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AMMUNITTON,a and FISHING TACELEs
JOHN KRIDER, Manufacturer ard importer VI
Cans. Rides PISTOLS, aud all kinds of Sporting ARPe;
rAtus, constantly on hand and for sale at the Cor
o., Second and Walput street, Philadelphia which
be sold aslow Wholesale retail as al any eslab
liShment Of the kintin the u. " = ...t |t""
The rankin Ins,ith of Philnde phla awarded to
him cor work malshp six silver medals
aud one recall premium since 1910
The Crystal Palace of New York also, awarded
him medaln 1884. .theOnly one given for ShOtCiuns
ard Rifles i'm the United States. ~ .at.
ts'Krider's Sporting Anecdotes, Price 81. "a. ..
.- Address, JOHN kRlDER.
Oct '55.3m. Second and Walnut sis. Pha.
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CUTTA PERCHA
WATER PROOF GOODS

IGHEST MEDAL of Worlds Fair and Gold Medal
of American Institute, awarded for these Goods.
IAREHOUSE OF CO.: l02 BROADWAY,
and l PINE STREET,
where may be found Gutta Percha Goods, in great
vaetI lar superior any other Water Proof Goods
Ihe mark Il; comprising MANY desirable articles Tor
EXPORT, AND COUNTRY TRADE,
Consisting in part of Goats. Cloaks Pouches O1erals
Leggins, Gaps. SUuwesiers Camp Blankets Hose
Gov Carriage Cloths, Piano Covers, Fire Buckets
Travelling Bags. Surgical Articles oeam Packing aud
hundreds Of other articles
These goods are free from unpleasant oJor very
tenacious pliabe and elastic Injured by fatty sub
stances and unlike India Rubber will not decom.
pose and become sticky.
Are cheaper;
Different from any other Guua Percha made in this
county, or Europe, and
WARRANTED TO STAND ALL Gil.
MATES.
Certificates from persons who have tested the Goods
may be seen al the Store Of the Company.
TERMS Liberal
Dealers are invited to examine these Goods beort
purchasing elsewhere
Orders executed TO any amount at short notice.
8T TCAUTION.-Base limitations, made Of Varnishet
India Rubber. already being offered in the marke
Therefore. purchasers should bear II mind that
genuine Goods stamped with the trade mark OF il
Company.
WILLIAM RIDER,
Aug. 9. '54.6m. Pres't n. A. G.P. Co.
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Insurance Notice.

EgNIiE Annual meeting of the stockholders ot
4 the Kent County Mutual Incurance Com
pany, will be held at the office OF the President,
DR.. S. NJ. Flsler, in Smyrna, on Monday, the
first day OF January next, that being the first
Monday Of said month, at which time an cleo
tion will be held for nine Directors, to serve
for one year. a general attendance is reques-
cd business of Importance will be brought
before the meeting. All persons who are in.
sured, and wish to continue their insurance,
are expected to be prompt iii the payment Of
their interest, to the Treasurer or his authori>
zed agent. Amy person insured who wishes to
to withdraw, will please give n~tce to the Sec
retary before the annual meeting.
GEO. b. DICKSON.
Sec'y Kent County Mutual Insurance Co.
Dover, Del.
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An Extraordinary Cure Of Bad Breast, when
nearly at the point OF death.
Copy of l.ettcr from MIR. II. Durant. New
Orleans, Nov. 9th, l.53.
70 Professor Holloway,

70 Professor Holloway,
Dear SIR, It's with heartfelt gratitude have
to INFORM you that by the use Of your Ointment
aud Pills, the life otmy wife has been saved
For seven years she had Il bad breast, with ten
running wounds, (not Of "a canceroas nature J
was told that nolhug could save her. she was
then induced to use your Ointment and Pills
when in the short space of three months, they
effected "A perfect cure, to the astonlshncnt O
all who knew It's. We obtained your Medicine.
! from Mes>rs. Wright & Co., of Charles street
New Orleans. | send. this from :. Hotel de:
Princes Paris, although had written it al
New Orleans, before we finally left, at thai
ume, not knowing your address al New York.
(S;igned) r. DURANT.
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BOOT HALL.

BOOT HALL.
No. 16l South Second street, below Spruce,
Opposite Little Dock, Philadelphia.
1La A 4 BOOT HALL" may be found thou.
I'M n sands oi Boots, Shoes and Rlbbcrs, cheaper
7 &A. than al any other store in the Guy.
Gents lioOts-caf, kip, water leather from 81
TO 81 LADIES' Gailersall co!Ors from 10 CTS To ST.
p BOYS Boo!s-ca:C Kip and co~hide, all prices
Children aud Misses Boots and ShOes-al colors-from
% cts - 81 %. CONWAY is constantly manufacture.
Jag all kinds OF Boots aud Shoes; SO that purchasers
can make their puTch make Their selections
from thousands. LonI forget the BIC; GUN.
JOHN CONWAY.
Nov. l, '54-3m.
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01J-READ HIS OWN WORDS. ~
10 Professor Holloway.

TO I'TOIesfur TTOIIONaY,
SIr-lt is not my wish 10 become notorious neither
is tins letter written for the sake of wrIIIng bu
iOsly thai yda OnIm cured me of one of ihe most
dreadful cuiatOus Diseases that flesh Is heir To- and
which was considered by all wbo knew me 10 he en-
lIreiY beyond tic rercH OI medicine Fur ninr wears
MS "ilic!cd with one Of the painful and trouble
some sore legs that icll 10 Ihe lot of uuu: and
alter iryIng aTost every MT dlcinc had Leard of
signed IN despair ali hope OF beng cnGeJ: h,t =
riend broug hi ne couple OF large pots of your Onl.
memI. which Caused the on my leg To heal and
entirely gained my haiih 10 my agreeable surprise
anu delight and to the establishment of my friends
SigLeu, W j. IANGIEY
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PROSPECT EAR. Jan. Pile 3.

hlEssRs READING: GenIfemciI-Fhis IS TO certify
that have purchased of yvur Corn Shelters and
II IL now III operation on my larm, with which am
much ple1sed. Ii combines several advantages supe
no. TO any have su' shellng The corn very
clean, and not breaking the grain. Also. separating
the grain from the cOhS and sheng very fast
Yours, respectfully, John {. CLARK.
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AGENTS

The Committee believing that the success of This
Great National Undertaking viii be material promo.
ted hy the energy and enterprise of intelligent and per.
severng Agents. have resolved To treat with such on
The most liberal terms
Any person wishing TO become an Agent, by sending
(pOst d) 81 will receive by return mail One DO lar
EngraV ing Gift Ticket a Prospectus a Catalogue
and all Olher necessary information.
On the final completion of The sale, the Gifts will be
placed M The hands of Committee of the Purchaser
To- he Distributed, due nOlce Of which will he gwen
IhrOng ghOutthe United States and he Cauadas.
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PENN STOVE WORKS.

Ia GoAy IlhOhR " NC@s.' = -
- Second street. philadelphia, have ON hand
sssk and are Constantly receiving from their
Foundry, great variety of entirely new ana
. beautiful gtyIes of Cooking, Parlor, Chamber
. and Office STOVES, to which the attention oi
vurchaser rs is invited. The celebrated William
> Penn Cooking Stove, the Model Parlor Cooking
- Stove. and Excelsior Radiator Parlor Stove are
manufactured exclusively by us.
- o. AZ we manufacture extensively, pur-
a.chassrs will do well to give us a cali; -.
y wARERoOM, 5S North Second s.ree,,
-.+ West side, above Arch, fhlladelPhia'
Sen. 20, Ie54-3ms II ihoG E1khtAA
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Sec'y Kent County Mutual Insurance Co.
Dover, Del.
STEAMBOAI -..Z.i!!......:-.iN ZEPHYR.

> LII MD U1I Asass..z.ass...sSssss.. AL II IN.
rINRIPS resumed 10 Smyrna, Dover, New Castle.
l. Delaware City and PORT Penn
That wilt aud snbsIaDLa! Steamboat. the Zephyr,
having been thoroughly o"erAauled dining the WINTER
has resumed her trips betTsen PhlodelphIa and The
ahuye named places continue 70 lea We Phia-
delphla. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at o'clock, returning every Monday,
"Wednesday, aLl Friday mornings, leaving DOnO
Landing, al clock and Smyrna Landing ate2
O'Clock touching al all intermediate places beth ways
Stages ed wish this Line al Delaware City,
for ST Georges Cantwells Bridge and hIlddletOWn )
also at Dover, for Camden, Frederick, Milford aud
Georgetown.
Frele hi taken allow prices. Breakfast and Dinner
on board. C.J.FANDEG RlF L ,CaptaInN
March 9th 1853.
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9IO.NON esEEHTS

q He IrTUnI IOSF OT SIOU,UUU.
Each purchaser OF a One Dollar EneraI ing there
fore r oeves not only an Engraving richly worth The
money but also ticket which entities him 10 one of he
GIlls when they are distributed.
For FIVE DOLLARS, highly finished Engray i lg.
beautifully panied i'll OIL AID Five Gift Tickets viii
be SENT Five Dollars worth of splendid EngravIlgs
can be selected from the Catalogue.
copy of the Catalogue, tOgc her with specimen of
the Engravmgs, be the Office 0 tIls par r.
For each Dollar sent. Engraving actually worth
that sum- and Il Gilt Ticket, viii nmt dlaley be -or.
NaTded
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Fall and Winter Dry Goods


I V. DEPUY, No. Al North Eighth street,
~ Philadelphia, thankful for past favors, re-
spcctfully invites his customers and the public,
to examine a New and Splendid Stock of Sea-
sonabe Goods; comprising
Rich Plaid Silks, Wide Lyons Velvets,
New striped Silks, Choking Cloths,
Brocade Silks, Woolen Plaids,
Plain SILKS, French Merinoes,
Black Silks, Nous De Laine.
Cloaks Mantillas and Shawls, cheap. Cling
hams, Prints, &c, in assortment; Ribbons, EN-
broideries, Gloves, &c.
Owing to the daily sacrifice of large guam
titles of desirable goods at auction, the subscri-
ber is enabled during the present season-to offer
unusually Great Bargains.
.r2 ]. V. DEPUY,
No. Al North Eighth ST., Philad'a.
Sept. 20, IS54-3m.
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Reference in regard 10 the Real Bsiate F. JVisscher
Il Co., Real Estate Brokers, New York. Orders tpost
ruid,) with money enclosed TO be addressed,
j. w. HOLBROOKE, Sec'y, sos Broadway, N. Y.
% The EngrOyings in the catalogue now ready
for delivery. (Oct4 '54.6m.
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Doctor Edw. I'D. Bailey,

OFFERS his Professional Services to the citzens OF
" Smyrna and vicinity. His Office is for the pre-.
sent, his Residence, Delaware Street, near South,
house recently occupied by John M. Sparks) where
he may be found at all times, when no olproIessonalIy
engaged.
AIfordersleftduring his absence WILDE promptly
attended to, olt -rE
July 10, 1859. = 'sa IS arosa gaaE
.rt-fo ~ so,I
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WHOLESALE
Rock and Stationery House.

IN NEW YORK.
On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No Losses
Make II profitable TO sell at very Low Pnces
MASON BROTHERS. % PARK Row, opposite the
WI AsOr house. New York, offer OF the cX.
stocks and complete the country of
BOOkS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only
The amount Of Goods IN our line purchased by country
merchants. usually quite small compared With their
dry goods hardware and other bills and this very cir
rumsance absolutely cemI els obbers the book bust
who sell lime, 10 get larger profits order
make up tO the losses and extra expenses necessaril
involved ~ u crcdIt BUSH OF snail amounts IL is
also easy for the merchant 10 make arrangements To
buy hIS book bill Or cash; though might not he
for hm 10 purchase hIs larger bills this
way.
/ These considerations have. led us TO adopt onr
business from this daIe, January 1884. the following
principles. viz: small prefS. uHrGryimg Prices, Gna
| GircGgS cash.
/ Being ourselves the sole publisher of a number O
the leading and most eItensireiy selling School Books
in the Country, well works OIhe partmen Is
| our facilities are unsurpassed.
Call upon us, or send order, and Judge for your
seyesIl The saving you can make by buying OF us 10
cash Is worth while.
! Our location is very central. and easily found
Stand the AstOr House Steps, and look straight for
ward across the curneT of The Park. and you canTu
avoiU seeing our signs. Remember the name is
MASON BROTHERS.
| Peb. 8, 1854.
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Ladies' Fancy Furs.

Il, i'm JOHN FAREIRA, Importer, Manufae.
plGN1 turer and Dealer in all kinds Of Fancy
L4G. FURS, for Ladies and Children, at pa
MARKET street, above Eighth street, Phila.
delpha. Having now completed my large and
beautiful assortment of all the different Sosort-
ment of all the different kinds of Fancy Furs
that will be worn by Ladies and Children dur
ing the present season, this assortment of ours
is equal to any to be found in this city, either
for quantity, variety or beauty. Having bouet
my Furs in Europe for cash, and having g. (
them manufactured by the most compete, Z
workmen under my own supervision, and WI 4
reasonably economy, am determined to &c :;
them at small profits, and for cash only. Z
Storekeepers would do well to give me a eall
before purchasing. --..
JOHN FAREIRA,
294 Market strest, above Eighth, Philads,
Dec. 13, l954-3m. st -7lG9tk
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FUfsN! FUNS! FURS!

SELLING OFF, SSEELING OFF,! At the old
- stand No sc Arch street, below Third. The who c
stock Fancy Fuis. belonging To The late and well
kfown firm Of SUlIs Brothers, beng sold at re
duced prices. in order tn close the estate. This is the
hest and best assortment of Fur that be found and
cehsisisOf Sable, Martin, Mink Fitch Squirrel and u
other kuds of fashionable Fu,s. in Capes, NciOrines
Cuffs. hlufist &C.. dc.
Cali early and make you. selections.
-.s 't'' p '' DAVID ii. SOILS,
Surviving partner of late firm OF Soils Brothers
No. SC Arch ST. betw cen I'd ard Sd ST.,
Nov. '54-Sin. { q 'r !r .. PhIladel phia.
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FARMERS & THRASIIERS
Read 4 his.

E6CN0 4 hISs
McCormick's Improved Troa Beam Reapng
and Moving Machine, for 1s55.-This machine
is warranted to Cut from 10 to 20 Acres of all
kinds of Grass or Grain per day, and do it as
well us can be done by any hand.-Price, $50;
$65 cash, and the balance at months, with
interest.
Pitts Patent Thrasher, Cleaner and Horse
Powers-Ths Machine is OF Wheels, and is
Warranted to Thrash and Clean, fit for the
Granary or Market, one Bushel of Wheat per
minute.-Price Ss400; half cash, balance at 8
months.
Zimmerman's : Thrasher, Cleaner and Baggcr,
This Machine Will Thresh and Clean from
400 to sou Bushels OF Wheat per day, (accord-
ing to size of cylinder) and is Warranted
Price, from 1890, to 9s340; half cash, balance
at months. Also Endless Chain Horse Pow
ers and Threshcrs, Clover IIullcrs, Straw Gut
ters, &c.
Apply personally or by mail, to
RICHARD Il. ELKINTON,
50 South Wharves and ll5 South Water ST.,
| Sept 20, 1S54-ly. Philadelphia.
! THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THF
! AGE.-paniers Farmers, Families and Others can
purchase no Remedy eq' al 10 Dr. rIolsas' VENETIAN
LlNIMENI, Tor dyseniery, chOliC, Group, chronic,
rheumatism, sore IhrOats, tOOthache, sickness
cuIs, burns, sweltngs. bruises, Old sores headache
mosquito bites. pains in the limbs chest back, &c.
Ii II does not give relief, the money Will be refund
ed all thai Is asked, trial, and u according t.
! the tITeCIUnS.
| II is an English remedy. aud used by William
tho ~, late HING OF Eng and certified 10 by him
cure lOr rheumatism, when ever thing else had
| Jailed.
Over 10 OO0, ,0C0 Bottles have been sold in the UNI
ted Safes. without a single failure, and many have
stated that they would not be without it, il il Sl(
per bol'le. in Oi Group ii is certain 1t ii
applied
II cures Cholera. when first taken, IN few hours
! Dyscntery in half an hour; ToOthache in five min
utes. 1t perfectly innocent to take into trnaly, anC
recommended by the Anst eminent physlcians in th
! United Siaits.
PRICE 25 AND 80 CENTS.
! DIR. TOBIAS could Gil dozen newspapers will
certificates and eersrelaIing the wonderful cure
accomplished by his Lunmenl. hut considers mi
ing II sufficient, as any person who does not Obai
relief need let pay for it,
! DIR. TOBIAS has put up HORSE IlNIAlENT i
pint bottles, which is warranted cheaper and bette
than any other for chOlic scratches old SUres gall
swelIings cuts bruises. &c. Price 30 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS OFFICE,
$40 Greenwich street, New York.
Jan. 25, IS54-.eov .Iy.
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Men and Esoys Clothing

uhCAA SNAAVa kSUH SBOtnhEES.
lNNERYBODY should embrace In. opportunity 10
A. buy Clothing for Men and Bows al GEOl{GE
CULlN'S CHEAP CLOTHING ESrARIIsuNFNT s =
CORNER MAREET AND SECOND STs., Phladcphia
embracing a choice OF The hesI mobi desirable and
Fashionable Dress and FrCck Coats Hahn Cloth do.
Linen Drilling do, ,TM ccLs etc, with grealvarety
of BOYS CLOTHING, consisting OF Sack Conts Poi IN
Jackets. Monkey Jackets. made OF Tweed. Linen
Drilling, Cloth Al pacca, Kerse, mere Dueskin etc
FURNISHING GoODs-COnsI Ting of Shirts StocIs
IIandkerchles etc all of Mhlch are ufIcrcr nj l,e
LOWEST possible cash prices and che a as al> othtr
CloIbng Store in the III,n
Parents who desire Boys Clothing, earnest in.
yted 10 examine the sIuck k
&J- Country StorekeeFers can be acttnnCd.e
very lew rates.
GEORGE CULIN.
5. f.. corner Market and Sc Ccnd ste
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List of Gifts:

lCO ~ Webster, 100 lUJOO
100 Calhoun, 100 10000
so elegant Oil Paintings in plendid gilt
trames Ski tvcI each, lGO 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 IT, each. 80 5000
500 steel plate Cngravings, brIIlanlly col.
Ofed IA oil. nch gIli frames 24x 20
inches each, 10 5000
10000 elegant steel plate Engravings
COlOied in oil, OF the Wasl IngIOn
Monument, 20N26 inches each, 10000
23T ,0CO sICel plate Engravings, from 100
different plates, in' possession
Ofand owned by the Artists Union
OF he market value of, from SO cts
to 81 OO each. Al 900
l frst.class Dwelling i'll 3lst st., NY.
City. 1900
% building lots in 100 and l0l sis, NY
city, each 25xlC0 II Deep at 1000 22,OO
100 Villa Sites containing each 10000 so.
IL. in the supurSs Of New York city,
and commanding a magnificent
view Ofthe Hudson River aud Long
Island Sound, at 500 500 900
90 perpetual loans of cash. without ill.,
% ear 8
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DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE Co Partnership heretofore existing under the
IL firm of CEECIG ELIlUFF e. Co, in the Town
of Smyrna. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business and accounts Of the late firm will be
settled aud iquldaed by the dt rsIgned. Therefore
all persons having claims against sand finn will please
present them; and all persons indebted TO the will
please call and settle without further trouble.
WILLIAM CLEGG Il }. COLT,
(Aternics in fact for Samuel Clegg)
JAMES ELLIOTT.
JOSEPH HOFFECkER.
Aug. II, 1891.
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FASHIONABLE
S MILLIN E. X Y. ~

MISS II. S. MAGEE having opened Mil
a;uery Establishment in the Town of Leipslc,
respectfully soicits share of public patronage,
feeling assured that an experience OF eight
years will enable her to giVs general satsiac-
s4isJp DeC- Oi of'
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Reeve u. knight,
(Successor to Hartley q Knight,)
BEDDING AND CARPET
LA y E1II(lI.GI'

No. 14S South Second street, five doors above
Spruce street, PhiladGlpha,
Where he keeps constantly on hand a iull assortment
ol ever article in his line Of business
Feathers, Feather Beds, patent spring Mat
tresses; Curled HaIr, Moss, Corn Husband
Straw Mattresses, Velvet Tapestry,
Brussels, Three-Ply, Ingram,
Venitian, List, Rag & Hemp
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings, Cocoa
and Spanish AIattings, Floor and Stair
Druggets, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats,
Table and Piano Covers.
To which lie respectfully invites the attention of pur
chasers. [Oct. 1, '5I.ly
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Registers Office,
Dove, Kent COUNTY,; Nl

Dover, Kent county; Nov. 90, 1854.
T ron The application of EILZABETH G. DAW-
u son and EZEKIEL DAWSON, Admnistra.
tors of WILLIAM DAWSON late OF Duck Crock
hundred in said comfy, deceased, it ordered and
directed by the Register. that the said Administrators
give notice of the granting LeIsrs OF Administration
upon the of the said deceased, by causing adver
tsemenIs be posIod wIIhn Ory days from the date
OF such letters O the public places of t.e
county OF Kent requiring all persons having demands
against the tate present the same, abide by
act OF assembly IN such made and provided. And
also cause he same be inserted in the smyrna Times
he spaper published in lie Town oi SInj rla and
continue lheIeIusIX weeks.
8z23I. GIVEN unIer the hand and seal OF
sE$Tf1f office OF the Register aforesaid. at Dover,
es4 ASEE. Kent County aforesaid the day and year
a&1 FGs above wnt'en:
VSfSsS& R. w. REYNOLDS,
S'sss Register
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0DRUGS, PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS AND
81 ~ Dye Stufis French nnd Jersey Zinc Paints.
III Pure White Lead.
ind0w Glass cOOred and enamecd,
Superior Coach and Furniinre VarnIshes;
With lirst assortmehI Oitresh Drugs and Chemi.
eals, for sale at
ALFRED WILTBERGER'S,
Drug and Chemical Store,
NOle9 North Second street, Philadelphia
PRINCIPAL Depot for the sale of BArlows Indigo Blue,
SIerngs Save Fattersulr leave Powders and Ia
ber's EmbrncaiiOn.
20 Physicians and Store& eeperssupplcd. Goods
sent to any 0f the DePots, free OF charge.
May 81. silly.
NTEAM DYEING and SECURING ESr A f.
- LISIIMEN r. Mrs. f. w. SMITH (Wh"w of
Waller Smith, succe To John Jones No. 2S North
Fifth street between Market and Arch, Philade IhIa
PIECE GOODS Of every description, by I'd 10 All!
color. re dressed, re folded ami ref al cred.
Ladies Wearing Apparel OF every description dye"
in the fashionable aud permanent cOlOrs and lin
ished in good style.
MERlND Cashmere and Crane Shawls, Table aud
Piano Gov ers. cleansed and pressed, without fading
the cJlnrs.
PONGEE and Sikl Dresses redyed all coicrs, ard
WaIered eqGaIO new.
Ciemilemen's Clothes Cieancr! or Dyed in superior
style. lmsrch y, % ly.
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A c . r e FOR ALL!
MOALOVVAY'S OINTMENT

Citizens of the Union
You have done me the honour as with one,yoice
rom one end OF the Union TO the otler 10 siamn die
character OF my Ointment with your approbaliOn. Ii
Is ScarceIytt"o years since [ made il know among
YOU ana already 1t has obtained more celebtilv Than
any other medlcinr in 50 short period
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
~ Maiden Lane New York
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-09
The Election.

We are gratifed to be enabled to an
nounce to our readers, the election OF
our State Senator, the Hon JAMES. W
MANDEvILLR, against the combined and
bitter opposition Of the Boilers and
Wings. The battle was hard fought and
hotiy contested, and therefore the yicto-
~ Is the more brilliant. The people Of
Old Tuolumne have spoken, and shown
by their verdict at the ballot box, tina,
they approved of the course of their
Representative at the last session of the
Legislature, by promoting him to the
digni6ed position of Senator. We feel
assured that their confidence will not be
misplaced. As Mr.. Mandeville's cleo.
ton was considered test, his success
Is victory in itself.
Our latest returns from the County
indicate that Ozley, wing, Cook
Calvin and Amyx, dens., are elect.
cd to the Assembly. County ticket
in doubt.
The wing candidates for Congress,
and for Clerk of Supreme Court, are
probably ahead in the county. The re-
'urns throughout the State will prob a.
by confirm their lection but from the
Few returns, as yet received, it is i'm
possible to decide.
The returns, so far, indicate that the
next Legislature will be democratic on
Joint ballot, and thus secure the election
of a U. s. Senator
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-09
CALIFORNIA
ar T UNION.
SUPERB COLLECTION OF
WOrks OF Art!
soon to open At
Duncan's Chinese Salssroom!

Mr.. DUNCAN has been engaged
in Europe for some months past, 10 .s-
lecting everything beautiful in Mxns-
features and the Arts, fer importation
to this state. Having expended moro
than ,hrse times the amount gained Nv
his las: Annual distribution, in erecting
Gallery for the display of Paintings,
Sculpture, and specimens Of the Worlds
Industry in this city, he will ROW soon
receive the Rich and Costly Wares
gathered during his tour, and intended
Tor the spacious rorMs erected for their
reception. The collection will have no
equal at home or abroad, and he can
confidently say that neither London,
Paris nor New York will be able to show
as the stock Of mercantile firm, the
many treasures Of Art and valuable OBJ
jects Of vertu intended for San Francis
co. The Catalogue will embrace ssv-
ersl thousand articles, from the delicate
ly wrought
BRONZE.S or PARIS