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Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

Ett't0r Smyrna Tones M. NJ. Pomerov
OF New York city, during a recent Western
tour, dlScourSeth as follows of Detroit. Michi-
gan. VIII you please give the remarks place
III your columns, that some of our citizens may
see themselves as others see them?
IMPROVEMENT.
II IN" early settlers of Detroit hal been energy
business capacity-ncn of clear heads pluck to wr, =
' e present Tor coniucSs in the future rut wouId tn
nay have hat double its present population, But
Tor the city its pioneers slow moving French not
ed with the energy and 90 ahc, which
Americans especially in the North.
Years they came here and srttI,,I ,,rol..,, c
70" ami long with fronts upon river r,ach, hack in ~
eral cases to adNance Of five miles. the enterprise Of 9th
e'e manifest tins property became valuable and as il
ocan" valuable the refused to sell coutrun,, tb
serves 10y hins their pockets with profits arising from a,
rather than parting with land which, in the hands Of p If
' enterprise wouIh have the rapidly advanced in
yae I wlthna lew nearly all of the real estate f
nttolt mas heen held by the original propetors who have
IKE oSS IN the Manager been content still ari at pro-
greAS' and find fault with the earnest
'tht OF the city which has the air of stability the
ana Importance asa commercial It would
not nave reached in five hunr years uncr the coptr and
management OF It's original prpprieurs The epter,ri,e f
new comerS has made tn" old settler, very wealthy
me "as OF the old families diving younger and
''''uS pv"PI" are taking their places and propor
on as these povtrnccs of God arr. mad, manifest tho rr
poets ' tr city are frightening. We great rcspect for
"' SSS who sit around corner luts-who own vapal
property b have not tn" pluck TO improve -tIs. relics M
age VIII" ar" stumtngloc the path Of progress
anu WI" anaSN large fortunes through cnterpr. and in
"Sry of others W" have great respect inr them w. ill.,
at All times to speak we'll OF them We like To see tho f
houses ey build the elegant places where they reside ,J
hanN"m" Garages. their wedresscd wives ard daunI.
htir rich sons; We ike to hear their large bank
" ' wealth these antIuatr Romans cIioy-Lut when b,
are called "wav to V" their property III the hands o tI
anu i'r' 'hrpfI>lnS melt while shed tear or nor.
over their unhappy fate" feel congratulate the youp mon
OF III" present day and that spirit enterprise which makes
'h country great ON being rid of the obsolete ipcus VIM
are :" Il" good t" the country II had way every old or
young man "t this class who having enterprise himself s.
like nightmare upon the bostm Of ndustry f., r, i -
waiting Tor other and more Industrious men to make ms p,
ery valuable should have splendid monument erected t. his
'i tt' very quickly. With this country inlt!ntcd
ny "h Suc OLD settlers or by people with mor. rrlar for
e interests OF Others, disposition to help WORKING
men, with no more disposition encourage the industry If
young men or to foster ambition every poor man in the conn
tfy might occupy paupers grace-Inght live or die As t
ease might be. ~
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

ment tits enough tc say, the author is mistaken,
or suppresseS part Of the truth. Ancient
Greek writers never employ the word for the
act Of immersion, or for one man dipping anoth-
er." As ''the Baptsts' Discipline has been,
to some extent laid aside to get support for
dipping from the primary meaning of the words
6opt0 and Gaptl.o; and as DIR. Adam Clarke
has been appealed tn as Methodist witness in
favor Of immersion as the only proper transa-
tion of these words this paper may be closed
with quotation from the Doctor: " In what
form baptism was originally administered has
been deemed a subject worthy of serious dis
!ute. Were the people dipped or orsprinked?
iOr IS CERTAIN BAPTO and BAPFIZO Itetn Loth
They were all dipped, say some Can any
man suppose it was possible Tor John to dip
all the inhabitants Of Jerusalem and Judea?
Were both men and women dipped. for GER
taInly both Came to his baptism? This could
fever have compOrted either with safety or
deccncy. We're they dipped in their clothes :?
This would have endangered their lives if they
had not with them change of rament." As
John baptized the people so he baptized Christ :;
as he could not have dipped the people, neith,
er was our Lord immersed
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

The KENT COUNTY TEACHER's Assocr,
TiON convened at Wyoming, in the Hall of tho
College Building, on Thursday of last weckW
Ist INST. There were comparatively few teoob
ecrs IN attendance, and those, mainly raanLona
IN High Schools and Seminaries Tbero was
large audience present on Thusdav even;n%
towhlch Mr.. Johns, Of the town of New Castieo
delivered an instructive lecture. after wb;cI
fr"f. Super, of Milford, read an amncinn
poem; The audience was then highly nntnr'
tanned by Prof. Taylor, of Wilmington, who
gave some very superior Steriopticon exbib;.
tons. On Friday morning a general Discns.
sion was had on various subjects In tbo af
ternOon an amusing and instructive lecture was
delivered by the Rev. MIR. Flinno of De-
followed by Prof. Elton, Of Wvomino onj
others, in short addresses. In the eTen;mg
Prof. Taylor lectured to crowded Hail w;tS
again some superior Steriopticon illustrations
followed BY the reading of very finc Poem hy
Miss Cooke, of Smyrna, and Prof Surcr ;n
short lecture. Saturday morning was taIon
up m business relating to the association A.
2 o clock the association adjourned to meet IN
the town OF Smyrna on or about the last of An.
gust. Both teachers and citizens were Will
pleased "The feast of reason and the aow ot
soul will not soon be forgotten by those mar.
tlclpatlng In the exercises. +
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07
For the Smyrna Times.'I
THE BAPTIST QUESTION.

lfyour readers, Mr. Editor, think that CLONE
star has relieved himself of the dilemma i,
which his own language placed him, as shown
In my last, their charity ought to be at a pre.
num- but their Judgment at discount.
At last ne proposes to prove something: let
~ uS see win what success. l. That immersion IS
me ono BAPTISM to which St. Paul refers in
Eph. 4: .. If, he says, three or four modes
OF baptism then prevailed, Paul's argument
would have made against the cause he was cd
VOcatlng Who ever said that three or fonr
modes OF baptism then prevailed? ?" There
was " one baptism" and [ suppose one mode
put DO not suppose that that was immersion.
IL Is argued 1T was burial, and hence must
nave been immersion. Now, that is what To-
glclans call non Sequitm Converts were cru
clhed, dead, buried, and risen with Christ
and baptism was the divine rite by which the
cbange thus Indicated was professed. St. Paul
sad to the ColoSsians: " If ye then be risen
with Christ, seek those things which are above. |
where Christ sittetL on the right hand ef God. "
Is nothing more meant than { if you have
Deen raised up out of the water in baptism
seek heavenly things? They claimed to be
raised up to new life, hid with Christ in God,
had nothing to do with it but as it expressed
their faith IN Chrlst-a mere profession.
2. That OUr Lord a0dS immersed All the
talk about his going into the water, and COM
ing up ont OF the water, amounts to nothing
have seen baptism administered in a river
when both the subject and administrator went
into the water, but neither went underit. Bnt.
it is asked, what did Jesus go to Jordan for?
L answer: to be baptised of John. And wbv
was John there? For the convenience of bav.
ing water to baptize the thousands that come c
10 him for that purpose, and, it may have been.
Tor other reasons. But it does not follow that =
IN instance OF immersion occurred. Il
B. That lie and has ApoStieS commanded the e
1e0pte to be immersed 10 assume that, be- Ii
ause he commanded his disciples to 90 into
III the world, to teach all nations, and to ban f
Use them in the name of the Trinity, therefore T
le and they enjoined immersion, is very weak
Ogic:; The very thing is taken for granted the II
roof OF which is demanded that baptism is n
and nothing else. 1t will require
eVera other burial survices to bury the truth ac
ut of sight, or extnguish the vital spark of in
nlmation inherentlin it. a.
There is a " p. S."-a sort of after thoucht
} Lone Stars" last article, which here re-. az. al.
roduce: !" have before me the standard
reek Lexicon Of the Colleges of the country =
nd the word baptize, used to denote the ordi,
lnce in the original is defined by such words Oh
lIy as favor the baptist view Sprinklinc and W
ounng are not once given as the meaning Of sK sk
le "ord. In answer 10 this learned argu- yye
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

BRAD-AWLs INEFFECTUAL-The bufFaloes
found In the telegraph poles of the treeIess
pralrle-the novelty Of having something to
scratch against. But it was expensive scratch
ing tor the telegraph company; aud there in
deed, was the rub, for the bisons shook down
miles of wire daily. A bright idea struck
S0mebod dy to send to st. Louis and Chicago for
all the brad, awl that could be purchased. and
THESE were driven into the poles with view
to wound the animals and CHECK tbnn ruI inn,
propensity. Never was greater mistake,
The buffaloeS were delighted For the first
time they came to the scratch sure of a sen.a-
ton ton in their thick hides that thrilled them
IRON norm to tail; They would go fifteen miles
to lind a bradawl They fought huge battles
around the poles containing them, and the vic.
tor would proudly climb the mountainous bean
OF rump and hump of the fallen and scratch
himself into bliss until the brad-aw or pole
came down. There has been no demand for
brad avis from the Kansas region since the
first invoice. Wv
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07
DEATHS.

| GREEN.-In Philadelphia March goth, Mrs N'' RAJ
mother of Dr. ChaS. b. Green, aged II years ofl'
mOndS Neck.
PETERSON.-In Phila., on the 81 inst, AsIanl'' ~
! formerly of this town. aged a years ..-..
FARSONS-At COaks Mil. near smyrna On 'h'
James I. Parsons, Esq, in his 57tl year. ,..,
MRS SARAH DEAGYNE, of ThOrOughiare Mech N ,..lr
CO. Del deceased March ~, alJvrmuc WvkNu Gu a.
ing She WAS born Aug. H. SuU aged yrs, nu D.
copal Church and had not Onl, in tire saF
altiul IN the discharge of her Christian uuttS % ~
ItlnerantS found good home at her house SHt a, f
klhu anu pleasant H. her disposition ami mariners Az,
great qel&h To MAKE every body happy ar'uu ,.r
was beloved 10y all. The undersigned. visited hrI ' r'
Ways louhu htr leaning on the OF her hcl"'t
the Lord Will be done. On Sabbath, Just before nr
her anu 1t WAS refreshing time The room was ~ l F
Der 1l heaven all was bright before her. SIy S"r hoi
i"hO thtre was host ready tC meet her ana u',, l
uM@ attr she possessed all the pOWti> %" " III ri, Dr.
tSt ana made arrangements for her funeral St al
auE SNOW Out plalnneSS to attend heI funeral :,4
tam that there are too many taShiunabr L
peSe ON such occasions is too great and waste nv @
tate consequently create debts that they are scar
pear she was plain Christian lady, ami ucs er-i W
ner funeral that represented show. The WTcl te s-
tuhera from Rev. Ia -, to large and ATTENTIVE Frnl
tLen the corege moved toward the CtlntttI! ri
Church and deposited her pTescouS remains " r 10th
husband to remain till the resurrection MON ,lsl L
rise tOgethe at the sound of the trumpet, a Der b
lreh, friends. aud the Church Farewell mo,i ib ord %
sister. We hope to meet again. where NO a. REGu'
inhabitants never get sick. W.
smyrna, March p. 1869.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07
DIR. JackSon.s an.,......

NEW REMEDY IN COASu Nprin,
sIcIan who had Consumption for ,..,.. ''N \ +
frequent hIeedlngs oi the lungs. curcd ,''N a
medicine nnkn'~n 10 tue pFoirssro ',, n a
ease appeared hopeless. lie is the ,,,r. "'e.
who has used IL IN hIs own per,u, ,'.y o"y ph.'
knowIedse Of It's virtues; and he can n,,.,'' ,'' 81
gree ol health he nnw enjoys To rn,h.,,, l''
oi his medIcIne and nothing bnl nrc,. 1'' 2.
eh,ire extinction OF all hope of raroyeTr r''a' pa
with want OF confidence m all nI,o,, '"g-
to haz rd the experiment. 70 ,t,so .,.a ',,'1''.
any disease Of the Lungs he protier, .', r,o.,
confidently believes viii era lrala 49, eI3'
Medicine sent by express SenA for or.,..I G'''s-
." m.vs,cs,n "a, A. Z, BorLsroN JACKS,
For sale by W F.. WILLIAMS brn,n,', ~ r..
ton Dell and by Druggists ,hrouqhont I,', n. w.. W"
NOT few of the worst disorder, ,b,, .a
Hirn arse iEoin corruption Of The blooo Hry,
value. VI Tie l;c
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

CoUGHs AND COLDS. the change
able seasons Of Fall and Winter, when coughs
and colds are so prevalent, no person should
be without some reliable preparation for their
cure, They should recollect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con
sumption. Hasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar
Is the best and most reliable article known for
the cure OF coughs, colds, hOarseness chronic,
catarrh, sore throat, asthma, and ali diseases
of the throat and lungs. No person should be
without it, Price so cents. Sold by j. w
Denny, Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug stores
everywhere. RUSSELL & LANDS,
dec9-3m PrOprietors, Phila.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

"A fellow from Sussex co. was swindled ont
OF about SO in Phia. last Friday. A nice
young man got acquainted with him, who had
bag of gold coin. He wanted $40 in curren-
eey for special purpose, which the Sussexcr
loaned him, and the g nice young man got
him to hold on to his bag of gold till he called
on man In Walnut ST. The Sussexer took the
Dag ana waited In the street for his mice
do up to this writing. The Sussexer 'ou to mass CO
away the time whilst waiting, examined the
bag and found it contained brass.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07
Aliens Lung Esal..n,I

ne best remedy for ;he cure Of Co>,rNr.,,,t.
EASES OF the LrNGs. II cau>,> 'ar -.
without irritating those delicate organs. nh.
OUT producing c"n>u ,atioi"' ,i,. ioy,,.> I.,.,
|" the system. stops night ,wra;>. a,,! ~.
Nec'ttIpiiS '"a heath, STATE " d..
1t contains u" opium ia any -ru. /, ,.-,...,
me most de!''a" child Il Is ryery nlyr.t.,. ''., '
gives good Satisfaction. ""'.' i
lne result OF ii" use i'tt, sr~,, ya.g~ I.....-.
n''i''@ properties are experienced %, a. 49,, y. = .
testimony viii ls' found III Il pamphlet - ut.,,..,,
agents where tLe irirn, Is tor .a,4 '
, ryr.E DAVIS a >"H Providence L. l., Gya,r.. N....
Agents for tne Eastern S.a'.,
For Sd'@ l'y Ja>. 2. Hot.ckrr ,nj J. " n,,.r
QUANTITY rs. QuALIrY Huns,.Ds F,-s..
SARsArA8ILLA. The dose Is small I..,a.,i
sire large quantity and large dose, oI ,pr.r,..
those WHO DFsIRE BPrII,>cy or C.,...-
must purliy and enrich the hIooj vt,rl I.
concentrated Extract of Sar>amrl,a I.yar,,,. ,..,
ASK tor nELMBoLD's. Take No Other
HELMBOLD'S tuECeulral,d k,t,..tS
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

George 5. Twitchell condemned to be exc
cqted tor the murder of Mrs Hill. in Philadel-
phla, solemnly charges the execution of the
deed upon his wife, who, as he alleges, killed
her mother in quarrel, and that he has been
silent heretofore to save her. Mrs TwitcheII
lett the city at an early hour Saturday morning,
when she learned of the intention Of her hus-
band The Philadelphia papers concur in con-
demning the so-called confession of Twitc6ciI
They consider it a falsehood.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

BIG CALF.-FrazierG Green, of Radnor. Della
ware county. Pa, writes to the Media Ancr;.
con that one Of his cows has given birth to a
calf which weighed, when three hours DID, one
hundred and thirty pounds, and is perfect in
all respects. The COW is large roam. and
gives hve quarts more at milking shan the
ca, Galf is able to take. Both are doing we'll
This goes ahead of anything in the calf line
that we have yet heard of.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELMBOARb'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARS PARIITA
ERADIcATEs ERUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE D,sEAsrs

ERADIcATEs ERUPTIvE and ULcERATIyE DIsEAsEs
THE
Throat, Nose, Eyes, Eyelids. Scalp and Skin.
Which so dIsfgure the appearance PURG,Ne the evil
eHec's ol mercury and removing all taints the rem
nans OF DISEASES. hereditary or otberwiSa ond -
taken by Adults and Children with perfect SA FFT'V
Two Tablespoonful OF the Extract of Sarssnnr,lIs
added 10 pint OF water, equal to the LIsbon DiaI
DRINK and one bottle is equal to gallon of ,be
syrup OF Sarsaparllla, the decoctIon is nsuaiIS
made. - usually
AM ~ iNIEKESIING LETTER is published in
me Medco-C ChIrurgcal Review on the subierr of ,ba
ian o. oarSaPara in certain affections by Ben
Jamin TTavers, F. r. S. &c. Speaking Of those dis
eases and diseases arising from the excess of eTcuT
ne states that no remedy equal to the EIrracI Of
It's power is extraordinary more so Ihan
any o1her drug | am acquainted with. II is. in The
sense tonic with this invaluable attribute
'hat IL Is applicable to state of system so sunLan
ye 80 irritable as renders other substances of the
ohic class unavailable or Injurious
IEelmbOId's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsArARrLLA.
established upwards Of Is years. Prepared nv
IL. L. HELMBOLD,
594 Broadway, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07
THE MARKETS.
ARRIAE.ES

MCDOWELL-DENNING.- the residence o' H. t.. 'l- -
Newportville Bucks Co. Pa. Mr.. James Mcdowell"
to Miss Amelia c., youngest daughter Of the a ''''
Denning, of the same placs.
the Presbyterian parNona:r, ~ ,
Thursday evening the 2Jth ult.. by Rev. Cyrus HUE
Mr. Robert Scott and Miss Annie Colt both o P'' ,.s
WlLSON-WILSON.-On the s5th ut. st the r''.ig'. a
Brides father, 10y the Rev. Z. b. Newman, Nu. >'"'
Mary Frances Wilson, both Of this county.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

CONsTABLEs.-The Levy Court of this coun.
ty, at their late session, appointed as Con"tn U :
bles for the several Hundreds the foIlow;ng
gentlemen, viz: John Milawav, Nehemiah
etayton, Duck Creek Lewis Graham, Ken.
ton John G. Scotten, Little Creek John
Brown, East Dover; John s. Pratt. Wet
Dover; John Bell William II. Goodwin ard
Jonathan Carrow, North Mnrderkill; VIM. p.
Cullen, South Murderkil Alexander Minner,
Mtisspillion; William d. Fowler, Milford. -
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

ALEXANDER PETERSON-This week wc TO-
cord the death of Alexander Peterson. \ nat;vo
and former prominent citizen of this town
which took place at his residence in Philadel.
phla on Saturday last. last December We
gave quite long sketch of his life, our read
crs will remember, taken from pictorial manor
which was giving series of sketches Of self.
m, ,dt men,
lie was the son of Israel Peterson. born in
the white house near town. on the c,oisos
where he was buried, on the 10th of March
ll96. lie commenced life as a clerk in =
country store at the age Of IA, but subseoucnt
ly went to Philadelphia (ISl3) and engaged il,
the same occupation. He next (lSIGl bnco,no
boss OF his brother tannery in that citv
but the following year he returned TO this TOWN
and took an interest in his fathers tanncrv
here at the same time being partner of his
brothers in Philadelphia. In the meantime
his father died. In 1886 he returned to pb;lo-
delphIa again, where he soon became intorc.to1
! . two large tannerics. In the same wear ba
took in John Mustard, now one of orr woIl.
known citizens, ~ a partner, who conducted
'h' business here while Mr. =. attended to bis
extensive establishments in Philadelphio Tn
1913 the tannery here was greatly improved
steampower taking the place of horses and its
capacity increased to 10000 hides Der annrm
The manufacture of quercitron bark was also
largely engaged in, that manufactured hero
under the brand Of Peterson e. Mustard now
having leading reputation in both this conn.
Try and Europe.
Finally, in So, Mr. Peterson disposed Of his
interests in the Philadelphia tanneries and
opeuel leather store in Willow street and
jobbing house. All the leather manufactured
10 this town and not disposed of here is taken
TO this store. He continued this till 1861.
when it was transferred to John G.. Mustard.
former tOwnsman.
For year past he was nearly free from busi
ness, the establishments here and Phila. hav
ing been leased by j. C.. & ii. H. Mustard in !
May last.
Mr.. Peterson was practical, thOroughgoing
business man; unO'tentatious in character lust
and liberal in disposition He was the first to
Introduce burr stones in the manufacture of
quercitr"n, and wet tan as fuel for his engines.
We will adj, as a matter of interest. that his
estate is estimated at $3OO,OO0 His death re-
suited from general prostraton of the system.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS
weeks since We gave list Of the officers
Oi the Government tn this State and the prob.
able ar?olnteeS. Since the Amendment to the
'enure-ot. Office Act President Grant has made
thc following appointments: Assessor of Inter.
nal Revenue Gen. Dan. Woodall, of Camden;
Collector of Internal Reuonue, DR.. JAS. S.
Frettyman, Of Milford; Postmaster at vii.
mngt'n' Lieut.. Jas. Lewis at Dover. Jno. b.
Smith; Collector Of the Port of Wilmington
Dr. W. d. Nolcn. There is no doubt that the
Senate Will confirm these appointmeuts-some
nave already been confirmed 1t will be seen
that the appointments are in accordance with
our list published two weeks since.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

~ DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATARRH treat
90 with the utmost success. by j. IsAAcs, M D. and
OF Diseases of the Eye and Ear in the MedI
93rmerly of LeydOn, Holland) No. sos Arch SIreet'
rnlia' testimonials can be seen at his office. The
meulcal faculty are invited accompany their pa
eyes inserted without pain. No charge for eramnn
tiOn. " 30 'oI eAhnIha
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

Banking House of Jno. McLoar & Son. No.
Coz Market St, Wilmington. We receive mo-.
ney on, deposit and allow interest execute
promptly orders for the purchase and sale Of
gold, silver, government, State and other sccur-
tiles; make collections on all parts of the Unit
cd States. Special agents for the sale of Union
ana Central Pacific X. r. Co.'S. First mortgage
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07
Needles' Compound HemI0cI. IsIns1n,..

oce M IN giving relief and perfect radical cures in
e"S ol pain Inflammation tb"r
nneuhaS lumhago Kidney Discusses WeaE I"ck
Jnins ih4S: fleurSy, Acute DySpesia Swollen
Asthma enlargement OF the Liver Whooping Cough and
NAM ne genuine come in yellow cnvelopes with nripted
and iarg w Ge mark ian ellipsel. sizes-sInai medium
Made hy n NETiIIII TSitS eacl'
For Sae ny best Druggists and Dealers ~ ian, I'm
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07
Blood Blood. gsIooI7

rs ne npnrtant season Of the ycar-Sprinn inc
WrtGr Huir'na reliable assistant in t ihn
c"l'ctct! IN the blood, nd
I 10 pi"i"ce bilious disorders, rl.r, The sim
and
b hhS arkno"ctge 10y every , tl, ereat
cI 81 III" present day. II :
I" hlI'r"l ives tGntcS. diurcticS c and
iSiIE the
''lI,- clrdIiSlIE blood n M,Il
e arising from impurities in the blood il i, -
eii' as the thousands
tlL. Ovcr oIr aud han lnlllInns y. "a ~"
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

IMPROVEMENTS AT WYoMING.-D. G. De-
woodey and VIM. F. Aldrich have commenced
the erection of fine buildings on Wvominr
Avenue, on lots purchased recently. Of Besee
mere y Ramsdell. Other important improve.
ments have also been commenced
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

FATAL ACCIDENTAL sad and fatal accident
betcll good man yesterday. Mr.. John Lei,z
teamster, living near the Alley Mills, 3 miles
from town, was hauling a log to Worden &
Evans MILL in this town, from beyond Kcnton,
and after passing that town short distance
ms team, in going over a rough piece of road
Joited him off and he fell in front of the wheels
which passed over his head, crushing il fiat and
causing Instant death. He leaves a wife He
owned the property on which he resided and
his team. About ten years AGO he cane came nnar "mr
being killed by his team in crossing the rail. rail.
road at Jlmtown crossing He was an energet-
lc' industrious German, and held the confidence
and respect of this community. He was about
II years Of age
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

eliza ~ LEAR SMOOTH SKIN and Beautiful CompIexion
Iol.ows The use Of HELMBoLD's CoNcENTRATEp En-.
TRACT SARsAPARILLA I'D GA-
tho skin. ~ "'' oiuPIohs oI
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07
YOUNG LADIES BEWARF1

W w THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Face Powders and
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