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Smyrna times., 1854-08-09
SIlaYrDa NY9Cs9inc Sg00D.

sly INHE subscribers beg leave 10 announce
49, to the public, that they stlM con
e1Ssssz-SS4 tInue, at lher old Stand in Commerce
Street To Ill M all kinds of Mill. and
OTHER MACHINERY. having Lalhes, Drilling and
Turning Machines by steam; they prepared to
turn and pore to order MILL SPINUIES, SHAFTS
WHEELS, 9c. They manufacture superior Thresh
lng and Nmnowmg machine,, warranted CORN
SllELLERS, which with shell $50 bushels per hour
or from 1000 TO 1910 per day. and separates the cnbs
from The gran They are prepared TO furnish FARM.
ING UTENSILS of all kinds Please give them
call and they will accommodate reasonable terms
CLEiiti, ELLlOTF d. co.
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FRA NIKLHN NO USE,

Chestnut street, between Third and Fourth,
90 Philadelphia.
OLIVER II, P. PARKER, Of Ohio, and JAMES
III. LAIRD. of Philadelphia, have leased the above
well known and popular house, for term of years are
prepared 70 accommodate guests in manner equal
10 any IN the city.
The location of this house is superior to any other
of the Banks, Public Offices. Post Office and the Ex
change, where oanIbusses for all parts OF the city
The house having been put in thorough repair, and
new furniture added, with many modern improvements,
will add much 10 the comfort of guests Tho tables
will at all times be supplied with the best The market
Affords anA nothing shall be wanting, our part 10
make The FRANKLIN truly the Travellers Home.
Your patronage Is most respectfully solicited
PARKER e. LAIRD.
sJulv o. ,55.2m s5f
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Colored window sIass.

South w est corner Tenth and Hunter streets woul ID
respectfully invite the atienon Of Meyehanls Build.
ers aud Others 10 The beautiful variety Of work pro
dacsa al their resGablishmens, consisting Of STAINED
WiNDUW GLASS. suitable for Hotels. Saloons pub
lie aud private T3uildingsi Charched Ornamental
Stained Glass. Transoms aud Side Lights for Ncs-
tibuGes lsalcoay. Piazza and Staircase Windows
Also Lead Slsh and stniued Glass for Churches,
Scripturai Figures and Altar pieces work
ed p 70 ORDER and furnished any part Of The Uni
ted States. St3 sb
Fiocked. enameled and matted decorative Church
Window Glsss executed in Gotnic and other arctec-
tnra STYLES and competent workncn sent 10 any part
OF die Lnion Orders from distance promptly an
swcred. .4r
N. Ban Agent waaied Cor misplace.
J Jaly &c, '5t-3m.
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Yossng americans library.


A USEFUL and aiir!cuve series Ct BOOKS for
"A vOun. people, embracing events I'd with
the earV history Oi our niry, and lives OF dis
rulshea men, written with much care and IN an enter
tanning and instructive manner with Illustrations of
imuurlant events. ana beautifully Illuminated iiLe
pares containing the ife OF Daniel Webster the great
American Statesman with numerous anecdotes, illus
trallvc of his rharac cr, and the following
Young Daniel in the Saw Mill.
Webster shaG al Frysburg.
Webster dec nng The Cerkshp.
Webster expoundng the Constitution. $50 N
The Bunker Hill Celebration. &
WebSera faneuilliial
MarshGeld, the residence Of Webster.
Webster on his Farm.
The life Of Henry Clay the Mill Boy OF ;he Siashes
nine illuSl' atoms 14
The Life of Heniamin franklin, nine illustrations
The Life OF General Washington nine ILLUSTRATORS.
The Life of Marion nine illustrations.
The Lie OF Lafayette, nine lusiraiiUns '-
The Life of William Penn, nine illustrations
The Life of General Taylor, nine illustrations
The Life of Andrew Jackson, nile illustrations
The Life of Napoleon BOn0parte, nine illustrations,
The Old Bell of Independence or, Phlladeipha in
l116, nine illustrations. f.."
The Yankee Tea Party and other stories Of the Re-
yoluton. nine illustrations. . ... a.
Containing over TOO illustrations. =
Each volume is we'll written, possessing n hinh
moral tone and safely be placed IN the hand &c
young people They contain numerous anecdotes.
Illustrative Of The history Ol country and are well
adantcd for family school libraries g
Price per Handsomely bound in cloth, Gil; backs
and neatly put upiI boxes, S6,75. = sLs Z,
Price per volume neatly Sourd clOthsgilt, SCI c,s
Colpor,curs Agents or School Libsnnes, will be
supplied al a liberal discount. an f- a. u.
Copies wIh bc sent by mail, postage free, upon the
recent of the price OF the set or any volume.
LINDSAY a. BLAKlSToN, PabllshsrA
Feb u. lS54-5nL
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Y AN Z D a II IS
SPLENDID NORTHLIGIIT
EhN TSsfAaeE.n GfNINn EPOnHnaG

100 Arch ST. door below Sixth, south side, PhIla.
PERSONS visiting Ike civ during Tie approaching
tIolda, $. should call on and obtain Of
orr superior Dagnerrcoiypes, and have liem set in
Plan or Fancy Gases
The reputation OF our styles Of Portraits, is high
as any IN Phadephla. and they offered at n much
lower cost. thus giving equal chance 10 ohipIY a
gOnd Picture of the best materials Terms One Dol
inr and upwards.
@'"Dager7eolyHes of deceased friends or relatives
copied equal 10 the originals, and of the SIG
larger ii desired.
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WHOLESALE
ssOOk and Stationery House.

- IN NEW YORk.
On lhe Cash Plan! Extensive sulcs and No Losses
Make II profitable TO sell at very Low Prices
M ASoN BROTHERS, "a PARK Row, opposite the
A'1 Asior house. New Yo& offer one of tho most ex.
Iesve Stocks and complete rmenis in the country of
b0OhS and SFATiONERYklo Cash Only
me OF Goods in purchased by Country
merchants Is usually quite Small compared with their
dry goods hardware and other bills and this very cir
cnnSlace absolutely cempes jobbers in the book busi
ness who sell on me, 10 get arger profits in order to
make up tor The losses and extra expenses necessarily
involved IN credit BUSH of small amounts II is
alsD easy Tor The merchant to make arrangemeuts In
buy ms book bill for cash; though II might not be 50
convenient for him TO purchase his larger bills in this
way. - '''''
These considerations have led us to adopt IN our
business, from This daIe January 1854 the following
prhcPies' VIZ; small profiS. uHrarying prices, and
GLIOdgs cash. - F' ~
Being ourselves the sole publishers Of number or
the leading and most c1tcaSrci y-Seiling School Bupks
IN the country, well works IN other ern tmcnts
our iacilllIes arc unsurpassed.
Gail un0n u.s. or send order, and iutlre for vour
selves the saving you make by buying of us for
cash Is worth while.
Our location IS very central, aud easily found -
oia on the Ast0r House Steps, and look straight for
ward arross The corner Of the Park and von caunn,
avolo seeing our signs. Remember the name IS
MASON BROTHERS.
Pcb 8, 1854
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George VOgt,

--szzz-. NJ TANrFACTURER OF PfANos,
H. 80 vi No lis ARCH street, between
n J " 4 q Sixth ana Seventh streets, south side,
= Philadelphia
Also Bealer in. aud Importer of Music and MUSICAL
.1zIns INSFRU MEN'rS Violin and Guitar Strings
G7x and Musical Merchandise generally. wholesale
9s9z< and retail.
The most choice selections Of all the newest
Foreign and American Music are constantly on hand
and orders may bo sent by mail otherwise in inll
july 26, . i-aui
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NOTICE.

HAVING been informed by highly respectable gen
emen from all parts of the Stlle, that the Impres.
sIop was universal adv erlsing nov Feat Hill Farm
for SALE my object to accomplish some private end
or was induced by private motive 10 gain partcu.
lar benefit and not really toeliect a Itae
Influenced by this information. lake this method Of
announcing 10 the public my serious and determined in
tenton, WHICH WAS AND WHICH NOW Is 10 make sale of
the aforesaid Farm Persons having an desire TO pur.
chase will be satisfied by calling upon Tie Undersigned
L aT N. B-Price reasonable and terms easy.
,i3 faf itfa -tsT'f afi 1ft DANIEL ID lfklNINS. =
Font Hill, near SMYRNA, mnrcl, .p k#
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Wen and Rows Clothing

lNNEIty BODY should embrace this opportunity 10
Il buy Clothing for Men and Boys, al GEORGE
CULINS CHEAP CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, s h.
CORNER MARKET AND SECOND STs., PhilaLeltha,
embracing choice Of The best, most desirable, and
fashionable Dress and FrCck Coats. Habit Cloth do
Linen Drilling do, Tweets, etc, with u great variety
OF BOYS CLOTHING consisting of Sack Coats Polka
Jackets. MOHkey Jackets made Of Tweed Linen
Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca, Kersey mere. Doeakin etc.
possible cash prices and cheap any other
COlbing Store in the I'nicn.
Parents who desire Boys Clothing, are earnestly in
VitCd to examine tle st0rk.
01T Country Storckeepcrs can be accomm odated at
cry low rates.
GEORGE CULIN,
S. T.. corner Market and Second sfs
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I'D. Stevenson.
STEA MBOA7 = 1iA:.sllS;s! iA:.sgSl.;s! ZEPHFR.

U'RIrS resumed to Smyrna, Dover, New Castle.
i Delaware City and Port Penn
That swift aud snbstaptiq Steamboat. the Zephyr.
having been thoroughly o~erhauled during the winter
has resumed her trips beiysen Philadelphia and the
above named places and viii continue TO let Phila
dolphin. every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at p'ciock returning every Monday,
Wednesday. aLl Friday mornings, leaving DonO
Landing, at clock. and Smyrna Landing at ~
O'cl0ck touching at all intermediate places both ways.
Stages connected wI;h this Line al Delaware CITY,
for ST. Georges. Caniwell's Bridge, and Aiddletown
also, al Dover, for Camden, Frederica Milford and
Georgetown.
Freight taken at low prices. Breakfast and Dinner
on hoard. G. j. VANDEGRlFG, Captain.
March 9Th 1883
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SALE or REAl. ESTATE.

%oTns s%9ss1Ss IL New SfHs YGr 'sHas % se # Ss
NEtiu following property, TO witi The FARM -
upon which he now resides, known by ---~A-
me name OF Frankfort, containing some AIS Acre,
situated in the lower part of Talbot county, Maryland
upon Miles creef, brunch of Choplank, within two
miles Of The village of frappe and within hours
rue OF Eas'on or Cambridge, between which places
uhu naillnlore The steamboats, ply twice thrice
week. here is good school within "a few hundred
yas OF the farm and several churches in the neigh
oohOod also, fine grsi and mills adjon the premi-
ses winch are of great convenience. particularly the
iauer there being on the farm upwards of 200 Acres IN
Timber portion Of which is suitable for shin timber
and most OF the balance will answer for building pur.
poses or fencing plank for which there is always
ready market There is also quantity of Cedar and
Locust trees upon the PREMISES. The arabic Land IS
divided into five fields of thrly-iye acres each and
TWO lois OF hve acres; four Of the fields and tbs two
os are well set IN Clover and Orchard Grass portion
oi whlch has been thoroughly lined. The land is of
yeiow clay bottom aud very susceptible of improve
leht ior which there are upon the premises plenty of
resources make by The application of guanO up
wards oi twenty bushels OF whea and forty bushels Of
oats per acre -. >
lie Improvements consist of a gDoI and substantial
Brick Dwelling with all necessary back buildings at
'ached A pump OF good ater stands in the yard -
i"e outpulIdhSs are iarge anu cDmmodlOus, and the
infringement cannot De surpassed Tor convenience a
pump also stands IN the centre O the pOrnd convenient
Hr 50r watering stock There are, near the Dwelling
hrtc Orchards TWO oil Apples and one of Peaches ::
oeSues number OF other kinds OF fruit trees planted
III me laMi lho farm all under good enclosure with
gales leading from each DIVISION and the land is so
sueu anu lald OH as TO be divided into three FARMS
one at each end. of hundred acres or more and The
Dne IN The centre of TWO hundred
=, r. T. MARTIN.
May 10, lS6i-it.
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Amy Thissg that You WANT!

VIE subscriber respectfully informs The citizens of
smyrna, and vicinity, HAT he has always on h nj
a large ahd splendid assrImont of Books and
StatIOnerV; also, SNUFF, SF.GARS and TOBAC.
GO, such as Fine Cut AMI Nervous and Cavendlsh
which he has just received from Baltimore Fishing
Tackle of oil descriptions; Harrison PERFUMERY
Columbi ian INK, and fine assortment OrJtWELRY
Port MonaIes, Pocket KNIVES Glass and Britannia
LAMPS, AccOrdeOnS, VIOLINS, 30 hour and eight
day CLOCKS, TOYS, great Variety of C0nicc-
IOnaries; Shoe finding such as lasts, Shoe Thread
wis ana HATS
W He has also large variety oGmany oihcraricIes,
which are TOO numerous 10 mention, Please call al
=. WARDS, next door to Ellason y Jelerson's,
Commerce Street, Smy rna.
June |, 1853 EDWARD WARD
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UNIVERSITY MLDICLNESI!

ONI LIZ HL A{EOIO IAhGS
EeoerGnd Ague cwrccI Ey ROOand's Tonic
Mature.
PIE University of Free Medicine and Popular
! L kD0"iedgc; chartered by the State OF Pennsyl-
wanna at its last session. wiz 2Ch Aprl, 50 manly
lO The purpose OF arrcsiing the evils resulting from
le sale OF spurious aud dangerous nos,rnms aAo for
The pdrpose VI supplying the public VITA rsliable re-
medicS IN cases. wherein the patient Cannot obtain or
VIII not employ the best medical advisers; having
purchased ihat invaluable remedy Row and's Tonic
Mixture, on account of lis Just celebrity and known
efficacy III the treatment OF Fever and Aeue and its
Kindred aiieCtlOrs-has hesitation in recommend
ing 1t IN tho highest farms to the patronage of tue
afflicted.
BOWEL COMPLAINT cured by Row ,9l's Black.
Derry R0Dt The above Instituted extends lis sanction,
IN like manner, 10 the remedy for Bowel Complaint -
so well known as Rowand Compound Syrup OF Black.
berry RuOiand earnestly recommend it lhe conidense
Of patients afflicted with these compi0nts--hcliev mn
IL TO be invaluable in the treatment of such cases. ~
Hon. Henry X. Strong,
Hon. J. Z. Flanagan.
by order OF the Trustees, John r. Rowand, M. d.
4 d. X. Ashton. Esg,
Hector Orr, Esq .
3J- All Communications he addressed john r.
ROwand, NJ. D., Head of the Pharmaceutical Depkrt-
ment, and President of the University. &c
Home DispensaTy and Office, No. A. South Second
Street, Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Stores Of @N!ascre. 2.
Mansfield, SmyrnaDel GOct. H. lt53.--ly.
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G. 3. ROGERS
SEED AND AGRrc11TURAL WARFuaUsE.

N-AI'U 3t-'U -ANNIII II Q Raj " AXE IT USE,
No. 20 Market Street, Ph15adclpiaU.
n 1ANUFACTURER and Dealer in Z II the
tjeg=z. w most approved Agricultural and Iior-
80 ticuIiural Implements; Imported and Amen
can Field and Garden Seed Fruit, Shade and Orua.
mental Trees, Gucno, sup. ghoS. Line s..
Inventor and Manufacturer ct the Casl Seel Extend
ing Point, Surface and SuhsoH PlouShs.
Manufacturer of Amm0naleA, SuIer Phosphate OF
Lime. Chemical Fertilizer Bone Dust, and dealer IN
tiuanu and PoWdoreite, &c.
Del 26 lSJ3-lv
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NycsscOses Z. yEIggcp

\ 4 ANUFACrrRER of Sash and Binds y. IT, corner of
w brold and Wallace streets, Pmiulnlpiia. Con.
siany on hand arje OF Sash of all sizes
and Thickness lLcuGng thick. with general assert.
men OF Rolling Blinds, warrautcd equal 10 any that can
he made. A general assortment of sash ready glazed
always hand All orders by mail or despatch viii
receive prompt attention, and Goods delivered 10 any
part Of the City or DISTRICTS free of charge
Shipping or The California market supplied at the
shortest nOlIre. ln!art b %. 'j4..ln.
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EO FARMERS G. III SUFADERS
New WALL Paper Warehouse.

'DURTON & LANlNG, Manufacturers and Import
ID ers, No. 124 ARCH street, second 4oor above
Sixth, Philadelphia, where may be fuun the largest
aud handsomest assortment in the city. -
Purchasers from the country will find il 10 their ad
vantage 10 call at store, where they will be suited
with q Superior article at the low est prices. R
BURTON 81 LANING,
No. l24 Arch street, above Sixth, Philadel phia.
march 20, '543ln,
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DELAWARE CoLLECE.

'IlE Collegiate Year Of this Institution commences
Il on Wednesday. August 30tl
Candidates ior admssinn particularly requested
to present themselves for examination OH Tuesday.
Ang. 29th. '~9
rms Institution now embraces two complete courses
the CLASSICAL aad tho SCIExTIFic-which The SIN
dent may take in full or in part
PaIrenlar atteRtIon is given Agricultural Science
anu The Analysis of Soils; also Engineering and
Praricsi Surye, ing N''N
ina Winter Term Of the AcademicaI Department
WILL co 1meuce on Wednesday, Oct 25h.
nm ihiS DefarinIrnt HOW under the care of Mr. J. w
weston u vi oilers every lcity for thorough study
and provides for the stndent :hc comforts oT home
For further particulars, see catalogue.
go. DANIEL kIlikWOOD, President,
August 9, lS5I.ft
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Incorporated American
ENG r A. NI'S FRIEND SOCIETY,
Office Removed to 5. + OF Spruce and Water
Streets, Philadelphia.
TIIE object of this Society 10 guard the Emigran
L against ftand and decepIIOn; and To turalsh Them
with situations advice and relIet @ Free OF Charge
OF Tho american EmigranI Friend SOcietJ's
Office, the ONLY INCORPORATED office in this CITY
aud has connexion with any Intelligence or SO
called EmigTant Offices
GEO. +. GoRDON, Sccy w. G. CAIRNS, Snpt
Best City Helps to .e found at This office Farmers
supplied with men and women. Contractors lurnlshe
with any number of men.
Annnst 10. 1872. rlvl
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IMPORTANT 90 FARMERS

,4tsst14 iTEE subscriber having secured
SSa@SSr@sSs Il the exclusive agency for the sale
Of the celebrated Prouty & Mear's
Centre Draught, Selfshapenmg
Ploughs and Castings would invite all who wish to
procure the very best Agricultural Implements, 10 cali
at bis store, Nc. ecarur street. between 9th and 7th
near Market, Philadelphia whore they will lind an as
sornsni of Poughs of various sizes; sdehili and sub
soil Ploughs, Snltliaors SirawCutiers UornShelles,
OK YOkes aud Bows, Hoes, Shoves, Spades Hay and
Manure Forks Gardea Rakes, Horse Rakes etc. either
Wholesale or Retail ~ - iCHAS. HEfrE.
Aniil 8. 81. .fan "a .la.Ia- 80
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IMPROVED -.
super PfRoSBspaee Of NIiraae.

rom City Chemical and Union Works. made after
m Ihe most improved aitlcles. and very superior
prepared ANHYDRlTE MANURE. made after the
Ehgsh Article, and most superisr. being much
lower M than GnanO and fully equal The attention Of
trial. "
Also Peruvian GUANO, in large or small Guanl
tics, for sale by
JOHN L. pOMEROY, 1.-
y South Wharves, Sd door above Chestnut ST.
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IS. Z. PANCOAsT g. CO..
TRlEaEasMGS,
COEEsIAt'k'E&A 8. aP LES &

N'W.NH HlN1 T . = : u af AEI'Ss A e
4 lSHES ). F.. u h. 4. Bell desire to comm
1'L n:rate to the pnhlir ;'tP fact HAT they have
opened nne o the must Seler' and eVipn>iv" assert
nrnis Oi Frimmu r. tha' iIs ever been presented
To the cIiIzeu' "i Snyrnr. Fnry have constantly "n
hand th"ire selections of rrru.n ~ .isd Farcv Ar.
iIces CONSISTING AZ nflOWS:-DTI's> FfiiEiIi ftS Em
hraIercs Nj Gloves, Hint&crchtc!a iin.icrics.
Zcphyrs, Tidy and kniiling f,i;on " JIlu~ Snn,lcs
Lo,kIus GlssrA, Work BtsErt>. >cuiu2 birds i'ur
MJnnte>. Gle. Afro. excellent n.surimrnt q: STA
tiOncry, Pcrinmtry and ConirciInI" rir>.
PIakIag done at the shn:tcsi o:icr and al Philade
phia prices.
S. e. & r.. a. BELL.
Smyrna April IL. '5lIf
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vALU a 81 : r. AR MI
AT PubDic Sale.


xsssss T WILL offer at Public Sale, atTemplevIIle,
hsf III Il Nd, on SATURDAY, 26ih day OF ng,ist
eA5iIl instant the FARM called EdenborO, situated
al keenes Y Road, on the line between Queen
anne and CUroline counties. IL is within two and Il
hall mites Of Templeve. and is well situated for
Slore and public Shop and Hole, being Immediately
on TWO great thornughfares, and dividing lines of the
above Counties The Buildings in good repair, and
amply sufficient for the of the farm The soi is
well adapted to the growth of Wheat. Rye. Corn and
Grass and is in good state of improvement 1t con-
aans from 275 10 300 ACRES; about 200 is used in
ssSis- cultivation; the balance Is in Woodland. of
LsSshcavy White, Black and Peach Oak. and Ilicks-
- ~ Timber. There could be suIiciency ol
ship stuff, cut from the timber TO pay for the
farm.
For family residence Il is Of the most desirabe
situations in that section. 1t is convenient to Church
school Saw and Grist Mills and has the advantage of
the baltimore and Delaware Markets. With small
outlay otmoney TO the improvementof the soil would
soon donble itself ia value
TERMS of Sale. are+--Three hundred dollars cash
or IN thirty days from day of SALE ano the balance i'm
tour equal instaments. of six, twelve eighteen and
Fweniy-lour months. The purchaser giving note with
approved security. Possession given on the lst day of
january next.
The Tenant upon the Farm will show the premises
10 any wishing TO purchase
SO Cg-3Ne. A. S. GOODWIN.
B, II. CONNER, Anctioneer.
Aug g. '54-ts
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ADAMS & SUFFER-.

ADAMS ~ SUFFER-,
WHOLESALE
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO b, Water street, Ph itadelphia.
HAVE for sale, low for cash,
$50 boxes Herkmer TO- Cheese
100 tubs prime Goshen Butter
200 kegs and bbls Penn and Ohio Butter
$50 bbis ami kegs Lard
30 boxes COlgaIe's u Kingsf6rd pearl Starch
100 boxes tOXe's pearl Starch
$50 boxes CASTLE Soap
200 boxes Olive Soap
leo boxes COlgate's Pale Soa
l25 cases fresh Olive Oil, qIsand DTS
100000 German and Havana Sekars
5000 lbs Sal SUda
Spices IN all varieties, ground and whole.
Pearl Barley, white Beans, Sap Sdgo Cheese
Split Feus. Corn Starch, Pine kppIc do.
Baking Powder, FarIna, Scaled herring Currants
Chocolate. Cocoa, BrOma, Raisins Soda Salnrnlus
lie Yarn and Lamp " ick, Indigo Nulmees
Hemp and Canary Seed, Rice Flour, Coffee Ex.
haccarOm and Vcrmcllli, tracts
Lemon Syrup. Mustard seed, etc.
April 1874 i-3m.
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DAYIS d. CULTN,

Dealers IN Lamps, Lanterns d. Chandeliers,
~ L. corner FOURTH and CHERRY Streets, Phila-
~ d9'phla, having enlarged and improved thor
Store amt having the a5eest assortment OF Lamps in
PhlladeiphIa they prepared to furnish INE
OIL, CAAPliENE. BURNING FLUID. ETHEREAL.
OIL. PIlOSGENE GAS and LARD Oil; Lamps, Ian
terms, OF all patterns. Fancy Hotel and Hall Lamps,
Chandeliers, Girand0les and Candelabras and Brian
MIA Lamps, the Manufacturers lowest Prices Glass
Lamps by the package at n small a9laire over Auc.
iI0n prices Being large MANUFACrURERS of
Pine Oh Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oh, Alcohol, and
the only lruel Phnsgcne Gas Ihev furnish these
articles at snch prices that Merchants will find il to
their advantage 10 buy Call heiure going elsewhere
iy0n want bargains Also the Safely Fluid Lamp
for safe fOct1 2 IS53-ly
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TO TIE AFELlGrEso.

hS sS= AFF L As&i I EDs
FENHE subscriber adopts tits method of iuform-
~ ing those who are afflicted vita Rhcuna-
tsm, that he has recipe for making prepa-
ration that will effect u sure aud permanent
cure of their disease, 10 matter of how long
standing it may be, whether Inllamm9tory or
Chrsnic. 1t was discovered about the wear
1886, by his father, who, after having been
afflicted very severely for upwards of ten years,
with rheumatism, was entirely restaFed to health
and soundness by its use. 1t has never been
presented to the public before, but has, like an
angel of mercy, been doing good in a secret
way, it having cured many to whom the sub
scrlber has recommended it. 1t does not pro-
fess, like many quacks, to cure all the ten thou
sand diseases to which human Aesh is heir, but
merely % cure Rheumatism for which it is an
infalible remedy.
The subscriber having determined to leave
Smyrna, has left the recipe with DENNY
STEVENSON, SR., Broom Maker, under the
Herald Office, Commerce street, of whom the
article can be had at any time. either in 25 ct.
or so ct. Bottles.
WIN. H. START.
June ii, 1s5i-4t.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-09
STRAYED

|aexNeSN ENROM the subscriber, near Blackbirtl,
EFSxY Il on the 4th Of July last, a Buffalo
Roam STEER. Had on, when last seen,
swing yoke with no catch in it, He has
square piece cut out of both reasonable re-
aIOn that will lead TO it.
RICHARD PoNZo.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-09

or The readers Of the . Herald win please notice
the advertisements for Pm. Tomas vgNErlAn LsNfnENr.
DR TERRELs HEALING OiSgnxNT. Dr. TewNsEsps
HEALTH Pills and DARLEys ARABIAN ItEAyE RRnRDY,
They sad 70 be good articles for the purposes for
which they are reconnendeds they for sale by the
Druggists and Merchants generally.