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Growth OF our Town.

WE are informed by gentleman that. from
actual count there have been erected in Smvr-
ma since July, 1853, period of seven voo re
and half, one hundred and two dwelIinr
houses seven stores, and quite a number of
other business establishments. This. cons;d
er'ng the tight times since 1857, and the gon.
eral st'gns'iOn OF business for the past few
years. is very gratifying increase.
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LATE statistics show that five million per.
sons are supported in England by cotton; tba,
thirty million spindles are empIoved in Tho NO.
duction OF the yarn; and that the capital ab.
sOrbed exceeds $75O,OOOOOO. Four.6f1b Of
the cotton consumed in Englsnd-s,OO .OoO. 900
pounds-is American,
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G:GG k<Ea.2-Emc

as jJ0M 059MOiGrIGF; n1rr hayio2 had long exDo,;.n
fer his iou H. ICllEE, would resncc,t,II HPoTIence
T ms services to the citizens Tetluly "f Of
I,on aTIIoeIns Iis to render them entire SMYRNA
mca, C" lie ha" all the machines f"r sa a'siac-
the sausage. &c., thereby rrroIv Ivu,,lns as the
tra .1 Hn oa ., Inc housewife. lie onIy Ir%ng osLn
Jence-,Gc Gun De found at any time ~ T. asks SKIS.
"0--'hc old brick house in lrjsb,"rn a. MS resi-
nOVl5-Im Lin BERGER.
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a. Va HR Mm

Smu,nn mere IS report current in the TOWN =,
I"Sro%eanas as my Wife Elizabeth Theodosia was ="
rhIiadePhla, (Which is no dseracc if G[ohant OF
n"'od % Of putting stop TO the circulation bv os.n
'g sl,e never saw the man, although shc ,aS en-,
doaIsn'er OF Mr. Joseph Rhodes. Merchant "f
yn,'rl' plIa. married her when she was yor
but myself ""H Ini1N ntii1'NHseheepcr ioany
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Man burned TO Hcn1h-

a man named John Boggs came 10 snddo-
uea'n near kcith's =; Roads, en- Sunday morn
lug ias'' under the following circumstances
lie mad rented the house in which tho ooon.
renee took place, but a few DAYS befor. ana
so' only portion of his goods in il. amonc
'nem bed. Repairing thither on the morn,
'ng OF the day above mentioned, drunk o,d
'he DAY being cold, fire was kndIed on Tho
near'h' and in order to ma ke hinselfmore co,o.
ior'aoie he drew the bed close to the fire. in
"hich he lald down aud went to slcep. Short.
" aiter' by means OF spark i is thoupbt bo
LOOK hre, and being almost in HELPLESS cordi.
tion' was badly burned before he could esca no
"h'cn ne dId' however, out of the window. nm.
der which he expired almost INSTANTLY A
c nelghoor seeing the volumes of smoke issuno
rom the house, speedily repaired to the snoi
ana extInguished the flames, or the bonso
would have been in ruins, DESTROYING tho bodu
with 1t. Coroner Dorothy held an inoues, -
me remains on Sunday afternoon, the urv ,o
turned verdict in accordance with the obono
acts. '"' "Oo'e
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The Lecture.

nc nrSt lecture of the course, of the presen,
season. under the auspices of the Smvrro n.
Orary Association, was given on Wedna.d. >
eVeAlng last, by DR.. Rider, Of Salisbury Ma
Dr. X. fully marked up to what was exnec,ed
of him. His subject was Elements Essential
10 a Republic" which was treated in a mas,o,
y manner. The principal points made wero
'he School, the Press and the Post: all of
winch were handled as none but a scholar and
one thoroughly impressed with the impor,sDco
OF the subject could do. This lecture. for
sound reason perfect arrangement, lopic,l
and chaste language, was yerv
superior we have heard of but one express
zion In regard to it-that of satisfaction fron,
Ihose who had the good fortune 10 hear II. Tho
DOCTOR iacks IN one essential point ofa lectur.
sr-humor; but the deficiency in this partcu.
lar is fully compensated for BY his eIegsn, dio
lion.
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Bank Suspensions.

!. LIE monetary crisis reached it's acme las
week, and our Bank, following the lead of ,bos
a OF Philadelphia, suspended specie payment OF
. rruay last. The Banks of PHILADELPHIA
washington, Baltimore, Richmond. &c. sus
PENDING on Thursday, it remained for the ad
Jacent country Banks to follow suit or do worse
~" was made on number of the Banks
a"u nau they not taken this course they would
nave been deprived of the means of relieving
'"e necessities of the mercantile community AT
tune when In the greatest need.
Our monetary institutions will now he on.
"oleu 10 extend increased facilities to the bust.
ness community, and thereby avert not only
'"uIVlduat failures; but general and destruc-
1--WE arrangement of the commercial and fnon
cIai affairs OF the whole country. The not,ro
OIL the present crisis is radically dif1arent from
'"a' Vi l0o|' or indeed. from that of any other
''at mas preceded it. The real cause of troubla
no" Is simple want ofconfidence. occasionod
ny the threatening political circumstances ot
'he nation, whereas every previons financial
1o"'o'S'on :, was produced mainly by over-tra.
ui"g' Wild speculations in stocks and lands . |
draining OF the country of the precious metals
disturbed and discredited currencv. and
positive rottcnness pud crumbling to pieces Of
% nks' corporations, industrial establishments
iuu commercial firms There is no sucb r.o
son tor the distress we are now exnorioro;,.
Money Is really abundant, the banks aro sonnI
'uf crops have yielded plentiful supnIv of oil
nc materials of substance, and the st.nlc. %
industry, We have a su6;cionon
y goid and silver fer all The neces;ir,es of h.,
mess and we can see no good ground what,
FeF IN the monetary and economical cord; |
IONS OF the community, to warrant Tho CON-
-etnaton that has suddenly seized all minis :
nd paraIyzod, or greatly crampcd the ,oo,o L
tents OF trade and production. But jtm,s,ho II
'nleSSed that the uncertainty in y bjcb onr Ia
''''0"' fortunes are involved, and the dra.d
disastrous developments in the ncxt G.n ct
ohths' have had the effect OF financial 49,. Ct
> "hIIe every element which usually ro.s - of
axe It up is wanting, except only suspension E
confidence. O''7'O"
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LARGE RADIsH.--Mr. Alex. FAIRIES. of tbi
'own' raised in his garden a radsh-sbown ne
lew DAYS sInce---measuring 25 inches Iopo.
22a inches around it, and weighed "a nounds
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,ronner mere ,pg pelng Douglas majority in both
,I' I",ns g. tnere are mum erous Douglas candi-
90 noua o' oe"@tOr uwih's seat, suce as Govern.
gall and 3. w. lnge. - 'i' 'D0u-
.,, IEAAs gives 10000 majority for Brocti0
so9 sogV ,o% over the combined Bell and Douglas fu
HLAHAMA gives $1,000 plurality for DreckiD
ridge over Bell, and 10000 majority over aii
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Hog kilIinr.

,ro nc nr subscriber, subscriber, having been cncoco, :
w. or 'ilfec years back in klJIIVC" gtpr Tor
''a1 ,"'Cnu9 10 continue the same ILs ilONiS.
Wits ,gi, an having HOES to XIII 10 ason' IeaS aHd
m'," nun or Michael Ecy and Ibov ase Word
attended to possible. "O '"ey shall be
N R-T, JAS. w. LOVEGRow
NJ. ~ D'-lhe regular days far kiir;o
Ter neor ara ara " ednerdlys. Place Of SIsnS are
-el' near the Preybyterlan Church u 0laugh-
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r. WELLS
L h geographic Gallery.
No. 72i ARCH STREET.
PHlLADELPIyIl

'nc oi the largest and most cemplelc C,lIo,; :. =,
'm'u S'a'eS' wher" the best plrrurcs kIov,, - ''''
"'V i"""Graphlc art, are taken iat nriccs
"o "'eh'r Than ar" Pad for miserable
carIcHlurcs.
! The proprietor, a practical Pbo,oc-,,i
personality, every sling-nnJ olI,,,,., r'.' "''h"s
'caNe lhe Gallery unless Ii gives pcrlrc, , "
D"s"crreotypeS Rnd AmbrutyE os of ,Ls,nt ~ ~ ~
.TSc" lrIchus photographed To any reuuiroJ or. ~
best Artists ~ i'iii'eu III OI by the
Al IhIs Gallery pictures can be taken in nm, oo,i
e'IaS oeriett IN cloudy dayH as when the s,iy b'
PERSONS visiting the city nre resoectiulI, i,,e;
ochamlhe our specimens, which for urlro o,,i T Tu
ty defy competition. f'o ~nu quail
Il. NEWELL. ''
GALLERY uF ARr
"a Arch Street, PhladoIrhio
CONCENTRATIONS,
From Hon. LEWIS D. CAMPBELL. NC Obio
IVY lamily and friends all concur in tl,o mimic,
lhh' me tNewelD Picture is more Iifo ~ =, , I'"
ming they ever saw. NV likeness has Lo '''l' ol'y
Hu'y 'aNeh ny different Artists IN various ,y.vs b'
nave never yet had one which presents No tr,o .,
this. vi couhienance
From Hon. +. JOY MORRIs, late Minister ,oI,oI.
Inc exquisite finish. beauty and soCino.s oC ,'n
cOnJnIned with their durabIitv oc co,r i
lai'hIhlness as hkenosses, cannot fail In ca, % "a
.on 70 .ne attention and patronage Of all who an
preclate true art ~ wa" up
From Col. JAS PAGE.
Having occasion for portait, I procu,.d o.
Mr Robert Newell of the cjtv NJ "ne from
miniature IN Oil COlOrs, under ;he na,y naP Una,
covered ny MN, and take great pleasure in a ;
oc ,ka nsh given me, not only bv the occnracS
and rocnre. put It's artistic finish in all respects
anu IecoInmend him TO the patronage those J;spoa
70 encourage the beautiful art - '''O'' ui'posed
nOv29.3m
-----.- JAS. PAGE.
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~ M& &@S
FOR SALE I'M SHHvDNa

Lne undersigned would call the attention =, - .
lole' OF Smyrna and vicinity to their ls,go o.so..
men' Of new selected FUR, of all vsr,s,;os
Mes con1s'ing Of Capes Half Capes Vn,ns Inn ual'
."nah & &C. which will be sold at the mos, ,eo
gxa ,h".i IN want Of such articles are reouesad %
"ON1' TSCHUDY & COLLINS
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states that have Nulliied the Fupitivo
Slave Law

The subjolHed list comprises the LeoisIo.
lures OF the several States that has
laws opposing the federal enactments, in mos,
II not all of which motions will be mo1o fn'
the repeal of the same:
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"SE method adopted to induce the n,oson,
administration to take no steps against Tho
secession movement in the south is ;n,t,oo..,
IN dispatches from Washington. The p,esi-
ue"'' II IS stated ls in receipt of numerons Ia,
tcFS from leading men in the Cot,oo s,o,o.
representing that secession is no lopner = s,oo
"'8'lon out certainty, and urging him TO of
'' "o resistance to Peaceablo separation. as
" VIII only involve his Administra,io, i A.,
grace. Provided he does not Interfere ,hon
promise to let him finish his term witbort ,ron
ole' In other words, it is proposed Tim, for
'he sake peace and quietness he shall ol,ou
tue DisunionlSts to have everything their own
way whether Mr. Buchanan will ,ccodo ;.
'"elr modest proposition, in the face of hi. -
~ '' uecIafations remains to be seen. The
'e'eSS'ohists are very active, and are boIdino
V'',"gS almost continually, at which speeches
calcu'ated to excite the people are made
notwithstanding all their Efforts. bowovo. -
Iee'ing Tor the Union will crop out, and find.
most ireqent expression in the declaration ,b.,
u i me North will show her desire for concjIto
L'on by the repeal of her Personal Liber,v him.
The dreaded catastrophe of dlsunion m,v So,
be avoided. ~
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f. If you want Fence Board

TI you want Fence Board 20 70
James EBlack's Lumber Yard
wnere you will find very choice lot Off f.
- IT, 10 IT. and Is #. lengths, together with
large assortment of all kinds If Ir,oho.
very fair prices.
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Prof. Wood. PaPeF OF
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miscellaneous Advertisements,
MORE VI. NEW GOODS

Ioroo III mas just returned from The c,
;g ~ uIld very extra assortment oC(;00nSe win
Tba Mhlch Will be sold al city prices. u every
large n% nIInes attention is particularly called 10 h
ssiing ol Satin S, assortment Of DRY GOODS. con-
Fancy sill. m I'm oTipe Brodace, Plain BIocL Sill
Cinrs 9irNs' PIX Caslmeres Mornoes DeLsinn. aK silks
DeLaInes very superior quality ali wonh RIanL
Will be lounI ee assortment Of Shsws among nhac 1be
t' t'eN nd large ussOr rIInrnl of Rna'I A.,
Also am u n'iheSs oats Pants, and Vess N'o'hing
of Nil o'.l, ah extensive assortment Of R'o,s
Give Us chsn ID' Which viii he sold very chesn
chasing elsew here !" examine heiore pur-
Nov. 2lat, 1850 AhOMAS CARBON
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FARM TO REMr

Corner tarn..I m IN Little Creek Neck near Cowgirl,
formerly the residence of the snhscrbo.s siii
NJ nT person need apply without being weIi e..
'"eIuueu as qualified in all respects ''i ieoo'n-
Nov. &c, Co WV DUitAMEL,
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ATTENTION, FARwERS

stiFTTPn nose IN want of superior HAND CORN.
china ,r,i5tEn0 St1I can purchase them at the Ma.
All InoP Li on commerce street, Smyrna, Del.
nnr5o , %5"1' q, Oi Repairing done with dispatch.
"o'%9-H JOHN II. BOWMAN
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Political.

II paIi :. Hl Is no" claimed for Douglas owe
9 ''eN " Fe'eral hundred majority.
d a MUNICIPAL election, at No,w.IL r.
tcut' has resulted Ia the lriun,rL IS ~ Npi'nec
: cratic ticket li Vi the Demo
The official vote of Kcntuctv n;
; plurality Of 1880. gives BELL
!: 200 plurality for Bell. a. aoou
). OEh'oN.-Ihe first returns from O,oron :.
ul'@Ie mat the State has gone for }reck ~
""u Lane Later returns favor Lincoln.
: y ERMoNr.-The official re ,ult of the vo,o :.
TeFmoht was deaEed as follows: WV VI
Lincoln,
Douglas 80 SSS
BreckIuridee, 9'I43
Bell, 1850
PIT
LoUIsIANA.-Returns. Official
rom al the parishes of the State excnO,
SER give Mr. Breckinrdge msoyr,v pf 51c'. nos
votes. In many of the pariahe, ,L " ~l-o
S,a.e merely the ma jority of Breckinridao ''o
nc"' Wihout giving the full vote or st,,;o.
'He NUMBER cast for Mr.. Douglos. Tbo n.s
'ast Is very large. Mr.. Douglas has rooo;' 80
u ''s V0'es officially stated already, ever 6O00
OFFICIAL VorE OF NORTH CApo,,v nv.
following Is the offcinI vote of ~ ne
North carolina in the late PEesiJaot;.I 80 VI
tion: ue"'laI eiec-
BreckinTidge and Lane, Aa5so
Bell and Everett, AZ OoO
~, Bfeckinridgo's maj, 35Io
Inc electors on the Douglas and Jobnoon
e,cket received only 27Ol votes in the rh"Ia
CALlFoRNfA.-The total vote in tho s,,,o
follows: uiS'riOo'sd as
douglas 35090
DaIi 'uee' 3l,2l6
nv, i, O06
Ihs Is the most favorable accor,,n, =,
t;oIs o,her accounts placing him 10. 600 be
."I i',ncoIn' The balance of the returns will
p'ood"Iy decrease llncoln's plurality. but II 10
: o"e'",y NY conceded that the State has zone for
"'"' ne CalIfernla Senate stands:
' 90
pou.II:e0' 8 {
P"O'iUd"' e {
The House will stand as follows.
Douglas an
pon,,hIIs' 81
mn 10
Ihere being Douglas maioritv in boil. t
! IlouSes' there are mum erous Douglas comJ, n
latGs LOT senator GwiH's seat, suce as Co., v
u Do~ney, Gen. Denver, James A. Mcno" s
'all and S. w. lnre. a. nleDou-
TEXAS gives 10000 majority f,r Del.
ios ,;o. oTe, 'he combined Bell and Douglas fn- 7
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Ms ,' 'S 'he most favorable accounts for Mr.
tnoGglas' other accounts placing him 10000 he
m."I Lincoln The balance of the returns " IL
probably decrease l-ncon's plurality, but il i, Is
evme'"1ry NY conceded that the State has gone for
him' The California Senate stands. "' 'O'
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HoRsE TaIKF ARzEsrED.-On Saturday man
ealing himself William Brown offered to Mr..
Buckso.t Ene horse, saddle and bride, worth at
least one hundred and twenty five dollars for
forty dollars. Mr.. B. concluded a. once that the
ho<ss aas stolen. and telling the man that he bad
partner Who must be consulted, sent for Marshal
sorinestsen- The Marshal entered at once into
he trade, and introduced bis Deputy, Mr. Colley,
- another member Of the ffm- By degrees he
led the man to acknowledge that the horse was
.aoIen. and lodged lin in jail. It appears that
|Brown had been co,fned in jail in Frankfort,
CLINTON counfy-hsd broke Jail on Thursday
k;ebt. stole The horss and reached here on Sat-
,d.y morning Marshal spriDgsteen went up to
Gidray and sent word TO the authorities OF Gin
1 county to come after their pet. The Sheriff
lived here yesterday and started home with
provu in the evening" Mr. sprirgsteen has been
49, succsssll of late N ferreting out and arrest
ING gentlemen Who take fancy to other peoples
horses.
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not now be proper to give an explanation. He
asked tie House TO conhde in the discretion OF
the committee.
Alter come further conversation the resolution
was adopted with an amendment respecting the
paw of the reporter.
The House went into a Committee Of the
Whole and took up the Indian appropriation bill
IL frequently appeared that there was no quorum
present, and it was finally agreed that the bill
should be reported to the House on Monday, e
which day the House adjourned.
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Dyspepsia, By thoroughly CLEANSING the nrst ana
tecond stomachs, creating foE Of pure healthy bls
instead Of the stale and aed kinds F4faiency Loss Of
Appetite Heartburn Headache Eestiessness nj temper
Anxiety, Langor and Melancholy, wt.ch The genera
symptoms Of dyspepsia, viii Vanih as natural e0nse-
szence offs cure.
COstiVeness. b. cleansing the whole ,enrth ofthe
ineStines with solvent process and without volencs
oil violent purges leave the bowels c0sive within two
days.
Ecvcrs fail kinds, By restoring the blood 70 r.v-
uar circulation through the process OF perzDirsto IA
such cases and the thorough -olution ofa ntesna
structon IN others.
The Life Medicines have been known to cure Rheurna.
tsm permanently Ia tree weeks and Govt half that
time. ty removing local Inflammation from the muscles
I'D igaIaenis OF the joints.
DTOpsses Of al kinds ~ freeing and sreneihenins
the kidneys and Bladder they erate leizhtfuiiV
on these iGPortaut orgaas s-e hence have been
found certain remsds ir the worst cases OF Gravsl
Also, WORKS, - disludging ron The turning o.
bowels the Shiny matter 20 whch these sdhe
srurvcys Ulcers aud Save EeraGe ser
BY hePerfect purity which these Lille Aeaicsnes
he bleed and all the hun
ScorbnIic Erup1fons and had cor.plexion.
by heir alternate effect upon lie uids that the skim
and the merbd ftate OF which ocrasious All erupve
Complaints, sailos cloudy, and 0taeE disapeeabt CON-
plexions.
The these Pills for ve-y ebert tine III etc.,
entire q Salt Rheum, strllrg irnroreeut
In the clearness OF the skin. CONAN Colss ard In
auenss III sssys be cured BY dose or BY two in tn,
worst cases.
Psics.-The originator Of these medicines uss cured
Of Piles Of thirty i've years Standing, ~ Tie use OF ne
Life Medicines alone.
Fever and 2gue.-For this soourre Of the
Western eOSntry, these medicines VII faund sae and
certain remedy. Other medic nes sheot 10 retara ~
The diseass-a BY these reic G. iApsrusrert Trx
then, be Gsts.fed and be cured.
Biiio us EcvcrS and LfNer Ccmnfnfrfs
Genera Debility, Loss OF Apostle, and di.s.se- OF p
maies' The medicine' have ben usei with ne most
beneficial fesuiin csse5 Of liz detcrf tion Eln' ava
and scrofula inits orst forL yisid e mild va row
ini action OF these reuarknte Tcutdic -ti sgtats
Nervous De5tys Nergo1s Ccutlanfs al kirdr Tal-
pitsron Of the he.Tt. Pair,e Ceic ar ped cured
Haecuffal DtEcls .--- ftrs9rl 4 me .or.sfitli.
iutons have become Impaired - TIE iriud .ons a. q
Mercury, sill nnd these ecines perfect czre - ev
never TAI 70 eradicate from tie sysln an e. ects a
.ercury, Infinitely sooner than the NOT pc prepa
rations Of sAraaparna.
III Prepared aaa sold b II. b MoFFAT,
Ss5 Broadway EsH Tork
IL for ssieoy 81 DgnFgGs. GugIo-dLWiy
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Immense Meeting at Pi,s.burg.

FIIIsbUKu, Inufsu8yt DectmDef
Animmense meeting was held TO day in the
street opposite the Custom house, relative to the
removal OF ordnance South, General Robinson,
President. Several speeches were delivered,
among others General J. X Morehead, member
OF Congress from this District. Several reso-
buttons we're adopted almost unanimously, de.
clari1g loyalty to the Union and ability to defend
ourselves against the enemies of the Union
depricating any interference with the shipments
OF arms urder Government orders, however in
opportuue or impolitic the order; deplorine
resistance, but asking for q suspension OF the
shipSsn. Of guns until further advices from the
var office was received and approved.