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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-21
MARIN & CO., AGENTS,

Payment Of Prizes GUARANTEED By the state.
following distribution Prizes will take place this
IL month unr the direction of the State Of Maryland
Pentended by the Commissioner of Lotteries elected by tbs
people Orders for Tickets will with prompt and
nl attention. full explanation the
diaty Is ind the Prize Money RENTED BY ds
otherwise ordered.
BE careful to direct TO the Agents.
A. Raltf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-21
EDwAkD LEWIS RosT. 8. BowAkp
LEWIS 81 HOWARD,
~ ORW RIDING AND COMMISSION MER
ARRIVAL OR ManxNfE

II EHANIS. Evansville. Ind. Wharf, boat the Rive
arehouse the Canal Personal ntion to
Cons gn me nts either for sale or shipment.
Evansville. June Is. ls54.-Iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-21

Tickets 81; Halves 50 cts; Quarters IS
We will issue q Certificate OF
25 Whole Tickets fer 25 Quarter Tickets for 81
2J Half TO IS Eighth lis
! 200 quarters $50.
For s2j will issue Certificate of the tickets and aef
the wing deduct the balance money
remit the remain der The chance
and e woud advise all o it'll
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-21
g. S1fRS & CO Baltimore. Ma.

We will issue a Csr,ihea,e Of
% Whole Tickets for $3.50 % Half Tickets for
25 Quarter 80 50 25 Eighth
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-21

Tickets 50; Halves -. Quarters q; Eighths 81.
We will issue n Certificate Of
2S Whole Tickets for sss 3 Quarter Tickets for
Is Half 80 25 Eighth 20
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
I'd. Stevenson.

3 RESPECTFULLY announces TO the nnhl;c
fS1 IL gene ally that he still continues his
Il MARBLE BUSINESS. in all its various branch
- es at the CORNER of COMMERCE and MAR
kET STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE where
he will Manufacture, and make TO order, MONIt
MENTS aud GRAVE STONES, ofthe most approved
and modern styles lie will also manufacture MAR
BILE MAN'lELS, and do all kinds Of WORK in connec
ton with buildings with Deatness and despatch and
al Philadelphia prices. lie would state that ali work
in his line. point Of beauty, oh eapness and excel
lence of workmanship, shall be unexceled He there
fore assures the public that he make il 10 The
interest OF ali to extend to him a share OF their patron
age 90 Orders from the country attended 10 win
despatch. dec. gg lSS3-Iv
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
TRIMMINGS.

CONFECTIONERY AND STATIONARY.
MRS, MARY A. ROBERTS takes this method of
WI informing the Ladies of Smyrna and vicinity
that she has now on hand and extensive assort
nent of TRIMMINGS, consisting in part as follows
Yeltet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings, Cloak Patterns
MernOes, Yelyes, Lace Goods, Kid Cloves, Hosiery
&c. Also, good lot of CONFECTIONERY sush as
Candies, Oranges. Lemons, &c. She also keeps con-
stanIy an hand an assortment Of STATIONARY
such as Letter Paper, Envelopes Pens, Ink, de-
She wonld embrace this OF portunity of returning
her uniPgned thanks those who have extended their
patronage 10 her heretofore, and OF soliciting con-
Inuamce of the same, promising that she will spare no
pans to please her customers. -
MARY A. ROBERTS
Smyrna Nov. 2, lS53-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
DAVIS d. CULLN,

Dealers IN Lamps, Lanterns d. Chandeliers,
NJ +. corner FOURTH and CHERRY Streets Phila-
~ deiphia having enlarged and improved their
Store and having the largest assortment OF Lamps in
Philadelphia they new prepared to furnish INE
OIL, CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID, ETHEREAL
OIL, PlIOSGENE GAS and LARD OIL Lamps, Lam
terms, of all patterns. Fancy Hotel and Hall Lamps
Chandeliers, GIrandOles and Candelabras and Britain
MA Lamps athe Manufacturers lowest prices Glass
Lamps by the package. a small advance over Auc.
ton prices Being large MANUFACTURERS of
Pine OIL, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol. and
Qhe only rue) PhOsgene Gas, they furnish these
articles at snch prices that Merchants will find it to
their advantage TO buy. Call before going elsewhere
If you want bargains. Also the Safety Fluid Lamp
for sale. [Oct.i2 l953,-ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
Y 4 81 lLO 4 N9S
SPLENDID NQRTH.LIGHT
EsI SUerreOfYDe Rooms.

100 Arch ST.. one door below Sixth, south side Phla
PERSONS visiting the citydurng the approaching
Holiday should call and obtain more Of
our superior DaguereOyPes, and have them set in
Plain or Fancy Cases.
The reputation OfOur styles of Portrais, high
any in Phifade phia. and they offered at much
lower cost thus giving equal chance to obtain
good Picture of the best materials. Terms One Dol
lar and upwards.
@5'DagIerre0types of deceased friends or relatives
COPIED equal to the originals and of the size or
large r il desired.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
THE. SMYRNA TIM &c
is PUBLISHED EVER

WEDNESDAY, MIOI2NTNG
IN THE TEMPERANCE HALL, SMYRNA, DEL.
Bi RO3r. ID. HoFFECK Err.
AT %l50 per aBnum, in advance; or 60 90 if
not paid TIL the end of the year. No paper
paid. 20 "ie
Advertisements not exceeding one SQUARE.
consplcuously inserted one time for fifty cents
Two times for seventy-fve cents, three times
Tor one dollar, and twenty-five cents for every
subsequent insertion; longer ones in proportion.
:, WIN. K: CAHooN, Esq, Messrs. WILLIAM
MAGEE' and WM. i. MANNING are authorized
to act as Agents for tho TIMEs''
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
FOR iSAlE=

TS TONS best Government Peruvian Guoro
5000 busha best plymouth Stone Lime
10000 bushels best Schuylkill Fine Lime,
% thousand good Hard Brick.
10 g Samon Brick,
& so perches Building Stone, -.
- 300 bushels Ground Alum Salt, ~ - II
20 sacks Ashton's best Salt.
30 bbls. Fresh Ground Family Flour,
% bbls Eastern Herring.
: 5000 lbs. Bacon, in Hams, Middlings, &C.,
Best Building Lime constantly on hand.
NJ Any quantity of good Stone Lime, from Plv-
mouth quarries and hbs, may be contracted
or by Farmers, for the land of best quality. at
cheapest going rates. ,.,.r -,
=. q .- GEO. w. CUMAIlNS a. co.
Smyrna, June 26, lS54.---Gm,, ....',.'-
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
f r ENCH TRU SSES.
Weighing less than d Ounc


For the IRE OF ifcrnia or Ruprufe.
A CkNOWI, EDGED by the highest medical
~ authorities of Philadelphia; inaomparably
superior to any in use, Sufferers will be graft.
he'd to learn THAT the occasion now offers TO pro,
cure not only the ligbteSt and most easy, but an
durable Truss as any other, in lieu of the,
eumbrous and uncomfortable article usually
sold. There is no difficulty attending the fiji
ting, and when the pad is located, it will retain
its position without change. .sl ri .,rtt# !,
D Persons az distance unable to call on the.
tsubscFlber,,c9h have the Truss seat to any adj,
dress, by Femitting Five Dollars, Cor the single
Truss or Ten for the donble--wth measure
round the hips, and stating side affected. H.
will be exchanged to sRit if not fitting, by re.
turning 1t at once unsoiled, . ~. ~ .,.,
For sale only by the Importer, 81 :rt .,.,
!. baii.3 sa CALEB III. NEEDLES,
. Corner Twelfth and Race sts., PHILADELPHIA.
OF LADIES, requiring the benefit of Me.
chanical Supports, owingyto derabgement of the,
Internal Orgshs inducing Falling the Womb,
Vocal Pulmonary, Dyspeptic, Nervous and
Spinal weakness, are informed that a compe..
l'ent and experienced Lady viii be in attend.
ance at the Rooms, (set apart for their exclu,
sive use9 No. lid, Twelfth ST., 1st door below
Race. ,,'5e;5 sas',.9l p lSept. 90, le54-1y.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
JOHNH. HOFFECKER.

surveyor and COgayeyamcer,
WOULD respectfully announce to the public
that he is prepared to attend to the SURVEYING
Of Land, at the shortest Notwithstanding obtain
ed many drafts and surveys of Lands in Duck
Creek, APPOINTMENTS, Dover and Little Creek
hundreds. He will also write Deeds, Mort
cages, &c, with accuracy and despatch.
APPRENTICESHIP. S. NJ. FISHER. Hon.
Isaac Davis, Hon. VIM. Temple, and Geo. w.
Cummlns, Esq, of Smyrna, Del.
t6F All orders left with WYNN. BELL, at
the Smyrna Bank, will be promptly attended to-
Sept. 81, lS54-tf. \.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
A AMERICAN ARTISTS
=. sNEO Naa %a

n announce 10 the rizensof tbe United States and
he Saadas that for the purpose of ciltvatg taste
or the hne arts throughout the country and with the
view OF enabling every family become possessed Of
galiery OF Engrayngs. by The First Artists of the
age lhey have 1eermined m order create an extern
slve sale for their Engrav s and thus not only give
employment to large nunoef of artists and others but
inspire among our cOunrynen taste for works of art
to present 10 the purchasers of their engrayings when
I'd of orc srld
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
l-u Incorporated American h..
ENG Il M" S FRIEND SICTE'

IHtOI pDkaIcu AlHelICuW y. ----I--
EHIGRANI' S FRIENU SOCIETY.
Office Removed to $. L corner Of Spruce and Water
Streets, Phiia,ellhja ''' 81
}THE object ihls Spdjety $50 gnard the Enigrart
ag2'ns.ifand and decerioni and to lura ish them
FJ The "American Emigfari Friend Society,"
Office. is the ONLY GNcdRP0RAfED ullice in this Civ
and has no ejinexion wlih aliy Intelligence or so
called EEtigIani Offices --H' - - -,'e7
GEO. .GonbqS. Sec'y.a VIC, c4iRXs, Snpt. s
Best CRY Helps tobe found NJ this office Farinefs
supplied with men and Momcm. on,Iaclors furnisho
with any number OF incn p vi
August 10, 1888 llv1 .. Pc" ~
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
DOciOr Edw ID. RniIeu.
Very Valuable and Desirable
ss.. kRe3H Estate

g. NOW offered and will be sold upon reasona-
k8iiil IN BILE terms, AT PRIVATE SALE
EiHiiI MANSION or FONT BILL FARM. situated
West Of the Town of Smyrna and immediately
adjacent thereto containing about 200 ACRES Of arabic
LAND, in a highly improved condition. possessing
every advantage a private residence and profitable
agriculture. Upon this Farm, less Than 60 600 bush
els of Lime, 10000 bushels Of Wood Ashes and so IONS
OF Guano have been spread within the past years. be-
sides great variety Of other concentrated erizers
and the blowing under green crops of Oats Bucwhcai
Clover, &c. all of which has also been covered twice
or thrice with the best stable and harm yard manures
The whole tract is incosed with the best and most
substantial now chestnut and white oak fencing; about
five thousand dollars expended in the erection Of OUT
BUILDINGS, comprised in which is everything requl
site to highly improved and well directed Farm.
ssSv 3 Acres allotted 10 the most choice varie-
~ sSs ties, of Apples, Peach Pear, Cherry Ounce,
STN@ Plum and AprcOt; besides. tho GARDEN a6ounds
&c. r..,,.,.es IN .....' va -. "
Any wishing 10 purchase win be shown the' pro
perry by the undersigned.
DANIEL. CUAINHNS..
Near Smyrna, Feb. 30, '5ltf -, : Z.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
NWestcotas s. EziEler

M ANUFACrURER OF Sash and Blinds, N f. corner of
1Fl Broad and Wallace streets Phijadalmhis CoO
saniiy on hand ar5e asori enl a Sash of all sizes
anu thleEness Including llnGk, with general assert
he 81 ROLLING Blinds warranted equal TO ANY that ca,
DC made general ASSORTMENT vi stsh ready olozed
always on hand. AL orders by ma or despatch, wilI
receive prompt attention, and floods delivered 10 anv
part Qi the City or Districts, free OF charge
Snplls oE t4e CALIFORNIA market supplied at the
Sr9ieSSt i'9''cse' / 1.ttG $50 unafch %. 'j4-3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
PENN STOVE WORKS.

4as COX, HAGAR & COX, No. So North
sd Second street, Philadelphia, have ON hand
- and are constantly receiving from their
Foundry, great variety of entirely new and
beautiful styles of Cooking, Parlor, Chamber
and Office STOVES. to which the attention of
purchasers is invited. The celebrated William
Penn Cooking Stove, the Model Parlor COOKING
Stove, and Excelsior Radiator Parlor Stove a re
manufactured exclusively by US.
" AS we manufacture extensively, DUR
chascrs will do well to give US a call.
WAhEROOAl, % North Second street.
West side, above Arch, Philadelphia
Sep. 30, lS51-3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
SIEA MBOA TyseSlsATsg.sN ZEPHYl1

STEAMBOAT 80 assssLEEsssN ZEPHYR.
ENRirS resumed to Smyrna, Dover, New Castle
4 Delaware City and Port Penn
That swlitand substantial Steamboat, the Zepbvr
having been thoroughly O~evhaued during the yinier
has resumed her trips between Phiodelpina and The
above named pacesand viii continue 10 let We Phila
delphia, every Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAY.
mornings, at o'clock, returning eVerv Monday
"Wednesday, aLl Friday mornings, leaving Dono
Landing, at O'Clock, and Smyrna Landing al "a
O'Clock touching at all intermediate places hol6 vavs
Stages connected with this Line al Delaware Civ
for st Georges Cantwel's Bridge, and MiddIetow4.
alsO,a Dover, for Camden, Frederick. Milford and
Georgetown.
Freight taken atlow prices. Breakfast and Dinner
hoard. C.J.VANDEGRIk"T r,n,.ir
March 9th 1853. -f''
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01

Reference in regard 10 the Real slatc F. JVisschor
&Co, Real Estate Brokers, New York Orders. fno,i
raldl with IaoneY enclosed. to be addressed.
}. W. HOtBROOAE, Sec'y. 5u5 Broad ay N Y
81 TIE EngraVmgs in the catalogue navy ready
ar delivery ICct. t. D iGm.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
FOR ZIG N F r u I T


..5Q JOSEPH p. BUSSIER, ,.- 20
no. 81 South Wharves, Philade pia, offers for
sale, in lots to suit Purchasers,
;SGO0 buucF Itasns, IN whole half and quarter boxes
500 bows Layer agd Boom Raisns
400 boxes low priced Smyrna Ralzns a'- 3: ..--.
SEQ drums ChcsGe RaIsins
dec mats seeless Rasiqs 4 ~. EES
30 casks Smyrna RlIsins sls ~. -.t1>.Ns9
goo half kegs claslef Rlisins ~
s3Q CASKS Zinie GgTGants
go eases Leghprn and Genoa Fiiron 81
30 cases OF Prunes in glass Jars - - q
50 eases PrunesI IN transparent boxes
80 casks and 300 boxes German Primes
900 kegs French Primes
SO pats Arabian Dates -,-.
500 drums Figs, 90 cases preserved Ginger
50 bales bordeaux and Marsefiles Almonds
so mats Ivica Almonds. Sd bags Sicily Almonds 9
.2j barrels and 100 boxes shelled Almonds
800 bags Filberls. Cream Nuts and NaInnts
1000 GocOanuis. 100 bagssheIled Gro;snd Nuts
25 barrels TO-ped0es 1000 boxes Fire Crackers 4
100 cases as sorted Fire WoFks
SuNORIEs-Fig Paste. Jdjnhe Paste, Gum Drons
Choeslate Drops, S,riines, Salad Oil Canary ami
Hemp Seed, Ketehups, Sauces. Ground Spices Pickles
Pepper Sauce, Syrus Preserves Jellies Olives and
Capers. LleOrce Chocolate, Split Peas, Rose Water
Rock Candy, Maccaroni, Vennicell, etc Also; Rer
imetisally sealed Tomatoes Oysters Clams HOLSTERS
Salmon, Meats. Fruits. etc d ",- u =
~ Country Merchants are particularly ip-
vited to call. ~ -....~ '' '''.'
Oct. ls, '5l-3I.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
BALLOON FOR PHII,A-

!, liz. THE STEAMBOAT BALLOON
- - leaves Smyrna Landing, Con Long
iPoint0 for Philadelphia, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at s O'clock, A. NJ.
Returning, leaves Chestnut Street Wharf, Phil
adelphla, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at s o'clock, A. NJ, touching at Dea-
kyne's Landing, Port Penn, Delaware City and
New Castle, going and returning.
W Breakfast and Dinner provided on board
Freight earried at the usual low rates.
WIN. S. BALL, Captain.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
AGENTS
last Of Gifts :

5O elegant OIL Paintings. in; pendid gIlt
frames. SIZE SKI feet each len < ono
loO elegant Oii faiHtlngs 2x3 IL. each. 50 5000
500 Steel paIe engravngS. brilliantly col =
o:ed in OIL rch gilt frames Xix 30
- ono inches each 10 5000
colored in OIL ni the Wasl lnp,n
Monument 20x26 inches each 40 O0o
23T 0G0 Steel plate Ergratings, irom lGO
different plates, now in possession
Oland owned By The Artists iInion
OF The market value OF, from SO cts
10 81 % each. Al OGO
lrst-claas Swelling, in 3lst ST. NY.
Ciy. $1,000
% bIding lois in Zoe and l0l .ts NY
city, each 2jxl, 0 ii. Deep at 1000 22O0O
loo Fa Sizes, containing each 10000 so.
#. III the supur' 5 Oi New YORK. CITY,
and cOmmdn'ing Il magnificent
view uftie Hudson River aud Long
Island Suin, at 500 50O non
81 perpetual loans Of cash. without n-
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
WHOLESALE
Book and stationery House.

SsN SAVAAOA EAORSC4
IN NEW YORK. S,..-.. -
On the Cash Plan Extensive sales and No Losses
Make i profitable to- sell OF very Low Prices
M ASON BltOTuERS, % PARK Row, opposite The
w Astor house New York, offer one Of the most az
tensive stocks and complete ASSIGNMENTS in the country of
BOOkS and STATIONERY, for Cash ONLY
The amount of Goods in our line purchased by country
merchants is usually quite small compared with their
Dry goods, hardware af other bills; and this verv cir
cumsipnce absolutely cmpols jobbers in the book bus
ness who sell on me TO get larger profits in order In
make up Tor the losses and extra expenses necessarv
involved IN credit bEsiress of small amounts II ~
also easy for the merchant TO make arrangements IN
buy his book bill for cash though It might not be so
for him to purchase his larger bills in this
way. .,'... " '''''
These considerations have led us TO adopt IN our
business, from this dale, January 1884, the following
principles viz; small profits. unUarying prices, and
always cash. WV"
Being ourselves the sole publishers of a n1mher of
the Leading and most erteRSiUcL selling School Rocks
IN the country as well as works oiher rtments
our fac lIiIes are unsurpassed. '...
Call upon us, or seIIG order, and Judge IorVour
selves the saving you can make by buying of rs for
cash worth while. 4:
Our location is very central and easily found =
Stand on the Asor House steps, and look straight fr
ward across the corner of the Park and YOU cannot
avOiC seeing our signs. Remember the name IS
MASON BROTHERS.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
HsGiidi1ag Hardware and ToOy
~. Store eXcLuSiYrHv. -

Lurgest establishment OF the kind in the U 6
IA w M; Nj. MCCLURE a. BRO, No. 28f
ASEf Market street, above Seventh pbila
q mahulac' 'rers Depot for Locks Of ali kinds
Knobs" - -. FL -" '''''iou "iaSs
Premium Pore ian Knobs over leo patterns
silver Plated nOhs, Hinges &C. with the most
complete assortm of all 1.-The Modern Goods m iii
Line. .a. -.,... " " ,
Purchasers arc invited 60 call and examine our
stock. Catalogue ftel Thy M.Iiii desired
{ot Ar begIslsr anu Veuiilauss al Factory Prices
* All Orders Pai up under he linn iatesuperyi.
'l"d ei the tfn. CALI. AND SEE U.s.
march - 81 6m .. ..
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01

THE CIR EATEST pTS"TVEtY or THE
AG it.-Pianters, FARMERS, FanIlirs and olhcrs can
purchase ITO Remedy eqt al to Or .reAas' VENETIAN
Lily lAENF Tor dyscpiery, choc, Group, chronic
rheumatism, sore throais, tQ0thache, sea sickness
cuts burns, swell:Hgs. bruises, Il sores headache
mosquito I:les, pains in The limbs chest, back &c
III II DOES POT give relief, the money WI be refund
eu an That Is asked is trial and use II according to
The tireciuns .' ~ e "
II Is an English req ,ly. and was used by William
we W. 4se klng 81 En- and, aiI certified 10 by him
failed. go s se """
Over lo.oCo,9cO Bottles haye been scid in the Uni.
yea SAFES wIIhont single failure, and many have
$aed That they w"Ud not be wiilouI it, III was $40
per bottle IN cqse oi Group. as certain as II is
Il cqSos Cholera WHOM first taR Ell IN few hours.
pYSeniery IN hall ali hour; 1aoiln.ehe in five min
etes II - perfectly inpoccn ~ aEu ii, ri,nlIy and
Is fee"iG@eilded bylDe i4ns e."ui phys ias in the
. 1 20 ,oa!5:IcE Is AND 30 cExTs.
DIR FOE! " c>ui& Gil dpz.li newsrapers y ith
certificates aIii letters eiatin 10 the y on r ,urns
accomplished by h,s iimen h,i; considers wnrr,nI
m,S u sahr'eh as any person wi.o docs not obtain
DIR. FUBiA has pat up HORSE LINIAIEN'T in
pint bottles which is warranted chea per ana better
lhan any other for ril)c. Scratches old sores qaIs
sWeilInga, eats. bruises. &c. Price 20 cciis
DR. TOBIAS OFFICE.
,- &c Gfecnwich street. New York
10
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
DISSOLUTION.

TfNHE Co Partnership heretofore existing under the
frmoi CLEGG ELLIOTr q CO., ia the Town
Of Smyrna, is tins day dissolved by mutual consent
The business and accounts of The late firm will bc
settled and liqudated by dersIgmcd Therefore
all persons having claims against SAID finn will pleas.
and all rersoDs indebted to the same will
please call and settle without further Trouble
WILLIAM CLECG & n. J. COLT.
tAtornlcs IN fact for Samuel Clcgg )
JAMES ELLIOTT,
JOSEPH HOFFECKER
Aug. II, 1854.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
9J0,O00 GIFTS
or tie Actual Cost Of $3.50 GOO

- " the Actual Cost Of SI50,000.
Each purchaser of One Dollar Engraving there
fore receives not only Engraving richly worth tie
money, but ticket which entities him 10 one of The
Gifts when they are distributed. -
For FIVE DOLLARS. highly finished Engraving.
beautifully painted in Oil, and Five Gift Tickets viii
beseRt; Flve Dollars worth of splendid Engavinos
eau be selected from the Catalogue.
copy of the Catalogue, together with specimen of
the Engrvngs. can be at the office of This noner
For each Dollar sent, Engraving actually worth
that sum, and Gilt Ticket, will ImInediatey be for.
waEded. .. ... .-i-- ....-
AGENTS: e
The Committee believing thar the success Of This
Great National Undertaking will be material v promo.
ted 10y the energy and enterprise of Intelligent and per
severIng Agents have resolved to treat with such on
the most liberal terms
Amy person wishing TO become Agent bv sendinu
post paid) Slwi receive by return mail One DoIIaT
Engraving, Gift Ticket, Prospectus n CnioIon''a
and all other necessary information
On the final completion Of the sale, the Gifts will be
paced IN The hands OF Committee of the Purchasers
10 be Distributed, due notice OF which will he 0Ivnn
ihroughoutthe United States and he C;rnadas
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01

" The readers Ul The a. Herald will please notice
the advertisement for Dr. TOBIAS VENETIAN LIyINI,y1.
DR. fEEGgt's HEAi4NG O;YrnGNT, DE- TowNsEyD-s
iiEALrh FILLS ana DARIEYs ARABIAN llEAvE REMEDY
they are said 10 be good articles for the nrnoses Ir
which they are recommended they are for sale bv die
DraLgisIs aud Merchants gcner:tih ~. 49,
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
Elegant New Style Clothing

WAS. HARDNESS & SON. p fashionable Oofhiers
i2S Market street, Is. L. corner OF Fourth street
Eniiadelpha. lig-fG ~ agr r
Inc Extensive WarerooIas of G. III. g. Son, are now
filled wh large and most elegant stock Of Fashionable
ELJfiilNG TOR the Fail and Winter season einbraci,s
every ar.cie Of Dress, in endless variety OF Cuatiy
MaIeria AM besig4 all cut and nude in The Iatestand
lnYss approved styles and al Price tihn If,
lns has e:er been offered IN .lifs civ. s.s liss'
Daii and satisfy yourselves as - are confident oiir
(lehihg caispase as ed m. eqfsiIleds 5l3sag 3la
~ IN C1lAS. tlfA Ifk lNlGNsYl a son tsAs.fa
oce .. "a Sm. 1913 Marketsffeek q
p Z. rANCoAsf: rios g. KNIGHT
49, :. III PANCoAST ~ CO., i q & 3.
u COMMISSION M ere ha'nts
ag And Dealers in III. b s.. 7. g,',.-.
Fish and Provisions generally.
: no, 1! North Wharyes, Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01

- GUANO! esUANo!
1000 Tons No. GoyermneAt Peruvian Guano.
1000 Tons Super Phosphate of Lime. d. " -.
lJOO Tons Mineral Guano. For sale by 81,
ALLEN d NEEDLES.
~ South Wharvcs, and IS South Water st
49,. FIRST Ftors above Chestnut street,
July ~ ,o4-3m. - Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01
Registers Office.

~---Z---A1-@ Notice.
'IhilE undersigned AIexapder Jaaes. ntmed above
a hereby gives n9tiee tiat IeIIers OF Asminstra,
lion Were granted 20 hm the 2Ith Jay OF September
tsi all persons therefore hlsiag demands against the
deceased estate, Will present the same properly attest
ei.on o. before the 27th day, of September SD or
abide by law ia thls behalf. 49,. - -,
Oci. 4, ls64--6w, - - FN-' 80 7 :
Smyrna times., 1854-11-01

Reference, II. iTonD, Esq. '.-....@,
Ocloheg %, 1851 3m. '''"ea r