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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-12
News from tcxeg.

IgDBPESDgSCE, Mo, Aug. The Santa Fe
mail has arrived There Is considerable ex-
element in New Mexico snd Texas and the
security or public property is threatened -
About one thousand troops, who We're return =
ing TO the States, had been recalled. Two
Federal officers had deserted and loiuei the
Texans.
The Texan forces Al Fort Bliss were 700,
with pickets within tea miles of Fort Fill
more, which was defended by thir teen COM
panies of regulars.
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Tsg PhfScE NAPOLEON We are assured by
r.p,I-laen who have arrived in Richmond
within The pt.st day OF two from Manassas, that
lie Prince Napoleon is now a. Gen. Beaure-
..g4 hgadq HarIers, taking personal obser va
ions oi matters aud things in that vicinity -
The newspapers At the North, as we'll as al
be South, seem TO be entirely in the dark as
10 he ObleCt OF the Princes visit ut this time
S.ue suppose that he bears propositions for
..ieliiy interference, by the French Emperor,
ID The slflfe on this continent bnt the proba-
ahty IS thst we shall be enlightened in Il few
lays ApTopos OF the Prince, g. telegram c
Dispatch III the Baltimore papers OF Thurs
t4y from the " Associated Press - OF Wash
4E'on, says Prince Napoleon left Washing
ton yer terday 20 visit Mount Vernon, but MOI
.-a hing the French Minister'S residence NJ
so midnight, a report prevailed that h. hGd
tsta captured ny the Seces8t"RiSts - 1t ap
pears however, that he afterwards returned
having stopped TO dine with the French Sec
.rja.y " Legation.
II Is supposed that the Prince Will yisi
kr hmOLd, but We have received no deiiuit,
information upon that point.
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SAD AFFAIR AT Appomattox Court II ouse
on Thu sday, two gentlemen, whose n1mes
We need not mention, had Springfield rife,
taken at Manassas, which they were examin
ing in the Court House, when one OF them
let it fail, whereby it was discharged. taking
effect upon TWO little boys, members OF a ia
nior II ilitary company, who were march
ing along the street. One OF the little fellows
e son Of Col Abbott, was shot through the
leg and the other, a son Of - Martin, had a
ball lodged In his ANGLE, making terribls
wound, which, II was feared, would superin-
duce iocSIaW. The ball was not extracted AT
last accounts. Another sad les son about the
careless handling Of fire arms.-Eynct5,srg
irlininn.
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NORTH CAEoLIFA.-A correspondent writes
ihEI Martin county, North Carolina, has done
nef share IN sending soldiers for the defence of
LLe South. One company is near this city, he
says, and two are at Hatteras, while Martin
IS no: yet exhausted, and will be ready to
send others when called upon. The writer
says these brave fellows enlisted not for gain
Ior glory; but to defend their homes and their
country against Northern aggression. They
departed mad, aud woe be unto the Lincoln
Lee that encounter them" Our correspon
deaf -, no doubt, perfectly correct.
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Another Cotton Spasm-Ita,ian Affairs.

N&w YORK, Aug. In the lie tails of news
brought by the Europa, it is stated that SIR
Charles Wood, 10 the III use of Lords, said
that this years product OF India cotton Will
be 10000 bales increase on the yield OF the
former year.
The Italian people are eirc ulating protest
against the French occupation Of Rome, and
the document is receiving an immense num-
Der c.; signatures
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The Battle Of Manassas.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The Herald publishes
what Purports % be General McDoWell's Of
fetal Report of the loss of property resulting
from the disas trous battle on the 2lst of Ju-
ly, 1t Bulls Run Seyent teen fled and sigh L
smooth bored cannon, 80 boxes small arms
and cartridges, 81 boxes rified cannon and am =
munition, 80 boxes OF Old nre- arms, ftlr ?
What did Mcdowell want with them II is
wagon loads of provisions, 5000 bushels OF
od's, , 800 inuskets, and s, COO knapsachs
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S3yTHEkS RIFLBs.-The New Orleans Bee
Iouees the establishment OF rifle factory in
,da' city, by Mr.. r. w. e.. Cook. He is turn
ne out riiles OF the Enfield pattern, with
'+yyuet and scabbard com plete, and is now
working an order for company OF Nil
-ss'ppi rhemen. The rifles have been delicate.
y tested against the English and Belgium
ans u tbe same pattern, and have proven
- De trusr hi. Cook employs two sets OF
mea hanics. who work alternately day and
AisAt
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THE BURNING OF HAMPTON
= GEN. MAGRUDER's MOVEMENTS
ESPECIAL pIsPArcH TO THE RICHMOND prsp.rcui

GREAT BETHEL, VA, August 10 -Hampton
was burnt last "Wednesday night by our forces
Under Gen. M tgruder. Every house. includ-
irg the Colonial Church, 1.-THE Oldest on the
con tinsnt.) was destroyed The Federal pick
cts in the town were driven out by tn. X,r
ginia Cavalry and Infantry, and five OF them
were killed. One OF our men Is slightly
wounded IN the cheek.
The torch was applied by Firgiuians and
citizens of Hampton. All the property, es-
cept that previously removed, was dest roysd
For three days Gen. Megruder offered bs u IL
III front OF Newport News, showing himself
plainly but the enemy refused TO come on d.
though twice our numbers Our camp was
within two miles OF the enemys entrepch-
nents, ana ia sight of his ships, where w.
could nave been shelIed. Not the slightest
demons tration was made, however. There
was little use in our attacking the entrench-
uents, from the fact that we could not hold
the place in the face Of q BON bardment from
the Federal fleet. II the enemy comes out he
will be whipped off the peninsula.
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i'hAssEE ELEcrios.-Ihe Nash vile Union
received returns from eighteen counties
Last Tennessee, TWEEN ty seven in Middle
'NAsS1ee, aad fifteen IN West Tennessee,
larry all complete, and number OF military
ps' which foot up majority Of 5',eo7 for
80 'stmanent Constitution, and ~. oS5 for
Polk
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Tic Dsmacrnl. Of Ohio ngriust Lincoln.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Aug. The Democratic
Convention have noIninateo II. j Jewett for
Governor, and John Scott Harrison for Lieut.
Governor
Several resolutions We're adopted, the third
OF which recommends the State to call q Ma
tional Convention. and the sixth condemns
Presidents Lincoin's suspen son of The hdbs1s
corpus.
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boars NEws. -The news OF Il battle in Mis-
SUN, aLd the defeat OF McCulloch's forces,
lie reported through the Associated Press con-
VII tt St. Louis, was doubtless manufac-
'"'ea " revive the dropping spirits OF Lin
'ih subjects. The Baltimore South pro-
ounces u Giving Government bulletin"
'"e Northern Associated Press is so prolific
u cAnaTds that IT is difficult 10 believe any
'1'hs coming from that source
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letieYQI aptares,

PHILADELPHIA, Ang. S.--rne guC- boa: Fla,.
with 80 prisoners, from the Confeu srata war
vessel, sunk by the 81. L1wfen' - OF Charies-
ton, has arrived Five o! the Son thesusrs
were drowned. The vessel was formerly a
revenue ca tier, and the Confedsra IT, name was
the Petrol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-12

LoUisvILLE, Aug. 1.-THE Albany Demo-
cratic Convent ton had recei we'd communi IA
ton from The Republican Committee, in
wiling them 10 unite in Joint noiDiuations.--
The Democrats ia response said, we would
he false to the party we represent il we con
sidered any proposition OF Union with poiiti-
cal opponen Is except on the basis of COMMON
nriuciGles
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Federal Operations in SY,xsouri.

ST. Loris, Aug. s-.1ohn Ne a lee, thu
speaker OF the last two sessions OF sae Legs
latnre, has been arrested Gov. Gamble Or
ders the cleo ton on the first Monday IN Ne
yember, when the paople WAL be above "
decide on the acts or the Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-12

NEW NoRa. Aug. Dates fsoln Havana 90
the 81 instant have been rosewood The Gap.
tain General was absent He wss aeSen icr
the purpose OF taking formal possession 81
81. Domingo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-12

ID deed l. '''"yoT Vi ne" AosA'
t.cal .ossrnof Josaph TrumbulI. OF Oounsc.
M, oled few days ago.
usx1 r. legislature OF Ilorth Carolina meets
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kentucky Eieesken.

LouIsvrILs, Aug. s.--The 10 counties u tha
state Rish sers gam Is .ys7, and has LOST il,
a adsrson 81, Franklin -. and Henderson
tSl
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o. " CAKaIsoros. This indy dual, who,
'u'heh out, was not made prisoner TT
oSS'A' hes been appointed u. >. Attorney
'ne District OF Columbia.
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BA,rIMogx, Aug. --aassGs. Brcssinr.dgs
and ' silaGdighala had 81 grand dinner siyea
TO them At the Ea,aw House, oy Baltimore
sseSessiCnists
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Or Hk. FAULKxga.-Hon. Charles
auikner. late Minister TO France. has ar
''ea IL Few York.
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FORTRESS M3sAos. Aasust s. O. toSei Bea-
dix = resignation has been accepted. ana La-
ionel Phelps 10 Brjsaeiirr ttsuerssi of tho ;,ost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-12

LorisvIILs, Arg. s.--Ths 81 Louis eotras-
ponsisnt OF the New York Associated Press
has b~en silent tor I'd henrs.
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GhSEEALs PIERCE AND BCTLER.-We alluded
Oh Saturday to the statement published by
brgad!er General Pierce, OF Massachusetts,,
regard TO the Bethel fight. He claims TO
nave acted throughout under Buffers orders,
and thus p!a Is the 01tus OF the defeat upon
'he shoulders OF that mighty General. In
Inclusion, General Pierce says that after
.ae battle had taken place, and public opinion
nal fastened on me the oppIobrium Of the de-
eat, applied for court OF inquiry, that the
jects might be SET Alright, and the blame, if
here was any, rest on the proper officer. In
answer to my application-nay, my demand
received but one reply, that court of in
3uiTy would reveal Tar too much that would
mluTe the service
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IRE 4. >. S4BAHEK SrNTES.-No vessel has
rendered more effective service 10 the Con :
t-j-ra;e States than the war steamer Sum ter
several oi her prizes were at CieLtuegos on
he 18th nit supposed TO be waiting for in
slrucuons from Madrid as TO their DISPOSE
mon. Sc the report, mentioned in the Havana
Jurisprudence Of The New York Times, that
these vessels had been given Up and had sailed
ior the United States, is false. The Macon
citizen Is informed by gentleman on board
The Sumter, now returning from Europe
with a supply OF arms, etc.,) that trains had
been laid and magazines prepared, so that in
he even. OF getting into close quarters with
Tie enemy, with no probability Of escape, the
vessel viii be blown up, and every man on
b.ard has determined To share her fate
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04

Will exhibit at Odessa Thursday, April l1tb.
Smyrna Friday, April 18th; Dover, Saturday,
April 18Th. 0<T Doors open al and 81. Ad'
mission, % cts. children under nine years.
Is cts. ap42W
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Appointment of a Missionary

The Rev. J. T. Grscey, who. our citizess
recolleci, leetured before our library sssocis.
lien two winters since. has just been appoint
ed Missionary to India. The following touch
kng scene secured on the Conference floor:
The Bishop said that he had the pleasure Of
stating 10 the Conference that one otiheir num-
Der had accepted q missionary appointments
since they had been in sessIon-Rev. J. T..
Gracy. If he was present be wesld be glad.
and no doubt that the brother himself would be
graiified to says few words TO the Conference.
Rev. j. T.. Grscy then came forward TO the
bas Of the Conference, aud 81 tears said ] am
act certain, Bishop James, that cas- so get The
mystery OF NY feelings as to spspk to the Con
freBee. As the matter has not besn known
generally, il asy be we'll for me merely q
stase that { hava not entered upon this matteI
for interest. Tea years Of sober couvIctinr
and camel union forced the 20 the Judgment tia
l ought nor, aud that could oct. without neg
lecsing duty. refuse the call Of the church I
ssrse them anywhere. even though u be 10 The
farthest spe.aa this earth. WiIbouG my teek
lag aud | believe without ing in'ihnstion, o
any hing ia that dIrestian at this time. Bl"huI
Simpson called spau rae few days stree ahC
IS I'd RIA, 4 would consent 20 GO 20 India, =
After a .sIrgaEs.s Of forty eight hours, ssseh a
10 NOT knawn sssve by Ill~ whose. epIsi h s
be "a hrunsd in.rhs same contssi. -Bfssr ohse v
isx ths tsia gsssesaJ as. after seek'a9 Abe s.is
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04

o. Odd 9 wIsely s5 could, felt II was Inpos-
sibie 70. me TO assume a negative. The obs'a-
ce. and the only point at which found any
obstacle. was in my aged and almost Inhrm
parents | asked my father, aud with that sterE,
old puritanical spirit, he said. "My boy 60 and
do your duty. even though you die in it."
And my mother, with all a mothers tender
ness. said 4" Oh my boy, had rather die with
out crust than that you should neglect your
duty" Then told Bishop James that could
not assume negative.
: You are told by Bishop James that have
, accepted. And want simply 10 say 10 you,
brethren of the Philadelphia Conference, that
outside of my family relations, have no tie so
dear on earth as this Conference. have re-
ceived the greatest kindness from each and
every member Of this Conference. | simply
want to thank you for your long attention.
was Graded in your Conference, ard was
hrst borne upon The bosom of the church IN
this community, even in this city of Philadel.
pha. trust that neither the churches here
IN the Conference will forget me, or forget to
! support me With volumes of prayer. II has
been my lot 10 spend some two or three years
on the PeniP sula. / want simply TO say TO the
6re' bern who 60 10 these churches to say to the
/ people there that the saddest thing that can
5 hear in my far off home will be that any cir
curhstances or difficulty shall call forth, or any
circumstances result in severiDg Of the bond
beiwee them and myself. love them, and |
ain quite confident that they are not fully ap'
|. preclsted through the upper portion of the
ID Conference. "a voice, that's SOY
III | have said that love this Conference, ans
" it will be pleasure for me to know that where
IN ever may be, that my name shall be called
v upon that roll, year after year. | would tC
II: God that it might be called there until | an
n, swsr to the rol-call OF glory. Goodbye bro
IL thers
n At the conclusion of these remarks there
IA, was hardly dry-eYe in the audieRce, while
n shouts o." Amen" and " God bless you " RAM
n throughout the church.
"a Rev. T. C. Murphy then offered the follow
mt Whereas, II is understood that the Rev.
lr- Talbot Crazy, beloved member of our Con
est ference, has been appointed TO the Mission i
Id India and, whereas, this is regarded as a
co, appointment for life, involving severance
many of the dearest of the social relation
therefore.
RESOLVED, That Brother J. T. Gracey and hi
u.s. excellent wife are entitled to the cOnfdenc
and sympathy OfIhis Conference aud The entiT
Ell church and that we earnestly commend hi
Ok to the care and benediction of the Great HeH
of the church, with earnest prayer for the
ei' hsppiGess and success in their distant field
H' labor.
az Rev. Mr. Colclazer and DR.. Hodgson the
made feeling and appropriate remarks upon III
ST. religious character OF Rev. Mr.. Gracey. aftt
~ which the congregation united in singing Il
" hymn commencing,
q "All hail the power of Jesus name,
SOD Let angles PROSTATE fall"
Irg' which was rendered with powerful effect.
lua' Rev. Mr.. Gracey will leave early in Ju
'rn- for his Mission.
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NOTICE TO THE PRESS.

"ATTESrIoN, YoUN0 MES!'-We perceive, by the
advertisement Of Messrs. Horace l.. Hegeman & Co
of New York, that the renowned Stimulating On.
guent" invented by DR.. BeIlngham for q healthy
s mutation in The growth Of beard or whiskers, ha'
npw had its American market conGded 10 their agency
The high reputation OF this article in London, Paris
and other cities Of Europe seems 10 have been fully
justified BY experience in this country. We find tina
Ils praises are rc-echoed among all class few week.
are said 10 prove its almost magical influences upon Ih'
beard or whiskers The British volunteers have made
such free use Of il 10 attract the attention Of Ih
London Punch See advertisement Of Messrs Hege
man A 20 Ia another column
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04
BOARDING HOUSE.
Mrs. Anm Vanpelf

Informs the public that she is prepared 10 receive
Street, between Meth0dlEt and omme rep--aboye
Tschndy q Collins Store. u Is situated in Pheasant
pavs Of the Inv and the rooEns sre all ~sll ventilated
aaA SaEs sksd.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04
Boots and Shoes,
FRESH ARRIVAL
NEW GOODS,
AT
HALL & HAZEL's STORE,
WEST SMYRN4

w EO l. ON hNAs
Where they are now received one of tho lar.
gest and best selected stock of Goods ever of.
fered TO the public. They particularly invite
their friends and the public generally TO call
and examine their stock, feeling sure that the
Unprecedented low prices will not fail to ina Ike
a favorable impression. They are selling fne
Dress Silks at 623 cts per yard, worth SIPS !;
Stella Shaws ranging from $l.l21 to $500 ;
Plain ami Figured Delaines for III cts., worth
20 cts Sola Plsids and Cashmeres tor - cts
worth 371. Also, large stock of Mems and
Boys ware, consisting OF Cassim"res, Tweeds
Sntinets. Kerseys.-in fact every thing kept in
that line. Their stock of Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps are 20 per cent cheaper than
ever offered before. They keep constantly or
hn nd large stock of Groceries, Provisions
Wines and Liquors, which they will sell at the
lowest possible prices.
GrCounlry Produce of all kinds taken ia
exchange for Goods, at the his msrke
rice
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04
MAR RIEp.

April LIST BY Rev. P. Mansfield Daniel Tur-
uer to Elizabeth Steel. both Of Queen AIMS
CO., Md. ~
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04

In is the practice among waggsh printers
when q green 'uu enters the office to play !
jokes upon them. Recently, in country town
a boy who was rather verdent, went TO learn I
the printing business, and journeyman. loving
SPORT sent him with a dish one day to a certain |
editor 10 borrow a gill of editorial" The edi- |
tor, understanding the game, returned pic
ture of donkey. The first one, finding him
self rather come over, sat his wits TO work to
think how he should be even with the other.
Al last he called the lad and told him that d" it
was editorial which he wanted, and not por.
trait Of the editor"
! PRoF. o. ]. WooD Prof Woods Hair
Restorative is becoming universally known to
| the ir habiiants Of the whole world But a few
years ago i: was the study of the most scien-
tiic chemists to find out something beneficial
10 the human hair. We are satisfied that toe
gentleman whose name heads this article, is
entitled to the honor Of having first introduced
such an invaluable remedy for the prevention
Of becoming bald. restoring the hair to its ORR
ginal color. &C., &c. Read his advertisement
IN aOther column. Romeo (Mich.) Argus,
May 5, SO.
B TIE FLAG OF ALL NATIONS The American no
Of Victoria, Australia, asked permission to err
ect liberty-pole, TO which they would put the
mediateIy declined. Well" SAID the crowd,
\ let's raise pole and stick the . flag of all
. nations upon it," And so they did what they
SAID they wonld do, and PETTIcoA1
] waved from the Liberty pole.
!, A Wicked AND WRErcHED HERMIrEss a
:. married woman dsa ppeared frsm Hurlbutville
: Oneida county, N. Y, almost year ago, ant
), was supposed to have been murdered, until
J few days since she wa found in hut in lone
: ly wood, by some men who were hunting
She had lived hermit, save when visited by
paTamOur who has wife living in Rome sn
r she Is almost insane from loneliness and melan
q choly.
A married woman eloped with bachelo
j. from Oswego Falls last week, taking $500
J the man leaving lot Of fraudulent debts. Al
officer overlook the runaways IN Canada, recov
l. cred $50 in cash, and the amount Of the man
r; debts.
,; TAXATION IN South CAROLINA -Accordin,
TO the new schedule Of taxation, officially issu
: ed recently, the rate Of taxation through ou
: South Carolina is la cents on every 800 Q
:, /" property, aud an Gd vaIOrem tax Of Sl.26 Of
" every negro,
a. IT is not so unpleasant 10 poor young VIC
e. man TO wait upon the gentlemen, as it 10 to
proud old maid to be waiting for them.
A COW eats 100 pounds Of green food ever
"a hours, and yields FIVE quarts, or ten pound
rs Of milk.
a. 1t is said that the copyright Of Dixie
L. Land" has given the author four thousar
!. dollars.
The bones of birds are hollow, and 6lls
. with air instead of marrow.
m A hunter bags his game fiirt sacks her
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04
HE% - M[~~

10000 Peach and IS, 600 Apple Trees, weIl-seleced
extra size. Pears, Cherries and Plums, Dwarf and
100000 Straw berries Blackberries &c
ornamental Trees. Evergrsens, in the usual variety
Orders sent drecI 10 the Fairgiew Nurseries Moores
town, N. j.. will be attended 10. Catalogues gratis
Trees delivered in Philadel phia without charge
mnrl4 JOHN PERKINS, Pro.
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yfrs. WINSTON.

An e1pesienced nurse and Jennie physician has q
ssahlne Syrnp Tor children teethmg. which greatly
facilitates iha process Of tickling BY soenIng the
sams, reducing all ENTHUSIASTICALLY alay all pam,
and IL sure 10 regulate The bowets Depend ugoH II
nothsrs IL will give rest 20 yourselves AMI relief aud
health n, yoar .Blnls Perfeciy sale all oswsss
S<s ~ ysssIssussuS in sRashsE solsaaE
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04
DIR. w. Il. McKOWN,
OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL o.:
HED HaET~EM~E@

SMYRNA, DEL,
Main street opposite the residence Of Or. Daley.
would give notice to his customers and the public
that he continues TO carry his business in all IIs
various branches. Having been the only practical
Dentist in the community for the past ten years. du
ring which time he has been putting up work salts
factory for the citizens moi only of this place, but
also those Of Philadelphia Baltimore and Virginia, he
haers himself that he is still able TO give satisfaction
TO any who may call upon him All work will b'
done represented, or the money refunded.
mch2I
Smyrna times., 1861-04-04
GEO. T.. STRADLEY,
Practical Boot, Shoe & Cater
MANUFACTURER, OPPOSITE FOX.
WEII.S HOTEL SMVRNA pEI

WELLS HOTEL, SMYRNA, DEL,
~ Ikn Tho subscriber takes this method Of informing
PFC his friends and tho public generally that he
' 49, sill cOninues 10 manufacture those inimiable
Boots, Shoes and Callers for Ladies' aud Gen.
iemen. for which he has, for number Of years. been
justly celebrated and would say those who may wish
any article IN line shall have il as cheap as can
he had in any other establishment in the State. As
for it, style and durability he give abundant re.
ference Ifrequisie.
On hand. large assortment: of Boots. ShUes and
Callers, AT tina lowest possible rates. Patent Leather
Boots made M superior style, and warrented to lit
Particular attention paid to Ladies Caters and other
Shoes whch shall be gotten up In style surpassed
by any. .sa 5 Il
N. B.-RepnirIng Of all kinds done at reasonable
ratss ayNo charge for calling and szm&ainins the
wsrk sas asds ssasia hI%is