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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-02
SHERIFF SALE
STATE OF LOUISIANA. J
Parish. of Ouachita, :

JOSEPH CH1rMAN, VS.. JASPER McMARr1N.
DY virtue of writ of f. ia. issued out of
seized and will offer for sale, at the Court
House door, in the town of Monroe, on Satur-
day, the 4th day of August, 1860, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following des-
crbed property. to-wit:
One Gold Patent Lever Watch, seized as the
property of defendant, and will be sold to sat-
isly said suit and costs
TERMS OF SALE--Cash. with the benefit o,
apprisement. &c
R. A. ALLEN, by, Sheriff.
Monroe, July 5th, 1860. 5t-$6.
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IL doz, Spaulding's
Liquid Glue, II dozen
Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches, 6 doz. Brians' Pull
monte Waters, 6 doz,
Winchester's Syrup Of
the Hypophorphatis,
G doz. Blair & Wieth's
Syrup of the Phos-
pilates, ..............
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Scientific and Practical
WATCH AND CLOCK
NJ Xxx Err,
JOH N M I T. l. T. r
COLUMBIA, LA.

COLUMBIA, LA.
~ Every description Emo
MH of Watches, Clocks, fl III
$$Sal Music Boxes and S4ASG@
-TT3 Jewelry, carefully repaired.-
s@Twenty-two years of practical
experience in the business, entities him
to give the assurance that his work
will not be surpassed by any establish
ment in Louisiana.
An assortment of Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry, Of all descriptions; also,
Watch Chrystals, Fine Gold and Steel
Keys, Hands, and all other articles in
his line, always ON hand. Old Gold
and Silver exchanged for new articles
P. S. The watches I have on hand
belonging to my customers in Ouachi-
ia, and other Parishes, will be dcliv.
cred at Columbia when called for.
JOHN MILLER.
January LIST, 1860. il ly
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Msaiei,,a L.


DRUGS!. DRUGS!!
GEO. W. McFEE & CO.,
Practical Druggists & Chemists
MoMroe, La.
.... rs WE HAVE NOW THE
N w largest aud most com,
*Z4k plete supply of DRUGS ever
No. offered in this market, which
we guarantee TO he pure, fresh.
S;SA and genuine, on terms satisfac-
A A tory to all parties. Among
So our Stock will be found the
following we'll selected supply.
500 OF. Sulph. Quinine.
SO :. Morphia,
20" Stychnine,
10" veratria,
SO lbs Powd. fpecac.,
so i" Calomel, 50do.
Blue Mass, so do D'v'rs
Pow'd, so do Blue
Powd'd., SO do 1odidc
of Potassium, ...,...
10 lbs. Cit Iron and
Quinine, 10 do Am.
..,. Ferric Alum, SO ditto
Syr. Tod. Iron, 500 ditto
EPSON Salts, 500 Cop
. H+. g. peras, 500 do Alum,
e4 1000 lbs. Span. Whit'g,
1000 lbs. Venetian Red,
1000 ditto Fireproot
Drdgewater Paint. q. :.
5000 lbs White Lead,
1000 /" !" Zinc,
800 ,ChromaGreen
800 French ditto
400 +" yellow Ochre
$50 Chrome Vel. 30
bills Lamp Blk.
100 lbs Terra Di. ST.
enna--Burnt and Raw.
100 lbs TIMBER, do do
SO lbs vandika Br'n,
SO - American Yer
million, 25 Chinese do,
100 lbs Race Ginger,
SO Jamaica ditto
800 Glue, SO ditto
White Glue, Turpcn-
tine, I4inseed Oil, Lard
Oil, Sperm Oil, Train
OH, Neats-foot OIL
Sweet Oil,
Castor Oil, Copal,
Coach, White, Black and ia
pan Varnishes Varnish Brushes, Paint
do, White Wash do, Graining do and Tools
Note, Letter, Cap and Bill Paper, and
Envelopes, Masshard and
Noice's best Writing
Inks Pcns
&c.
Gross Mrs. Allen's>.
Zyhobalsamum. 2ditto
Hair Tonic Gross of
Woods Hair Tonic. /
ditto Javne's / ditto
Loudon's' l do Berry's
Tr;cnnherons Fine ia.
rino Golognc' Lubin's
handkerchief Extracts,
Harrison:s Perfumery
and Toilet Sonps. &c.
H. Din, e,rs,,a,
'oA n oa.ss, 40 ar "A
. &c a aanus ~ Nv ~ AZ
70 :. Ay'fS w ",o Wv ovro
- - Asuc .ui
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10 lbs. CIT. Iron and
Quinine, 10 do Am,
Ferric Alum, SO ditto
Syr. Iod. Iron, 500 ditto
EPSON Salts. 500 Cop
peras, 500 do Alum,
1000 lbs. Span. Whit'g,
1000 lbs. Venetian Red,
1000 ditto Fircproot
Dridgewater Paint,....
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5000 lbs White Lead,
1000 g /" Zinc,
800 /" ,ChrolnsGreen
800 /" French ditto
400 i" yellow Ochre
$50 " Chrome Vel.
s bbls. Lamp Blk.
100 lbs Terra Di. ST.
enna--Burnt and Raw.
100 lbs Timber, do do
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SO lbs Vandika Br'n,
SO =" American Yer
million, Is Chinese do,
100 lbs Race Ginger,
SO =" Jamaica ditto
800 " Glue, SO ditto
White Glue, Turpcn-
tine, Linseed Oil, Lard
Oil, Sperm Oil, Train
Oh, Neats-foot OIL
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s aoz. Bulls Sarsap1l
3 i" Sands do do
8 I" Ayers do do
IL g. +" Ague cure
II +" Jayne's ditto
and all Interpretations
6 doz.H ostetler's B't'rs
6 =" Wolie's Schnapps
6 " Saniord's Liver
1npigorator.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-02

gds- Price List supplied to the Trade Oh appli.
cation,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-02
DRUGS!. DRUGS!!
GEO. W. McFEE & CO.,
Practical Druggists & Chemists
MoNroc, La.

n WE HAVE NOW THE
SIX w largest and most CON-
ZE plete supply Of DRUGS ever
. offered in this market, which
4 we guarantee TO he pure, fresh,
q. and genuine, on terms satisfac-
tory to all parties. Among
"a our Stock will be found the
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

TEE DRoUsHT--The drought 10 beroming
distressing in this section. For month, now
we have had nothing but one or two light sprin,
kles. and for two or three weeks prior 10 that
the showers were light, and partial to certain
localities. The consequence is that vegetation
10 literally parched and dried up. The rora IS
so burnt in many places as TO be past redemp-
tion, while all the rain that can now fall viii
not make more than from half TO two-ihlrds
Of "a crop. Potatoes, beans, cabbages, MELONS,
berries. &c, are on the s,and sill, or rs'her
retrograde. and consequently scarce in market.
Butter has advanced TO winter prices-o,her
commodities 10 Ike ratio. Nearly every day
for The past week. during some par, of the day,
there have been indications of rain, but as of.
ten, the gathering clouds have dispersed, and
left nothing but barren hope. ss
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

MOVEMENTS or THE GREAT EAsTERS.--The
exhibition of The Great Eastern came 10 close
in New York on Saturday. During the time
she has been there the number Of visitors could
not be less, and has possibly exceeded, 100000.
Sunday, in the view of several thousands. she
hauled into the stream. as easily and graceful.
ly as swan floats upon the water. She left
for Cape May, and after her return, on Thurs
day she will start, al quite moderate rate o.
fare, for Old Poiat Comfort, Annapolis Roads
and Baltimore. She will return to New York
on the 9th August, but what viii be done with
her until she takes her departure for Europe
on the 10Th 10 not yet fully decided. Ii i,
thought she may take aa eastern trip TO Boslo6
and Portland. - 4
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
The 1T. e. Church and Slavery in Kent
County, MARYLAND.

A Convention of Delegates from the appoint-
meuts on Kent and Mllington Circuits was
held 10 Chesiertown on the Oath inst, presided
over by Rev. T. w. Shippers, Dr. J. A. Perkins
acting as Secretary, when the, following.
among number Of other presmbles and reso-
buttons, were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, LIST. That we solemnly protest
against and repudiate the unconstitutional and
unscriptural action of the late General Confer.
ence IN reference to slavery, and that we can
not consistently, as Christians and citizens OF
Maryland. counienance and aid the Abolition
ministers who control the church 10 their IA.
naiical schemes, by remaining permanently
under their ecclesiastical control.
ID. Resoleed, That the church in Maryland
and Delaware should not support and be under
the control of ministers who hold the errone-
Gus abolition doctrines of the new chapter, a nd
feel it their duty TO aid The church in it's aboi.
ton crusade against eur Institutions, and
against the peace and harmony of the church
and the country. .,s III.
3rd. Resolped, That we approve The course
pursued by our ministers in uniting with US ia
opposition to the new Chapter, and we recon.
mend the members Of the Philadelphia Confer.
ence, generally, who we hope agree with us
on this subject, TO repudiate the New Chapter
and It's principles, and declare plainly that they
understand the General Rule Of the Discipline
on THE subject, as il has been understood and
administered by them amongst us, TO apply tc
the traffic in slaves, and not TO interdct theiI
ordinary purchase for the benefit of their labor
and should the Northern conferences at thei
annual sessions prior to the meeting of ihs
| Philadelphia conference next March fail 4
take such steps as viii secure the resembling o
the Chapter passed by the late General confer
ence, then we recommend The Philadelphia
conference TO take measures TO dissolve it
connection with the General conference.
4th. RESOLVED, That we recommend th
church on the Eastern Shore of Maryland an
I Delaware, and such other portion Of the Phils
conference as concur with Us 10 appoint iv
tdelegates from each circuit and three from eac
station to meet in convention on the I'd Tues
day in November next, at Esston, Talbot CO
Md, to determine on such measures as wi
best secure harmony and unanimity of actio
in opposition to the ultra portion of the churc
on this subject.
On motion, Rev. N. Wiley, t. w. EliasO
and Jesse K. Hines were appointed COMM
tee of correspondence, and 5. w. Boyer, Il.
Cecil. ID. Clemeots, J. w. Davis and w. Goo
ing, Delegates from Milliugton circuit; al
, Il. Wilkins. T. w. Elisson, ]. X. Hines,
Wilson aud J. II. Eides, delegates from KeI
circuit.
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isbed TO read of the great number of men 10
whom he is indebted for the position that he
occupies. The "originsl Lincoln man. ia
ubiquitous: he lives iu every northern State,
and. has near relatives over the border.
Gen. Houston is in she, field sure enough
against the world. In his speech of the 9Th
instant, he says no earthly power can force
him TO Withdraw. The vote OF Texas he is
sure of. A Houston electoral ticket is TO be
run in Georgia and New Jersey also. Com.
Stockton has accepted the nomination Of New
York, for Vice. Whether this movement will
be followed up in all the States. there is no
evidence as yet.
Tile Union Democratic Convention in
N. Jersey adopted an electoral ticket, with
three Bell aud Everett names, two Douglas,
and tive Of Breckenridge, and Il series of resOlu-
tons instruciing them if elected TO cast the en-.
tire vote OF the Stale for any candidate opposed
TO Lincoln and Hstnin, who can be chosen by
the Electoral College. The Douglas Conven-
ton and the Bell and Everett Convention both
nominated straight electoral tickets.
Look TO Yourself in Time.--How msny.in
consequence of false delicacy, suffer from
suppressed. painful or INSTRUCTED menstruation
and think because they are young that by-and.
by nature will work itself clear from obstruc
Iions, and all come right in the end, little
dreaming that the seeds Of death are already
terminating in the system bseause the vita
energies are impaired, and the entire anima
economy deranged, debiliiaied and yet, care
less of themselves as they ore, If a remedy were
set before them. which would restore all Ih'
functions Of the system, and rsinvgorate tbs
body, they would take it and thus be in time I,
save their lives. Parents. think of this. and a
once give them bottle of Prof. Woods Resto
ratiye Cordial and Blood Renovation. Do 10
fail 10 read the advertisement.
or All should read Prof. Woods advertise
ment in another column.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

TaE PRNcE OF WALES AT HALFAx.--The
Pence of Wales landed at Halifax on Monday
noon. Royal salutes from the feet and the
batteries greeted him upon his arrival, while
the people turned out in immense numbers to
give him a cordial reception. He was present
ed with an address OF the dock yard.
He wore the uniform Of Colonel of the army
aud rode on horseback TO the Government House.
Emerging from The gates of the dock yard, the
procession passed lhrOugha double file of troops
and volunteers 20 the Government House
Here were number of triumphal arches erect
ed 10 the streets, including Gunard's
arch, with steamship on the top oft; the Vol.
nnteer ARTILLERY arch, built Of the military tro.
phies, the Mayors arch, the Archbishop arch
very handsome Ecclesiastical arch, the Ma
sonic arch, and number of other very hand
some arches, all Of which were beautifully dec
GRATED. o3 .sfti
On the parade the freulen turned out witt
trophy fifty feet high, surmounted by calos
sal figure holding hose pipe. Thirty-hv,
hundred children ofihe schools also turned on
in white and blue, and sung the national an
them, /" God save the Queen" 3it
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
The Syrian massacres.

Every arrival from, Europe, says the Phila.
delpha Inquarer, brings us yet more horrd de-
tails Of the atrocities committed by the Druses
upon the unoffending Christians. whose safety
has solemnly been guaranteed by the Ottoman
Porte. The number Of victims is ascerlsinetl
TO be much greater than at FIRST supposed, and
entire towns---for insta nce, tina, of Deir.el.Ka'
mir, few months ago numbering some 1000
soaIs-literaily cease 10 exist. II is reported
that through the whole of the populous district
where the Christians have been peaceful and
Industrious. the air is tainted with decsying
ccrpses. Us
The worst of all is that, instead Of eficien,
cheek from the Turks. they have. with their
bgoted cruelty. foreborne interference, and in
many instances joined in the slaughter. II is
no answer to the cry of vengeance which must
rise through Chrisiendom that the Turkish
government is TOO effeie add feeble 10 protect
Iss subjects. No such government can, with
due regard TO the Interests Of humanity. be al.
lswed 20 exist. IL The Sultan is not actually
Or evea morally guilty of the wholesale muir.
der ia lands attached to US by Biblical memor.
les, and now Immediately eadeared by the resi-
dence Of those professiog-a faith founded, al
least, on the same truths which we cherish, he
certainly mast answer tor the deeds allowed
BY iucapacity and misrale.
Tke latest intelligence by telegraph is, iha
no less than one hundred and fitiy-one village
10 Syria are destroyed, aud eight Thousand
ChrisIians massacIed- ALSO. that The grea
powers will certainly interfere. But the cal.
beneficial interference. and the only probable
result will be. TO blot Turkey from the map Q
abe world.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell, al private sale. his
FARM wherein James Clark now lives. on the
more or less. adjoining lands of John Gruwell,
Benz. L. Reed, and others. The above has 80
acres of cleared land, about 40 of which is
"new ground" in right stale for lime, which
can be had at about 6 miles distance on the
Delaware Railroad. Forty acres are we'll Sc.
in imber--mostly while.oak.
BUILDINGS NEW; Dwelling story and a
half high, with good Kitchen and Pantry, Milk
house, Stable, Cribs, DC.
The above Farm can be had for something
less than $50 per acre. If not sold before tbs
Goth of September. will be for rent. For infor
nation apply 10 The subscriber, near the prem
iscs. PETER MEREDITH,
aug2-4t Near Wlliow Grove, Kent co., Del.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

sum received from her visitors q, this port can
not exceed $65 900. which would leave net
profit Of $l4,400 for the lime 81 ent here. Al
first glance. this won d not seem ill-lucki but
when we remember that an enterprislng indi-
vidsal on the other side Of the water, who evi-
IDENTITY had great faith in QUE guilable procliyi-
ties, offered bona Jfde bid Of 100000 for the
privilege of exhibiting her TO The inhabitants
Of Portland and New York, we can but think
that the managers Of the "big ship have but
added another blunder 10 the long Lat so often
chrouced IN Y. Times. 5I
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

OoD FELLowsHrp.--The following is q list
Of The officers Of the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge Of Delaware, l. %. o. #. together with
the residences or The Grand Officers:
M w Grand Master, Robi. CarsweIl. vii.
r w. Deputy Grand Master, AN. Hall.
Milfore.
Z r. w Grand Warden. Thos. Mitchell. viii.
"a X w Grand Sec'y, Edw'd McIntira. do.
r. w Grand Treasurer. WIN. c. Seeds, do.
Worthy Grand Marshal. VIM. ]. Enos. DO.
w Rep. g l. U y, Jos. Richardson, Jr.,
do.
{" Jno. D. Rodney, Georgesown
w Grand Guardian, Jas. w. Legg. Will
w GRAD Conductor, Holion YarnaiI, do.
w Grand Herald, Robt 8. Hickman, do.
JanI.or, Enos II. Jefferson, do.
| DEsyarcr nsruTg GRAND MASTERS.
lat District Dover, Camden, Willow Grove
Magnolia--J. II. Jskes, Camden.
| % District Nj ilford, Milton, Frederics--L
g M Alex N Hall. Milford.
3D. District--Iewes-Jacob III Conwell
Lewes.
4th DisIrict--Georgetown Baltimore Mill
---P g r, Z Rodney Layton. Georgelown.
9th Dissrict-seaford, Laurei--Jno Wind
scr, Laurel.
4 The couaty Of New Castle and the town {
Smyrna will eosomunicats directly with III
Grand Msster at Wilmington.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02
TIE m s..

ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement of
Rev. Peter Meredith. Edwin WilEner, ESQ.,,
/" Wesleyan Female College" and others.
We understand tha, Lewes is favored wiih
quite number Of visitors the present season.
The regular trips of the steamer McMakin.
from Philadelphia, increase the travel between
the two places. ~
The NJ. E. GENERAL CoSFEREScE--Th
Rev. E. Miller and the Rev. J. E. Bryan, of the
Centreyille (Md) Circuit M. E. church, have
published letter repudisting the action oflhe
late General Conference on the subject Of slay-
cry.
ADVANCE ON CoAL.-We learn that the tolls
on coal on the Schuylkill Canal and Reading
Railroad. advanced Is cents per ton on the 18th
instant, and the companies have advertised a
similar advance Of Is cents on the LIST ofSeptem.
Der, and all persons who have not laid IN coal
for the ensuing winter we would advice to do
it. and save The difference in the advance
Journal.
TaE Elkton Democrat says: The Glasgow
Methodist Episcopal church. constructed o
brick composed Of lime and sand, is thought tC
be failure. The walls are said to be so sof
and porous, that Q stick might be ihrus. through
them. The east end has been covered with
cement, to resi.a the weather, but the cemen
rubs of. and fails to accomplish the purpos
intended. This is an unfortunate state Q
things for the congregation, which is few i
number, and limited in their means.
THE ExcrTEmEET IN TExAs--Two ABoLl
rIosIsTs HUsc.--Nep Orleans, July 3d.
Two abol,ionists have been hung in Texas fc
distributing arna 10 slaves.
THE Pennsyluanian has changed proprietor
: DR.. E. MorwItz retiring. succeeded by John
Drummer. The Breckenridge aud Lane ia
has been hoistedI
TaE Chicago Zouaves are creating quite
Bensation in Philadelphia this week, by the
drills at Paramount Park, Point Breeze, &c.
: Their dexterity ind proficiency in arms aslo
!, ish the natives.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

THE GREAr EASTERN AS s'rlEcuLkTroH.--
Great curiosity exists among our peculiarly Gu
rious people as TO the monetary result of the
Great Esstern's spsculsiing tour. She has
been loossd fr~n her Southampton moerinq .
forty -four days; during that period Of time she
has crossed the Atlantic successfully. has been
received h,sre enlbusiasllcslly,s and visited con-
ssnntiy. Her fret experiment stlded NJ 3nday
| afternoon. when, with Der load ofsanss tionists
she departed hence for The stirring life Of Ga pc
| MAY, and Hound rpou second trip Of CONNER
ciai experiment But 10 recur hes her frs
experiment b4en 4 nsncisl succesu9
| liar expenses average &l.l5O per diem
rea cbine ID, the forty -four days the respectable
amount If N50, 600, and the highest posaibl
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

THE National Agricultural Committee are
now employnga at Washington large clerical
force 10 direct for distribution the premium
lists for the Grand National Fair, which is to
be held a, Cincinnati. II is said that this ex.
hibition will surpass all others ever held an thus
country. The premium list amounts d 800.
600, of which great part is offered for the
best horses. 10 order to have proper track
for the .irotters." course has been prepared
one mile long by fifty feet wide. Premiums
are slso offered for steam engines, stationary
and movable. steam plows and steam FIRE en-
gines. The grand gold medal of honor is
offered this year. for the best ihrsshing ma
chine.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

SAKnuIslAav conflicts are reported 10 have
taken place near Messins, between the Nea-
polilans and the advance guard of Sicilians.--
The Bsitish Admiral had quilted Palermo for
Naples. Scarcely any but Sandman vessels
remained ID the roads. Gsrbaldl had expelled
Farini and two othersfrom Sicily, for conspir
acy. Farini is said 10 have had full power
from Sardinia 10 assume The title Of Royal
Commissioner. az soon xs the annexation Of
Piedmont and Sicily was declared.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

FiSEo.--Seversl young men have been fined
for driving through our streets, the pas, few
days. at furious rate-the stown ordnan-
ces" (Which, by the way, are published and
hung UP 10 all our public places. and must be
familiar TO all vito will take the trouble to ex-
anime such documents,) limiting the rate Of
maximum speed at eight miles per hour. We
publish ibis item for the benefit Of those mol
included in the above, who have propensity
for driving fast anags," so that they can have
the opportunity TO ponder on the justice of the
shove named ordinance for the public security
and same themselves tFg $50
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

Wos'r Pun rocErHER.-It appears from
The proceedings Of meeting held at Black
bird on The 2ls, Of July, that The Douglas lead
ers will not pull together. The Appoqaini-
mink leader repudiates The action of the VIII.
mington leader. and assumes the whole uuihori-
~ TO direct the course Of the Douglas party for
the campaign. The call. therefore. for The as.
sembling Of State Convention at Dover, on
The 7th ofAugust, which had been revoked
has been rs-issuec By Mr.. Townsend, and we
presume it will take place. So says the Ga.
zette. 81
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

UNFoRruNATE.-We learn from the attend
ing physician, that Mrs. Jos. s. FaHow. near
this place, fell from the top Of the stairs on
Friday last. thereby bruising herself seriously,
and breaking several ribs on the right side
Size. has since been suffering great deal, but
is now more comfortable, with q fair prospect
OF recovery.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

SuRaIcAL OpERArIos.--On 'he I'd ult., q
calculus or stone. large as very small orange.
was tsksn from the bladder of Air. James Wat
son. of Sussex co. He has so far recovered as
to be able TO return home. The operation was
performed by Dr.. Chas. D. Green, Of Philadel.
phia. salir aaa
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

AT tavern near Baltimore novel and rath-
er serious accident lately occurred. AS GUS
sOmer was lighting cigar, spark or FIRE
dropped from tho match into the bunghole Of a
barrel of brandy which stood near the counter.
The fluid exploded like mine, tearing off half
the roof Of the house, and seriously injuring
two bysianders. Strychnine. tobacco and boot
legs have long been recognized as the princi-
pal and constituent elements of whiskey. but
The introduction of csmphene and gDnpowder
into It's composition is rather novelty. Pos.
sibly the drinkers may object.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-02

ArPoIsrMEST or DELEGATEs.-At the pri-
mary meeting of The Democrats of Hundred
held at Foxwell's Hotel, on Saturday last
(Jouatha Brown, Esq, In the chair, and Geo.
I'll. Raymond, Esq, acting as Secrsiary.) the
following persons were selected 70 represent
Dack Greek Hundred 10 State Convention on
The sih inst. John Mustard, Jno. I'll. BewIey
DR.. James Gooding, Jonathan, Brown, Samus
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