Repair Pumps,
ON the most accommodating terms. All orders
ieft at hls honse-West Methodist st. -or sent
ny mail viii be promptly attended TO.
sep6 ly ROBERT ]. MOORE
Smyrna times., 1860-12-06

NorE-Trains leave Seaiord, Cannons, Bridge.
VINE, Greenw00d, ana FarmlngtOn, for Phllade phia
on lueiday Thursday aId Saturday mornings, re-.
turning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings
Tram leaves Milford every Monday, "Wednesday
and ridaJ morning at 30; returning OH Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings at 9lS
Morning Train South To connect at Sealorl on Tues
days thursdays AMI Saturdays with Sea boat to Nor
iOlk
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Wilmington for New Castle 735 AM
Leave New Castle for Whining ton and PHI lade pha
$50 A. arriving at Philadelphia 1925 AN
Passengers by Evening Trans between Baltimore
and Delaware Railroad can spend night at Whining.
ton and proceed next day by giving Cunduc-
tor. and procuring sIOp-Over Check.
Both TralI 5 going North make close connections
Tor New York. E.Q SEWALL. Jr.,
Supl Del baiIroad