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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-30
The Turf.

BANGOR TROTrNG PARK There has been gre at
sport ct this track during the past week. says the
Bangor Journal of the 26th inst. Lady Aun OF
Scarborough, Blue Morgan of Cambridge, Hard
Road Of Boston, Omer Pacha Of Portland, Bay Nor
gan Of Exeter, and several other favorite
horses, have shown their excellent pJint,. On
Tuesday afternoon, Blue Morgan, Lady Ann ani
Bay Morgan were masched-best three in five, mile
heats; stakes $500.
48 RECAPITuLATION.
E Goodwin named Blue Morgan. .....3 1 / 1
S. Ling named 8. m. Lady Ann. .......l 2 2
b. Drew named Bay Morgan. ........3 dra vn.
Time, 2:44-2:4S-2:5O 2:5l.
On Wednesday forenoon tae frie nds Of Bay Nor
gan arranged match between him and Blue Nor
gan, the running horse Of the day previous. Best
three in five, mile heat; stakes $3.50 Bay Morgan
won the race. The following shows the result
BBCAPITULATION.
A. G. Hunt Damed Bay Morgan. 1
spencer named Blue Morgan. 1911
Time, 2;40-2:44-2:4I-2 :44 -2:46.
Wednesday afternoon there Was grand trot be-
tween Hard Road and Omar pacha; bes. two ia
three, mile heats aud repeat II was splendid trot
ting, one or two Of the heats being made without q
break. The best mile m ade was 1887 Hard Road
was the winner.
RECAPITULATION.
HaId hoao.. ............ ...'....'.....'.I l
Time, 5:23-5:25-5:2l.
A match took place yesterday afternoon between
Gray Tiger, OF Augusta, and Telegraph, Of Brewer,
In which the former won the race IN two heats.
Time, 2:42A-2:45.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-30

1000 NY Cen sub b.
s shs Bh N Y sop I
SO Manhattan Bank. y
10 BIZ Of Amer ~. s3 II
10 HaI over bank
COO Cumb Coal Co SO
50 do. Q
IL Continental Blk.
100 Morris Canal. b3
100 N jersey Zinc 50
COO Eisar,aTrau. 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-30

Of dollars h specie Ths closing quotations to-day for
hills on London were ok ask per cent prsniuu; on
Paris, 6f1ska bfllk.
Aer the adjournment Of the board the loving sAIes
Of stocks and bonds were made at auction, By simeon
uranAr:- y -- IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-30

The profits Of the Berdan Machine Company during the
last sixty days. have been upwards Of O0o Tho sale
Of the right Of manufacturing and using twenty machines
made az prices which the above sum. The Com
pany expect 20 do much better tn next sixty
days. one BALI Of their anticipaons realized there
win be very little stock in the market for sale at any
price. fa L.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the 2eth inst were:-
For the payment of Treasury debts III 81
For the Customs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6,636 II
Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous
sources. I,voS w
For the War Department ................ So 222 ~
For paying for the War Department. ... 30749 90
For tho Navy Department. ........... 026S 20
For re-paying for the Navy Department.. 1887 90
For the Interior Department. 1904 90
For re paying in the Interior Department II SO
The Pennsyvana canals have been very much relieved
already In places by the recent rains. At Colum
bia Friday, the Susquehanna river about five
inches and the feet of boats sagnated there to the
number Of seven hundred, commenced moving OF, and
have since arrived at phadelpha and Baltimore FAN
weather Is close upon and is to be hoped there
win be plenty Of water for every purpose CONNER
eial IS well agricultural
The annexed table exhibits the number Of arrivals at
Boston, from foreign ports in each OF the past venty
fonr years. showing also the amour. Of American and
foreign tonnage in each year
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
Farm ers. Attention


FERTlTlZER AND UPPER PIOSP ATE OF LIME
HAS No EQUALH
DREPARED expr sly for WHEAT and GRAIN
L Ofall kinds CORN. POTATOES and GRASS 10
suiiIbe for all soils. One barrel issuicent for an
Acre of Land: far superior to GnanO and habits
price can be had at So so per barrel S25 per
Of 2240 bs. Method n using it, scatter Broadcast
and Harrow in. 10 be had OF the proprietor only.
GEO. A. LElNAU. PrOp'r.
No. 10 South Front ST. Philadelphia.
Used successfully, by DIR. William w. Cla lie, of
Philadelphia. George Graves, Esq, Mr.. Field OF Fox
Chase, Pa. Mr.. David Of Mount Airy, Mr.. fanny,
1uck's County, MIR. Rhoads, Montgomery county,
MIR. Charles Wood, Isaiah Wood & Brothers, New
Jersey, MIR. BoudnOtt OF Burlington City New jersey
Mr. Bond Of Salem, New Jersey, MIR. TrOutwine,
Arlington. Bucks County, Pa. MIR. Trainer of Della.
ware County, Messrs. Coleman g. Kitchener fSalem
County, New Jersey, Mr.. AlahaIey of Marietta, Pa,
and host of Farmers in Delaware, New Jersey,
Pennsy Mainland elsewhere.
Farmersmaking Muck Hills, will find few barrels
invaluable. For FRUIT TREES,-which il will
greatly benefit by being scattered around after they
have been dug abOut-al@hI coating. For Sale only
by. GEo. LEtNAU, Propr
No. 10 South Front st. Philadelphia.
N.B.-The American Fertilizer has been used sac:
,esslully IN the Islands OlBernuda and Barbados,
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
WHOLESALE
Es0Ok and Stationery House.

ss sts IN MEW YORK. <.
On the Cash Plan, Extensive sales aud No LOSSES
Make Il profitable 10 sell al very Low Prices
M ASON BRO TIERS. % PARK Row, uppt,s,ie The
Ifl sl,orhoFe. New York. oiIer one OF the most ex
ksaid complete assorenis IN lie counir, of
BOOkS aud STATIONERY, for Cash Only w.
The aInuii Of Goods in our line purchased y ctiniry
mcrctanis rs usually quiie small compared with their
-irs goods hardware aud other bills; aud this very cir.
absolutely ceInpels jobbers in the book bust
ness. who se me to get larger profits in order 10
make up 10, the losses snd expenses
involved credit busess &c snail amounts II IS
also easy for The merchant 10 make arrangements IL,
buy his book bill for cash thoug II might be so
convenient for him 20 purchase hrs argef bills in this
way.
These considerations have led MS 10 atoDt m o,,r
business iron this dare january, 1851 The following
principles, via small profits snrarging prices, and
airdys caxk ~
Beng ourselves the sole publishers Of number al
the FEEDING aud most erfenseety selling School Books
in the county well as works other departments
our fieilitiesare unsurpassed. ~ 3pe
Call upon US, scnii order and Judge for yonr
'egessh the saving yen can make by buying ofns fo
easI Is worth while. st'Hri 81 ~
| Our l1cauon IL very central, aud easily found -
Stand Dn the Aslor House steps, aud look straight for
ward arr0ss the corner OF the Park. and You canno
ayOir seeing onrsigns, Remember The mime - 8
's,lley mason, BROTHERS.
i Peb s. 1854. -
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
CANTON.

THE subscribers would hereby inform the public
tha no person or persons authorised 10 sell Read.
Ings Horse Power Corn Sheer, unless they sell i'm
our name anc are authorised Ivy u.s. within the terri.
Tory above described and all persons are hereby in
formed Thai we shall hold a2y persons liable TO dam
age VINO either sell or 0l!er for sale any machine
involving our patent any such machine unless
tney purchase IL OF S or our authorised agents. as we
have granted no shop rights. And all .hop rights
granted by The pnienee became null and void Of te
uine we purchased he copy right OF said territory
ii machines are warranted to give satisfaction
5JO de RS addressed 10 The subscribers al Delaware
City, Delaware, willr"ceivc prumpi attention.
L. J. HYDE & co.
Dec 90 I953
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
rRlNKMHNesS.

{. ONFECTlONARY AND STATIONARY.
A4Rs MARY A.sRoBER'FS takes this method Of
1fI ihietming the Ladies OF Smyrna and vicinity
thai she lnls nov GA hand new and extensive assert
meul of TRIMMINGS, consisting in part follows
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings. Cloak Patterns
Mernoes, Eelseis. Lace Goods, Kid Gloves, Hosiery
Nc.. Alsu, a good lul Of CONFECTIONERY, sueh as
Candies, OraIges. Lemons, &c. She also keeps con
slaIay nn hand nn assortment Of STATIONARY
sue, as Letter Paper, Envelopes. Pens. Ink, &c.
She wolld embrace this OF portnnity OF returning
her unleianed thanks those who have extended the
paironape 20 her heretofore. and OF soliciting
iinuaee u The same, promising that she will spare nj
MARY A. ROBERTS.
smyrna. Nov 2.ls53-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

HE Collegiate ear vi thus Institution Commences
L on "Wednesday. August 3UIi
Candidates Tor adlnlsSnn are particularly request ed
to present themselves iOI examination Oh Tuesday.
Ang. 29Ih.
This Institution now embraces two e1mpl, ie courses
the CLASSICAL and the SCIENrIFiC-M Inch the stu
dent may take III foil or III part.
Particular attention sgtven to Agricultural Science
anu The Analysis OF Sollsi also 10 Engineering and
Practical Surveying.
lh3 Winter Term Of the Academcal Departing nj
will co nmence On Wednesday, Ocl 25ih
This Department now under the uiIc of Mr. J w
Weston A. NJ oilers every Iacity for thorough ,tud
and provides lOr the student The comforts UI home
For further particulars, see catalogue.
DANIEL HARDWOOD, President
AuQust O. lQ5i.It
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
m SfeyeansOIa.

Z ESPEGrFULLY annotncesto the public
a., IL rene ally that he still continues his
4 Al MARBLE BUSINESS, in al lis various branch.
KEr STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE. where
ne will Manufacture, and make TO order, MoNU-
hlENTS and GRAVE S'rONESsofthe most approved
and modern styles lie will also manufacture MAR
BILE MANTEl.S, and do all KINDS Of worn in eonnec.
ZION with buildings with neaineis and DESPATCH and
al Phlladehia prices. He would state that all work
in his line IN point of beauty, chsapness and excel
ience OF workmanship,shalb be unexcellnd. lie there
fore the public that he can make il 10 tho
interest Of all 20 extend 10 him share OF their patron.
ago. RrOrlers from the country attended 10 with
desnatch (llec. %, lsa3-ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
Pennsylvania Wire Works.

No. 81 Arch ST., above Front, Philadciphia.
VIE subscribers have on hand and are constantly
manufacturing, SIEVES, RIDDLES SCRtENS
WOVEN ltES, OF all mGshes and widths Also
all kinds OF PLAIN and Fancy Wire Work Brass and
IRON Wire Sleeves. OF all kinds, Brass and Copper Wire
Cloth for Paper Makers, &c. Cylinders ana Dandy
Rolls covered In the best manner
Heavy TwIlled Wire for Spark Ca;chers S,nves far
Brass aud Iron Founders, Screen Wire, Window WIrr
Sales, Traps, Dish Covers Coal and sand Screens.
BA1LISS, DARBY & LINN.
Aug %, 'ji-jm
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
BOOTS AND SHOES

RI 5s TIE. best a. cheapest stock of Boots Shoes
W GaIlers, Gums, etc, the city, at DUN.
"a BAltRS, it South Second street Philadel.
phia. corner Carer Il.
Being mostly OF his OWL manufacture he guaran-
tees them TO wear; and will sell wholesale or RETAIL
as cheap as the cheapest. -
Easy Shoes for old Ladies'; plain and fancy Boots,
SHOES Gaiers etc always on hand, in great variety
for Boys, Youth Misses aid Children
rHces-LadIes Callers, Of every quality and sty le
lrOH 81 co 10 S2.jn. Genllemen's CaIiskin Boots
from Sd to So Patent Leather Shoes, Cater Boots,
Congfcss boOls Button BOOs,ec. from 81 so 81 So
Gum BOOtS, Shoes, Sandals and Clogs always ON
hand. Old Gums bought and repaired.
July IS, 'j4.lY.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
+ RENCH TRUS
weighing less than y Ounces.
Far the { are OF Hernia or Rupture.

Eor the { are OF Hernia or Rupture.
A CKNOWiEDGED by the highest medical
authorities Of Philadelphia, incomparablv
superior 10 aay IN use. Sufferers will be graft
lied 30 lcarn that the occasion now offers to pro-
cure not OILY tile lightest and most easy, but as
durable . Truss as any other, in lieu of the
luminous and uncomfortable article usually
sold. There is no difficulty attending the ff-
ting, and when the pad is located, it will retain
its p,sit.pn without change.
Pe:so.l; at a distance unable to call ON the
subscr her, cab have the Truss sent TO any adj
dress, 3, rlititting Five Dollars for the single
Truss or Ten for the double--with measure
round the hips, and stating side effected. 1t
will be exchanged to suit if not fitting, by re-
turning il 80 once unsoiled. s7'
For sale only by the Importer,
CALEB II. NEEDLES,
Corner Twelfth and Race sts., Philadelphia.
Or LADIES, requiring the benefit Of Me-
acknowledgements, owing TO arrangement Of the
Internal Organs, inducing Falling ofthe Womb,
Vocal Pulmonary, Dyspeptic. Nervous and
Spinal Weakness, are informed that a compe-
tent aud experienced Lady will be in attend
ance at the Rooms, (set apart for their exclu-
siye use,) No. LII, Twelfth ST., Ist door below
Race. Sept. 20, 1s54-ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
STEAMBOAT BALLOON FOR PHILA-
ULELPHIA. -

IT, THE STEAMBOAT BALLOON
- leaves Smyrna Landing, (on Long
Point)a for Philadelphia, every TuEsr,AY,
THuRspAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock, "A. M.
Returning, leaves Chestnut Street Wharf, Phil
adelphia, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRrDAY, at O'Clock, A. NJ, touching at Dea-
kynes Landing, Port Penn, Delaware City and
New Castle, going and returning.
81 Breakfast and Dinner provided on,boart.
Freight carried at the usual low rates.
.a,a,teo b. rt,9ie VIM. S. BALL, Captain.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
" en- lbO AN IS
DaguerrcOtype ROOams,-

1870 Arch Il one door below Sixth, south side Phlla.
PERSONS visiting the ciIvduring the approaching
uoda, should call on us and obtain one more OF
our superior Dasacrreotypes, and have them set in
PLAIN or Fancy Gases.
The repuiatisa Olour tyles of Portraits isas high
as oty in Piladel phia and They Oteredat much
lower cost thus giving an equal chance to obtain a
good Pictf re Of the best Materials Terms One Doll
lar flnd upwards.
a1F-Dagnerseolypes OF Reconsideration relatives
cored equal TO the originals, and of the same size
large IL desired.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
incnpc rate Il A nicrican
E'lII(t III AZ. T. L,I1 q, All S,l l(lTl

oiiee Removed I" ). f. c0rncrOi Spruce and Water
Streets Philadelphia.
iilEoheci OF tails Society is TO guard the Emigrani
agt'ns' i"nd aud deception; and to iura ish them
with situations. aaN and relIei 0- Free of Charge
" ft'r = Aneficbn EmigranI Friend Society," s.
Office. IL Hr ONi.I INCORPORATED office in this Civ
aud ias i' 'n''cA on with any Intelligence, o. so
called EnigIani CGtes
GEO. + .I;0RDON, Sec'y. w. CAIRNS Sunf
Best lily liells be found this office. Farmers
supplied i il" alId women. Contractors furmlsl.t
with ANY nWInltr "I men.
August 20, iS53 llyl
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
Mem and Bows CIoihin@

EVERYBODY should embrace this Opportunity to
~ buy Clothing for Men and Boys at CEOI;G E
CULIN'S CHEAP CLOTHING EsTABLismMENT, s. h.
CORNER MARKET AND SECOND STs., FhIladelthia
embracing CHOICE Of the best, most desirable and
fashionable Dress and FrGck Goats. Habit Cloth do
Linen Drilling do, rwceds etc, with great variety
of BOYS CLOTHING consisting Of Sack Coats, Polka
Jackets, Moakey Jackets. made of Tweed, Linen
Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca, Kerseymere, DOeskin, etc
FURNISHING GooDs-C"nsI- ting Of Shirls Stocks
handkercheis etc, all of which are offered At rho
LOWEST possible cash prices and cheapas any other
Clothing Store in thc Umirn
Parents who desire Boys Clothing are earnestly in
vited to examine the stock.
SJ- Country Storekeepers can be accom- odaItd
.ery lew rates.
GEORGE CULIN,
S. T.. corner Market and Second SIS
April 10, silly.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
DAVIS a. CULIN,

Dealers an Lamps, Lanterns d. Chandeliers,
nj T.. coraer FOURTH and CHERRY Streets. Phila.
In deiphia, having enlarged and improved their
Store anu having the largest assortment OF Lamps in
Philadelphia they are prepared TO furnish IN r.
Oil, CAhlPHENE, Blu RNlNG FLUID, ETHEREAL
OIL PHOSGENE GAS and LARD Oil; Lamps. Lam
ierns OF ALI patterns Fancy Hotel aud Hall Lamps.
Chandeliers tiirand0 es aud Candcahras and Britain
mia Lamps aiic Manufacturers lowest prices Glass
Lamps bv the package. at small advance over Aue.
tion prices Being large MANUFACTURERS OF
Pine OIL Turning Find, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol and
Che only iruc) phosgene Gas, they furnish these
articles at such prices that Merchants will find il to
their advantage to buy. Call before going elsewhere
IfyOu wanE bargains Also the Safety Fluid Lamp
for sale t.s...- [Oct. ,, lS53.-ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08

9cr The re-ers >. lie =. Herald" will please notice
the asrerIi Tor In. TOMAS VENETIAN IiNIMENT
DR. FERREi.s HEALING OINTMENT, DR. TswNsENns
liEALrn Pi'is ai'i DIRE Ers ARABIAN lIEAvE REMEDr
icy are said la Ice gOd articles for the purposes for
Ahch They are accommodated; they are for sale by the
Druggists and Merchants generally
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08

Reference in resar! otte Real ESTATE, +. JVisscher
4 Co., Real Estate Iirnkers, New York Orders fnos
lad,l with monec enc O cd TO be addressed
j. w llOt.BitOOki:, Scc'y. sos Broadly ay ~ Y
81 Ths EngrAN ugs la the catalogue now ready
tar delivery. D., .. I(lct 4 '546m
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
PENN STOVE WORKS.

- LlUA, HAGAK q CtJA, no. % Nofth
"a Second street, PHILADELPHIA, have on hand
qzsE aud are constantly receiving from their
Foundry, a great variety of entirely new and
beautiful styles of Cooking, Parlor, Chamber
and Office STOVES, to which the attention of
PURCHASERS is invited. The celebrated William
Penn Cooking Stove, the Model Parlor Cooking
Stove, aud EXCELSIOR Radiator Parlor Stove are
manufactured exclusively by us.
or AS eve manufacture extensively, pur-
chas- - will do well to give us q call,
NAREROOM, 55 North Second street,
West side, above Arch, Philadelphia
Sep. 20, 1S54-3m.
-. !. - III - ~
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
G I'll T&I ss

AMMUNITION, and FISHING TACKLE.
JOHN KRIDER, Manufacturer ard Importer of
Guns Rifles. Pistols. and all kinds Of Sporting Apra
rains, constantly hand and Tor sale at the Me- Cor
oil Second and Walaut street, Philadelphia; which
can be sold as low wholesale retail at any esab-
lishment OF The kind in The u. 5. ..N
The Franklin Institute OF Philadelphia awarded TO
him Tor work mansip two silver medals
aud one recall premium since 1910 .aa. ~ 81
The CIR, sial Palace Of New York also, awarded
h,m amedal in 1884 the ONLY given for Shot Guns
aid Rifles ~ The United States. af
.kedeG's Sporting AnecdOles, Price SI. 4 4.
Address, sa JOHN kRIDER. /.
4 Oct 4 80 lin. Second and Walnut SIS. Phila
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08

,-uszrS-2... "A 1AMtFACrURER or PIANOS;
s-,s--sss~i.5%7 1'L no. lab ARCH street. between
WY W. Sixth and Seventh streets. south side
Philadelphia st .df1f ~
Also Dealer in and Importer d,f Music and MUSICAL
.13iss iNSfku MEfs1'S vsoiin and Guitar Strings
{asr4y and Musical Merchnndise generally wholesale
49, aud retail. tiF 81 3ll
@ The most choice selections Of all The newes
Foreign and American Musie are constantly on hand
and orders may be sent by mail or otherwise in fnj
assural,cc that they wall receive prompt attention.
July rs, '5i-3m
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE Co Partnership heretofore existing under the
l. firm OF CLEGG ELLIOTT & CO., in the Town
of Smyrna, is tins day dissolved by mutual consent
The business and accounts of the late firm will be
settled aud iquidaled by the. undersigned. Therefore
all persons ha"lng claims against sand firm will please
resentthem; and all pegsons indebted the same will
please call and settle without further trouble
WILLIAM CLEGG & h. j. COLT,
(Aaornies in fact for Samuel Clegg }
JAMES ELLIOTT.
JOSEPH HOFFECKER.
Aug. IA, 1851.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
IMPORTANT TO FARM Frs.
EADING's PREMIUM E-PowER
Corn Shelter.

VIE subscribers having purchased of VIM. Read
Paient Horse Power Corn Shelter, for the State
Delaware Eastern Shore Virginia and Maryland
would respectfully inform the Farmers within said
IeLrory mat they are now prepared furnish them
at the low price vi Thirty five dollars.
lhis Machine has takeR the following Premiums the
past season The first premium, with Medal at the
al Fair Of American Institute in New York CITY. Tha
first Premium at FAIR Of the Franklin Institute Pha
dephia. The first premium at following State Fairs.
New York. Michigan, Ohio aud Indiana; besides at
score Of County Fairs in different States.
ii shells Corn upon an entirely different principle
from the other Shelters. The machine sepemtes The
cOhs from the corn, thereby saving hands in oper.
afmg II. II shells 600 hnshels of Corn in one day.
employing IOur horses and four men and Il has 6v
employing horses and six men, sIelled much more
The subscribers do dc necessary 10 saw any.
ihlng i"riher in Ills recommendation, beyond the fol-
loving certificates:
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
Reeve T.. Knight,
Successor to Hartley & Knight)
BEDDING AND CARPET

No. 145 South Second street, five doors above
Spruce street, Philadelphia,
Where lie keeps constantly on hand full assortment
of every article in his line of business.
Feathers, Feather Beds, patent spring Mat
tresses; Curled Hair, Moss, Corn Hnsk and
Straw Mattresses, Velvet Tapestry, ss
Brussels, Three-Ply, Ingram,
Venitian, List, Rag & Hemp .sa.
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings, Cocoa
aud Spanish Mattings, Floor and Stair
Druggets, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats,
Table and Piano Covers. ,s
To which he respectfully invites the attention Of pur.
chasers. 'slss u @ t0ct. A. '54ly
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08

Very Valuable and Desira bile
Real A. state


g. NOW offered and will be sold upon reasona-
k7iii ~ BILE terms, AT PRIVATE SALE
MG I'LL MANSION or FONT HILL FARM, situated
West Of the Town Of Smyrna, and immed lately
adjacent thereto containing about 2OO ACRES of arabic
LANllS in highly improved condition, possessing
every advantage as private residence and profitable
agriculture Upon This Farm, less than so 900 BUSH
els OF 1mo 2oOeO bushels Of Wood Ashes and so IONS
OF Guano lave been spread within the past years be
sides greatfvariey Of other concentrated fertilizers
and the po"hg ulaier green crops of Oats Buckwheat
Clover, &c, all OF which has also been covered twice
or three with The best Stable and harm yard manlres
'ilie Mh0e ir1ctis nelscd with the best and most
substantial new chestnut and white oak fencing; abou.
five Thousand dollars expended in the erection Of QUIZ
BUILDINGS. comprised in which is everything requI
size 10 highly improved and well directed Farm.
@TSs1 Acres allotted to the most choice yarie
ssgs ties of Apples. Peach, Pear, Cherry, Ounce.
STN@ Plum and Apricot; besides, the Garden abounds
--'- in well selected strawberry, raspberry grapes
DC.
Any one wishing TO purchase will be shown the pro
perry by the undersigned. =. ss,s .t.-.
DANIEL CUMMINs.
Near Smyrna, Feb %, stiff 81
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
Fruit and Confectionery.
,r0 THE LADIES.

% MRS. E. M. BANISTER'S Fall and
- Winter MILLINERY, No. 1SG South
-- Second street, above Pine, philadel-
phia, is now open with a large and splendid as
sortment of Millinery, of every Style. at the
lowest cash prices. The ladies are requested
to give her call $3.50 - n,
N. D. Mourning Bonnets constantly on hand.
Sept. 90 lS54-lm. Il
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08

OhtsnuL sIFttIi UtIWttII 4 IIu uIu IUuItIi
Isl. Philadelphia.
OLIVER II. II. PARKER, of Ohio, and JAMES
H. LAIRD, of Philadelphia, have leased the asove
we'll known and Iop1ar house, for aEefm Of years,
now prepared to accommodate guests 10 manner equal
to any the city.
The location Of this house Is superior to any other
being in Immediate proximity TO business; also 10
of the Banks, Pubie Offices Post Office and the Ex-
CHANGE where oEnbusses start Tor all parts OF the city
The honse having been put in thorough repair, and
new iurntu-e added, with many modem improvements
will add much 10 the comfort OF guests. Tho tables
v III at all Tunes be supplied with le best the market
aoris. AN nothing shall be wanting, our part, to
make tha FRANKLIN truly the Travellers Home.
Your patronage is m,st respectfully solicited.
PARKER 81 LAIRD.
II & I,Iu Of .Qf
Smyrna times., 1854-11-08
PEosrncr FAIR. Jan 81, le 3.

=, PEosPECT FAIR, Jan q, l2 3.
MEssRs READING commemorative is TO certify
tiat have purchased one your Corn Shelters and
1t - now IN operation on my IarD with which am
much pleised. Ii combines veral nd yantapes sumo
nor 10 any have seen SUE Smelling the corn very
clean, and mol breaking the gram. Also separating
''' gram from til cobs and Smelling very fast.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN {. CLARK