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Smyrna times., 1854-11-15
Farm ers. Attention


FERTILIZER AND UPPER PIIOSP ATE OF LIME
HAS No EQNAfH
DREPARED expr sly for WHEAT and GRAIN
L ofali kinds, CORN, POF ArOES and GRASS;ts
suilshIe for all soils. One barrel insufficient for an
Acre of Land: far superior TO Guano and at halfiis
price, be had at 50 81 per barrel S25 per ton
of 1910 BIS. Method OF using III scatter Broadcast
and Harrow in To be had al the proprietor only.
GEO. A. LElNAu. PrOpr.
No. 10 South ROM ST. Philadelphia.
Used successfully, by DIR. William w. Clarke, of
Philadelphia George Graves, Esq, Mr.. Field OF Fox
Chase, Pa. Mr.. David Of Mount Ary, Mr. Junny,
sucks County. Mr. RhOads, Montgomery county,
MIR. Charles Wood. Isaiah Wood & Brothers. New
Jersey, mir. BoudInO OF Burling ton CITY, New Jersey,
Mr.. Bond Of Salem, New Jersey, Mr. Troutwime
Arlington, Bucks County, Pa, Mr.. Trainer Of Della.
ware County, Messrs. Coleman L. Kitchener Of Salem
County, New Jersey, MIR. Mahailey of Marietta, Pa,
and host Of Farmers in Delaware, New Jersey,
Pennsyl vania and 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 abOui-aIeh coating. For Sale only
by. GEO. A, LEiNAU, PrOp'r,
No. 10 South Front st. Phiadelpbia
N. B.-The American Fertilizer has been used sse
,essfullyn the Islands OF BE rmuda and BarbadOes
fly1
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STEA MBOAq - ZEPHYR.

rEtltlPS resumed to Smyrnn, D2ver, New Castle.
Il e, Delaware City and Port Penn
That swift and substantial! Steamboat, the Zephyr
having been thoroughly vevhauled during the winter
has resumed her trips between PhilodephIa and the
above named placesand viii continue to let Phlia
deIphia. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at 2 s'cloek, returning every Monday
"Wednesday, ard Friday mornings, leaving DonC
Landing, al Z clock, and Smyrna Landing at 81
o'clock touching tall Intermediate places both ways
Stages connected with this Line al Delaware Civ
for St Georges Cantwe lts Bridge and Middleiown
also at Dover, for Camden, Frederick, Milford anC
Georgetown.
Freight taken allow prices. Breakfast md Dime
en- board. C.J.NANDEGRlFT,C Captain.
March 9th 1853.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

Il on "Wednesday, August Both.
Candidates for admissnn particularly request ed
to present themselves for examination on Tuesday,
Ang. 29lh.
This Institution now embraces two complete courscs
--the classical and tIG ScIENrIFIC-M Which The stu.
dent mas take III fell or IN part
Particular attention gwen to Agricultural Science
and the Analysis oil Sollsi also 10 Engineering and
Practical Surveying.
Tho Winter Term Of the Academical Department nj
will co amence Wednesday, Oct. 25Ih.
This Department now under the cane of Mr. J w
Weston A. NJ offers every facility for thorough tad,
and provides for The student the comforts OF a home
For further particulars, catalogue
DANIEL klRkWOOD, President,
Anonsi @ I2hI.It
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Caution,

TIE subscribers would hereby inform the public
that person persons authorised TO sell Read
nag Horse Power Corn Shelter, unless they sell in
our name and authorised ny U.S. within The terri
tory above dcscrEed; and all y, hereby in
lurned thai we shall hold aay persons liable dam
age who either sell offer for sale any machine
involving our patent or use any such machne unless
they purchase of authorised agents as We
have graIted no shop rights. And all shop rights
granted 10y the patentee became nall aud void at the
time purchased the copy righl OF said territory.
Nj machines are warranted to give satisfaction.
95-O de RS addressed to Tie subscribers at Delaware
City, Delaware, Will receive prompt attention.
E. }. Ia DE & co.
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rh. SfeYensOla.,

ID ESPECPFULLY announcesto the public
60, II rene. ally that he sill continues his
Id MAilBLE BUSINESS, in alliis vurions branch
sAsa&> es a the CORNER of COMMERCE and MAR
KETa STREET ), SMYRNA, DELAWARE. where
he will Manufacture, and make TO order, M0NU-
MENTS and G RAVE STONES, ofthe most approved
and modern styles lie will also manufacture MAR
lion with buildings with neainess and despatch, and
al Philadelphia prices lie would state that all work
in his line in point of beauty, eheapness and excel
lence of work manship lbe unexceled. He there
fore assures the public that he make 10 TO tho
interest of all extend to him share OF their patron
age. 4-orders from the country attended 70 win
despatch tDec.' 90, I653--iy
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sTEAmBoAT BALLOON ron PHlLA-,

~ THE STEAMBOAT BALLOON
asss - leaves Smyrna Landing, (on Long
Pomt) for Philadelphia, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock, A. M.
Returning, leaves Chestnut Street Wharf, Phil
adelphia, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at o'clock, A. ~, touching at Dea-
kyne's Landing, Port Penn, Delaware City and
New Castle, going and returning. r
0F Breakfast and Dinner provided ON board
Freight carried at the usual low rates.
+..,s WIN. $. BALL, Captain.
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Mem and ER0rs Clothing.

EVERYBODY should embrace this opportunity TO
Il buy CIoIning for Men and Boys, at GEDii( IL
CULIN'S CHEAP CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS, S H.
CORNER MARKET AND SECOND STs., PhIladeIph ia,
embracing "a choice OF the best, most desirable and
fashionable Dress and FrGck Goats. Habit Cloth do
Linen Drilling do. ,Tweeds etc., with great variety
of BOYS CEornING, consisting Of Sack COais Polka
jackets. Moakey Jackets, made of Tweed, Linen
Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca, kerseymcre, Doeskin, etc
FURNISHING G0ODs-COnsI>ting of Shirts. Stocks
iandkerc etc., all OF which OiIeren at the
possible cash prices, aud cheapas any other
Ci0tbng Store in tht UnNn.
Parents who desire Boys Clothing, earnestly in
viied TO examine the stock
OF Country Storekeepers can be accom- OGatCG
cry lew raies.
GEORGE CUIIN,
S f.. corner Market and Second Sis
April IL, 'j4-ly.
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DAYS. e CULIM,

Dealers an Lamps, Lanterns .. Chandeliers,
NJ. E. corner F0U Rrll and CHERRY Streets. Pha-
IN. de,phia, having enlarged and improved their
store and having the largest assortment OF Lamps in
paiiadephia they are prepared 70 furnish Ne
OIL. C AkiPHENE, BURNING FLUID ETHEREAL
or, PIOSGENE GAS and LARD OIL; Lamps. Ian.
ferns OF all patterns Fancy Hotel and Hall Tampa,
Chandeliers tirandoIes aud Candelabras and Britain.
MIA Lamps atthe Manufcturers lowest prices. Glass
Lamps by the package. ut small advance over Alc
zion prices Being large MANUFACrURERS Of
Pine oil. Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol, and
he only irue) Phasgene Gas they can furnish those
articles nj such prices that Merchants will find il 70
their advantage To buy. Call before going elsewhere
irgon want bargains Also the Satisfy Fluid Lamp
Cor sale, loct.iS' lS'S'--iy
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Dec.29. 1853.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

r-a, TIE best IA cheapest Stock OF BoOis Shoes
KE21 Callers. Gums, eIc., IA the city, at DUN.
' ga BAHkS. 76 SUnth Second street PhiIadel-
phia. corner Carriers 81.
Being mostly Of his manufacture, he guaran-
Ices them to wear and Will SELL wholesale or RETAIL
as cheap The cheapest.
Easy Shoes for old Ladies; plain and (nncv Boots.
SHOES, Caters etc, always on hand great variety
for Boys, Youth Misses and Children
PrIces-Ladles' GacTs. Of every quality and style,
from 81 CO 10 $3.50. Gentle meas CaIiskin Boots
from Sd 10 So. Patent Leather Shoes, Gamer Boots,
Congress Boots Button Boots, etc from 81 80 TO $50
Gum Boots, Shoes, Sandals and Clogs. always on
hand. Old Gums bought and repaired
July 10, '54-ly.
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PENNSYLVANIA Wire NVor.1s.

No. IL Arch ST., abOte Front, Phi!adciphia.
tfNlIE subscribers have hand, aud ar; constantly
4 manufacturing, SLEEVES, RIDDLES. Sc X, EMS,
WOVEN WIRES OF all meshes and Widths. Also
all kinds OF PLAIN and Fancy Wire Work Brass and
Iron Wire Seves. Oi all kinds, Brass Id Copper
Cloth Tor Paper Makers, &c. Cylinders anu Da4dy
Rolls covered in the best manner.
Heavy Twllled Wire ior Spark Caichers, Stoves loI
Brass and Iron Founders. Screen Wire, Window Wire
Safes, Traps, Dish Covers, Coal and Sand Screens
~ BAYLlSS, DARBY & LINN.
AIR % ,5lin
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Reeve L.. knight,
Successor to Hartley g. Knight,)
BEDDING AND CARPET
80 WAREHOUSE - ;.

No 14S South Second street, Eve doors above
Spruce street, Philadelphia,
Where he keeps constantly hand full assortment
OF every article in his line Of business
Feathers, Feather Beds, patent spring Mat
tresses; Curled Hair, Moss, Corn lIusk and
Straw Mattresses, Velvet Tapestry,
Brussels, Three-Ply, Ingroin,
Venitian, List, Rag & Hemp
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings, Cocoa
aud Spanish Mattings, Floor and Stair
Druggets, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats,
Table and Piano Covers.
To which he respectfully invites the ailehIion of par.
chasers. ~ toct. 4. ELY
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rEghHEY WINGS.

CONFECTIONERY Ann STATIONARY.
Mrs MARY, A. ROBERTS takes this method Of
ltI ihiorIuing the Ladies OF Smyrna and vicinity.
thai she has n0SV On hand aud extensive assert
inent of AlAil Nt, celslsting in part as follows
Velvet Trimulnss Cloak Trimmings. Cloak Patterns
hlernoes yelveis, Lace Goods, hid Gloves, Hosiery
Sc. Also, 4 good lot Of CONFECTIONERY, such al
Candies Ofanses Lemons, DC. She also keeps con
slanttv, an hnnd an assortment OF STATIONARY
such as Letter PAPER, Envelopes. Pens, Ink, DC.
She would embrace tins OF Iortunity OF returning
her unleiged thanks tothose who have extended fhei
patronage 10 her hefeioiore. and OF soliciting
nuanee of the same, promislng thai she will spare NJ
paIns TO please heg customers.
smyrna. Nova. ls53-ly.
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rur GnEArEsr DISCOVERY OF THE

.rfIr t:g,RATEsT DISCOVERY or THE
As.r.--p.anters Farmers, families aud others, can
,s,rriase no Renledy Ell, al 10 Dc Ioias NENEliAN
ifxt VENT, for dyscHiery, chelit Group, epfohie'
ss-,,,asttsa sore tlfoaIs, tootarhes sea SICKNESS.
ss,z haris swellings bruises, old sofes, hcadicies
.,-,t bltes paths the limbs, chest back, &C.
i..s n,t give reItef. the money will he 'elund.
I'd all ll.t il asked irIah and use itaecordiig g
Abe tireciions. r, t.,.,sss =
n i .,,. English remedy. and MAS used BY William
e.. ,ie ier OF E,lgla,d and certified " i,y him.
a. ..,f. le determinations, When esery faii,g e.sc bad
fstir e ~
f,<ss 10 Og5G0O Bottles have been sod ~ The Dnl-
al :, ,f ,,ifl,ott s sneIe iaiiuce. mld many have
,ae, ,t.t they would not be IL It ~ u - was y
i,ie iil ease al Group u = as 'scr'an az y =
appissi. IL. 80 - Cd. bo,,r
ps..,srv ID, hall al 1our Teatiacbe IA 1--we min
a. - arrlecily innocent 10 lake ihs Faily and
- recommended by The ast eminent piy NE
i'A''e' PRICE % AND so CENTS
DIR TOBIAS eSiilS I'll dozen = ~
ecrt.,a cs and letters relating "the Wvhues"s etss
accom- pshed by his bnmen but sOn' lueis MhIi W
isu a. ssilici<nt. any person VINO uees h"i vo'a
fci ,s .,,,,, : ,. mi IN HORSE LINtA1ENf 10
~ 1910. ,.l,;cl, "a warranted cheaper aud better
fhan any other for ehoiic, seraiches, o'u gains
sseliings cuts bruises. &c, priee ~ eslls f,.c
80 IN SDtff7 - = - Va, >
80 Greenwich sircet, New fork.
Il Ian. 90, lSJ4>-eov .iy.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
EADINe's PREMIUM HoRsE.P POWER
Corn Shelter.

TUE subscribers having purchased of VIM Read
Il ing, of Washington City, the Copy Right for hi
Patent Horse Power Corn Sheer. for the State
Delaware, Eastern Shore Virginia and Maryland
would respectfully inform the Farmers within said
Territory that they prepared to furnish them
at the low price OF Thirty five jolIars
This Machine has taken the following Premiums the
past season The first premium with Medal al the
Worlds Fair in New York city. The first premium
al Fair of American Institute in New York city The
first Premium at Fair of the franklin Institute Pha
dclphia The first premium at following State Fairs
New York. Michigan, Ohio ard Indiana; besides at
a score of County + airs i'll different States
II shells Corn upOn an entirely different principle
Fl ON the other Shelters. The machine separates tho
tObs from The corr, thereby saving two hands in oper-
aiing it. Ii shells 600 bushels of Corn in day.
/ employing iOur horses and four men aud Il has, hy
pOyIng horses and six mon, SHIELDED much more
The subscribers do deem il necessary 10 say any.
hing further in its recommendation, beyond the fol-
low ig certificates:
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FRENCH TRUSSES,
Weighing less than q Ounces.


For the ure Of Hernia or Rupture.
A CKNOWLEDGED by the highest medical
: n authorities OF Philadelphia, incomparably
superior to any in use. Sufferers viii be graft
he'd to learn that tie occasion now offers TO pro.
cure not only the l'ghtest and most easy, but as
durable Truss as any other, in lieu Of tue
culn5rous and Uncomfortable article usually
sold. There is M lIicilty attending the it-
ting, and when tll.pal is located, it will retain
lts position witl.oal change.
Persons at a distance unable to call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent to any adj
dress, by rtDIiiting Five Dollars Tor the single
truss or Ten for tic double-with measure
round the hips, and stating side affected. II
Evil be exchanged to sui if not fitting, by re-
turning itat once uIisoled.
For sale only by the Importer,
C.sIEn ii. NEEDLES,
Cprler Twelfth ard Race, SIS, Philadelphia.
0s5- LADIES, requiring the benefit of Nc.
chanical supports, owing to arrangement OF Tie
.internal Organs, ihducing Falling ofthe Womb
| Vocal, Pulmonary, Dyspeptic, Nervous add
/ Spinal Weakness, are iHlornled that colaps.
tent and experienced Lady will be in attend.
allce at the Rooms fsei apart for their exeltl.
sive use,) No. LA, Twelfth ST., LIST door heIoa
Race. S [Sept. 20, ls54-1y.is
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Incorporated American
EIHIG RANT S ERIEND .SOCIET1

OIlco KcmOy ed 10 :. Z corner OF Spruce and Mater
Streets, Philadelphia.
WE object this Saccy is TO guard the Emigran
against ffiud aud dsscepfIo and to far Aish them
with Situations, advice aud relief Or Free OF CIarge
~ The AMERICAN Elnig raul Friend SocieIy's'
Office, Is the ONLY lxcDRPoRATRD office in this CITY
and has no e1ap"yion with any Intelligence, OF so
called Enigran Offices
Csc. r .GoRDoN, Sec'g. w G. CAIRNS Snpf
BesI City Helps tOl'c found This Office Farmers
supplied With me aiid women. COntI actors flrnishe
with any nunsber of men.
/ August 10. 1853 [Iyl
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" & s. nOA N9S
SPLENDID NoRTH.LlGnT
~ an o.prsa sshss I'D VrsnQ EgAnRsES.

100 rcll ST. oe door below Sixth, south side Phlla.
PERSON visiting the cityduring the approaching
IIoIa, should call on us md obtain or more OF
our superior Daguerreogpes and have them sci IN
Plaln or Fancy Cases.
Therepniati-d ofOur sly les of Portraits is high
as any in Philadelphia. and they are ofiereda much
lower cost thns giving an equal chance TO obain
god Picture OF the oest materials. TermsOne Dol
Tar and upwards.
sy-DagaerreoIyres OF deceased iriendsor relatives
copied eqaatd the originals, and of the same size
larger 1 desired.
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FRANK LIN HHO u y W.,
(Sha.n,,t straat hatxveen Third and Fnurfh

Philadelphia.
OLIVER II. p. PARKER, of Ohio, and JAMES
H. LAIRD, of PhiIadephia, have leased the above
well known and popular house. for form Of years. are
now prepared 10 accommodate guests in equal
to any IN tho city.
The location Of this house is superior any Other
being in immediate proximity TO business; also TO most
OF the Banks, Public Offices Post Office and the Ex
ckange, where onbusses start Tor all parts OF the civ
The hoise having been put in thorough repair and
new furniture addedwith many modern Improvement,
will add much TO the comfort Of guests Tho table,
will at all times. be supplied with the hest the
make the FRANKLIN truly the Travellers Home'
Your patronage ia most respectfully solicited 4 'ft-
n PARKER g. LAIRD,
July %, '54.am ~
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Buiaaing Hardware :ssd ToOl
Sfore evcsuSiyeEy.

- Largest fSsiahlsllaent al The kind ~ the U. >
al NJ Nj MCCLURE u BRO, No. 2si
Cd wv Market street, above Seventh, fhia.,
W .Iaaafac rers De POT for Lacks ef all kiu.ls,
wassaate quality. ',PateiI Siiyered Glass
Esobz"
Prr'aisa Pssc ian Knobs osctle0 paiicfss q
SIsrr r4st,d iobs fIinges. &C., with Che fsosi
esnfdsie assst ai OF aiithe Modern ooous ih s'is
Lfne. -,
Purchasers are invited 70 caii m" eHa'hH"e our
stark sCatsitene ise' 1 by Mai u aestfed, ~
lst bir Rsstslcrs std feniiaers az aetort rnres.
tsr Al 0riGrs pat up 'in'ier nc nnnsaiatesupet'F
ssn ii The iirm. CALI AND sEE 10. i.-r4
IA srch %. 81 6m... ola
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EARM EOa SAL.

49,. = CIV ofiered, Al pRiN.A'fE SALE
inH a the .DEER PARK" FARM, in
.ENlIl Duck Creek Hundred, Kent county,
Delaware, lying on the South side Of the road
leading from Smyrna to Miilingtop--being
aboutIeight miles from se former, and four from
the litter place. This Tract of Land adioins
the lands OF w A. Hazel, L. Tilghman, and
others, and cantaiIis $50 ACRES. more or less
:t35 being cleared lsud-tw0-thirds Of which
-. has been liared---and the balance well
sSSya set in WHITE OAK. CIIESNUT, and
L BLACK OAK TIMBER
~ U-y- Aay person wishing TO purchase lane
would do well to caaI aud examine said Fafm
IL will be shown 10 all who may wish to see it
By, the owner.
d f.. DLACKISTON. :
Sant- IA IQs,ILf,na
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Sept. la. ls5i-em
ihN gNslissn,

FRis x IA E-l 41as ".
sforc, No. 80 NsetA al ST., PttLes,teliLies,
MO.tOg,CO MANUFACTURERS,
,.sfi-rs lap ,rtors General Gssise
ga.iasss ,.yhJlesale and Retail,
-, r usIaIsrlnry IS Aarreantla Street.
Jats45tfl. Is33--iv,s
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE Co-Parmership heretofore existing under The
i firm OF CLEGG ELLIOTT & CO., in the Town
of Smyrna, is thus day dissolved by mutual consent
The business and accounts Of The late firm will be
settled and liqudaied by undersigned Therefore
all persons having claims against SAID firm will please
presentthem; and all persons indebted 10 the same viii
please call and settle without further trouble.
WILLIAM CLEG(i & T.. j. COLT
8 (Auarnies in fact for Samuel ciegg.
JAMES ELLIOTT,
JOSEPH HoFFECKER.
Aug. IA, 1851
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TO THE LADIES.

90 MRS. E. M. BANIsTER'S Fan and
~ Winter MILLINERY, No. 1856 South
IL Second street, above Pine, Philadel-
phia, is now open with large and splendid as
sortment Of Millinery, of every Style, at the
lowest cash prices The ladies IRE requested
TO give her call. W
N. B. Mourning Bonnets constantly on hand.
Sept 20, l654-lm.
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BuExA VIsrA, Dec. 99th, 1859.

have witnessed wIlh much satisfaction the working
my barn. OF Il new Corn Shelter put up for my in
specIOn Ivy The Ressrs. Reading The Paientees: and
have nn hesitation III saying, thai II seems 10 grc
ly superior 10 any other have ever use. Its
capacIiy i. inliv thousand bushels per day, and
tins exhibited by Tie employment OF only Four horses
and four men; ihc~cObs separated by il from tire
grain, ai the grain Itself Iauch less broken than by
The others. think II very great Improvement
Smelling Corn. Join NJ. CLAYTON.
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PENN STOVE WORKS.

~ COX, HAGAbs o. COX,,,No. 5S North
% Second street, Philadelphia, haveon hand
S1E and 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
purchasersis invited. The celebrated William
Penn Cooking Stove, the Model parlor Cooking
Stove, and Excelsior Radiator Parlor Stove are
manufactured exclusively by us
or As we manufacture extensively, pur-
chassrs will do well to give us call.
WARER1Ohf, 50 North Second street, s.
West side, above Arch, Philadelphia.
Sep. 90, 1654-3m.
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Dector ssdy. ks. Bailey,
Very Valuable aEsd Desirable
Real a. state

- NOW offered and will be sold upon reasOna-
kf,is In BILE terms, AT PRIVATE SALE
EIsiil MANSION or FONT HILL FARM, situated
-@Aa-~ West of the Town of Smyrna, and immediately
adjacent thereto containing about 800 ACRES of arabic
LAND, in highly improved condition, possessing
every advantage private residence and profitable
agriculture. Upon this FARM less than 6OOO0 BUSH
els Of Lime, 20 900 bushels of Wood Ashes and so
Of Guano have been spread within the past years. be-
sides great variety of other concentrated ertzers
and the ploMig under green crops of Oats Buclwheat
Clox YER &c all OF which has also been covered twice
or thrice with the best stable and harm yard
I The whole tract is inclosed with the best and most
substantial new chestnut and while oak iencmg about
FIVE Thousand dollars expended in the erection Of OUT
BUILDINGS, comprised in which is everything reqm
site TO highly improved and " ell directed Farm.
&C. 2Acres allotted 10 the most choice varie.
$3.50 ties of Apples, Peach, Pear Cherry, Quince
S27s Plum and Npricot; besides Tie Garden abounds
$500 in well selected strawberry, raspberry, grapes
&C.
Any one wishing TO purchase will be shown the pre-
perry by the undersigned.
DANIEL CUMNfINS,
Near Smyrna, Feb. %, '54if
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e. u j VA gss =

G= q ia EsS .,
AMMUNITION, and FISHING TACKLE.
JOHN KRIDER Manufacturer ard Importer of
Guns Rifles Plsiols a.id all kinds of Spfring Appa.
ralus cusia ny hand and for sale az Ihe g. Cor
OF Second Gin Walaut street, Philadet bhIa; which
can be sold low Wholesale retail at any esiab-
Iislmeat of The kind in the U. 5.
Tine Franklin Institute of Philadelphia awarded 10
him for orb manship certificates six silver medals
and one recall premium since 1910
Tie CT, stall Palace of New York also awarded
him medal in 1891 The onl given kgr Shot Guns
AID Rifles in the United Sintes.
q. kridet's Sporting Anecdotes, 81.
Address JOHN. kRIDER.
Oct. 50 3fn. Second and WaifuE sis. PhiIa,
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..---.4 CUTTA EsERCHA
wv AMER PROOE GOODS.

IGHEST MEDAL Of Worlds Fair, and Gold Medal
OF American Institute, awarded for these Goods.
WAREHOUSE OF CO.: I02 BROADWAY,
and i PINE STREET,
where may be found Guata Tercha Goods in great
VARIETY far superior any ether Water Proof Goods in
the mark. comprising MANY desruble articles Tor
EXPORT, AMP COUNTRY TRADE,
Consisting in part of Coats Cnals Pouches, erals,
Lcggns Caps, Spuwesters Camp Blankets Horse
Covers, Carriage Cloths, Piano Covers Fire Buckets
Travelling Bags Surgical Articles, steam Packing and
hundreds of other articles
These goods free from unpleasant odOr very
tenacious, pable and elastic not Injured by fatty sub
stances aud unlike India Rubber will not dccCul-
pose and becOme sticky
Are cheaper
Different from any other Guta Percha made in this
country or Europe, and
WARRANTED TO STAND ALL Gil
/ MATES.
Certificates from persons who have tested the Goods
may be seen OF the Store of the Company.
| TEAMS Liberal
Dealers are invited to examine these Goods before
purchasing elsewhere
/ Or1erS executed 10 any,amoDnL al SNORT notice.
! ~ CAUTION. Base limitations. made of Narmishcd
India Ibber already being offered the market
/ TheTeure, purchasers should bear III mind Thai nj
genuine Goods stamped with the trade Gaik OF TN
Company. ,
sa-. WILLIAM RIDER,
Aug. 9, l-Cm. PreS't ~ A. g. r. Co.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15

or 'Fhe readers Of the Herald will please notice
the advertisement for DR. roBIAs' VENETIAN LINiMrNr
DR. TEGREL's HEAEING OINTMENT, Dr.. TewNsRrsp's
HEAImI Pulls and DARLEy's ARABIAN ilRAvE REMEDY
They SAID 20 be good articles for The purposes for
which they are reeonielded they for sale by the
Druggists and Merchants generaIlV i,-r
Smyrna times., 1854-11-15
AMMONlAIED


So MANUFACTURES OF PIANOS.
81 lfl No. l46 ARCH street. between
V1V 4 d Sixth and Seventh Streets south side,
Philadelphia, SIT
Also, Dealer in, and Importer of Music and MUSICAL
.Asls INSTRUMENTS. Violin end Guitar Strings,
TafY and Musical Merchandise generally. wholesale
&skfN and retail. ss
The most choice selections Of all the newest
Foreign and American Music are constantly on hand
and orders may be sent by mail or Otherwise in fn
assurance that they will receive prompt attention.
July 26, 5i-5m.