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Has resumed his business at he old stand.
'~'f .-.. NO, 159 KING STREET: ....
HIS PAPER HANGING DEPART t''''
contains as usualthe choicest, both, - .....
-. 1..a PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
of the most celebrated " @'i -.'- 80.
FREN CR AND AMERICAN MAN UFAC
..... aztya5..t b -.M TURE, '- '-..
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls, ~:
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwelling:
and Public Buildings will bepromptlJ executed
in tho most superior style at tho lowest prices.
The many years experience in this bu*lno5
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction u 81
that may favor him with their patronage
-s NH Off - F'.,. '.t.'. '"'
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G.G" Every patron obtains Watch py l4ls
arrangement, costing but $40, while it may be
worth ST. OoO No partiality shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the ar,
ticles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and we'll
mixed. Holders are entitled to tho articles
namod on their certificate upon payment Of ton
Dollars, whether it boz Watch worth s., 90 or
one worth less The return Of any Of our Ger
ON upon payment, irrespective of its worth ,.and
as no article valued less than $40 is named on
any certificate, it will at once be seen that this
is no lottery, but q, straightforward Legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in in ovon
by the most fastidious y" '' ''.''' -
A single certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid upon receipt Of 25 cents, five for 81, eleven
for ST. thirty three and elegant premium for : So'
sixty six and lnoreyaluable premium for $40,
one hundred and most superb watch for Sl5:-
agents Or those wishing 1mplGymsn oap,YsheS sns
ducted business, duly authorized by the Gov
ernment, and open to Che most careful scrutiny.
cry usl a9,a1lo <ANRIGHT, BRO: CO.,
baS 5iig 81 H. i,a aaImporters, l6l, broadway
sep ,28-Gm,Ti r3iHa G@ti4rji j n EW YORK.
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nOULTERER'S FRlEND q

- 17& A CERTAIN CURE FOR
a&sGAPES AND OTHER DISEASES IN
2 zsSr; CHICKENS AND. TURKEYS
IA Certain Preventive of Chicken Cholera.
q Will prevent disease in all kinds OF fowl and
promote an Increase of fat Read the following:
=; Jefferson, Frederick co, Nd,
----'7s--,-,.-- -. July 22d 1867
Mcssrs Olotworthy s. Co: ...,'''. .. :: ..,..-
a,. Gents-Tho wonderful cures which have been
medehv youcPoulterers Friend cannot fail to
interest nil who raise poultry A gentleman OF
this village has been experimenting on chickens
with the gapes He tried your Pouterers,
Friend, according to, the directions, and it n nad
the desired effect in removing tho worm, ehec-
tually relieving. the chicken st once Since
ihen @ I have had many calls for it, and j: has
been used extensively with tho same result; 1t
is ot otiacalculable value to all who raisn poultry
=, Respectfully, ~, a. SPENcER.
IL Price 25c per package. .,.,... ......;.
F hropSieoo pGSIoTWoRTY rVf 6 CO., Baltimore.
Also, RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAT
TIE P9WpEkssNtA5fR ~ best + Il U nso 145 Kinr
+. And E. S. .LEADBEATEK s co. /
Il. nov l646m nisa' = '&'.: -.''"' .
T1INE FACTORY. CHEESE, .s,,,yal !
+ r. Now Orleans and Centrifugal Sugar
: Han Hams, y and all kinds Of Bacor. Powder and
Sugar House ,Molasses-low price. % > -
Rio, Java and Laguyra Coffee, for. sale BY
dec dec 28-lm /. = GREGORY u PAUL.
HEAVY AND EIEE CLOTHS. 1.aa'ot@a
Cloths for Workingmen's Suits: Csssinets
full Cloths also, nett Woolen Oyer-j jackets
Lambs Lar Wool Shirts and Drawers, heavy Buck
SKIN skin Gloves; and many other desirable good:
for fort the present season. Call and examine al
the corner of King and Fairfax SITS. .SI
dec273 4! - ts6.$s ROBERT i, WOOD,
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~ ROU N D. Z l. A s n E Il E..

U .;-r oo,r,, r-..,
on the cars or ,wharves, at nlne dollars per ton
dollars per ton in bbls or ten dollars per ton il
we furnish bags, with the understanding that
tho bags arc to be returned in tan days. If not
SO returned, five cents per bag will be charged
for every ten days, or parts thereon, we gflna
our Plaster from the best Windsor Blue Lump,
Norcfuse plaster ground at our mill
dec 16 - .a SUBTLE 81 STUAR
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$1,000 900 IN WATCHES
roc f R S

tfi sia'r. FOR SALE on THE POPULAR
!. igsns- ONE PRICE p L a n. "a
-s.9I e @,uIvING EVERY PATRON A
HANDSOME. AND REIIABL WATCH
=, For the low Price often Dollars .,'.
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not to be Paid Tor unless perfectly sat-
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ORGANIC WEAkN ESS
DIR. JOHNSON.

Member OF tho Royal College Of Surgeon:
London, Graduate OF one Of the most cTninch'
Colleges in tho United States, and the nrcnLcr
part oil whose il, has been spent in tho h"aYlt-
ais of London, Paris, Philadelphia, an! else.
where has Gillette! some Of tho most asst n!:h-
ing cures that were ever known, nnnV tr"ub!"l
with ringing in the head ana ears when aS'"rl'
great nervousness, being alarmed at elld"rH
sounds, bash!uncss, with frequent hinShlng: -.
tended somcLimc: with dornngrmcnt o! minA.
were cured Immediately.
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TARRIE uOUGH returns his thanks to his
LII former customers for their liberal patron
age, and would respectfully request contlnl-
ance of the Same to the now firm. dec ~
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reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubial hap
,jiness Indeod. without those the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prosp ct hourly darkons to the vicW, the m'EI
becomes shahowcd with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the happ;noSs q
another becomes hlghtcd with your own.
- iAini: ..Es: Aln I ~ p y I'D. Y L,E
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YOUNG MEN,

Especially, who have become the victims OF
solitary vice. that dreadful and destructiy'
habit which annually sweeps to an ultimcty
grave thousands Of Young Men Of the mos
excele talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have cntranced listening Sens.
tors with tho thunders Of cloqucncc, or walked
to cstacy the living Tyre, may call with !,d
confidence
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YOUNG NJ + Il,

Who have injured themselves by a cor
tain practice, INDUCED in, a habit lre-
quontly learned from evil companions; or a;
school, tho effects OF which are nightly i"It.
even when asleep, and. if not cured, render;
and body should apply Immediately;
What pity tina. u young man, the nope -
his country, the pride Of his parents, shonld DC
snatched from ali prospects and enjoymcnta, "i
life by the consequence of dcviating from trf
path of nature, and indulging in z certain So
Mo
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MARRIAGE.

ting marriage, bong aware Of Physical Weak
moss, Organic Debility, Deformtics, speedily
curod. -. ... ....
lie who places himself under the care o. l,r
J. may rcligiously conlde in his homo: g: :
gentleman and confidently rely upon his ski
rs a physician. .....
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DAINTS, OILS, &c.-We have just received
L a full stock OF Lewis Puro Lead, Linseed
Oil, Boiled do, Spirits Of Turpenttlne, ke4ned
nish, Coach, Copsl and Japan DO; also Artists
Tube Paints, Japan Tin Camels Hair Pencils,
Paint Brushes. and French Window Glass,
which we offer at the lowest rates: ~
.r .....'... g...tgg +. S. LEADBEATER q Cot,
" i'm ID No. T South Fairfax street.
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lust RECEl ed
j 10 bushels PEARL HOMlNf bush
els HOMINY BEANS.31- = as..-.-- :. ...
| inn II j. c.. MILBURN. /
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

WYOMING SEMINARY. This new institution
was dedicated to the cause of education yester-
day morning, Rev. A. Wallace, Of Philadel-
phla' making the dedicatory address. Rev. A.
Manship, OF Phila, and j. A. Fulton, of Do
yer, also made addresses. In the evening a
musical and dramatic entertainment was given
m Phliomathean Hall (second story of the
Seminary to packed audieace. The orchcs-
ira, under the leadership Of j. B. Richie of
Wilmington, delighted the assembly with their
music. The little comedy entitled The Om-
nibu$ was also highly appreciated, most OF
the characters being well sustained by the am
ateqr actOrs-Mr, Thos. Irons as the English
entleman, Miss Davis as his daughter, and es-
pe9cially Mr.. Richards as his Irish servant.
The - Yankee Peddlar," Prof. Eaton taking
f9e Heo,l9 leading character, (Peddlar), and Miss
warmly applauded. Prof. Cole and Misses
Hqckle and Davis took part in the vocal music,
and Prot. Brown and Miss Ramsdel perform
ed piano solos. We did not learn the names
OF all the comedians. The entertainment is
repeated this evening.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

- SEoBBERY.-John B. Cough lectured or
Temperance in Bridgeton, New jersey, last
week K. He made the following hit on snobbery
an the course OF his remarks: A lady said ~
me, You know this temperance moveman,
isn't genteel!' Well, am very glad of if
don't like genteel things myself Genteel
plcty Is wretched trash, and a genteel cbnrcb
lS the most powerleSs agency that pretends to
d. good on the face of this earth. | never was
IN BrIdgeton before, and | dare say | never
shall be here again. But it is not ouite a.
large as London, in England. My word for it
IN this city OF Brldgeton there is Just as mnc5
nunkeyIsm and primism and snobbery for its
population as there is in the CITY of London
You have among you sets" and ''circles. u
out OF which nobody dares to move. We move
IN this circle, and somebody else in that, and
we don dare TO say our soul is our own ex-
cept We ask our circle whether we can have a
soul; and We cant step out of that circle to
save fellow being from temporal and eternal
rum. Our movement Is to run its pouohsbare
rlgnt through seets and parties and circles of
society, tor 1t Is for our common humanity that
we plead. L knew it costs something Tbn1o
never was movement started by men who
stepped out In advance of public sentiment
nke lconocaSts. to scatter upon the world the
blessings OF their energy and thought. that did
not cost heart burnings and hot tears. II
needs some moral courage and some strenptb
OF mind and some will and some self sacr;fca
L know that and you know it.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

IHE GAINES WILL CAsE-In the case Of
Nlrs. Galnes against the city of New Orleans IS
Ana Ana two two other cases, the Supreme Court on
MGonIqay no week rendered decision reafirminr
inc inc her begleI3aey OF Mrs Gaines and establish
her father. Mrs Gaines who was in cdrr conrt ~
was congratulated on all sides after the readn1 adm
OF II the opinion. Prominent lawyers, who are
fully posted as to the value of this nronortr
say thai this decision will undoubtedly maIo
her the weeltliest woman in America Two
other cases involving the same principles were
also a.; decided lately in favor of Mrs. Gaines
Inc matter has been in controversy thirty
years Associate Justice Davis expressed thy %
opinion Of himself, Chief Justice Chase and md
associate Justices Nelson, Clifford and Fields
II IL wa! was CdlSsented from by Associate justices
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

HOLY WEEK.-Sunday Week was Palm
sunday, an anniversary commemorative ofom
6avlour entry into Jerusalem, when the popu.
lace streWed palm branches before him and
Is he who cometh in the name of the Lord ~
In the Catholic and the Episcopal Churche,
this day = made special festival. Last sun
day was the day on which the resurrection Of
CHRIST is commemorated. 1t is the end of the
ienten season or l1adragosimal fast observed
IN ncommemoratlnn Vt our Saviour fasting forty
days IN the llderneSs. 1t begins on Ash Wed.
nesday and continues until Easter The festival
OF Easter occurs on the first Sunday after the
tull moon which happens upon, or next after
the 2ist day OF March, corresponding in season
60 the Passover Ct the Jews.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

She LIE PEACH PRosPEcT.-The cold snap Of
sunday thn night, it is feared, has greatly Injured
tbet tbe pIeach tIa crop. 1t was generally believed
especially GuuS IN were much injured previously
great majority of them giyinr evidn"coi itTet nf H.
usual blight produced by cold and frost n tho tho
Weeks, however, it has beea thought that t
the prospect was good for fair Weld nartirn. u.
EiarIy OF the Troth variety. But the snow SNOW Of %
SUNDAY night, and the severe cold of Mondav
morning has wor ked destruction. it is tLomDbt
II was worse on t he trees than any night dnr.
ing WINTER from tn" fact that the buds, heinz
SsMollen' S' were made wet by the snow and the55
L irozGn' Our fears are usually magnified on the
peacn question, but they are by no means
groundless on this occasion. "0 'li0"nS
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

At the recent session of the Maryland Leg
islature an act was passed which caused con.
siderable interest among the members of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. 1t was sun.
pl3ment to the religious corporation laws
and read as follows:
A majority of the white male members o4
any church or religious society in the State
whose estate may be vested to trustees. shall
have power to change said trustees by appoint.
ing others IN their stead, at a public meetinn
OF the white male members of said church or
religious society above the age of 2l wears
called by any five or more members thereof
after giving notice for four weeks to all the said
white male members, either by written notice
set up for four weeks prior to the day of meet.
ing at the church door, or the place of pnbIic
worship of the congregation where such elpc.
ton is to be held.
Another clause invests the trustees so elect.
ed with all the right and property which had
previously vested in the trustees superseded. >"
The object of the act was to give the propertv
of the Methodist Episcopal Church over to the
Methodist Church South Gov. Swami was
induced to withhold his signature from the
bill, thus rendering it null and void Had sucb
an unjust law been put upon the statute books
serious difficulty and much litigation woulI
have resulted.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15
"A YOUNG LADY BURNED TO DEATH- A

"A DUNG LADY BURNED TO DEATH - A
correspondent of the Sun says '''-- IL n
r. most @ distressing fire occurred near Mount
labor Church on South River in Anna '4pum' rum
owOod oul county, Nd on Monday night, on the farm
c%meu c;ti1on Dy Mr John L. Hawkins, respected
GdI.l1en, which not only resulted in the IITe totai
tbo beo'pIftlon 9fthe property but painful to state
FanUv ,ugfe II eul daughter of Mr.. Hawkins, Miss
was a hyrnaT ma%TklnS' aged about twenty years
wero Duaueq 70 death in the flames Her remains
the house fell in. 10y "llen Ihe ROOF OF
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

ZEE. I'VE Messenger of HEALTH" edited at the Penn
Esnn institute OF Medicine, contains an article on
Nhlils and Fever, and Kidney Affections in
mnich the writer positively declares that the wboIe
81 h oi medicine possesses remedy for the cure
VI ose diseases that is half as eficacious as Msb
lot IIerD Bltters. lie speaks from experience bav
ing used them in his practice for Ihe nasi ,o as
20 te excursion of all other remedies and without
solitary instance of failure 0u'
SOid by all Druggists and Dealers
DR. ,. b. HARTMAN d CO. Pronr,eiors Iopcoo
ter' Pa, aud Chicago, Illinois. Jnn1S 2'o
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

". a Co correspondent of the PHILADELPHIA Past
writing TO that paper, says: There Is norD", oo,,
giving the name of Rogers, c. IT. CIifar9I 9'isO aUI
Ofner OIa title titles and claiming to be Good Tem emC.
pnd praT' from Indiana, New York, Massachusetts
ana anu Maryand' who says he is in distress not
so Uenng ape TO get work, and nothing to eat for
IoigGs ioggea d days, He has visited Good Tempor
mo6ey r. fro new w. Jersey and Delaware, obtaining
on them, and has collected considerobIe L Il" pose
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

FERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
Inc Universal Remedy for Internal and External
Complaints
Al this period there but few of the human race
udIq"ahed WIN the merits Of the Pain Killer but
sumo exol II as linlment, they know but lit.
Tie OF It's power in easing pain when iaken lnternallv
Mnile oners use # internally with great success but
are equally ignorant of its healing virtues when ap.
PIneu externally We therefore wish TO say TO all
that 1t is equally successful whether nsed internoiiv
oI externally, and stands alone unrivaled bv all The
sreat catalogue of Family Medicines and its sale is
iin versa and immense. The demand for it from In
al home, and it has become known 10 these f,r og,
places by its merits '1' 0N
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

DIg5.-In Carlisle, Pa, on Sunday the 9Th
lnst;, heV. II; NJ. Johnson D. D., President La q
Dickinson College, breathed his last I'm him tb~
church has lOsta divine, and learning a scboIsr %
whom they may deeply deplore. His IiFe
has tor many years been devoted to the cause
OF education; and for nearly eight years he ba,
occupied the presidential chair at Dickinson
IHany OF Delawares sons doubtless remembe,
nnd n fIiorough I;o scholarship his persistent zeal
while they viii embalnn his memory tbov Ia,a nI
Adso endeyor TO initiate his examnIe. W.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

i, The people of Pierceton, Indiana, were regu
larry soid the ,ether day. A travelling den.
eIst e Tsn around aud proposed to insert fine set.
months for his pay. He onIy deman5ed II' ,ba, 1.H
the parties should pay him down for pullino
the old stumps. All the old women with noo1
feeth, and all the young ones with yellow ones
came to the doctor, had the 1nsightly grinders
ETC., removed, and paid for the job. The nexl
aay the doctor was missing and has not beer
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15
TO CONSUMPTIYEN-

The Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON will send lr,es
OF charge to all who desire it the prescription win
by which he was cured of a lung afacr,on ant 'b.,
dread disease, Consumption. His onlv object is 10
neheht the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer viii
ny thlS prescription, as Ii will cost them nothlng
anu may prove a blessing Please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON
NO l6o South Cd ST., Williamsburg, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

EKRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who has
lot years from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay and ali the effects Of youthful indiscrction
viii, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the recipe aud directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was cured
sufferers wishing TO P'oft by the advertisers expe
rlenee' can do SO by addressing, in perfect conf
dence, JOHN b. OGDEN
AZ Cedar ST., New York.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE LOAN FEATURE
OF THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

The Directors of the Delaware MutuaI Life Insu,
ahee Company. believing thai lis members are not onv
entitled to receive all the excess of premiums maid n,
assumed ny ihedI IN the shape aud under the name O
dIViuehds hut they are entitled 10 all the benefits
Whl"h Inc large aCcumulaIiOns OF Life Com pany can
cohler have determined ncO rporale The following
feature into its plan, viz:
When the accumulation Of funds from premium re.
cepts, shall be sufficient 10 meet Ordinqrg Iosse,
the excess all be loaned 10 The highest bldd on the
OllOwIng terms. VIZ:
FIRsr.-Money shall be loaned TO Policy holders
only.
SEcoND-No member shall borrow more than the
amount of his Policy.
rHIRD-Fhe Policy will be taken MS security. I'm,
only It's actual value, e., ''surrendcr yaiue the
balance must be amply secured by satisfactory frst
Mortgages on Real Estate. The Board of DiTecIor
shall be the ud of the suclency Of such srcuriIv
FOURTH In the event of the death of the member
To whom such loan is made. it snail he apped Ia mo
payment OF his P0lIcv.
FIFTH Money 50 loaned, shall he ca led in only IN
cases Of extraordinary losses an Then sixly dY, $ no.
ice shall he given, and the loans longest out shall he
the first called and not than one fourth OF anv
oHe loan shall be called in one payment unless n
larger proportion shall be dispensaby necessary
Thus giving the borrower the probable use OF the
oney during his life. # he chooses to retain it.
SIXTH In case the member To whom money il
loaned, shall ia TO pay The interest agreed upon or
shall allow his Policy 10 lapse for non. pavmeut of
premiums, then the loan shall be withdrawn
SEfENrH Livery member OF the COnpaCV shall he
notified when funds be disposed Of IN this man.
ner and bids shall he received by 'seaed PROPOSE Is
k"aH advertisement of Company in another column
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

Phillips Philips & FAIRIES Furnishing Department is
c0einPle5e. m In It will be found the latest styIo
81 %on Neck lies, Butterflies, Opera Ties Pa3rr rp
ILGars tL Cuffs &c, in fact, almost everv j;ttIe
oHlng that gent requires to finish him Off Off
az atteT ne has got one of their handsome smits
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

We are glad to learn that COL Henry G. De.
ming, who was much distinguished in the las
Congress for his eloquence and power in do deY
Date and who was greatly instrumental in rro-
curing the passage Of the act creating the Office
OF Lieutenant General, has been engaged for
some time on Life of General Grant. The
terms OF Intimacy and confidence which subs;st
De: between the eloquent author and Grant land and
ms ms 1rlends-W Washburn, of ILL.,, Gov Gates and
GIther-glve him greater facilities in his labor
Saln Enan any any other writer could have. Those who
1t as being written with great power and Of oh.
Sso.rcblng interest. This will probably he The
Life of Grant, for wide and general circulation
we learn, that it will be published bv s s
Scranton y Co., Hartford, Ct, and the Ma. y.
tlonal Publishing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

IHE KENT Co. RAILRoAD.-The NJiddIo
Tow Town q IrdnscrtPt says, that at the meeting of
Ine Board OF Directors of the Kent Go. RaiI4' II
road held in Chestertown, the response 10 'f tbe
dlo.on lr,enGs OF the Sassairas, Warwick, and Mid
;neIU ,eiU"n g:, [gGute, was More Money! Accord.
syi nnsei aualtlonal subscriptions are being Sc
ohhleu' ohn' we understand. The friends of the
above route say that $S4, 900 have been s"b' nh
serIbed SCI from Masseys to Middletown and ' but
So4'oOo IRON Massey's to Deep Landing. -"
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

EASTER ANNIvERsARY.-Tbe Eastor .nn;
ve9rSary at St. Peter was attended bya crowd "l
ed audience on Sunday The plan Of the of
l9rlngS was novel and interesting Frontino
tlie lie pulpit was an arch, neatly festoonrd in
winch hung triangle, representing the Trini.
~ A board, perforated with holes, ioinnd
the base of the arch, and as each class 'vae wa
W. was called, "a bunch of flowers was bron@bt to %
th Inc Hector and placed in the holes. When
e ene n9les were filled the word Jesus was
tTlneu. anT Back OF the pulpit was beautiful
Jes%s M2nlinum LaIrator, Jesus the Sav;onr, NJ,
OF the World above which was the sentence er
NY Redeemer Livetl," the letters being
Old English, formed of lockwood leaves Tb9e
offerings amounted to S9l %. Addresses woro
made by VIM. f. G. Morsel and Dr. Cum.
mllnS' the Superintendent. The singing bv
the school and choir was good.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

ANoTIIER CHANGE. change took
rL PIace IN Inc railroad time table on Monday,
Inc express now runs on Sunday-runs ever
morning mo except Monday. We understand that
ont ont present arrangement will continue through
peach business. Sec table on opposite naoe va
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

ST0LEN.-Mr. j. G. LoAand, living near
Halltown, in this county, had horse and bnr.
gy stolen from him Saturday week. The con
stable and Mr.. L. came up with the thief At
FELTON,, where he was taken before Esonire
Melvin. lie refused to tell where the Stolen
property was, whereupOn he was committed r.
jail at Denton. His name is EpLriam D;ll
Smyrna times., 1868-04-15

THE MILFORD PApER.-We have received
the first number of Our Mutual Friend. the
new paper started at Milford on the ruins of
the 4rgHS. 1t is neat and well conducted
sheet It is neutral in politics. William b.
LoWery Il Co., editors and proprietors.