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For sale only by the Importer,
CALEB II. NEEDLES
Jourdan's Ammoniated Saper Phos.
~. plate Of lime, ,

FOX WHAT AMI UIHEh LHUPN.
CF'as..sf- This superior Fertilizer is especially
49, recommended for its quick operation
and durability. As a top-dressing for grass
fields, and especially exhausted dairy pastures,
it has no equal. When used on corn or grain
crops, it should always be applied on top, imme-
distely before or after sowing or planting. 800
or 400 pounds TO the acre, When mixed with
Guano, in the proportion of one bag of the last,
to three or four bags Of the Super Phosphates,
it serves to fix the ammonia OF the guano, and
prevents its escape into the air. Great advan-
tsge to guano results from this mixture. =
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale anc
retail, by Eit&8E C. D. ROGERS,
~ ~ No. 90 Market street, Philadelphia
Sent. 90, 1S54-2m. -
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ssf,ssgy .GN TO A NSS
= esa SPLESPID NORTH Light
DagucrreOfyDe ROOMS,

I5J Rre a. door below SiAth, s0uih SIDE. PhIls.
TENSIONS visiting The city daring the approaching
tISIIda s.should eaitan and Oban one or more Of
our mpori1r Dag,erFcoI pos, ana hpye them set in
Plain Fancy Cases f y. ,,.- ~.
srhe reputation ofOus sty of Portraits, high
asay IN Phisadeiphia. aid they are oiere1aia much
IbweF coat. thus giving equal chance tn obtln q
good Picture u ths oess malerala Terms One Dol.
lar and upwards. ~ .. u s.J + ~. a
cole equal tothe originals. and Of the same size
Iefgefii desired. - d. IL Re- .e.te.a3 49,
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SUPERIOR
WIN $50 w ELL Nd =.

A BARTON u 80 M. 20 NORTH Second stsrct
~. hr!'w Ntch P!,i.adcii 'i:a. One oi the nI1si
I.islvc aii Eesi InanntacOrICs he United Hiat'-
giiiItoFs tue irnId ~ les OF Bli.d>
and odds ~ ch have the prlZrr al tie FTa;ihi In
l.i,iitie for tneT rnicr ortJ oil liah and sen OF
ta,. 9 Shades ind Blinds O every variety
ifi casrIcr lid, snd made lOurder sIori OlIce.
:Ht iriierr,i IL required supporter style aud nj ow
i,rirss R-paiirE ana Ios.lnS attended 10 We study
10 phrase III. lubIte iularch2 -, Sd 1in-
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

lii. CUesi;tte ear Ut THIS iIstitutIUh commences
Oh Wednesday,. August S"lii.
Cad dates ,sdinISs'I are particularly rcques ed
30 IncsyII h.in>eivcs eAuiDIna.iVh on Uosday
Aug. 2Jtb.
TL,. institution now embraces twae mpl Ie Course
the CLAssCAl ami t,r oCIENfIEiG - sItn tiie stu-
dent ipa, tah,' Ia l.'1 ar III ptrt
PatIru. ar ateairn sg,vcn 10 ~ .icmt'"tL Science
ni TIE Antiysis SOIfsi aiso " t-'et"' tii'S Hu
'rtciIcGi Snrve ing
I'M NIn:er 't.rGl oi ,.r ACadc'miaa DfPHImem'
All e. aneic Gu " cdpsdJy, Ort. -".h
h,' Grraftin II nON u"der tie arc ~ HiT J."
Weston. \. NJ. Uars r,er ,cmiI io' h'oIongH t"d5
aud Irnvlrs iur .!ir u dent lie tonO'tA "a hoHe
For tGr.hrr pate. arr. g Catalogue
DAME. X .tiaM OOl, President,
-. =,
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PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
! ~ No. @, Water street, Philadelphia.
HAVE for sale, low for csIsh,
~ $50 boxes lisrkimerCo. Cheese
100 tubs piime Goshen Batter
400 hegs and bbls Pesn. aud Ohio Butter
$50 hbIs and kegs Lard e-5t,.s 20
400 boxes colgaIs's u Kingsford pearl Starch
loo boxes t,oxes pearl Stnch =
$50 boxes CASTLE soap
BOO boxes Olive soap 1857 q ~" =
100 boxes Colgate Pa Q Ssap s,5AA 81 So
I25 cases iscsh Olive Ol, qis and pls
100000 German and ilsvalia Segars : kfl an
$500 lbs 81 soda t.-.s,sa..it sas--
spiceHin all varsIies, ground and v hole.
Pearl Barley, white Beans, Sap sage lseese, ~ J.
Split Peas, Corn starch, Pine Apple do. s,,,,..,s
BAKING Powder. fatina. Scaled herring. Currn
Choeolsle Ccoa, Broina, Ralsllis, soda, sassrssas
Tie Yarnand Iaml Nlck. Indigo. N,ilnsss. =,
Hemp and Canary Seed, Rice FlonB &c Ys ai
kiaccarDni and Nermieilli, tracls, ~ IN "a -
Lemon syrup. Mustard seed. cts.
Aufh tA'sAapN a
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
EYuaii'y 10 all! Uniformity Of Prices!
A ~ EW +, AZURE IN b. olNESS:
Eyer'O one his Own SaleSmun.
JONES & Co,
or THE CKEsCENT ONE PRICE

or THE CRESCENT ONE PRICE
. L O 4 Il L q g S u l. IS i s
M. 200 AfurEct Street. GbOGe StIth,
90 addition to ht wing tn. largest. nusl vaIied
"a ami fashionable STOCK OF Clothing IA PhiiL-
III delphia. made expressly for retail suies have
c0nsI tuled every his sulesnan. by having
marked IN Eeurrs, each article. the very lowest
price la sold for they cannot possibly vary
ali must buy alike.
The goods all we'll srOnged and prepared al d
gtea .,Ius TAKE with the making that all hOy
with the tul assurance getting good arIclt The
Vett lowest Erlte.
Also a large stock Of pie Goods on hand Of the
litesi sI Iu best quantities. winch Wil lie niatt
order III INT no-l fashionable and best manner % per
cent below cIedu p-lCCs.
RemenDst LAD CREST ENT. IN Market atYys Gin
No. go.
JONES :: co.
n.
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ColO.cd Window Glass.
BALLOON ron PiIILA-
.s uELrIIiA.

THE STEAMBOAT BALLOON
~ leaves Smyrna Landing, (on Long
Po.n1,) Ior,. Philadelphia, every TUESDAY.
'raues1AY and SATURDAY, at 3 O'Clock, A. M.
Returning, leaves Chestnut street Wharf, Phil
adelphia, every MoNDAY, WEDNESDAY, anu
FR,pAY, at o'clock, A. M, touching at Dea-
kyne's Landing, Port Penn, Delaware City and
New Castle. going and returning.
nrAy- Breakfast and Dinner provided on board
Freight carried at the usual low rates.
VIM. s. BALL. Captain.
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NOTICE.

HAVING been iniOil " nlehly resreetable gen
III lleneR from att paris Of the State thai me impress
,as nuiI rrsl M al veaIsiIg Font tIii Farm
m, she. my object was omphsh some private ed,
or was aid lctd 10y private motive 10 gum paFlie0'
lar h,ue IA aIld ma really l0t iieSl a safe.
Am l,ented by this nlorInaton, take this ethod OF
anmonnCmp Iot ne public mi serious and determined IN
teu inn Vincf as AND WINCH NOW is, 10 make sale OF
a inresa,d farra, etsois having any deste 10 pur.
hse \, "A bee sa,,s red o. calling uan tbe Undersigned
mr. Nh rrlee reasonable aud terms easy.
~ --...s DANtrI p. tlAlMINS.
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Caution.

MI. ,lbScrlhcIt v Ohh hcr, 4, inInfm III puIc
la i i"i ga al I' Isc's "a" authorised ~ sell Real
'uS :."ia' i"NNrf 4 "rn ~:i'l IntV sell
''i' i'iH i'" If :tI'i rei iy ~ ~IIln Ia" teITi
6. 40 . "C>tfiitd: All all -, r>us .tI'lI ~
f"t "a tIln ~" shtti 'lI prtsul- liable tan
So VA cii 81 -" q" u.ivr i.r all ma iI
'H"'t!ty .'uf '>t
~ ,'ut, l5s.r al htl i.VI's
'LI' eih t,G 40 shop Uths Ant att ,i"p riahls
ini a ~ III. i IVH rr brCimr nlii AID AT the.
rae >C purchase" ,,e "Opy rIgh al SAID territory.
IL mnCiGInp> are ~arrhHicd ia give satslari.In.
$40 n T. h'Itirs>' Il ia he sunscrIhPrs at Delaware
LAY Delaware, WIi.r ceN, ,,r"nII attention.
Il. +. as IiiI " CO.
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Fcry Valuable and Desirable
e. s:aI s. sfAkt

g. Now ";irroI aiId viii be odd npon reasona.
I s. e ;ox # liz E4ly Faa s .,cl
'~s-~~ We. -. IL" fOnh". Sniyr'a an imms d.a;cy
a3IreIH tbsrru. containing aiu, IJ' ACitES u arahc
LAND. III hr:uj, Improved coadlthni iUS.sssinl
every aiIaa e" -, private rcsidcnce aid l.iuilIbt
LsrrulIurP. .u this 4rn. less ifaI, Gt,It bs.
els ui Lime = co. ISiIrl -! NuDd Ashes and 10 ul-
at i:aanu have ten spread within The pasl vars, be-
sdcs great variety oi Olaer C3Icr.iriied scrlIZers
an tie pH Tag uIIer cree cgu - 81 Oas, BucfWp;l
y yer. &c al ui whoa has also bc' ,,rct, ~ zee
thrcc Wnii ihe t'cs srl,!G and harn ard inanures
The whDie tr;ut IIr,bsed N,Ih Tie besI and most
Substantial heSiIIl and While oak fencing. as,nt
i've ou.and dollars eIrciiied IN lhe erection of OUT.
BUILDINGS comprised IN whn h Is everything reQul
site 10 a highly lmprut "a a:.i y ell direc,ed Farm
IT. 3Acrcs are allotted To ihe most chnco vnre.
- ties Of Apples Peach. Pear. Cherry. Ounce,
~ Iium and ,prlcoI, RESIDES The Garden aipIuuds
--~- IN we selected strawberry, raspberry, grapes
&c.
Any wishing To purchase will DC shown the pro
perry by the undcrslglld
Near SMYRNA Feb ~, SID
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IMPROVED
Super Phosphate, 0f sLiasle.

FROM CIV Ch'mirnl ai'i thhn works made "iie'
tue ui,,st improved aIuc es. und yerl su.rrIur ,.
Prepared ANuYDiu MANI hss trade after The
EnI,Ish AflIcle, aud most "a tflOr, uci mHci'
iIoS &c IMAM Gunu, aud July eqae', the at.nI"n ~
Daalers an Far mere IL artIcnatll called mere isr
irut -
Also. Peru, ian GUANo. 40 lurge or small quaint.
lHs, Tor sale 10y ,,,o., .s.. RI
% South whlrves. 81 dior dnOse CHESTNUT al.
July ~ 'a4.3m -.e a.. 90 g a1
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PENN STOVE WORKS.
L K L n Oh TRU SSES,
Weighing less than % Ounces.

For the Cure Of Hernia or kup!ure.
4 CKNOWL EDGED by the highest medical
- authorities OF Philadelphia, Incomp rably
superior To any IN use. Sun, ryrs will be graft
fed to learn that the occasion now offers to pro
cure not only the l!ghtest and most sy, but as
durable Truss any other, IN leu OF til
cambruus and uncOmior; bic art Gle usually
sold. Tnerc is no difficulty attending the fit
ting, and when the pad is nc ttel it VIII reta in
It's position without change.
Persons at Distance unable 10 call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent to any adj
dress, hy renting Five Dollar; for the s.nal..
Truss or Ten for the doublc--with measure
round the hips, and stating SIDE Elected. i,
will be exchanged to suit ii not fitting, by re-
turning ii at once uhso led. '
For sale only by the Importer,
CALEB II. NEEDLES. .
Corner Twelfth and Race sts., pnilddr phia
or LADIES, requiring the benefit of Me
chIncal Supports, owing 10 arrangement OF the
Internal Organs, Undue ng Falling OF the Womb
Vocll, Pulmonary, Dyspeptic, Nervous, an,
Spinal Weakness, are informed that cOmpe
tent and experienced Lady will be in attend
ance at the Rooms. (set apart tor their exelu
sive use,) No. la Twelfth IT., lst door heov
Race. '~ ISep'. 20, lt54.ly.
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t. Or GS And CHEOiICALS.
A AEING purchased Of W. r. SIMPSON hrs stock
IL OF DrugS and Chemicals, and having thorough
knowledge Of the business, after twelve years eIPeT'
ence, would inform the citizens OF Smyrna and sur
rounding country thai shall always keep on hand
fresh supply of Drugs and Chemicals. am also Agent
Ir all Of tho Popular Medicines "i the day. Physl-
rians Prescriptions carefully and accurately cOa-
.uunied. rs the greatest care Is taken To procsr-
i(iOD AND RELIABLE DRUGS AND CIlEMI.
CAS-, Physicians and FamlIes can depen.; Vn pre-
'urmg the article a iis utmost purify. - ..-
TlLOdAS MAGENS,
Commerce Street, 1bOSe 1iain.
Smyrna. June 10. lS53-ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04

r ADINs's PREMtua IloRs' PowtR
| ~" Germ shelter. oFs.t


X ADINs's PREMtua Il0Rs' PowtR
Germ Shelter.
INiIk subscribers haviug purchasedsOi wm. Read
4 ing, ai Washington City, tie Opy Riah TOR hls
Patent Horse Power Corn Sheller. lor the State Of
ielaware. E,srem Shore Virginia and Mary land.
w""ld rr>,"riinlls iniOfm the Farmers wilhiR, said
T''ti,"r lisa 'hey prepared furnish Iheiu
al lac ON irHt thirty .,NP .Ioiurs.
TIA. Mirb'ue Asst,Rc- the i0iiOw ItIg Premiuns the
pas s'"~UlI ;-lnr .r>I lMrhiuin WITH Alcda AT the
nnr"iS tar II Nm York cIIy. Tine dTs premium
al FaI u. ~ rr.in iisiiInIe III New York city. The
r>I Prt miIm Al tiIr the Fankln Institute, PhIia
dciphia T'n iIrS premium IA following STATE Fairs:
New imh, Mich gan, OIIu "a ID Indiana; besides at
ii COnny FAIRS in different SIaes
u sieliE Corn dpIn entir0lV different prlnsp pie
Il The other Shelters Tue mae ne separaIes The
'ul's from the rnrR Ihereny SAVING Two aIts II Oper
LH2 ~. u shells 900 bushels O Corn day,
employ ns horses and iOuI mrn and II has, hj
puyIHg horses and SIX men shielded much more
The Subscribers do not deem necessary say any
thin further ills recommendation beyond The fol-
| owing Gefliiit aIts.
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IIuEN, NIsr,. DEG 9alh 1852.

nav ~ i'HscG Mia Intc 1T sItr ION iiIP working
~ IA nirn ~ Shelter ,iII u 4, Tor INV la
|' tlo" II! ihe MlcS"rS Rradng. The Pa,nices and
nave l h'alIdiIUn IA sI ing. Thai II sermI-
Is sn I'nr Oaoy ItnGr have see n in Use. IT.
capacity T. iHl't one IhOHsIiId bushels per daV mud
iIs exhI c' ~. inc en- Ito, nrnI Ul Ony tOur horse.
uId lOu men, ic rO:lS srrtraled by Il from the
sr'Im, nd lie sraln nd"n itss nroAen than b.
hr OIhrts Ihlnk II very sreui ImprovcIne "a
>IeiIIhg EUrn. JUIiA Al, CLAYTON
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
UINIFER HITY MEDIGIAES!y
rev. raml .Ig"e c4fe't by Rotcancfs Tonic

iNuE University OF free Medicine and Popular
klh,Wltt!g- chaIterta BY the Stale OF PEN syl.
mia, is HhI syssin, (NIz 2Ulh April. lr53, haiHy
., Tia. pur OS1 OF arreaIns tue evils resulting IRON
lie lie -: spurious aud dd gerour uUst UisO ior
,,c nirpo>r supplying the puhIC With reiI blt re-
i,,llrs iu cuhus wherein Ihs patient cannot Ohan OF
an moi employ The heel medIca: adI isere :. having
,.r,i,as,d nlai Invaluable remedy, Raw aId's 1gnic
n, Xture Oh arInni Oi Ills Iusi ceeidtly and khown
tcay III ti.c treaimenI III Fever uhd Ague aud Ils.
L,,,r,d euiI1l,a-has hesIuilOH IN recommends
,nn n IN the hishesI I.rus 10 the patronage OF tie
afflicted
BONEt, COMPLAINT cured lIy Row lnds Black
merry Root The anVe Instituted extends lis sancton.
an bke manner, ihe remedy for Bowel Complaint,
su welt knuM as ROwand Compound syrup Oi Black
herrv raInrsli, recommend il 10 the condolences
AT noi,entr afflicted IIl these MISUNDERSTANDING
n ~, l,e ,nK aimshe IA The treatment of suC cases.
Hon. Henry Il. Strong,
5000. s IN Hon J. r. Flanagan.
H. ,,ris, or th, Trustees, J0hn'R RoWand, NJ. d,
=! 4 d. K. Ashton, Esq.
..,.." Hector Orr, Esq
~ An Communications tie aidrsssed.--John r.
R,wnnd A. D., Head OF the Pharmaceutical Depart.
msui uu,i PresIdeui ui the University. zf1f ~
IIone Uispeusary and Office, No. AZ South Second
Street. PhIladel phIa. -. - ..
Branch DispensaTy at the stores OF \. msgens, z.
Ma,s,ield, smyrna Del. e lOet. ~. sS53--ly5i.
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New Wall Paper Warehouse.
nuRToN e. LANING. Mann aerurers and Import.
10 ers No. i2f ARCH street, secosd Soof above
gixth philadelphia. where may be foaR the largest
81 t,assds soonest assortment IN the city.
Purchasers from The country VIII hno 80 tneir NO.
v.atace 10 call at onr where they will be suited
pl:ts a su2srisr arlses 10 al she iesest prices
- n y ~ BURTON A. LANiNG,
No. ia Arch ssssst. sssvs Sixth f'hsladei ihis.
Eaaysh ~, ~ &ns 81 ass ~
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No. IL North WharUeS, Philadelphia,
4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS anu Whole
-, s.le Dealers in FISH and PROVISIONS
generally, have constantly on hand large
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
CIDER NELLS,

lilClOh'o PItUN En- I|AIt.4N I CIDER
MILL. AMI PRESS.
THIS Mill has been TESTED by thousands
Farmers aid p.oved to be the very best pew II,
use For SIZE, wholesale ana raIa |. by
ID. LANDKEItI.
AR cultural " rthOusp,
Nos. AMI % South Sixth st., PhlIda
july IL 5l-Inl
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BAKkEff q; ifDH -lnl19,0
ksengLid 49, BLIND

IN ANUfaETt HERS. nv S,qsh rilllsI, Street,
M below WAlnal, ~esi slte, aiew steps (rom the
r.xcaauge, PHiLAnELPHA An tssuI,mela OF PLAN
ind fancy kinds slMals en hand, NJ the aioMss
ees Old Blinds rs,,lialnlad aud trlm,nrd equal s.
\ halldsolne assaTinieli 'isl svlNnt w :. 1 .DS
the aesl and aus iashioIabs patterns, " 5fs4
hand, 30 watch We fcspetiint, enll ~ "A b
ii me ps.giis - ~ svllsssll iSr sash. ss5saes
\ Day LIZ Isas--E - eaei "a "a
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
CuAMO. CUANO.

.au.d Lever Watches. full jeweIled. lS carat
casts, $40 u
,inld LcIImr lS X. 81 u
SllIer Lever, Iull JeWelled, IL "
SILVER lie pine, jewels. 90
Superior Y arIIerS. : u
Gold SpcciacIcs, ~
fine SILVER. do. u
,.old 6rure.es, ST.
Ladies Gold P,ncIls, On
SILVER lea :, looms soI ~
troid Pens. wan Pencil and SV er Holder, IN
tioid Finger lhns<, 354 cents 500 Watch Glasses
liam. Il cents, ,aeni ~ Lume ~; Utncr arcl,s i
,nb urii,m. All g,NIls WIrr;nheG be what the, ara
- Il ur SfALFtElt ~ lIARLEt.
Va niil, some ibl .nu Si.Arc l..l crs and l
-" 'rIn the a,"pvr r"r> A.a. 81 d.
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BOOiS 4 d SHOES.

BOOiS II d SHOES.
rn'ap - .n> -, ijuJ.s. ShI's
. vI'.. .. l riI,. , Di'N
a. - d, e! 'tl s..:',I ,,rel hill IIri
.''t"er Carer
-. ~ asst. ri v. n, ,I',riurr he suArnr
Nrit, lui via ,,li. .siio,, rni+ or reta
rIr-i'I IA. C'.,jl:,r,i.
t.nsl Si"'> 80. old otiies; pllIn AMI fancy BIns
>h"ts O'"Itcfs 'G. a'wHls ga hand IN great variety
iUr Is -. 4 ,tllt' ,Ils,i.s an ;,iTillrrm
rrrts--LatIits Gul'ers Ui every quality and style
trUm 81 " - s2.jJ Gentle mrIi'S 'aIIskin t;"ui
,rhm s3 10 Sd Patent Leather >i.ts, ;ancr Bpni,
"myTrss 3 nIsB"uUn bouts ,Ic f,"m 81 81 IL 81 lu
IiHm Bout, y I"c>. Sandal. and Clog alNa,H -
itnh. U"i ,InSS ,DnghI and re- air,d
jay 3 3I-it
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To OUSE-CARPENTERS.

SIX JouRNEYMEN HOUSE CARPEN-
TIERS will find employment by application TO
Samuel Armstrong, on his farm in Thorough
fare Neck, or to the subscriber, living at Can't
wells Bridge, Del. Wages-Si.50 per day
and boarded. es..l la,..ss.a.. h. 3. 49, 81
w. W. ROSE.
Cantwell's Bridge. Aug. 30, '54-3t* ~ .''t
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
TRIMMINGS,
CONVECTION ERIES. &c.

MISSES y. T.. 4 T.. A. BELL desire to eommu-
1Fl nieae to the public the fact that's they hsve
Oponed Of the select and extensive sssort-
menIs OF rrmmIRs &c. that has ever been presented
to HE citizens OF smyrna. They have constantly on
hand thOIce selections Of Trimmings and Fancy Ar.
ticles, consisting as lUfows:-Dress Trimmings, En-
broideries. Kid Gloves Hand kerchiefs Hosierivs.
Zephyrs, Tidy and Knitting Cotton Window Shades.
Looking Glusses. Work Baskets. Sewing Birds. Port
hi0Hnies etc Also. an excellent assortment OF Sta.
tiunery, Perfume y and Confectinueries U.
Pnking done at the shortest notice and Philadek
phia prices
s-t S. E. L. z. A. BELL.
Q,nUrna Dr;i ,r
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GGrOPGe FUge.
"a zka.aN aAOU ~,

Chesiu. r ii, . -two,. Far .a.. -Four Il.
thl4Iy.F"
O..IEN . = tAhKEit. o, Y q Il. -.
4 IA n u. Phi Il iri,h {, have "a Il .:,r
yea Nn VII an pni.unr nous ttr a ictin =
l"N i'r,lasP ~ imJdIIe siesiH ~ a Imam t'q"
II A.! Il he ct.
..''t ~ nt thls ii,l-c l. 81 80 10 un, u.hr.
< - 20 49," d.l,c pt1Aimlv 10 HrIurs., as 10 ,nn
.. i''III ,.ub l. M, = Iu Oiiur mi IL. l.,
sang, whrTc "a n1uSsr> siaIt ar avs "a C.
t"s hi.ise having bri n pa Ia tn odrI r. .ih
l.W tartdrr add d. ~ IIh mann .dern rI\t IA IT.
Will add muth The com Orl OF gu,-i>. r.U 4 u d.
~ ILL., al all times. lac su,plI, W'ih ia n.,.
ik'ris. nothing shall he wamiIhg Our an 4,
make the FkANkl.iN truly lie ira,clcrs' ',mg
luur patronage Is miOst TesP"rlin ~ snncIi
PARKER & LAIRD.
July. 26, 5i-2m
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04

.:.tEl,G2 AZ Suasl 4aarr ts9saiuert
- si.ei.d rs or,I,.I,I oi ~pr hg and
II ~Imn"r I.O nets every variety. Asu
r'itI Is r''~cr' .'ml Hibpnrs just oprne and
Al sud II ,!rr uwesg .'lsL rrIr's
AlOa ".' '.p"ieis 90 su.n,iy on il nd
r. ~. .iAN Ni~fEt.
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Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
Feaaisylyania ss-ir" 81 Sgi1s,

No. ii Art. a., a3ors Front, PatladeipAte.
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and ,tIr& .IIuUW ware
,-Ics rLs - ,.uVOrs, d.Id sand .>ctUCnS
DAIAdSS, OAl[BI ~ Linn.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04

PHnsPECr FAIR. Jan 81. - 3.
MESsRs READING: GenIIemcIt-rhIs Is 10 cSrIIiy
'taI nave pirclls' ii one ol your Corn Shelters and
4 IL noA Ia Operation on my IaTn. with WhIrh AM
.i'h pie srd Ii cUmb hes several ahvanIagc yes sue
Oh, nave st u uH shielding the. corn ser
e. rnh mnI '"cHklng the gram. Also separating
..,Iu ,it cUA ami sIiciiIng Ncry iasI
l'nis rNpe' iiuilt, JOIN T.. CLARK.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
Gs2!St% gsE2 4. E.EzVAEE.

No ID S0HtA FRONT street.,
?l'lldrlrhi4 City. State OF Pennsylvania
GS<I- n:ifcsei iscc OF rOrterage, at any
VI :.:,ri in tilc city.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
6. L. iPAMCOAST e. CO,

Near smyrna. Feb aa, SD
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-17
THURSDAY, OCT. IL, 1854.
THE RETURNS.

We have not been able to procure so full re-
turns from various parts of the territory as we
expected, but such as have come to hand, we lay
before our readers. S. Stinchfeld, Democratic
Anti-Fraud, and A. M. Fridley, Wing -Anti-Fraud.
have been elected from St. Anthony-the former
by 60 maj. and the latter by 2.
Louis Roberts probably elected County Treas
urer over Allen Pierse. by from 2 to 8 majority.
James Beatty, Democratic-Ahti-F Fraud, is elect
ed from Benton County.
II. II. Sibley, from Dacota and D. M. Hanson,
from Hennipen, both Democratic-A Fraud, are
probably elected by large majorities.
James Dixon and William Wlllum, Democrat
ic-Anti- Fraud, are elected from Saltwater.
James S. Norris Democratic Anti fraud, is
elected from this District.
From all parts of the Territory the voice of con-
demnation has been strong against the Fraud
We leave our readers to ponder over the result,
believing that the time will come when they will
say that the position taken and maintained by
the Times is the correct position and the only po
sition it could take and prove true to consistency
and its sense Of Right. We feel confident that
when the returns are all in, they will show beyond
a doubt that the people of Minnesota will never
be found upholding in the slightest degree, those
who have committed fraud. This was the issue,
and opon this issue the battle was fought and won.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF RAMSEY COUNTY.
SECOND COUNCIL DISTRICT.
N
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-17

ca Lawrence Myers died of hydrophobia at
Buffalo, on the night of the 18th. His agony
during the paroxysm of his dreadful maladv,
were horrible to behold, and his struggles were
so fearful that five powerful men could with diff
Guilty lash him to the bed, which, in his o.
ments, he requested them to do. His life for the
last three days had been prolonged only by DIR.
IIawley having opened the throat and inserted a
tube; through which the wrctchcd man drew his
scantv breath. lie had been bitten by rabd
dog about nine week before
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-17

FROM THE CRADLE TO TIE GRAvE."-Wc saw
4 day or two since on Main street, Il fair haired
interesting looking boy of some six OF seven years
helplessly drunk, in the act of being lifted into
wagon, by his father, and rolled under the feet OF
drunken companion. The lockers on drew back
invountarily, at the debasins spectacle, and hu-
manty blushed at its own degradation. 1t might
we'll do so. The future of that bOy-is it not, in
prospect, a drcary and sorrowful one?-Spring
field Republican.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-17
THE ELECTION.

The election passed off very quietly yesterday.
Much exertion was made to bring out the voters
for their respective parties, and although an in
tense desire was manifested on the part of all to
elect their ticket still, good order preserved,
rejecting high credit upon our citizens. The
streets during the day were filled with vehicles,
hurrying to the polls, some decorated with BAN
ners and others with merry men. Every thing
passed off in a manner which speaks well for the
citizens of St. Paul.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-17

ENDORSEMENT OF TIE WING TICKET.-The
State Temperance Convention of the State of
New York, has endorsed the Wing State Ticket.
Myron II. Clarke, the candidate for Governor, is
Maine Law man, and Henry j. Raymond, 1t.
Governor, has signifcd his approval of the pro-
hibitory system. With the united strength of
the Anti-Nebraska party, the Wing party and the
Temperance party, we think the Ticket is sure to
win. 1t is just the Ticket that every true Amcri-
can would be glad to vote.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-10-17

To KANsAs.-We learn from friend directly
from Chicago, that the tide of emigration to
Kansas, is very large. lie saw great many on
the way, and one gentleman who had returned
says that he is fearful that the crowd will be so
great that it will be almost impossible to furnish
them with provisions. He apprehends much suf-
fering among the emigrants this winter. We are
decidedly of the opinion that many who go to
Kansas and Nebraska, will finally make their
homes in Minnesota.