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May 10 lS5l-4t.
Nc. Coates lamp and Variety
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No " NORTH SECOND STREET, PmLADELpuA
sd ~ [. Z. would notify The citizens of Smyr;la
TIL ~. and vicinity, thai he keeps constantly on
-" hand and lor sale Wholesale and Retail at the low
es' Cash Prices, Pine Oil Fluid LAMPS. LOOKINl;
Hl.ASSES and CUTLERY. Albai2 Plated Spoons and
Gutlefy also, &icks Britannia Ware Burning Fluid
Pine on or Camphene Lamps, Brass Alarms, Patent
Elgh-Day and l'hIriy-IIour CLOCKS. together with a
large variety OF Fancy and Useful Articles
InarcL i5 nd -3m
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DACUERREOTYPES:

OIII11HIO VIII LOLUhED-A NEW DIS
COVERY!
Il MarVin'S Daguerrean R0Ous.
ll6 Chestnut st., Philadelphia, (OUer Adams
d Co.'S OBice.)
A NEW style Of Chemically C"lored picinres, re-
4 senbng Miniatures Oh Ivory; combining the
1rIlancy and accuracy of the Daguerreoype, with
lhe be2ntiiGl and lie-like effect OF cour rendering
lecm The most desirable and beautiful svle of rurtraii
ever made 1-ersos visiting the city. whether thev
mt pictures or not, should not fail 10 call aud see
tl' Sc unique and superior productions and if any
should want pictures, They nay rest assured that no
pam" Will be spared te giVs them the best, and low
rates
" II goa want good Likeness, wait till you come
tu the city
Mr.. AlnfVin uses none but the best materials waits
on you IL pers' aud pulls up pirures ia fine Morocco
Eases i"f One lJ"ar; large Family GIouis taken at
equay low prices.
Instructions ecu Il the art on reasonable Iersns.
Nov, 20, lSg3-Gn
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NOTICE. .

HAVING been info ned by highly respectable gen
iIenen from ell parts OF The state that the impress
sion was universal IN adyerlisiug my Font Hill Farm
for sale. my object was accomplish some private end,
or was induced by aplivae motive 10 gam pariicu-
lar benefit and not really 10 effect sale.
Influenced by this information, take this method OF
announcing the public my serious and determined IN
ention WHICH WAS Asp WHICH SOW 49, make sale OF
the uioresad Farm. Persons having any desire 10 pur.
chase will be satisfied BY calling upon The undersigned
U- N. B.--Price Reasonable and terms easy.
DANIEL HMMINS.
Font Iu iear Smyina ma,,
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az W. So j

NOS n and ~ North Second street Plilcdephia
~ has Just openod nad pfaSr 5as straw as Goods,
the most Fashionable English French and Amci.
can can. straw b"ilhes Flats Boys and Chidrcn's Hn .
mEeuier whh WI good assortment Of Straw TrimmiIf
pro'i tF Cash Merchants and Millmcrs are resnc,,
iTy m'ilcd 10 call and examine our stock before mr.
hlShS! as we intend 10 keep the -Drctesl stock iL.t
'" " lOuIl ~ ulc CIV. lmarcll DO On,
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Incorpoiatea American

E11IGRANT'S F'RIEND SOCIETY,
Office Removed to 5. T.. corner of Spruce and Water
Streets, Philadelphia
I'HE object of this Society quad the Emigrani
against fraud and deception; and 10 furnish Them
with situations advice aud relief 9 Free OF Charge
95r The "Americal Emigrani Friend Sociefs5s'
Office. Is the ONLY INCORPORATED office in this City
aud has no connexior with any Intelligence, or So
called Emigfani Offices
GEO. r. GoRDos, Sfcy. WIG. CABINS. Snpt
Best City Helps TO be found al this office Farmers
supplied with men and women. Conuactors furnIshe
with any number of men.
August 10, 1853 (lyl
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PHILADELPHIA
Spring & summer Dry Goods


1if ffA 7 V. DEPUf, returning tharks Esr the Iib
IhbNH Js era patronage extended To him i,v his
EL. country lriehus curing The past season, would
INFORM them ilat lie Is now prepared TO suit
purchasers from large aId splendid assortment Of
. Rich Plaid Silks, French Printed La,wls.
Spring striped =" Paris Silk Tissues,
ltich Bfocade Rich tig'd Blreges.
Superi. PLAIN " Pain Bareges,
The best black Grenadine OraaDties
Changeabe Silks &c. De la,ines CiI,aban,s &e
Also splendid Embroideries. Kid Gloves. Cane s,'d
Cashmere Shawls, Paris Maliilids wilb inaov ,,Ier
desirable goods
The newest styles OF Goods will be constantly re-
ceiyed and sold as low at any other store m lie
cily. J. " DEPUY,
Ne. Al North Eighth street, Philada.
march %, '5i-Sm.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be.
tween Thomas l.. Poulson and Robert d. Hof
f,cker, under the firm of PoULsON q HoFFEcKEn.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
accounts connected with said firm will be settlad
by Robert d. Hohecker, who has purchased the
whole establishment.
THOMAS L. POULSON.
ROBERT D. HOFFECKER.
SMYRNA, juno 10. lS54-6t.
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smyrna, April Is. '54.tf
Young americans library

Young smerican's Library.
A USEFUL and air'ctve CT BOOKS for
~ young people, embracing events connected with
the early history OF our country and lives of dIsin
gushcd men, written with much care, and IN an euter
tanning and instructive manner, with illustrations of
important events. beautifully illuminated title
pagcs containing The life OF Daniel Webster the grea
American Statesman, with numerous anecdotes, Illus
trallve OF his character aud the following
Young Danlei in the Saw Mil.
Webster lislnag at Frysburg
Webster declining the tIerRship.
WebsSor expoundlBg The Constitution
The Bunker Hill Celebration.
Webster al Faueuill Hall.
Marshfeld, tho residence of W. bster
Webster on his Farm.
The Lile Of Henry Clay, the Mill Boy OF the Slashos
nine llest atl,ins.
The liio of Benjamin franklin nine illustrations.
The lLie oil Cineral Washington, nine illustrations.
Tho lIle OF Marion. aine Illustrations.
The Ihie Of lafayette, nine luslrllions.
Tho llie Of William Penn. nino illustrations
The Life of General 'l'aylor, nine illustrations.
The Iifs of Andrew jackson, nha illustrations
The Life of Napoleon BonapaTte, nine illustrations.
'fhe Old Bell Of Independence; or, Philadelphia an
I7T6. nine iliuslraIions.
The Yankee Tea Party, snd other stories Of The Re-
solutoa nfnu illustrators.
CONTAINING ovsir leo illustrations.
Each volume is Well written, possessing high
moral tone, and can safely bo placed IA lhe hand
young peuple. They contain numerous aneedotes.
illustrative ol The history country and are we'll
adopted for family or school libraries. :,
Prce per sel handsomely hound pa cloth, gilt backs
and neatly pus up H. boxes S6.73.
Price per volume, neatly bound, cloth GUT OBJ cts
Colportour. Agents Or School Libraries. will be
supniatl at a liberal discount.
Copies Will By sent BY mall postage free, upon the
receipt uf The prsec of The SET or any volume.
LiNDSAY8A BLAkISI'ON, Publishers.
Feb ~, l554--5m.
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91 The readers OF The Herald" will please notice
the advertisement for ar. TOBIAS VENETIAN IINIMEwT
DR. DR. TERREL's HEALING OINTMENT. DIR, TewNsENos 5
nkAlTh III fiiA.s and DaLEY's ARABIAN HfAvE REMEDY
which they are reconmended they are for sale by The
Druggists and Merchants generally 80
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PER EEANGENG

w hA1bGllOOGOG.
w WILSON. No.9 South Fourth street, Philadel
w phla, OILERS for sale large assortment Of Wall
Papers at prices ranging from six cents per piece up
wards oil choice patterns and superior stock, comprising
Cheap salm Papers, Fine satin Papers,
Borders and mOul ling Fire b ard prints
Fine god papers. Fine decorative papers
Marble paper, Oak paper.
NEW STYLES ii Window Curtains in great variety
91rDealers supplied at Low Rates fmar %, $40
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10 CARPENTERS =
and NasORs.

PROPOSALS will be received by the SUBJ
scribers, for BUILDING Brick NJ. Z.
Church, 40 by 90 feet, in this place. and fur
nishng materials for the same. The whole
contract taken by one person preferred. Place
and specifications can be seen by calling on the
subscribers. 1t is desirable that all Proposals
should be handed in by the 4th of July next,
when they will be opened
EDWARD LORD,
FRISBY b. CLARK, Committee.
]. T. VAN BURKALOW,
Camden, Del, June la, IS54--3t
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Spring & Summer Millinery

~ A Large and pendid assortment of Spring and
ss& n Summer Bouneis, OF every variety Aso.
x Feathers. Flowers and Ribbons just opened, AMI
will be sold al the lowest cash prices
Mourning Bonnes constantly on hand.
T.. NJ. BANNISTER,
1876 South Second street above PIne, Philadelphia
may IL. '54-3m.
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FOR SALE.

- - TONS best Government Peruvian Guapo
~ 5000 bushs best Plymouth Stone Lime.
$4,000 bushels best SchuylInl Fine Lime.
% thousaGd good Hard Brick,
10 +" " Samon Brick,
80 perchcs Building Stone,
300 bushels Gsodnd AllB Salt,
20 sacks Ashton's best Sat.
30 bbls: Fresh-Ground Family Flour,
% bbls. istern Herring
5000 lbs. B ,con. in Hams, Middlings, &C.,
Best Building Lime constantly OH hand.
Any quantity of good Stone Lime, from plv-
moath quarries and kilns may be contracted
for BY Farmers. for the land f; of best quality. at
cheapest gong rates.
GEO. w. CUMAIiNS a. co.
SMYRNA, june 26, lS54.--6m.
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CARPETS & OEL CLOTH&.
l. G. WORTH Sc CO

OOOR, BLIND, Shutter and Sash Depot, east side of
IL Broad street, below Wood. Philadelphia where
may be found, constantly hand an extensive ass7rl.
men of Doors Sash. Blinds. Shutters and Moudis ps
warranted equal 10 any That can be made
Also sash ready glazed always on hand
Orders by mail or !ispach will receive rromu
ION. [march 90, 'si-
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

HAnI following property, to wit: The FARM %S1SSA
upon which he now resides, known by -1-sa-
The name Of" Frankfort, containing some 4 10 Acres
situated III the lower part of Talbot county, MARYLAND
upon Miles creek, branch Of Choplank, within two
miles of the village of Trappe and within one hours
and Baltimore the STEAMBOATS, ply twice or thrice a
week. here is good school within few hundred
yards OF the farm, and several churches in the neigh
oofhood aO, line grlst aud mills adjpn the prem-
ses winch are OF great convenience, particularly the
alief, Rere being the farm upwards of 200 Acres IN
Under portion Ol which Is suitable for ship TIMBER
and most OF the balance will answer for building pur
poses or fencing plank, fOr which there Is alWavs q
ready market There is also o quantity of Cedar and
1lcusI trees upon he PREMISES. The arabic Land is
divided lllo live fields Of IlYiy>ve acres each and
t"O Ols Ol 1--we acresi four Of The fields aud the two
os are well set Ill Clover and Orchard Grass portion
vi winch has been thorOug !ly lltded The land is of
yellow clay bottom, and very susceptible of improve
e' lor winch there are upon the premises plenty OF
resources. l make by The application of CiIano M.
wards OF wemry bushels of wheat and loriy bushels of
oats per acre
Ih3 improvements consist of goO1 and substantial
b1ck Dazzling, with all necess nv back buildings AT.
id,icd 4 pump OF good stands in the ward -
me outbulidings are large and cOmmodiuus and the
arrangement cannot be surpassed Tor convenience q
pump also stan Is IN the centre Of The pO"ud convenient
M 0r watering stock There are near the Dwelling
Three Orchards, TWO of Apples ard one of Peaches
besides number Of other kinds of fruit tre planted
ia iie lawn. The tanR all under good enclosure .,iL!
ea'es Leading from each division, and the land is SO
situated and LAID of as TO be IIed no three farms
one az each end. of hundred acres or more and the
one III The centce OF wo hundred.
T. T. MARTIN.
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CUAMO! CUANO!

7eSN'I VIE subscriber, sole agent for the sale of
e.; l. PERUVIAN GUAM in l'hadeinh,o
ss]=-==is now unloading the following vessels direct
from The Chmcha Islands:
Ship SOroOco- $500 inns
ohlp burlington, 1AsI iasss -
Ship HorneL- SEQ ssus
Ship Topaz. eco toms
which will lie sold in lots 10 suIt purchasers at the
lowest cash prices. Sd. CHRISTIAN.
Uomerly Glading \ Christian0
4S North Wharves. aud 81 North Wafer ~
April l9, '5i.3m. PhiladeIphIa.
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Very Valuable and Desirable
Ege9E STATE


4Esss NOW offered and will be sold upon reasona-
B9iii IN BILE terms. AT PRIVATE SALE
slRiII MANSION or FONT HILL FARM, situated
West" the Town of Smyrna, and Immediately
uacent thereto containing about 200 ACR RES of arabic
LAND in highly improved condition. possessing
every advantage private residence and profitable
agriculture Upon this Farm no less Than GO 600 bush
es Oi Lime, 2DOOO bushels Of Wood Ashes and so ions
Guano have been spread within the past years be-
slues great variety Of other concentrated fertilizers
u lhe plosvirg under green crops of Oas Bucwheat
lover &c, all of which has also been covered tw ice
Or nrce with the best stable and barn yard mmures
ne Whole tract Is inclosed with the best and most
new chestnut and while oak iencing about
nv I've thousand collars expended the erection of OUT
~ BUILDINGS, comprised III which is everything rcquI
sue 70 highly improved and Nell directed Farm.
,ASss 3 Acres are allotted to the mOsl choice varie:
ass' Ties of Apples Peach, Pear. Cherry, Ounce,
" Flum and Apricot besides. lie Garden abounds
IN wed selected slrawbeTy, raspberry grapes.
&c.
Amy wishing 10 purchase will I've shown the pro.
perty by the Undersigned.
DANIEL CUMMINS
Nea< SEavrna Feb % '5d.ff
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JOHN SEISERsS
Wholesale and Retail
IENTLEMEN'N FURNISHINC

NTORE No. G6 north Second Street, lbnvc Arch.U
- opposite the Mount Vernon iIOnse, Philadelphia
Manufacturer of Sucks, Shirts, BOsulns Collars Graz
vat Buckles Suspenders, &c, SEc. Also general as
sorimeIh Oi Gloves and Ready made Linen, Under
Garments, Crayas with numerous articles in the Furn-
iSliHg lln', kept Onsianty for sale low Prices
and as good as he bought any Store ia the City
N. B.--SlOcks made 10 order IOcL. II IS53-iy
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S. l.. E9ANCOAST g. CO.,
TRIMMINGS,
GONFECTEONH FRIES. &c

NJ ISSES ). l.. d T.. A. BELL desire to commu
1fL nicate 10 the public the fact that they have
opened one Of The most select and extensive assor
ments OF TrimmIgs &C., that has ever been presented
to the citizens of Smyrna. They have constantly on
hand choice selections Of Trim.nIgs and Fancy Ar
Iicles, consisting Rs follows DRESS Trimmings En-
broideries, Kid Gloves, TIandke erchieis. Hoseres
Zephyrs, Tidy and Knitting Cotton Window Shades
Looking Glasses. Work Baskets. Sewing Birds. Por
M0nniGs, etc Also, excellent assortment of Sta
tiOIery, PeriumeIy and COnlecIIOlieries.
pnking done at the shortest notice and at Philade
phia prices
S. T.. & E. A. BELL
Smyrna April I9, '54.f
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TeaCher Wanfed
To the Citizens of Snyrna.
June IA, '54.

NU tHC CHHHEtNS Oh SfHyrna.
@MSM THE WORLDS Fair Prize Medal
St57.=sHS S5 III Il TRUNK NIanufactory. No. las
sk 5L z Isl Chestnut street PhiadGph above SIKH
front OfJOnes' Hotel. ALEX L. HICKEY
q CO. have now on hand a: their establishment yer
len thousand dollars worth Of Trunks Valises LADIES'
Dress Trunks Bonnet Boxes, Carpet and Leather Baos
oi v"rlons styles and prices, all of which we have
manufactured in our superior STYLE expressly for onr
extensive retail trade All of The above articles we
are prepared TO sell lower than any Other abshnent
ia ihIs city We have also OH hand a fine assortment
oi Hobby Horses. PFOpeers Gigs. &c. for children
use. L. Mickey A, (,O
No las ChesnHt ST., front OF Jones' Libel.
May 81, IA 3m.
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Notice to gvheeIwrights.

Notice TO Nheelwrights.
THE SUBSCRIBER, being about to remove
d. from Smyrna. will RENT the Wheel
hEiiI wright Shop which he now occupies,
HELL on Commerce street, in the most thriving
and enterprising part of said town. This is
an old and established stand He will also
sell the FURNITURE therein, such as four
good Work Benches, Wheel Pit Stools, &c.
Any person desiring to enter into said bus-
ness, will do well to apply soon Possession
given on the Ist of July, if desired
WIN. ii. START.
Smyrna. June IA, lS54-3t.
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AOOK our FOR RARG &4NN

hE subscriber is wopening large and extensive
lieu WIN great care. and will sell them CHEAP
~ ~ would particularly ea the ateation Of he Ladies
~ m extensive assortment Of Dry Goods consisting of
lissnes, Bareges, Barege De LANES GinghaIas
Lawns and large ane handsome assortment of BLACK
, ana PLAIN Silks has been offered in our
'o"h' Gail and examine.
THOS. CARROW.
Smyrna, April26, 1854.
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DRUG 81 DRUCsf

DATENT MEDI(INEs Of nll kinds. can be ob
l. tanned a. The Dug Store Of
TIIOS MACENS
Smyrna, juno Is, 1853. Commerce kn
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Building Hardware and fool
Store RycsxsslyeEy

Largest Establishment Of the kind in the u S
"a N1M. M. MCCLURE g. BRO, No 2S;
l~S w Market street, above Seventh, Phila,
u Manuiae rer's Depot for Locks of all kinds,
warrante qualify. Patent Silverod Glass
Knobs" -
PremiuH Pore ian Knobs over 100 patterns
Silver Plated nobs. Hinges. &C. with The most
complete assOrtm OF Of all The Modern Goods IN This
Line.
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine our
stock Catalogue lse, { by Mini if desired.
Hot Air Registers and FenulatOrs at Factory Prices
90 All Orders put up under the immediate supe IL
sion o. the firm. CALL AND SEE US.
march %. '54 tm.
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AMMONIATED
super n hOsphate of s,im~.

-.TI,WENA hHUsEVEHNtC UE AIFHkkc.
WIS Celebrated Fertilizer is superior To the hest
l. Guano for tOp-dressing Wheat, Cl .yer and Grass
Tieds' Sow at the rate of 200 to 400 pounds per
The Ammsnla heng fixed, does not Ay off as InsT oi
that does from GuanO. Where Wheat was moi dressed
the Fall, it will ansv 10 be dressed early in he
prlng. Often double ard three.iold crons NAV
thus secured, and The land left rich for the benefit
other crops.
Manufactured and for Sale, Wholesale and Retail.
c. b. ROGERS
March 90 54-3m P''''
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PEACH BASKETS.

TNlE aueiiIun of Peach Grow and OTHERS in want
OF BASKETS is hereby called 10 the large stock
of tie abOve naBed article which The subscriber has
haul. and 10 wJlIch he is constantly adding al
hs Basket Alaaufariory. door the Office of the
- Delaware Herald Commerce street. Smyrna, Del
JOHN E. MOUNT.
MAY IL s5I.Im
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BARRETT 8. EDWARDS,
YEN ct IAN Blind

1fl below Walnut, west side few sIenr fron ibe
Exchange, PHILADELPHIA. An assortment of Plain
and Fancy Blinds always en- hand, at the lowest
pilces. Old Blinds re-paintsd and trimmed equal to
new, and JObbing promptly attended to-
A handsome assortment of WINDOW SHADES
The latest and most fashionable patterns censtsny or
hand, to which we respectfully call the attention
OF The public. as we will sell for cash.
May Is. lS53-ly.
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n NJ MEDlCINES.
STEAMBOAT ~ ;s.sIgss:.n ZEPHYR

STEA MBOAf - ZEPHYR.
fTNRlfS resumed TO Smyrna, Dover, New Castle
Delaware City and Port Penn
That swift and s''bs'aDtia Steamboat, the Zephvr.
having been thoroughly 0-erhaued during The winier
has resumed her trips between Philadelphia and The
above named places AMI Will continue 10 e, We Phila
delpha. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
murnings, at ? o'clock, returning every Monday,
"Wednesday. aLl Friday MORNINGS, leaving Done
Landing, al % clock, and Smyrna Landing at 81
O'clock touching az all intermediate places boih ways
Stages connected with this Line al Delaware Civ.
for 81. Georges CaBiw ellis Bridge, and MddleIown
also, at Dover, for Camden, Frederick NiIIord and
GeOrgeiOwg
Freight taken al low prices Breakfast md Dinnsr
hoard. C.J. VANDEGRIE"F Cantoi,,
March 9th 1858
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DoctOr Edw ID. bailey
New Wall Paper Warehouse,

luhloN ~ LANlNO, Manufacturers md Import
~ ers, no, ia ARCH street, second uoof above
sixth, Philadelphia, where may be foua the larrsa,
and handsomest assortment ia the cisv. II II
Purchasers from the country will lind IL IN the,, M
vantage 70 call ut our store where they will be suited
VITA superior article at The lowest prices
= BURTON A LANING. II
march %. 5l 3m f
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- 0NA BARRELS CHEMICAL FERTILIZER
1000 Barrels p, udreite 200 Tons Am.
nonatcd Super Phosphate of Lime, manufactured and
Jor sale by c. B. ROGERS,
Feb. 8. lS5i-3t No. 20 Market street. Phila
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RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.

G%hA G&S KS
. u: GREENE, date with L. J. Levy e. Co. ! hovino
opGe1 The large and splendid store S. e. corner Of rr
ana Ninlh sireels Philadelphia with a STOCK Of rich
rare and fashionable Dry Goods of H. latest mnor,"'
LIONS consisting part of rich, plaid and striped SiIks,
Inapula MANI pelyels, Bareges and Nouselin De LANES
large pad Ginghams. plaid and figured De Lanes
pg onggs SnIe" and Prints Of eegant patterns, PLAN
%oods suitable Tor Ftiends Linens, Lawns, Cambrns
La es uioves' Hosiery. ETC., of every descrpD7 m
cludihg large and beautiful assortment of Mapas ol
every shade style and color got up with special care
9lIer ms own supervision is now ready to furnish The
Ladies OF smyrna and vcieity with any of the above
goods at the very lowest prices '''0
Inc LINEN Department comprises every known
syle OF goods suitable for Families Hotels BOARDING.
=, ne toHlEhf Department consists of the largest
900 IcI varied assortment that can be found in 9nv
establishment IN Philadelphia '
u u from nus long experience and connection with
e most extensive houses in the United States, and his
extensive facilities, feels assured that he can r IN
JUDGEMENTS 70 "a an who may favor him with cali, seldom
met with in Philadelphia or elsewhere. 'e'1O'''
Terms invariably, One Price and no Deviation
J. D. GREENE,
e.. s. f. cor. of Arch and Ninth sis, PhiadeI,bio
Apnl5. '5I-3m iii"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20
Letter from The Triangle.

80 srKAMsa Essrtss, vieksbnrg, April Is, 1854
Dear Crescent--I have seen 4 snag, a oenu
ine, thorough bred snag, like some big beast st
ing ont Of the water, bat we did not ran upon
him; never mind, better luck next time Ths
weather is beginning TO get chilly ! wish you
would send me up d li1gshead of your warm air
in New Orleans ,ssm thinking .shall be
obliged to don my sat coat before long to keep
the enthusiasm from shivering ont Of me. The
scenery is more varied than | expected, and
generally speaking beautiful a littletime ago
we passed one of the most picturesque little
towns in the world It looked like q flock of
sheep over the hill. 1t was too small, however,
to stop at--poor little town 80 We steamed past
in grand style, and can tell you the Emperor
ICapt. MeekinJ looked ssome pumpkins in my
eyes as he stood calmly ON theshufricane deck
contemplating the small town as it diminished
in the distance; calmly, l say, but not AFRO
2gantly-on the contrary, almost affectionately
patronizingly, for although the Emperor does
not stoop to small game, he is man Of beney-
olent heart and high feeling. He is not one 0;
those who would Wantonly set foot even on an
Irishman, but like the Monarch Cole, is soul
of much merriment, although he has not to my
personal knowledge, as yet, called FIR his cane,
his pipe or his iddlers three; in fact there IL
only one fiddler on board, and the Emperor in
forms me that he always smokes cigars, facts
which would render such an order if not futile
at least superfuous.
By the way, the public at large may be glae
to know through your columns that my sppetit.
has greatly improved, SO that / am enabled Il
do full justice to the many good things the EN-
pire produces.
Here is Vicksburg-au Teroir.
THE TRIk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20
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& LOVE Story.

He struggled 10 kiss heEs She stymsssd the same
To prevent him, 20 bold and unaaunted:
But smittep By lightning ns hsafd her sxsIalm,
eAvauut. sfr,n and Oh III avaupfed
But when he returned With the fstbisAest laush,
Showing clearly shat he was affsont.d
And threatened by msin force to carvy her eff
She cried Don't.v and the poor follow doated.
when he eekIy approached and got down at her feet
Praying loud. Al before be had rantsd,
That she would forgive Elm aud try 70 be swsrt,
And said E Can't you 7;iths dear girl re.eanssd.
Then softly he whisperadis How could you do 70
II certa My thought was jilted
Bat carae thSu With me, to the paFsou we'if lot
Say. wilt thou my dear ~ and she wfftsd.
Then saiiy he took her to see her home
sIauty by no means saehanted---
Y Gee here we can live with no longing to roam,n
He said. :. shsnt we, my dearr 50 they shsntied,
~ fSuirit 0f shss Tinaeg.