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Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

= MINIsTERIAL.-The Rev. DR.. Julius E.
Grammer. Rector of ST. Peters Protestant
Episcopal Church, of Baltimore, formerly of
this town, has been rendered call to Trinity
Church, Chicago, but declined it.
The pew holders of Trinity Episcopal Church,
Philadelphia, hold ap election for pastor this
week. We understand that the Rey. Edward
Myers, Rev. Mr. Brown, of Delaware, and the
Rey. George A: Crooke, will be the leading
clergymen voted for.
We find the following in one or two of our
exchanges:
The Rev. John A. Parsons, of the diocese
Of Delaware, following the example of the
younger Tying, had presumed to preach in the
Second Reformed Church of Hackensack, N.
j., without asking permission of the rector of
some Episcopal Church near by. These cases
of irregularity in the Episcopal Church seem
to be rapidly multiplying"
Is there minister of that name in Della,
ware?
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
Schemck's Seaweed Tonic.

This medicine, invented by DR.. J. n. Schenck Of
Philadelphia is intended to dssov We the food and max
il into Ohyme the first process Of Ofdigeslion. By clean
sing the stomach with Schenck's Mandrake Pills the
Tonic soon restores the appetite, and food thai could
not be eaten before using it will be easily digcsIed
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pulmon-
&c Syrup unless the s4mach and liver made healthy
and the appetite restored, hence The Tonic and Pals
are required IN nearly every OF cousumI lion. a
half dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLwnl
cure any ordinary case of dyspepsIa.
DR.. Schenck makes professional VISITS IN New York
and Boston, and at his principal office in Phade;p pha
every week. See daily pers oeach place his pam
phlet On consumption for his days Of visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
kenesses of the Doctor, when in the last nf
Consumption, and the other he now is, ID perfect
health. are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 so per
bottle or 81 80 The half DOZEN All letters for we
should be addressed TO Dr. SCHENcxs primer pal oili
No. ID North SIKH Street, Phadep phia, Pa General
Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes & Co. \. Y;S 5
HanGe Baltimore, Md John ID. Parke Cincinnati,
Ohio; Walker & Taylor, Chicago. III Collins Bros,
5. LOUIS. Mo. lfel3
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

TEMPERANCE MEETING. "A temperance
meeting was held in Wards Hall, IN this town,
on the evening of the 10th, when dr. Thomas
Carrow was chosen president. Mr.. Jacob VII
llams vice president, and II. B. Hunter, Secre-
tary; The meeting was opened with prayer by
the kev b. L. Gracey, after which the presi-
dent introduced the Rev. T. L. Poulson, of
an interesting lecture, which was listened to
by large and attentive audience. The lecture
presented the subject of temperance in a strong
and forcibe manner, interspersing his remarks
with amusing and pointed anecdotes.
L. B. HUNTER, Sec'y
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

JEFF. DAYS. The Lost Cause" or jeff
Davis, has been visiting some of his friends
an Talbot CO., making his headquarters at Col.
Edw. Lloyds. 1t was currently reported that
he would come up on the Maryland train yes
serday and take the Delaware train south for
Norfolk and Richmond, consequently large
number OF citizens vent to the Station to see
the "stern statesman" While many went
from curiosity, large number desired to nay
their respects to him, and induce him to
spend few days in Smyrna, The Maryland
train failed to bring his precious careas, how
ever, and his numerous friends had to suffer
disappointment, which many of them assuaged
at the restaurants. One individual had hoou
skirt to present to him, though he would have
declined to receive it, perhaps, he having
doned male attire since the "Yanks" quit
chasing him. A Maryland exchange saws he
went to West river by steamboat from Miles
river Ferry.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
j. ALEXANDER FULToN, Sec'y, '"''

FEsTIvALs.-The citizens of Clavton into,5
holding festival on Thursday and Er;Jn., EJnu
evenings the 10Th and 9th of December ~
raise money to build a school-house. ~
r, notwithstanding the severe weather tho
FESTIVAL given by the ladies ofth M 4 Cburnb
at camden, last week, was liberaliv natron;IE
G1. 3 Inc e receipts amounted to about 5000 =
heV: D. L. Gardiner was presented with a mir
OF slippers and Rev. Mr.. Shreck with q Sress. e
ing gown. DIR. Dawson made the 5onat;on
SpTgsSches; TSd to which the recipients responded.
The Grace Church Fair, in WiImincton
closed on Saturday night, after a weeks dura'
tiOn. Horace Greeley was present a sbor,
time on Saturday night. Being called for =
speech ne said, in substance, that the fair yu.s
Dig thing that we need a better school
system In this State. We are informed tbot
The recrlptss will barely pay the exnenses ~
Last tSt year the profits were 81, 500
fr Inc LADIES' connected with Christ Church
SEplScopal) Dover, are making preparation
tor 10, festival for the children of their Sabbath
ochool' to be held on Christmas night. in the
The Good Templars of Dover will also o;ro
a, CONCERT and festival at the State Homsas so ON
thursday aPd Friday evenings, December 18Th
anu I'm the proceeds. to be applied to fittinr
ance. VI IenPer-
The citizens Of Smyrna will probablv o;vo
sI nestiVai m, Tor the benefit of the poor newt
meqth, The MethOdists also talk IF bold;nn EMs
'SsEl'ai 10 raise funds to purchase an organ
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

Inc per cent premium due on deposit notes held by
"THE KENT COUNTY Mutual INSUp N,, C,m.,,
al DoVer, VIII he due and payable by ~ O'CLOCK
on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY NEXT 1868. Less a
dividend OF 10 per cent. allowed
Lists Oi premiums due will be in The hands of ,hs
following agents. with receipts:
L. ): Vanhinkle. Delaware City; James r. Ct. m,
ehtS' 1' Smy rna James Cowgirl Treasurer uover; A
Jackson IT, Camden J. J. Fouk Milford A. liar.
flngon' Harrlngioni j. b. r. Powell, Farm,neIn,. e.
a. haw1Ia'. Bridgevle, Sealord and Federsl,bnrs
1ames lanes ponder Milton Hiram r, Downing, (ie, RE
Eoro M,n, u a. DAVIS Lewesi Wesley Slack, Greens,
r rrunci,Sality IN payment is required.
~ Io-Im GEO. B. DICKSON Snc,u
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

PUBLTcAnoNs.-Eyerything that has an,
reference to Dickens is now read with interest
Ws have received from d. Appleton & Co.
A43 Broadway, New York, his celebrated novel
The Adventures of Oliver Twist" which il
furnished at the low price of25 cts. 1t is neat
" printed and has good paper binding.
The Lady's Friend, for January, is NOR,
than usually attractive. Its fashion plate, en-
craving on steel, wood cuts, etc., are finished
with unusual care, and the reading matter is
particularly interesting. Now is the time to
subscribe.
We forgot last week to notice the enlarge.
ment OF the Wilmington Daiy Commercial.
1t has been widened and heightened, and i'm.
proved generally--just what might be expected
from live paper
See first page for other notices.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
ELECTION NOTICE.!

OFFIcE OF THE SMYRNA l. DEL Bay
H. x Co. Smyrna, Dec it, lsi-
iouers OF the Capital Stock of the Smyrna A Deis.
wa ware "ay Haliroad Company are hereby notified thar
NE tme ANNUAL MEETING OF said com paEy viii Ds
meiT ,'5 "a al lneIr oice, IN Smyrna, on the SECOND
WEDNESDAY,, the Sih of January uey1 nor :.
purpose OF electIng seven Directors to serve Tor ths
ensuing year The Report of The Dlrsclors. t,r lLs
past year, will be submIlled. ~
BY order Ul The Board.
Nov. Is. 1867 So,rsi1,, mo To-,
Delcp0rsau nIeosa c0D,, ,on- -,
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

ken. The injury to them and the State would
be incalculable. They will try every lawful
meaas to save themselves from ruin. Meet
ings are to be called throughout the lower part
Of the State to give expression to the senti-
ments of the people, and the Legislature and
Congress will be applied to to redress their
wrongs
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

ASHORE. Several vessels bavo boor III:
ashore along the river, between Ro%bav IEIoen WVe
and M Aey Castle, by the ice. The scbooner U"
F3ur F3rot.ers was driven ashore on 9'SUs ReeS,
Isl Island on Thursday, and had to be abandonedy dy
6h Ghe water washed over her deck and froqe %
one had on board 600 bus. oysters. The
schooner Heart Of Oak, also laden with ovs.
.srs, ,sna. was va sunk off Port Penn by being cut
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

We see that several religious journals have
copied Bishop Cummins' address delivered in
this town Thanksgiving Day, and are recon-
mending conference of all Protestant denom-
Christian Union. "--NoO
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

4 Hnw-v
hEEIlNG OF THE HISTORICAL Observation-Disclosures a
~ storm ON Thursday last the Historical Society of Delaware
met IN the Library Room Of the Smyrna Library
3 3oclock in the afternoOn. "
The President Hon Willard Hail. being absent DR. lame,
ClaEsqn was called to the chair.
After the reading the minutes and tho n a,
business the following committees were appointed commit
Tee 10 investigate the connection Capt LLOYD with the
Se'eent OF the State committee report in regard 70
reported skiBmSh, said have taken place in or about
OF Smyrna during the Revolutions committee IN Obtain m
W as possible the names Of the early
INTO ths Sate and such interesting facts may he in
esa I'd Ihe anu their work. committee make nouirv
mo the expeditions fitted out and sent from Duck Creek during
the Revolutionary War and the of against the British
bocNadng vessels; committee to make inquiry into and re
port upon the history OF tle rebellion
lohS flnnI against the Duke of York committee ia ranort
the site pf Crane Hook Church. built tn Swee and Dutch
III toz committee to report at future meeting the
birth Places and dates Of birth the Governors Cbancor
Ch SQsces Judges aud United States Senators Of this STATE
and also the burial places of are eceased
to report upon the history Chan9y Glove who was
10 DC IN the British service during the Revolution and Who
heq rude fort in Little Greek Hundred Kent Coup+v d
"h hsht took place. alter which said was executed
DoVe ana also to repart such facts may be connected
committee to and report whatever may be
interesting In the history Of the committee
prepare and present at the next meetng general outline
o the history OF the State of Delaware aso committee Ia
prepare a poem ON the history of the State.
vote OF thanks was rendered the Smyrna Library Assoc
tOn for the of the Library room
After the election of gentlemen members of the So
csty the Society adjourned NEE. in this town on the SECOND
Thursday Of next month.
owing the prevalence Of the storm no evening n,ootin a
hed ht Wards Hall, expected hut WAS defrr n,il tb
meeting in January. ~
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
GOLD QUOTATIONS.. STOCK. &c.. from
McLear Il Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
MARRIED,

=, On Wednesday, Dee lIth. by the Rev. W
NJ; Warner, DR.. JAMES II. Wilson, Of PM =.
delphla, to Miss EMMA McILvAINE daughter
ct Of MclIroy MclHaine, Esq, of Magnolia, DI
In Wilmington, at the residence of the
bride mother, on Tuesday afternoon ". ek.
tne me 10Th Wt INST, by the Rev. w. III. ii. Marsh.
Mr. WIN. [. CAsPERSON, formerly of Claw
ton,, Del, and Miss Eleanor w SMpr1 fnr
merly Of Baltimore. Nil ~
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth OF hair upon bald head, or beardless lace
also, recipe for the removal of Pimpes Biott hes
Eruptons, etc on The skin, leaving the same soft
clear and beautiful, be obtained without charge
by addressing
THOS F. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
SNTBNAs DNlLo
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC 1s

fHf "FIHES'' is published euery Wednesday a
tfrH0'"' BY Jos. IL. HoFFEckER, Editor and Pro.
prietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
"a" H"HS-SuSscRTPTIoN,-- year, s2.OO in ad.
o0"ee' or $3.50 if not paid till end of the year.
Paper discontinued until allarrearsqre pqid-Cnl,
at the option oftAe Publisher.
pVkRTlsEMENTs 'oiH be inserted at the rate oSepen
GEMS 1'Re for t6s first insertion subsequent in
sertioas 81 cents. A liberal discount made I
quarterly, semi-annuGL and yearlv advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

MIX OR-AllOw to explain to other members of the
anu 70 those whose names not found pr rintel
among the list Of those who had recOma led the call for
o'e educational Convention published in your paper last
week by some mishap part of the list got misplaced and
wa" overlooked when the other to you for pubc
" O'herS came TO hand after issue A full list has
however since been published in the Clayton Herald In con.
eeon with the State Educational Convention be held in
DoVer Dec S3 1t has been suggested by
he state who take great interest n that after
the business pertaining to the convention been
sacted teachers Institute be organized and remain in
sion all day on Tuesday longer desirable by the
teacher cordially endorse tine suggestion and hope II may be
m occasion oil great interest to ALL both male female en-
gagged In the cause Of educating the rising Hon. Hem
barnard Of Washington C and other experienced educa
Gators have consented to be the enterprise
Smyrna, Dec IS. 81. " Z Cbair hair irmsD u'1"o, oon
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

'Phe Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON will send dres
OF charge) TO all who desire il the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple reIned,
by which he was cured of lung affection and Iha
dread disease. Consumption. His only object is iC
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer viii
try this prescription, as it will cost them othing
and may prove blessing. Pe2se address
REy EDWARD WILSON
No. l65 South Cd st Williamsburg, NJ Y
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
CHEAPEST OA ARPETS in nPHILADETDI1I,
AND WHERE 10 RIIV ,nIIr1tt W ma

Almost every one mas heard of Evans Cir..C.
pEr STORE where you can buy your goods n,"a, ,
dom amy @ ".n@r % % and make your selections
BRUSSELS, IHREE.PLY, INGRAM. ST.%p ond
PeS, VT otoTHs, MATTINGs WINpow S'I. NAS
Do" hn Sro selling Carpets yards wide "nIS oo
certain Igat "ou. yo M examining our lon prices aSd be-
mrs 2m JOHN NJ. EVANS,
"'O S'n No. 3l7 N. I'd ST, above Vine
anu uirectiy opposite Wood ST., Philada.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

RAILROAD MEEPING.-The annual meeting
of the Md. and Del Railroad Company, took
place in Easton, on Wednesday last, when
Capt. p. j.. f. Hardcaste, of Easton, was
elected President, in the place of Gen. T. Tilgh-
reelected Treasurer Directors. Thos II
Slaughter, Thos. |. Marvel, Del. DR.. Alex.
Hardcnslle, Caroline county, Major Nicholas
Murray, New York; David Knots, Thomas
Rughlett, j. A. w. Powell, Talbot county.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

DEAFNESS Blindness, and Catarrb. ,rea,ad iii
ihe utmost success, by DIR. J. IsAACs, OcuIlsI and
AurIst Qormerly of Leyden, HOlland,) No. sos Arch
Street Philadelphia. Testimonials from the most ra
liable sources IN The city and country can be seen az
his Office The medical faculty are invited 10 ac
company their patients. he has nc secrets in hi,
pafclIee' Artificial eyes inserted without rain N,
'"d' sesmaue lor examination. myS-lV.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

BROKEN INTo.-The Depot at Dover was
broken into on Saturday night. The ticket Of
nee was robbed Of about dollar. An effort
was made to open the safe, but failed. The
knob of the safe was broken off.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

X. r: MEETING The annual meetInp of
the stockholders of the Smyrna and Del Bav
y; r. Co. will be held in this town on the St6
of January. See adv. '''
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

Gold, Silver and compound interest notes bought
and sold. DraHG issued on Irelend and bes rates.
also on Philadelphia and New York, by john Nc
Lear q Son. Bankers. Wilmington. Del.
Mrs Jenkins, Commence st., has a barrel
OF sweet cider, for mince pies or to drink.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

DEL. K.-R.-The sixteenth annual meeting
q tRe Stockholders Of the Delaware Railroad
company Tlil De held in Dover, on Thursday,
january ath, 1868, at o'clock, p. M.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

:, CoNcERR.-The Amateur String Band Of
enls !own gave concert at Wards Hall last
evening to good audience. Prof. Morton
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

The Delaware Tribune is the largest and best
newspaper published in Delaware. 1t supports
manhood suffrage, and has an immense circulation
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

DIED OF INJURIES. The corpse of George
Magens was taken up on the Railroad the 9TH
er day to his fathers, at St. Georges station,
he having died from injuries received at the
Breakwater, at Lewis. His back and both
legs were broken, and in this condition he lived
tH oyer week. His body was paralzed below
the splne' hence his sufferings were not very
severe.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

DESPERATE AssAULr-On Thursday night
last, at New Castle, three men fell upon Riggs
the man convicted of incest with his daughter
sentenced to be hung, respited, and after a
lengthy term of Imprisonment pardoned. and
beat him in shocking manner, finishing the
assault by throwing him over a wall. The
assailants made their way towards this city. but
up to the, time of our going to press none of
them had been arrested. Commercial
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

An engine attached to a freight train ran off
tn the track at New Castle yesterday morning.
The trains were delayed a little therehy
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

CHRfSTNAs GIFT-FOur Certificates Of the IA
prry Co9pany OF Philadelphia in aid Of the Riverside Ins
orhans costing four dollars with the nne
engvhe bers Of our FOreather each Certificate also
cures one present at the Great Distribution m the
i9Ir PRESENTS one or more Ofwhich be- worth thou
sads oi dollars Such gift will make friend CAV and merry
0nd perhaps wealthy Read advertseenf say anu ery
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

SCHOONER SUNK.-The schooner James r
Henry, of Philadelphia, Capt. Walker, Iyinc
at Bombay Hook, loaded with coal, sprung !
leak on Thursday, and sunk at II, VI, lll
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

Fifty shares Farmers Bank Stock, 20 Shares ID |.
Railroad Stock and Delaware State Bonds of all
kinds Of State Securities, bought and sold on com.
mission by John McIear Il Son, BInkrrs.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

BURND.-Mrs Finn, of Wilmington. the
other day, locked her children in the house
and went to market, Maggie, aged I wears,
caught fire, during the the time, and was burn,
ed so badly that she died next. Her screams
attracted passers-by, who broke the door open.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

HORSE x BUGGY STOLEN man pretend
ing, to hail from Philadelphia, hired horse
and buggy. from Mr.. John Clayton. one of our
Clayton citizens on the 81 inst, and has not
heard from them since. He engaged it but
for few hours
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

Perry Davis Vegeta ,Ie Pain Killer possesses virtue
which not alone removes pain Instantly but reg ulaGcs
the stomach, gives strength tone and vIgnr to the
system. IL is one Of the medicines worth more than
gold.
Don't experiment in testing new remedies, when
you can buy the genuine Pam Killer which every.
BODY knows to be good
The Woodstock &C.. W. Sentinel saws: alt Is a
generally ad mtcd tact, that The edrclrtA manufac
tured by Messrs Perry Davis IL Son has been nstru.
mental in sllevang much pa n and giving relief tc
millions OF suffering humanity. The medical faculty.
almost everywhere recommend the Pam Killer and
It's reputation IS now established the most benef.
clal family medicine IN use and NAV be laken
internally and externally to expel PAM
Phillips & FAIRIES is the place to buy your clio.
thing, hats, caps and furnishing goods; finest
assortment III Smyrna. Call and see for YOUR
selves.
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lions, Of great value TO families; all pay grea,
prohts Send 35c and get ~ pages and sampe gratis
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The DELAWARE TRIBUNE is the Radical RepulIi.
can newspaper of Delaware.
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at " NEEDLES
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Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

DIVORCE GRANTED-At the late term of
the Superior Court, at New Castle, decree
dlvorcing. a Uinculo Mat,imonG Joseph w.
Pratt and Lucinda A. Pratt, was granted on
motion of Mr.. Thos. F. Bayard, counsel for
the complainant. Pratt, it will be remember
ed was the man who killed j. Pusey Smith
In Wilmington for intimacy with his wife.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

The DELAWARE TRIBUNE is the Radical RepuLli
can newspaper of Delaware
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
Fire Insurance Notice.

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Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

Phillips & FAIRIES is the place to buy your clio.
thing, hats, caps and furnishing goods; finest
assortment in Smyrna. Call and see for your
selves.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
commis.ioner,s Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the undersigned
IN Comnissioner appointed by an order OF the
Circuit Court OF Franklin o. unity, Indiana, at the
August Term, lse7,to sell tho Heal Estate belong
ing TO tho heirs OF David Hays deceased, will sell
at public auction, on the premises,
On Saturday, December an, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
4. NJ. OF said day. (if not previously sold at pri.
vato sale,) the following described Real Estate
situated In said County, 10 vita
Tho North part OF the South East quarter Of
section "a, In Town ., Range q West, containing
80 acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne. third Of the purchase
money will be required In hani on the day Of
sale, the balance In one and two years from the
day Of sale, with interest, the deferred payments
secured by notes and mortgage on the premises,
walvine valuation and appraipemcnt laws.
The land IL rich. about hfty acres In high state
Of cultivation, balance we'll timbfred, has on 10 n
large two story frame house, large frame barn aud
other outhuildlngs, agood bearing orchard with
all kinds Of fruit treos. The said land IL about
four miles Fast Of prookville, half mile North OF
Palestine and Franklin Turnpike road, good
County roads running on the East. South and
West, convenient 10 churches and schools. Bids
will be received for said land any tmo until the
7th day VI December. 1897, ~ private sale.
SAMUEL HOLIDAY, Commissioner.
Sep. 20, ls6its.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-15
Oak Forest Items.

I, came 10 pass that there was great gath.
ering OF the people for the purpose OF huskiug
Bro. WIS corn. ], appeared that all we're de.
sirous Of expressing their political opinions.
We thought we would look around aud see
how many Union men we're there, aud We
counted i've. The Democrats SAW that they
were much superior IN force, (bu, not IN tai.
en,,) 40 they were bold 10 expressing lhrlt
views They thought the negro hal no soul !;
called him baboon said Vallandgham wa,
smar, man, good man, &e said Buchanan
vas the best President We e.pr had. One man
said he had never killed anybody, livery true
for he vas too cowardy TO 20 into the army, }
bu, he ever saw negro In tho woods he
would shoe. him. SO you see Me- Editor,
VIA, kind OF men there are In ,h,s yieiu,ly
A young couple we're married In this yioin
NY ON Thursday last-Mr. John kis TO Mi.s
LaeIIa Foster, aged respectively II years.
Bro. Tower has returned from The city With
a full assortmen, Of goods. which he proposes
10 sell cheap
Please correct | wished to say, n | did
not, that there were hopes Of Mr.. Coen's son
recovering, Bon.
Oak Forest, Nov. isr, 1861