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Hamline University.

PROCEEDINGS OF MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES AT RED WING. THE 18TH INST.
The Board of Trustees of the Hamlne Uni
versity met at the Red Wing Hotel, pursuant
to adjournment, on the 18th instant. A quo
rum being present, the meeting was called to
order by the Rev. David Brooks, Chairman.
The Committee, consisting of the Rev. David
Brooks, Alex. Ramsey, Merritt Allen, John
Kcrns and Parker Paine, who were appointed
by the Board to select location for the build
ings for the University, being called upon, re-
ported that they had made an examination OF
the grounds designed for that purpose, and had
unanimously agreed upon site upon the bluff,
lying south and west of blocks sixteen. seven
teen and ten, provided the propretors of the
town would donate twenty acres of land at that
point 10 the Board of Trustees. Which report
was accepted and adopted by the Board.
The Executive Committee to whom was re-
ferrcd the question as to the expediency Of
opening preparatory department to the Uni
versity the present season, reported in favor OF
opening the same rs soon Us the necessary ar
rangements could be made therefor; and that
|
the Trustees be requested to procure the ser
vices of competent teacher to take charge
of it.
On motion it was resolved that an endowment
fund of one hundred thousand dollars be raised
by the sale of perpetual and limited scholar.
ships. upon such terms as shall be agreed upon
by the executive committee. By a resolution
of the Board, the Executive Committee were
authorized and requested to appoint agents fol
the sale of scholarships, and other purposes
and to provide for their compensation.
Resolued, That the proceedings of this meet.
ing be published in the several papers publish.
ed at st. Paul.
| Meeting adjourned without day.
DAVID BROOKS,
| Chairman.
! MERRITT A1IkS, Secretary.
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HORACE PENFIELD,
LATE OF UTICA, NEW YORK.

TTAS established in st Paul, on Fourth,
III between st Peters and Market street, Er I'm
an extensive Carriage Mandatory, q
where he expects and is determined 10 ~
keep up the reputation Of the work which uX6S(6
has heretofore been turned out Of his es-
Enlistment at his old location. He will employ bu
the best Of workmen, nothing but the best Of timber
and iron, allow no trimming, painting, finishing about
his establishment that will the test Of the most
rigid scrunzers In and style, all work don't
about the establishment, and sell at prices much lower
than has heretofore been afforded in Minnesota
All descriptions repairing and Jobbng done to order
any Kind work iu the caiage wagon and vehi.
Gle line ;Seighs, sles, and all articles for winter, will
be manufactured and on hand In season
In short customers canoot Sau 70 be suited BY call
ing ct the Mandatory
July 8, 1854 dkwt
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COMMERCIAL.
Money and Exchange.

The following list of the rates at which foreign bank
notes AMI exchange bought and sold, fol
the MINNEsoTIAN daily by Messrs. BORUP & CAKES,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers, St. Paul.
Exchange on New York and st. Louis, . II y cent,
" Dubuque and Galena........k p
Shcaso,.....: ..............H q
Eastern Exchange bought at par currency.
All Eastern, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and other vest
ern currency taken at par.
ATLANTA and MACON (Georeia) taken at pdf
Memphis, Tennessee; Erie and KALAMAZOO; Net,port
safety Fund; Kentucky Tru>t Co.,, Covington; Coiner-
ville Indiana; and Bank VI Commerce, Dist. Columbia
notes not received.
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NOTICE.
Boston Clothing Store.

lust opened 81 Street, Iamberts Brick Building,
q under the Minnesotian ONCE.
$4,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest ard best stock offered In this city
Territory.
These goods all and Of the latest spring style,
selecte1 with much the best Houses in Boston
Also, large assortment of Hats and Caps, Of every
description.
THOSE in want of any OF the above goods will find II to
their advantage examine this stock before purchasing
The above stock will be sold at wholesale reta to
&C. GRISwOLD.
May IL, 1854. DIFF
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Jcsup & Company.

OsIeS N L|ItO, &C.
UNXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Bos-
II ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and other Cit
les OF Untte States. Notes collected and proceeds
enitted curren rates of Exchange. Interest allow
ed on special deroEtsl We also draw direct, payable
without discount, on
ENoLAND-Lfverpoof, Lor!t.or., Manchester,& &c.
REIAND.-Dubn, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, sc.
SLOILAND.-Edinburg, Glasgow. rerth, &c.
Also, Drafts payable In Francs, Florns Thalers, on
GERMANY.-Hamburg, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich, CO.
pcnhagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburs.
SwITZERLAND.-Gcneva,S erne, 3asle.
IrALY.-Mian, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Mes
sina In Sicily.
AUSTRIA.-Vienna ana Triest.
RUssIA.--St. Petersburgh, warsaw.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NORWAY.-Christiana.
De5ulue Iowa. March4, 1854
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DIED,
On Nondav, July n, OF cholera infantum, daughter o.
B. ". and Y. ]. Brunsop, aged II months.
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ls54, - e. Ey II EsHs5EI 1S54
&s e. - k4 sss.-s.s FL

1914 ks So s.sS q - ~ '
Union of the Mississippi and Atlantic by Steam,
by THE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
TUNHIS connection affords the only continuous by
II steam to the Atlantic from st. Paul. BY this route
passengers will escape the unpleasant stage travel
(;aena Warren.
Arrangements have been made TO ticket passengers
hcaSo and the east by the Galena and Mnneso Packet
company, and the st. Louis Il Galena Packets Rock
Island, forming connection with the
daily express trains between Rock Island and Chi
cage! connecting at Chicago with for the east and
south.
BASS, BORUP CO.. General Agents, St. Paul. NJ. T..
JNO. NJ. LAMB, Ticket Agent; Office, Third Street,
Lower Landing.
Tickets also be obtained at this Office to NewYork,
Boston, Philadelphia, Bal nlore. and all the principdl
cities Of the East, by the Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroads.
JNO. NJ. LAMB, Ticket Agent.
st. Paul, May Is, 1854. diff
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]. w. SIMPSON & CO.,

wv. SIMPSON g. CO.,
Wholcsale Croeers and Commission Merchants,
LOWER LEvEE.
II AVE Ia store the following, which we will sell At
III the lowest rates:
5000 lbs. extra sugar cured hams
1000 ss g shoulders
8 casks sides
20 Jars superior fresh butter
20 bbls. new mes pork, consignment
100 sacks dried apples, for sale very low
40 kbs. extra aud superfnc flour
10 sacks oats
We have this day received consignment direct from
the manufacturers, fifty superior chewing tooacco
assorted brands, which will sell to the aoe on very
reasonable terms. .
st. Paul, June %, 1854.
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Gxfbanee ano Real estate.

| ''''LoS 70 FOLSOM. la. BANKER. DANIEL RonnER
3. r. FOLSOM L co.,
General Land Agents and Surveyors,
oicc On Third Street, opposite MInnesottau ONCE
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Hyerences Hon. II. NJ. Rice, washs,on Gle M,
r,n 4 Soley, MENDOZA, Minnesota Territory Messrs X
head axes, bankers, 81. Paul; .Messrs. Rice, Hon,
Wiisifst ksr, attorneys, ST. Paul; Messrs. Babcock
10 MI vii to buying and selling real estate nj u,
=, -, ,a 80. Titles examined. Abstracts mad.
20 ~, i's oous.t and aoid by us! rsSe, paiI ii, Na
taken. anu acknowledgements
There may be found at our Office township mann q, oil
the surveyed lands in the territory also mans ~ al
cities, towns, and their additions in Ronse, , 'o
well as complete list Of all the entries made at The ~
Land ONCE In this county, corrected sem-weekIv a
perfect abstract Of each and piece parcel Of
III THIS county from the U. $. to the latest grantee. liz,
of all lands sold for unpaid taxes In this county, az sea
as all liens by judgment otherwise.
All KINDS OF mapping and plotting done TO order. Per-
sons desrin: correct copy Of of the maps file in
the REGISTERS office Of Ramsey county, township mans
OF any lands surveyed In the territory, can be
win the same on short notice ard at prces
Persons dts.g to enter land any where in this Terrto-
ry, by land warrants or otherwise, will to their Id
vantage to apply to this firm All business entrusted to
our care will be attended to with promptncss and
st. Paul, June 10, 1851.
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ThrO ugh Line
And in connection ucith the Rock Island Railroad!
st. Louis and st. Paul Regular Packet!
YUNHE new ani elegant light draucht Se7Ns.a, n
c. b. GALL, master, will run regularly w.
during the season Of navigation, between s.z=zzsz@=
the above ports The Henrietta being of light draught,
drawing oI tent. inches, Passengers and shippers
rely her staying in the trade permanently. The Hen
built under the requirements of the late steam
boat and well provided with e-hQats,
erS, steam &c She tOu hes at Dubuqte, Galea
and intermediate ports.
Fur freight or passage apply on board. or 20
BASS, B6RUe & CO.; Agents.
St. Paul, June %, 1851.
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CONGREssIoNAL.-In the Senate, on the l1th
Messrs Rockwell and Sumner presented petit
tions for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law.
The bill for the construction of line of tele-
graph, connecting the Atlantic with the Pacific
was taken up and passed by a vote of 20 to 49,.
Mr. Brown laid on the table o substitute he in
tends osSering for the Homestead Bill. The
bill granting the right of way for railroad
through the government grounds at Pensacola,
was passed. After an Executive Session. the
Senate adjourned. Nothing of Importance in
the House.
EARLY CoRx.-Dr. Finch of this city, has
presented us with an ear of newly grown
corn, which was taken from his garden yester-
day. lift had been permitted to remain on its
parent stock few days longer, it would have
been fully in the milk. The st. Paul market
will be plentifully supplied with this delicious
article. fitted for the table, in a few days, by
the neighboring farmers.
no Whine 4 Cooley have just received a
large lot of goods per express. The mere ar
nouncement of this fact will put all our fast
young gentry on the qui uiue.
The Springfield Post, Mass, heretofore loco
foco, has changed its ground, and come out for
free soil, and says hereafter its watchword
shall be 1.-The unconditional repeal Of the fugi-
tive slave law"
rs The weather in Minnesota is hotter this
summer than last. So say they at the Fort.
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81. Paul Markht-

Corrected Daily by N. E. Tyson + Co., Grocer,
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
pSfO D.:,
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CIRCULAR saw .M.aCHL.N.E.

SIM1LAR to one in operation at West st. Anthony -
- from Caremont (N H. Works, with latest improve
nents.
Ase, two Steam Boilers, Is feet long, IS inches dame
ter. For sale by MARSHALL.
st. Paul, June 6, 1851. dlw4w
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 2l, 1854.
The New-York Frauds,

Our readers have already been apprised Of
the stupendous frauds and defalcations which
have recently been brought to light in the city
Of NewYOrk, and which has thrown a tempo
rary gloom over the business of the country
And it may not be embarrassing to have set
before them at a glance, the extent Of those
frauds in the shape of over issues of stock, &c.
The following is a list of them as we find
them in the New-York papers.
New-York and New-Haven r. r. Co, 81, 900, 900
New York and Harlem r. R. Co., stock,
bonds, &c. 100000
Naugatuck Railroad Company. $4,000
New Haven Northampton Railroad Co. 20, 600
Parker Vein Coal Company. 100000
Vermont Central Railroad Company, 1900. 900
Empire Stone Dressing Co., 10000
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Total,
Sll,35O,O0O

As may we'll he imagined, the effects of these
disclosures upon the maj ket value of the stocks
have been very disastrous In the annexed
statement will be found some of the leading
stocks and the decline which they at once re-
allied:
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rs The weather in Minnesota is hotter this
summer than last. So say they at the Fort
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W & J. SENSEN.DERFEH

CENTs' Golf Boots, custom aud eastern, at
In MARvIN'S SHOE STORE.
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90 bbs, 200 kegs; 200 Jars Leaf Lard, in store and for
/ sale By sw NeNAsTER.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
CAUTION! CAUTIoN,!
InOmlas ArEnitage's aafeut

! ELcN Iho-MASAET LIGHTNING kGlllS
~ BEWARE OF iMPosTEKs AND Sw1su,t..
~ ""ef 10 prevent repetition Of the frnud. -
= -, tVely carried ON during The last two year -
anu represents themselves as IN, agent, I'D ;Vu'ty,
Instances exhibited forged certificates o1 .ra'..'
now give hOuce that all my agents catrv 81
p'",Su iotihs. authOrIslng them 10 a,t a. ms, nv
,,ees1iH executed and acknOw edued IL 49, seH"'
nsNNf siMfSON, Of PhiladeIphin. he. 49,. 'Ash
my hatHe ana place OF business an, ,h.;, y siAo
annin,s ' All 70 DC strictly honest ami i1IIy
nIs -; w" tue business OF pulling mn Ii.h,,,,
So" "nieh 'hey VIII do at as low n pri 60 =. a.
have hsor ~ The factory. As many ,chss.
'Ne "eea fes"rted TO- To defrau nd 80,
lc, purchasers should be ON their sus.I NV pub
ste oeen grossly deceived by purchasing
it ~ Tue shape OF Lig hinIng Rods han a., @ az
a' copper zinc and iron points eitha, VT
wiihsh are good for nothing NV Eler,ss =. MI %
s". Sls hods, nave been examilsd by m, ..snet
uos. sciehtihe menin the world who La,ay VI We
;ne 70 De Tue only rods, that they hsvs
aie ealculaed to save lives and prans,, seen.
Henry M Aiurtrle, James (,linIsss W rrviess
S Svn OF .he U ;. Patent Office, ii ansr Joha
"aueI anu maxy others who "a. :. bf a. a.
highesi Terms of Appreciation Ae"o mem IN the
VIII a. n v.ueis Wholesale and RETAIL ..,
" PROMPT attention. Spire RaI o. y. w,ii nset
Vone Cafdinai Points, aud an L'a., scrolls made
Fanes, Tor sale eheap $50 al hhas OF weather
b,msoi .A2 agent, SAMUEL c. WILT. a,.,;,,s,
Queen s,ro'1 me summer of 1854 al No OF ~
(:ANN ~ 81, AN1,ASI Els. Pa. and AIlCilsrs'S
H. a. rENNSG ROVE, AZ j. aootsilS
them. Vn'fy' VIII do Msll 10 calf an
VIZ. THOMAS ARalTscr gsaG
march 90 e street doors above Fmel1s phu..,.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
READ THE FOLLOWING:

L"tter HddrcSScd to care If Mr.. Curtis Hatch,
Agent al R0rcnn1, Ohio.
To Dr. MARCmIsI IL have been zen years Irluhi, d
VIVA Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES utter aud all the
A'Icidng dIruliles; III Times rendering nv lire nst
mIsrraiue. lave had Ire attendance 81 some uI the
'esi hysIcans, with hui hIIle the "sI ia,
could d" Was To reIcNc- was out ui The Lt -
non For live months before commencing " mn tnur
mchlrihe had MT been able tu periOrn any labor
'""El Mhlk hut few Steps al "A lime and scarce Nv
Neal OuI 81 duOrs-ip short, was com eIy pros.
irdicu; olh IN body and mind. an expected 10 drag
''u Tue r. 81 at my days Suffering and misery But
'""Cl'S y'lr ADJ crHcHel wds induced la ITy our
hNainhhle mcrnIe chl;rd Uterine Calholicnn ~ The
ISi resort had "i Use! II week before fell liz
a'"iher w"i'an. BY The use nl three Initles 4 mas
enabled Ia perform all The labor iDr SIX ia the family
"itl case aud could walk anywhere IA The ncis hI,r
mood without iiJnrr Nothing hut u sense OF NV DIM -
I" y"n ana 80 .ie afflicted, has induced me Il, 81 e n
case to The public. eau safely recommend the ore
i'ra'ioh To at those suilerm. like m,s.ir
lorEned) AIgs. SARAm A. BlsuOp
Free dom Porirge Co., Dino, bee. -, 1852
}. ID. MAltCIIISl 4 CO, Proprictors
Central Depot. :}t'I Broadway. \. Y
81 Ahv person, u>lHs The in"d,rnr desiring lur,L
N zee , Is siv,n III the PamihcIw al plens, a,,,
m1y IL, 1851 tim.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
CaufiOn.

TIE subscribers wOulu hereby inform the public
ha no person or persons authorised TO sell Read
ing Horse Power Corn Sneler unle,s they sell m
our hd'he anc are authorised Ivy us. within the tern
tory above described; and all nerso,,, ar horoh -,
formed thai we shall hold ANY persons liable 10 dam
age who either sell or oHer for sale an machine
I'ot'ihg our patent. or any such mnrnrur unless
tey purchase Of as or our authorised agents as We
have gra ted no shop rights And all ,hnn r,gm,.
grained by The penIee became null aud voiu M The
hme we purchased the copy right Of said Territory
~! machines are warranted To give satisfaction
gTO de RS addressed to the subscribers al
CITY, Delaware, willr 'ceive prompt attention.
E. j iil lJE n CO.
Dec % 1874
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04

n mo" Astonishing Cure IF ScrofnIous II,ers-A
- Case Certified 6y The Mayor If Boston, EugL,uJ
"opy oil Letter from J. Noble. ESQ., Ala, or of Bos.
m ton, Lincolnshire:
TO Professor Holloway,
., Dear Sr--Alrs Sarah Dixon Of Liquornon, s,r.o,
boston, has this day depOscd hefnre me ;ha l,r - c'
uerape psr'oi she was severely afflicted with S,r,
lulOus SOres and Ulcers. in her arms Too, I' 49,
other paris OF her body: and aIihouyb ,,
Medical advice was Obtained, at The cos; -, - 80
sum Ol money, she obtained no abatemcut al s,,,
Dul gradually grew worse. 49,
BEN. recommended by n (ren,I In f., ,,,,. "a,
meni. she procured a small pet and n b,x al M, bi'
and before that was all Use SYMPTOMS OF anna, i
appeared By perseveTIng with the medic ups i,,r -
sur, ,ns longer, according 10 The dIrecilnns and
strictly auherIng 10 your rules diet De- she wns
perfectly cured al now enI0ys the best OF heuItI
remain dear SIR. yours truly
(Signed) ] NORIr
Dated August 18th, 1888 - N"oLE
An Extraordinary and Rapid Cure Of Erus;,ey, ia ., .
/g cJtr moiitaL a,d hal G,iir,i
copy oil Letter from Mrs. Elizabeth Ycoios az a. .
Losl Ohse; Adwick Road, near BOgnor, Sussex +.
TO Professor iluluway
Sir suffered Tor a considerable neriod t,.,,..
we're attack OF Erysipeas, which at IenrI, ,cI' , -,
my leg, and resisted all medical trooIma,, A. " "a
ierIngs were very great and quite esna,ro W SUI
PERMANENT amendment when was advised bu..
recourse 70 your ointment aud Pills did go ,tIn,
ueny' a'u am li"py to say the result was emn4ntI
successful Tor They effected radical enre oC n,
anu restored me 10 the ENJOYMENT of health IyL VI
ever speat with the utmost confidence of vorr go
cIles' anu nave recommended them TO others in his
neighDOrh0Od similarly afflicted, who derived no'9
oeneht. am, sir, yOuI obliged and faithful sor,,1 IT,
H. nh. (sisnedl ELIZABETH YEAFES. !
INC rus sin?ald he used emInenIy wifi The (ln,-
ment Ia most Of the following cases WV N'"'-
bad Legs, Bad Breasts Bur rs. Bunions Biie Of Mos.
sneloes anu sane :tlIes CoeObny, GhIego foot fini
blans. Chapped hands. CO rus (soltl CIncers d..
t.acled and sun Jolnls Elephaniinss FIslns Cont
SIaL duiar swelings Lunbago. Piles, ithcumaII,m
litrf.aN gl..
>cnryy Sorcheads. TumOurs. Ulcers Wounds Ya,Ss'
Sslu at The Establishment Of Professor lIoIIownv
S44 s'rasd. lbear Temple Barr London ind nIso ~
MS House IN New York. Orders for Medicines m ,ba
states addressed II, Holloway, New York, Will
receye due attention Sold also by all respectable
druggists aud Dealers in Medicines thronebout rhe
United States in Post. al 31s cents 81 cents ana an
~ eeIs eaea 10 be had Wholesale "f the principal
arger sizes u - $50 . = ~"'s '''e
~ u Directions for the guidance of patient.
Jan. 3, 1854 -
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
Window Shades

NEW STIEk. R.NF
~ l.. MILLER & co. AIu,uGac,.,a.- - ES'
sale aud Retail Dealers IA " INECW Su liz nIS
o'm Mes' corner OF Stc"nd and Arch streets pbia
Selpna' such as Gothes Landscapes, Bor,iers Vs"'.
beautiful designs and pere, u, n of finish - & Hos'
10y, ana az sHch Low Prices challenge ali cms
t T'aon Bull and White Hollands, Camfirr' rasssI.
C"',,,,,. " r &C. III every variety for Civ ~
asch a. inc Depot Southwest corner OF second and
March %, 81 GIN. .t
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
Far nm ers. Attesa

Il at LII rs. n item,
-, LEINAU'S AMERICAN
rTNiiiiZEh AND UPPER PHOSP A re OF LANE
HAS No EQUALH LIME
DhErAkED eXpr sly for WHEAT am, Gp.,>
4 OF all Kinds, CORN, POTATOES and m ISS -, ~
sui'aDIe ior all soils. One barrel is snlicIeni G a.
nIie OF Land tar superior to Guao and at hal, n,
Price can De had at 50 So per burre or sos ,''
oI I[9o los. Method Of using IT, scatter .oi
ana narrow IN. To be had ol the proprIeIor NH
GEO. A. LENA Prnnr
:, No. l9 South Front st pb,l,Jaih
q, USED successfully, by DR.. William W Ga
rhIaueip MA George Graves, Esq, r. Field ",
Chase' l.. MIR. David of Mount Airv NJ t' roA
aueks County,. Mr.. RhOads, Monlp1mer, y
dr. Charles wood, Isaiah Wood q Bo,Ie,s NY
Jersey Mr. Boudinoti OF Burngto CIV Na,, ne~
mr: BOND OF salem. New Jersey Mr.. Frnnt,.,ayy
Arlington, Bucks County Pa, Me- Tr,iner ~ S,n
ware county Messrs. Coleman a. IIuchener az Ssa
county, New Jersey, Mr.. Mahafiey of More,,a oH
ahd most OF Farmers in Delaware New Ias
Pennsyivania and elsewhere. ~" Jersey,
fafmersmaking Muck Hills, " ia lind n ifa,, r..
invaluable. For FRUIT TRI:ES,-wLcl !, "'netS
greatly Deneht,by being scattered around af, ,I
have been dug about-a light coating Fn 81. 1ley
BY, - GEO. A LEINSiI. p,a' sue only
No. 10 South Front ST. PhilaJ.i.h.
N:B:-The American Fertilizer has baen ,.lp' aia.
'e's'oiiyi me Islands oiBermuds ard Barbados
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
Eq~al.ty 10 all! U,.atorn.sty OF Prsces!!
A NEW Fv AZURE IN b SlNESS:
Ever one his Own Salesman.
JONES Il co.

OF TIE CRESCENT ONE PRICE
D u % 4 III i e ST Is &
No. zoo Murkct Strict obOUe Saith,
IA addIIIOn to he wing tn. largest mos, vo,,ed
IA and fashionable stock OF Clothing in Pill
deiphia. made expressly for retail sales havo
constituted every one his own salesman, by hayinp
marked III tguTes, on each article. The very loves
price it can DC sold for they cannot possibly vorv
all must buy alike '"'S
The goods ar" all well sponged and prepared n, d
sei niI' t'k' with the making. that can buv
with he full assurance getting a good nr,,,I n, ~
very lowest price.
Also, & large stock Of piece Goods on hand Of ,bo
latest Styles ana best qualities winch will be made II,
order tue most fashionable and best manner DS nv,
GEM neiow credit p-Ces P'
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George VOgt.

~[, JANi'FACTURER OF PIANOS,
NEsv=-yrlsE vi No las ARCH street. between
w " q Y Sixth and Seventh streets south side
Philadelphia.
Also. Dealer ill., aud importer of Music and MUSICAL
.1Sls INSTRUMENTS. Violin and Guitar Strings
N.Y. and Musical Merchandise generally, whoesale
SSzzk AMI retail.
The most choice selections of all the newest
Foreign aud American Music are constantly ON hand
and orders may he sent by mail or otherwise in fn
July PC, '5I-3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-10-04
500 REWARD .

M ILL be paid 20 any person who Will buv Rox
w OF DIR. TERREL'S HEALING OINTMENT
nd usa q according TO directions. il ihay will call
al nay Office and say with clear eonse lIat =,
wItinot compIeiely cure Chapped Hands Chiblsins.
Chaiing, Sore Laps, Burns and Freezes Sores on fIh
dren and greatly alleviate, il not entirely cure sai.
rheums pi'es. Inflammation oft Breas! B.tes 81
Insects. Pimpesonthe Face, and all Diseases Of the
MoNRoE TERRELL, Nauga,nck. Conn
To whom all orders should be addressed -
9orSold also by the principal urugeis to.at,,
Merchants generally. 10y
Jan. 25, 1854. eew4 iy. sra arks,a sslf ..s.e.ssa