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M W BOOkS.-The Plurality of World
In with an introduction, by Edward Hitchcock

NEW BOOKS.-The Plurality of Worlds,
IN with an introduction, by Edward Hitchcock,
ID. d.
Rambles in Brazil, or Peep at the Aztecs, with
a map and illustrations.
The Religion Of the Mortimer, by Rudolph
Keyser.
The Catacombs Of Rome, as illustrating the
Church the Three First Centuries, by Rev. w.
Ingraham Kip.
Uncle Jerry's Letters 10 Young Mothers, COM
piled by Ann E. Porter.
The Eternal Day, by II. Bonar, d. D..
Discourses and Sayings of our Lord Jesus
Christ, illustrated in series of expositions, by
John Brown, ID. D.
The Church before the Flood, by the Rev. John
Cumming, ID. d.
Theological Essays, by Frederick Denison Maui
rice, nj. A., with new preface and other addi-
tons.
The Sepulchres OF our Departed, by T. r, Ans
petch, A. M, Hagerstown, Md.
The History ofthe French Protestant Refugees,
from the Revocation of the Edict OF Nantes to our
own days, by Charles Weiss. Translated by
Henry William Herbert, with an appendix by a
descendant Of the Huguenots, in tweyols.
For sale at the bookstore Of
X. FARNHAM,
Corner filth street and Penn. avenue.
Nav
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TLLICOTT,s MILLS.-A beautifully exc
IL cuied drawing of this picturesque spot, in
chromo-lithography, on sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
Nav 3I-3t Bookstore, near 9th 81.
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NTRS. GILBERT, ON Pennsylvania ave-
lyl nue., opposite the government greenhouse
has several vacant rooms Transient boarders
can be accommodated by day or week.
June t4-eod
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False Measures.--Yesterday morning. gen
,leman paid for three quarts Of strawberries in
the Centre Market, but when he returned home
and measured them by the true standard, he dis
covered that he had only received two; the ven-
der having made use Of cheating measure
This is only one of many similar instances with
in our knowledge. We verify believe that pur-
chasers, the average, lose least ten per cent
on what they bargain for, by this species of fraud
The price Of market commodities are already suf-
iicienily high without thus rendering them still
higher.
II becomes the duty Of the city authorities to
have the so-called patent scales and the various
wooden and tin measures examined, with view
10 ascertain whether they conform to the legal
standard; and we would suggest to purchasers
that they keep sharp look out against fraud.
The Police Officers, nowadays, have little &c
do in the way Of preserving the order Of the city
but few persons being disposed 10 disturb the
general quiet The auxiliary guard occasionally
capture noisy or drunken party, in their night
" peregrinatons and conduct their victims 10 the
lookup. Somehow the thieves who iniest the
city and enter peoples premises for plumber, man
age 10 elude the Dogberries Of the municipality
Leng practice has made them perfect in thei,
business.
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NEW BOOKS.-Armcnia: A Year at Err
IN zeroum and on the Frontiers of Russia, Tur-
key, and Persia, by the Hon. Robert Curzon,
author Of "Visits to the Monasteries of the Lee
want" NJ.
Life andits Aims, in two parts: part first, Ideal
Life; part second, Actual Life.
The Quiet Heart, a novel, from Blackwood's
Magazine.
volume4th Mrs. StricklandPs Lives ofthe Queens
of Scotland.
Just received and for sale by
r. FARNHAM,
Corner of Penn. avenue and 18th streets.
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THROUGH TICKETS.

NOTICE.-Applicatio will be made for
in duplicate land warrant, issued March 10Th,
1852 being No. 40 3S2 for eighty S0) acres ofand,
in favor of Thomas G. Riley, for services rendered
original warrant having been lost in Washington.
Nav 5-law6w JOSIAH JOHNSON
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DAPON SPRINGS.-THE ssMOUNTAIN
" House at this well.known watering place,
will be opened by the undersigned on the 10Th OF
June.
No effort or outlay shall be wanting TO render
Capon, in lis comforts, gayeies, and many aitrac-
tons, fully equal 10 any place ofsummer resort in
the Union.
The cars from Baltimore and Alexandria, con-
Meeting with lines Of stages from Winchester,
Piedmont, and Front Royal, afford pleasant and
speedy access T. L. BLAKEMORE,
THOMAS B. p. INGRAM. n
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS y!
QUALITY, fit, and workmanship guaran-
\ok tied, being wholly manufactured by our artis-
ans and seamstresses, on the premises of the pro
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A HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR
IN RENT, within five minutes walk ofthe Capt.
tol, well located, well furnished, and terms mod
crate. Apply TO J. G. MCGUIRE auctioneer; or L.
N. Stratton, auctioneer; or the Office ofthe Wash
ington Sentinel Hume 3-dtf
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Corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
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Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
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7 DR.. VAN PATTEN,
SUR EON ID T. N I'll ST,

Penn avenue, between 9th and 7th SITS, next tc
Todd's Hat Store Sep 2l-It
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T,ANCY AND PLAIN NOTE PAPERS

New YoRK, Jatne II.
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SIGN OF THE SHIRT,

s. side Pa. avenue, bet. 3 and Al streets,
Nov c--eo1y. m) opposite U. S. Hotel.
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Il authentic Report, with the Speeches delivered
on the occasion, and the Reply of Alfred Allen,
Esq, Attorney for the Commonwealth.
The Religion Of the Mortimer, by Rudolph
keyser, Professor of History in the University of
Norway
Reverence in the Sanctuary, by Layman.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S
Nav IS Bookstore near 9th st,
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
TRUSSES
Weighing less than % Ounces.

For the { are Of Hernia or Rupture.
A CKNOWLEDGED by the highest medic.
authorities of Philadelphia, incompara;
superior to any in use. Sufferers will be graf
hed to learn that the occasion row offers to pr,.-
cure not only the lightest and most easy, but
durable Truss as any other, in lieu of a..
cumbrous and uncomfortable article usual
sold. There is no difficulty attending the (, !.
ting, and when the pad is located, it will reta II
It's position without change.
Persons at a distance unable to call on t -
subscriber, can have the Truss sent to any i,
err s., by RENTING Five Dollars for the SIM i.
truss or Ten for the doublc-with measuir
round the hips, and stating side ftcted. IL
VIII be exchanged to suit if not fitting. by It.
turning il at once lnsoled
For sale only by the ImTort"r,
CALEB II. NEED ES
Corner Twelfth and Race Is, PhiadelpLia.
o. LADIES. requiring the benefit of NJ,
chanlcal Supports owing to arrangement of the
Internal Organs. inducing Falling of the Wonl
hocal, Pulmonary, Dyspept.c, Nervous al 8.
spinal NcaELess, are informed that CONT, =
test ard experienced Lady will be in attert-
urce at the Rooms, (set apart for their exclu-
stPe use,) No. Iii, Twelfth ST., LIST door below
RVco. Sept 20, lS54-ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
TRIMMINGS.

CONFECTIONERY AND STATIONARY
MFRS Macy a. LO3!ErS takes this method Of
1FI informing the Ladies OF Smyrna and vicinity,
that she has On hand aud extensive assert
ment OF TRIMMINGS, consisting in part follows
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings. Cloak Patterns.
MerlnOes, Velvcts. Lace Goods, hid Gloves, Hosiery,
DC. Also, good lot at CONFECTIONERY, sush as
Candies, Oranges. Lemons, &c. She also keeps con.
sianlly an hand an assortment OF STATIONARY,
such as Letter Paper, Envelopes. Pens, Ink, dc
She would embrace this ., pOrtunity Of returning
her unlrgEed thanks IOhOse who have extended iher
patronage 10 her heretofore, and oil soliciting con.
nuance of the same promising that she will spare no
pains TO please her customers.
MARY A. ROBERTS,
Smyrna, Nov ., lS53--ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
DELAWARE CoLLEcE

80 S'iiCSiitt car 81 tiS Institution colulut ucrs
Oh Wednesday, August 3Uth
1uluulics Tor adlIsSinn are particularly requested
10 present themselves for examination on Ti,.,I,,
Ang. 2Jih. ~ u'Su'! >
This Institution now embrac t,yo c,mrI, IT, ,,,.
the CLASSICAL and LIG SCInNrIFIC-v hIch Tho .,.
dent may take IN foil Or IN plrl
Particular attention Is gwen to Agricultural Sicnco
PracIcGl Sarve ing '''O
ih5 Winter Term Of th" Academia D,parlm, MT
viii CO amcnce Oh Wednesday, Oct 25lh.
80 I'h' u parIment h0w under the care Of Mr. J. "
weston oilers every iaclIty Tor thorough tnlv
ana provides Tor the student he comforts of a home
For further PartIc liars, see caIaloguc
DAME. kItKWOOD, President.
Au4usI I95Ait N''''
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Chestnut street, between Third and Fourth.
Philadelphia.
OLIVER II. p. PARKER, of Ohio, and JAMES
II. LAIRD, OF Philadelphia, have leased the nhove
well known and popular house for term Of wears nre
now prepared to accommodate guests in manner eonoi
TO any IN the city -
The location Of this house is superior 10 anv otber
being in immediate proximity 10 business also To mosi
Of the Banks, Public Offices. POst Office and the n
Gsange where olanbusses start for all parts OF the e
The honse having been put in thorough repnir ara
new furniture added.with many modern nlpn,y cmen,s
will add much TO the comfort of guests rho InLI's
i'll. all times be supplied with the best the
affords ans nothing shall be wanting ON our pnrt ~
maze the FRANKLIN truly the Travellers Home "
Your patronage Is most respectfully solicited
. PARKER & LAIRD.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22

Ills. GREATEST DIS''UV f3lsY OF TIL
AGt..-Pitnirrs Farmt r., Families RnI Others can
Purchase I.u RrIry eqI nj to Dr EOIn,s VENETIAN
I'M VENT, ipr dyScnieTy. chciIC. "rUup chronic.
TheHaI'Ism, s'Irc 1hrpiIs. tnIiiachc Sirknrss.
Cuis rus, SNcnss bruI>t :. I'd stics headache,
mosquito bites HuIts the inns chest. back, &c.
Ii Il dies hot give reiic the money wall he refund
ed all jIaI is ,skcd. a irIal. aud according to
the tircctIuns.
II is an English rem .dy. aud mcd by William
the w. iaIU Ming gond, and certified 10 by him
as cure tor rheumatism, when cver Thing else had
failed
Over '0OJO. coo Bottles have been sold in the I'm
ted Sales, WIthodI SINGLE iaiiure, ind many have
stated Thai thry w"HI mol bc wII.Uni it, II II WAS 10
per bottle, IN Case {" Group, II Is CcrIain IL
applied.
II cures Cholera when first taken IN n few hours;
Dys ntcry ia haiI an hour; TO"ihnCiIe ia live min
utcs. "a pericr, innocent ~ take inIs mily aud
is commended byInc most eminent pi,ysit the
United StH!Ls.
PRICE % AND 80 CENTS.
DR.. TOBIAS cIuiA ill dozen newspapers with
certificates ana cersTeiatIng 10 the wonderful cures
accomplished lay his LIHmcni, but considers war; mi
irg n sufficient, any person who docs not obtain
relief need n.l pay for a..
DIR. TOBIAS has put up HORSE IMMINENT in
pint hotties, which warranted cLeuper and hotter
than any other Tor chOlic scrqches, Did sOres gals
sw elIiDgs, cuts, bruises. &c. Price 80 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS OFFICE,
2i0 Greenwich street. New York.
= Jan, 25, l654..eOv .ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
DAVIS d. CULTN.

Dealers IN Lamps. LanternS d. Chandeliers
NJ 4. corner FOURTH ant CHERRY Streets PhiIa.
1Ns dolphin. huvlng enlarged and improved their
Store amt having the largest assortment OF Lamps in
Philadelphia they are new prepared 10 furnish me
OIL, CAAlPHENE, BURNING FLUID, ETHEREAL,
OIL, PHOSCiENE GAS and LARD OIL; Lamps Ian.
terms OF all patterns. Fancy Hotel and Hall Lamps
Chandeliers, GIrandoes and Candelabras and Britain.
MIA Lamps. Manufacturers lowest prices Glass
Lamps BY the package at small dvance over Auc.
ton prices Being large MANUFACTURERS of
Pine OH. Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol and
he only true) Phosgene Gas, thew can furnish these
articles at such prices that Merchants Will lind il IN
their advantage to buy Call before going elsewhere
You want bargains Also the Safety Fluid Lamp
for sale. [Oct.l2, lSj3,-ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
Mcn and Bows Clothing

lNFEp BODY should embrace thi. opportunity ia
Il buy ClothIng tor Men aud Bows at GEDI;t n
CCLlNS CHEAP CLurnING EsrABfIsIlMENr = /;
1okNER MARKET AND SECOND SITS. PhilndeIuI,io
embracing choice OF The best mos, desirable ,,'
riSh"lmbie Dress and FrCck Goats. Habit Cloth do .
Liueh Drllllhg do fWeeds, etc. with greaI variety
nl BOYS CLorhlNG, consisting of Sack Coats Polka
JarheiS' Al"4Hey jackets made OF Tweed Linen
DriiiIhg Cloth, Alpacca, Kerseymrre Doeskin, elc
FukNIsilING HoobS-C"nsI-tine of Shirts, Stocks
liandkerchIeis etc. all Of which are ofTerer ~ ,h
LOWEST Pnssbe cash prices, aud cheapas any other
Cl"lbIng Store IN the Union
Parents Nho desire Boys Clothing, are earnestly IN
vled TO examine The stock
~ .onnlry Storekeepers can be accom- Oda;tL
GEORGE CULIN
). h. corner Market and Second sis
April IL. silly.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
Y an lLO A N9S
SPLENDID NORrm.LICIT
DagueTpeOfYpc Rooms.

30 Arch 81 door below Sixth, south side Phlla
PERSONS visiting the citydurng tho approaching
ll"lda, should call Dn aud obtain or more OF
our superior DagnerrcOtyp and have them set in
PLAIN or Fancy Gases.
The equation ofour styles Portraits, as high
lOwer cost thus giving an equal chance to Obtain a
good Picture of tho best materials Terms One Dol
lar and upwards.
@(TDaguereOlypes OF deceased trendsor relatives
COPIED equal the originals, aud Of the same size or
larger If desired,
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
AMERICAN ARTISTS
MON

1--WE American Artists UnioA W"nlI respectfully
announce the 'iiizcus Of the United States ami
The Caidas. thai Tor the purpose ai euiyauHg TASTE
tn th' in- arts throughout Tic country. and with The
view ui enabin, ever fam " TO JetUme possessed Of
game al EigraVingS. by lac FIT>I Artists OF The
Age they have ,c,ermiurd, order 10
sale lUT sIcr EngfayHes, and thus moi only give
tmPS, luR large number oil artists aud others but
EsIie among cOunlrymeD tasie for ~ rs OF ART,
II frscu, purchasers Ol Iher rawlings, when
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
IncOrpnratrd American

incorporated American
ENG RANTS FRIEND SOCIEJ
Oihce Removed to S. f. corner OF Spruce and W
Streets, Philadelphia.
I'hEQbJect ofths Society is to guard the Emigr
agalhsl fraud aud deception; and to furnish
~ The "American Emernnt Friend Socit
once Is the OILY INCORPONATED Office in thi. {
alin ms 10 connection with any Inlelllg ence.
GEO. + GORDON, Sec'V. CAIRNS. SD,
Best City Helps tobe found at his Office. Fur1
supplied W 9TH men and women. Contractors furuI.
with any number of men,
August 10, 1853 IIv1
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
Doctor Edw. ID. Bailey,

nFFERS his ProiessIona Servic es the citizens of
~ smyrna and vicinity. His Office is for the pre-
sent al his Residence Delaware Street, South
mouse recently occupied by John nj. Sparks) where
ne may De found at all times, when professionally
engaged.
81 orders lefduring his absence WILDE promptly
July 10, 1852
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
Pennsylvania Ngirc xAn.L.

No. Il Arch ST., 0boue Front, Phiiadelphia.
HE. subscribers have on hand and ar. c,,,.,,,,,,
-, ''luiicturihs SIZE rs, RIDDLES SCR IN
an A,da Of pialn and Fancy Wire Work. Bras, ',,'i
iron "iFe SleN es. OF all kinds Brass and Conpcr ire
GIoth Tor Paper Makers, &c Cylinders ain, Ia,J.,
ROLLS covered IN The best manner
Heavy fwlIied Ware Tor SPARK Cachers. Sleeves to,
Brass ard iron Founders, Screen Wire Wndn,y ~.
Sales, Traps, Dish Covers Coal and Suud S,r '''
BAY LlSS, DARBY a. LINN
Aug % '54-3m '-''
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
I'D. Stevenson.

q ESPECTFULLY announcesto the public
~ II gene ally that he still continues his
E444 MARBLE BUSINESS, in all lis various branch.
-A1a~ es at the CORNER of COMMERCE. and MAR.
KEF STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE where
he will Manufacture, and make TO order, MONU.
MENTS and GRAVE STONES, Ofthe most approved
aud modern styles lie will also manufacture MAR.
BILE MANTELS, and do all kinds of WORK in connec.
ton with bindings with neaIness and despatch. and
at Philadelphia prices lie would state that all work
in his ine.in point Of beauty, CHI eapness and excel
lenee of workmanship shall be unexceled lie there
fore assures the public that he make il to the
interest ofall to extend to him share OF their patron
age. 91r Orders from the country attended to with
despatch. fOecs29, leR3-lv
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
Farm ers. Attcn(iOm

LElNAU > AMf.RI AN
FERJ1IlZERAND UPER PlOSP ATE OF LIME
HAS NO EQEAI.H
DKEfAEED exPr sly for WHEAT and GRAIN
L ofali kinds, CORN, POTATOES and GRASS,
suIlmc tor all soils. One barrel i.Sitcie chi for m
Acre of Land far superior GuaIa and al haIf Il.
price can he had at 50 so per barrel. S25 rer Iu
OF 224O lbs. Method of using il, sraIIer Br,adcss,
and Harrow in. To he had u i,e luopteior oI,I,
GEO. A. lElNAl, Prop'r
No. ~ SOuih Front ~ phtn,icI,hia
Used successfully, hy DR. William w Clarke. Of
PhliadclPhIa. teore Graves, Esq., Mr. Field of Fn,
Chaee, Pl.. Mr.. David OF Mount Airy Mir Jouu,
Guck's County. Mr.. RhOads, Montgomery COUNT
MIR. Charles Wood, Isaiah Wood Il Bro hens New
Jersey, Mr.. BoudnOii OF Burlington CITY, New Jersev
MIR. Bond OF Salem, New Jersey, Mr.. Trouiwine
Arlington, Bucks County, Pa, Mr. Trainer Of Delo
ware County, Alessrs. COlemnn& Kitchener of Salem
County, New Jersey, Mir. Alahailey Of Marietta. Pa
and host OF Farmers in Delaware. New jersey
Pennsy lvanin and elsewhere. ~
Farmers making Muck Hills, will End few barreIs
invaluable. For FRUIT TREES,-which in will
greatly benefit, by being scattered around after they
have been dug abOu-a! l. ht cunIins For Sale ,nI,
by. GEO. A. LEiNAU, Prop'r.
No. 10 South Front 81. PhiiadeIphia.
N.B.-The American Fertilizer has been used sue
sessiull IN the Islands oiBcrmGdGand Bafbadoes
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
FUlsS! FURS! FETKSt

CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF,! Al the old,
~ sImd No 81 Area street. below Tn. rl tie wh .l,.
t'o oi Fancy la - belonging to the lat and well
knoHh firm nj S,!'s BrU:rees. being sold at re
duccd psi Is. IN order 10 close the estate This
hes and best assortment of Furs that b. found AMI
ce SsisOi Slh.c Martin, Mink, Fitch SIurltt and Il 1
o''tr kiuds OF IsiIOa L. fu j. la Cl.'es. Nicornsz
CuIE siLiis. Ac.. &c.
tai. early aid sake your selections
DAVID IL. SOILS,
Surviving Plrnes of late iirm OF 70 rs Brothers.
40 81 Arch 81 b=tw een ID and 81 ST.,
Nov. 81 JiI PhIindeli hia
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
GuTTA PERCHA
W y :; ALEX. j. PROOF GOODS.

CUTTA PERCHA
W "; AEA-TER PROOF GOODS.
AGfltSr MEDAL of Worlds Fair, and Gold Medal
vi american Institute, awarded for these Goods
|AREHOCSE OF CO.: IO2 BROADWAY.
and L PINE STREET,
"here may be found Guiia Percha Goods in grco,
variety Tar superior to any other Water Proof fos II,
iie III IL comprising many desirable articles Tor
EAPORT, ANi2 COUNTRY TRADE.
'9'SisIIis IA part OF Coats. Ciuaks PurLc- O rr,Ils
LeSgIls, Caps, SulIweslers Can,p Biuuke,s tn,.o
lovers Carriage Cloths. Piano Covers Fire Buckets
travelling Bags Surgical Articles, steam Packing and
hundreds of other articles anu
lhese goods are free from unpleasant odor very
tenacious, pIable and elastic mol Injured bv flt snI
stances; and unlike India Rubber: will moi J,,
pose and become sticky.
AFe cheaper;
Different from any other GuIIa Percha made in ,I,
country or Europe, and
WARRANTED TO STAND ALL Gil
MATES.
Certificates from persons who have tested the Goods
may DC seen at the Store Of Tie Cuilaiv
TERMS LIBERAL.
Dealers are invited d. xaluue tnese Coods I,oc,-
purchasing elsewhere "'''''
OIutIs executed TO any amount a. short nuiica
~ CAC IION.-Basc limitations made Of Y ur,,.I oil
~, mn" lDDeT' are already being offered IN the Irark.
lperei"fe' purchasers should bear IN mind b,i nj
Company. ''> mail u III
WILLIAM RIDER,
mug - 0i-On. FreS'l \ \. Co
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
sJn.OOO GEFTS

Of the Actual Cost Of $4,000.
Each purchaser OF Il One Dollar Engraving, there
FIRE. not only EmgraI ing richly worth the
EJ0,ey hat ticket which entities him Of the
GIFTS when they are distributed.
FOR FIVE DOLLARS. highly finished Engraving.
beautifully painted III OIL amd Five GIil Tickets, will
le SEMI rive collars worth Oi splendid EngrayIIIgs
can iIc e ecei ir'hn The Catalogue.
copy ot Ihe Catalogue, together with specimen OF
lie EnarayIngs la at The Office OF Is paper,
FUr each Dollar sem. Engraving acihaly worth
I1. sim, IL Gilt IIckeI, will immediately De Tor
u tTdSd.
AGENTS.:
The Committee believing that the SUCCESS OF this
G-ra AHiIHmi nde .lakHg Will he material promo
I'D iy Tire efgy al eerIse oil Intelligent ami per
srl0T.ns Age Is have resolved 10 treat Tia such
IIe HrI,4 hJsTH IcTilIH.
Auy ~ wishing 10 become an Agent. by senltng
(Esi pI 81 VIII " return nail. s'ne DJlir
I.Hsraytng GIli Ticket Prospectus, Catalogue
aud all Oth.r Necessity Information.
the pesIon Of llIe sale, the Gifts will be
placed tue hands Ui Committee oil the Purchasers
D.sI. d. IO;ice OF winch Will he gwen
Iha,lghout tie DIItd Sats and sc Caiadds.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
Very Valuable and Desirable
Real a.SGatc

o. NOW offered and will be sold upon reasona-
NEiii ~ bic terms, AT PRIVATE SALE
ENill MANSION or FONT HILL FARM situated
West OF the Town of Smyrna and Immediately
adjacent thereto containing about 200 RES of arabic
LAND III highly improved condition. possessing
every advantage as private residence and profitable
agriculture. Upon this FARM no less Than 90 &c BUSH
els OF Lime, 10000 bushels OF Wood Ashes and so ions
OF GuanO have been spread within the pas years be-
SIDES great variety Of other concentrated fertilizers
anu inc poHllg under green crops OF Oats BuckMheat
clover DC, all OF winch has also been covered twice
or thrice with the best stable and barn ard manures
The Whole tract Is IIrlosed with tie best and most
substantial new chestnut aud While oak fencing, about
five thousand dollars expended III the erection Of OUT
bC lhDiNlIS comprised IA which Is everything requ
ste 10 highly improved aud we'll directed Farm.
-1Ss. Acres allotted to the uios cIoIre vorie
Esgga ties OF Apples, Peach, Pear, Cherry, Ounce
- Plum and APricOli besides. The Garden abounds
&c. , i'
Amy one wishing TO purchase will be shown The pro
perry by the undersigned.
DANIEL CUMAIINS.
Near Smyrna, Feb. p, '5I.u
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
CuANO. CuANO-

Nk1SfFINHE subscriber, SvIc Agent in Philadel
EesssE l. phia for the sale of PERUVIAN GUANO
$500 has hand large stock of Pure Peru.
Wan GuarO fully sufficient for the Fall demand which
lac will sell at the lowest Cash price lots suit either
dealers or farmers. 'frf.-f
S. J. CHRISTIAN,
SOLE AGENT FOR PHILADELPHIA.
as North WharVes. and 81 North Wafer at
Aug. %, '54-3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
New WALL Paper Warehouse.

NCW NVAEI FapcF aFchOWSe.
'kIoN % LANiNG. Manufacturers and Inn orr
- ers. No. i2i ARCH street. second uoor oio, a
SIKH, Philadelphia, where may be foun the largest
and hlndsomest assortment in the city
purchasers rom The country Will find il to their ad.
vantage 70 call N store where they vii be sui,eJ
with supeII,r article al the lowest prices
BURTON 4 LANING
N"l2l Afch street above Sixth, PhlladeI Ihia.
march %, 81 Bin.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II ls u rs
C. O EECTIO NJ cry.

~ bblNCam ~ of'LLE.tS' Who'oseae ntthiuiact
II ers and Dealers III Confectionery OF oil kinds,
No iI3 North Third SITS below Race, Phila-
delphia.
The attention of Dealersis requested 10 an exomna
ton of their stock, which will he found TO be at least
equal TO any this city. Foreign Fruits Of all kinds in
season. .ar
N. D. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend
.cdD lAug. -. 'b4.5m.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22
GaIANO! GUAMOt

GUANO! GUANO!
2000 Tons No. Government Peruvian Guano.
1000 Tons Super Phosphate of Lime.
1900 Tons Mineral Guano. For sale by
ALLEN g. NEEDLES,
% South Wharvcs, and 35 South Water st
First stors above Chestnut street,
July 10, '54-3ia. Philadelphia.