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THE DAILY UNION
OFFICE or CoMaissARY GENERAL or SUBSISTENCE,
WashlnRlnn. August Is. 1854.

uEPARATE PROPOSALS. will be received
st day OF October next delivery provisions in bulk
troops United States, upon inspection
fOloWst
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supreme Court of the United states
DECEMBER TERM, 1853.

THOMAS ID.
Mt Preston appellant having The
uea Ihomas d. OwiDg the appellee cause,
Court tor an order under Court the proper
pafies On consideration Whereof
y e Court that unless the
~ owing deceased shall voluntarily
TIE hrst days appellant shall he emil
geo 10 open the record hearing reversed
20 Erroneous Provided, that copy this printed
some at the seal Of which laws
oHe States shall be printed
Wreks east sixty days before the beginning
pfehle L'Jurt ensuing.
Test. WIN THOs CARROLL
My I6, 1854 Cl,k sun On r. g.
ugl-~lawsw - -
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4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged, and elegantly nished
tae conveniepces for
ion the travelling public.
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
49, AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
tI~B The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
ON Capt T.. NJ. Fitch HERMANN, Capt t. Hg
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LEhMooo CEMETcitY.-Th beautiful burial place
Y OF the dead, having
MONIES Tor The purpose. is rccep,ion
n1ins Of deceased persons.
NE mnusour has hundred
tn W me dead as may apply place The departed until they
ssrcr sites Tor the graves.
inc plan of The ncnporao Is equality
ps winch VIII not be publicly for sale, ahoagh they
usually brug peminm) making the early the
uost DC srabte. = -
u 90 ohce ~ established in the Washington
Aons VIII be punctay
wing " me building on entering the Cemetery.
Ns,efs are requested
ssfounds w. 80 ''
Capitol. '-'' ~ "'o' '''
Aug a7--d3m
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EHENCH and English boarding and day school
young M Tyson Sisters, street,
18th and 18TH Washington D. c. The duties Of this institution will
Monday 18th September, the pupils
desired puncual For terms circulars may
be had at all the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug Sent Start
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NEW york, mny I'D. 1S53.The undersigned this day
~ Office No ~ street.
the transaction business.
Bank insurance. mining Railroad government city
bought
Promissoy notes bisof exchange and negotiated
Nav io--dr EMANUEL r. HART.
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krOLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington d. C.--The
" fourth year of Columbian College begin
"Wednesday september and
June Students have the choice of pursuing the classical
OF bachelor scientific
degree bachelor philosophy The college
about hundred dollars For further
address The President Of Columbian College, Washington
AuP
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EsIGNED for the comprehensive education oe
checis and cvii engineers including railway hydraulic opo
graphical, and mining engineers. -'S' 'p'
For cgpss Of The Annual Register giving full respect
d. FRANKLIN GREENE.
Director, &c X. T.
Aug f5-d2m Troy N Y.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
WHOLESALE +-
BOOK and Stationery HOuse.

in NEW YORK
Oh the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No Iass.x
mahe IL profitable to sell at very Low Prices n
M ASoN BROTHERS, % PARK Row. Opposite the
10 AsioT house. New York. offer one OF the ,nost ex
esxe ocks and complete assOrments ia the counrv of
BUNS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only
me amount oi Goods III our line purchased bv clntrv
merchants Is usually quite small compared with their
iy goods hardware and other bills; and this yerv Cir
us'hice absolutely c0mpes jobbers in the book bust
ness VINO sell on time, TO get urger profits in order 10
make up for the losses and extra expenses
involved IN credit busiIess of small amounts In is
also easy Ter the merchant 10 make arrangements Ia
buy his book bill for cash though it might moi be an
convenient Tor HIM 10 purchase his larger bills in this
way. ~
These considerations have led us 10 adopt IN our
business from This dae january 1884 the follow ing
PT'hcpies VIZ small profits. unuarying prices, and
Beng ourselves tue sole publisherso Of number of
The eadE and most ercRSircl selling School Books
III The country well as works in Ohe rJeuartmcnts
our iacIlItIes are unsurpassed.
all unnn us, or all order. and Judge for vour-
'elyesii the saving you make by buying OF US for
cash rs worth while
Our loraton is very central and easily found
stand on the AstOr House steps and look straight for.
ward across the corner of the Park and YOU cannot
avolc seeing oursigns. Remember the name II
Peb. 3. 1854
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
TRIMMINGS

CONFECTIONERY AND STATIONARY.
Nj RS MARY A. ROBERTS takes this method OF
W informing the Ladies' Of Smyrna and vicinity.
mat she hns row on hand and extensive assert
ment OF TRIMMINGS, consisting in purI us follows
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings, Cloak Patterns.
Alerinocs, Fevets, Lace Goods, Kid Gloves IInsiery
&c. Also, good LOT "i CONFECTIONERY, suSh as
Candies, Oranges Lemons &c. She also Keeps con.
Stantly on hand an assortment OF STATIONARY
such as Letter Paper EUvvluI es. Pens Ink DC
She would embrace THIS OF p 'rIuniiy OF returning
her unieIgncd thanks tuihUsC nohaVp extended
patronage TO her heretofore. aud OF soliciting con-
Innamcc at The same, promising that she will spare no
pains Ia lease her customers
MARY ROBERTS.
Smyrna. Nov 2.lSJ3-Iy
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
FRENCH TRUSS
W eIghlng less Than , Ounces.

TOT the ufe oil Hernia or Rupture.
A CkNQWLEDGED by the highest medical
authorities of Philadelphia, incomparablv
superior to any in use. Sufferers will be graft
ned to learn that the occasion now offers to pro-
cure not only the lightcst and most easy, but as
durable Truss as any other, in lieu of the
cumbrous and uncomfortable article usually
sold. There is no difficulty attending the fit
ting, and when the pad is located, it will retain
Its position without change.
Persons at distance unable to call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent TO any adj
dress, by RENTING Five Dollars for the single
Truss or Ten for the double-with measure
round the hips, and stating side affected. 1t
Will be exchanged to suit if not fitting, by re-
turning it at once unsoleC
For sale only by the Importer,
CALEB II. NEEDLES,
Corner Twelfth and Race SITS, Philadelpbia
0F LADIES, requiring the benefit of Me-
chancal Supports, owing to arrangement of the
Internal Organs, inducing Falling of the Womb,
Vocal, Pulmonary, Dyspeptc, Nervous and
Spinal Weakness, are informed that compe-
tent and experienced Lady will be in attend
ance at the Rooms, (set apart for their exclu-
slve use) No. la, Twelfth St., LIST door below
race. Sept. 20, lS51-ly.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

hE CoHesiale ear OF this Institution commences
on wednesday, August 3Oth.
CaIuldales tor admsslnn are particularly requested
TO present themselves for examination on Tuesday
Ang. 29Ih.
THIS Institution now embraces two te coursos
the CLASSICAL and the SCIENTIFIc-whlch the stu.
dent may take IN foil or in part
fatucularatientIon lsgVen TO Agricultural Science
anu Ihe analysis oil Soils also 10 Engineering and
Practical Survey ing.
Tho Winter Term of the Academcal Deps rtmeni
will co nmence on Wednesday, Oct. 25Ih
Thla Department now under the care of Mr. j. w
Weston M ohern every facility for thorough tudy
and provides for the student the comforts of home
For further particulars, see catalogue
DANIEL HARDWOOD, President,
August 9, l654-4t.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
Wen and Bows ClOthiur

EVERYBODY should embrace this o opportunity TO
II buy Clothing for Men and Boys at GEORGE
CULlN'S CHEAP CLOTHING EsTABiIsIIMENT. s r.
CORNER MARKET AND SECOND STs Phladolnbis
embracing choice ofthe best. most desrab bic. and
Fashionable Dressand Freck Goats. Habit Cloth do
Linen Drilling do, Tw eeds ele with oreoi 800,
of BOYS CLOTHING, consisting of Sack Goats. Polka
Jackets. Monkey Jackets, made of Tweed, Linen
Drilling, Cloth Alpaca. Kerseymere. Doeskin, etc
FURNISHING GOoDs-COnsI,ting of Shirts Stocks
handkerchies, ETC.. all of which are offorsd ~ n
LOWEST possible cash prices. and cheapas any othe
Clothing Store in the Union o'''
Parents VINO desire Boys Clothing are earnestly in
vited 10 examine tho stock '' Ia
@ Country Storekeepers can be accom- odsiea
| GEORGE CULIN,
3. b. corner and Second ais
April is, 5i,lyt ! - - ss"u a' ''s'
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
FRA NKLEN HOUSE.

OHtSAUI SIICtJ, UtIWttM IHITU and FOurIl,
Philadelphia.
OLIVER Ii. PARKER, of Ohio, and JAMES
Ill. LAIRD, Of Phadel pha have leased the abOv G
well known and popular house for term OF ears ire
now prepared to accommOdaIegu guests Iii manner equa
10 any III The city.
The location OF this house IL snpe lOr tOahy other
hehig IN immediate proximity 10 business; also mos
Of the Banks Public Offices Post Office and the FIX
Change, where nbusses for all parts OF the CITY
The house having been put in thorough repair and
new furniture added with many modern i'm provcments
Will add much to the comfort OF guests. Tho tables
Will AT all times be supplied with The best the market
affords. AMI nothing shall be wanting. part, to
make tbs FRANKLIN truly the Travellers Home
Your pnlronage ID most respectfully solicited.
PARKER g. LAIRD.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
STEAMBOAT - as,sLs:;n ZErHYR.

7TNItIPS resumed 10 Nmy rnH, Dover, New Castle
l. Delaware City and Port Penn
That swift and IbstaDtia! Steamboat the Zenhvr
having been thoroughly ~erhaulcd during the winier
has resumed her trips between PhadelphIa and the
above named pIacesand vii continue TO lea We Pha
deiphia. every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, al o'clock, returning every Alonday
"Wednesday. an Friday mornings, leaving bono
Landing, at clock, and Smyrna Landing al 81
O'Clock touching al allIntermedate places bOIh WAYS
Stages connected with TINS Line al Delaware civ
for ST Georges. Cantwells Bridge, and Mddleiown:
also al Dover, fer Camden, Frederica Milford and
Georgetown.
Freight taken allow prices. Breakfast and Dinner
on board C.y.EANDEGRIFT Canaan
March 9th 1853.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
Caution.

Ihr. subscribers would hereby inform the public,
that no person or persons authorised TO sell Read
ing horse Power Corn Shelter unless thew sell in
tory above descTibed and all persons are herebv in
formed that We shall hold asy persons liable 10 dam
age who either sell or offer for sale any machine
lnVoVhg our patent, or use any such machine unless
they purchase Il of us authorised agents ms wa
have granted no shop rights. And all shop rights
granted by the paienee became null aud void at the
time we purchased the copy right OF said territory
flimachines are warranted to give satisfaction
FJOi ders addressed TO the subscribers al Delaware
City Delaware, wilir"eeIve prompt attention.
E. J. HYDE IL co.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
Doctor s.dW. ~. ESaiIcy,
very Valuable and Desirable
Real estate

AS@ss Nov offered and viii be sold upon reasola.
fIiii ~ bic terms. Al PRIVATE SALE
k1ill MANSION or FONT ELL FARM situated
West OF the Town Of Smyrna, and immediately
adjacent thereto, containing about BOT ACRES OF arabic
LAND, ia highly improved condition. POSSESSING
every advantage as private residence and profitable
agriculture. Upon This Farm no less Ihal 10 1t BUSH
els OF Lime, 10000 bushels OF Wood Ashes and SO IONS
OF Guano have been spread within the sl wears be.
sides great variety Of other concentrated fertilizers
ana Tue pIoHlig under green crops of Oats Buckwhcal
clover dc, all OF Which has also been covered
or thrice with the best stable and barn yard niares
The Whole tract is lncOsed with the best and rnosl
substantial new chestnut and white oak fencing: about
i've thousand dollars expended IN the erection Of OUT.
BClLDI AGS comprised III winch everything ream
site To highly mprOved aud ell directed Farm
ysSTp Acres allotted 10 the most choice yarie
IsSsa Ties Of Apples, Peach, Pear. Cherry Ounce
- Plum and apricot, besides, the Garden abonnds
&c. sup
Any one wishing 10 purchase will be shown the pro
perIy by the undersigned.
DANIEL CUMMINS.
Near Smyrna, Feb. 3D. 'jitf
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
TRIMMINGS,
CONTEMPORARIES. sc.

M iSSkS s. +. d Il. A. BELL desire to commu
A'A hlcate 20 the public the fact that they have
opened one Of the most se.,t and extensive assort
nehsei TRIMMINGS, &c. that has ever cen presented
10 The citizens of smyrna. They have constantly on
huho cholce selections of TrlmInhgs and Fancy Ar
tlcies' consisting AZ foIlOwe:-Dress TRIMMINGS I'm.
nr"ider4es. Kid Gloves, HandkerchIeis. IiOsIeres
Iel'yrs, Tidy and Knitting CDIInh " ildnw Shades
Le"king GLASSES, Work BatkcIs, Sewing BItis Pori
NohhaS exc Also, an excellent assortment OF Sta
tIonery, Perinmery and COniectIuneries
Thinking done ut the shortestnotce md at Philadel
phia prices
S. L. L. E. A. BELL.
Smyrna, a ril IL, '54.tr
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
ADING's PREMIuM Horse. PowER
Corn shelter,

I'VE subsc rihers having purchased of VIM Read
4 me-, of Washington CITY. the Copy Right for IN
Patent Horse Power Corn Shelter. for the State O
Delaware. Eastern Shore Virginia and MARYLAND
would respectfully inform the Farmers within said
IerrIiory that they are now prepared TO furnish them
at Tho low prize o Thirty live Dollars
This Machine has ttkcH the following Premiums the
past season The hrs, premium with Medal At the
Worlds Fair in New York city. The first premium
al Ear OF American Institute IN New York civ The
lrst Premium al FAIR Of the Franklin Institute PmIa
delpha. The FIRST premium at following State Fairs:
New York, Michigan, OHIO aid Indiana; besides at
"a score OF County FAIRS ia different States.
IL shells Corn upon enurcly different prinsinle
from the other Shelters. The hine seperaies The
uObs from the corn, thereby saving two hands in ouer
aIing II. II shells 1000 bushels Of Corn IN one day
employing Jour horses and four men ; and II has H.
employing SIX horses and men, shelled much more
The subscribers do not deem it necessary TO say anv
thing further IN its recommendation beyond The fol-
lowing certificates.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
MOTIHE-

IL AFINt been lni'rn,H b, hIgniy RESI- cclabie Ger,
ilrmrn from al parts oi the Stale thai iIr mr.
SION was amy crSal IN ud> cruising tuui Iilll arm
'Hf Saie III! Object was 10 tnnSh some private end
was Ia 'uIcu 10y private motive 10 gain partic,l-
lar s"i"'Ii and Eut really 10 effect a sale
ihiincicrd by TINS n"rnaIInn, take this method of
ANNOUNCING Iolhe pubic my serious al determined il,
teoh' WHICH MAS AND winch AOW Is 10 Hltke sale of
me 'i"c>u Farm lrrSthH having any dtlI . to ;,ur
t'aac VIII he satisfied by ctii. u,,n the u:Irsip,
ST y. Prize reasonable and tern se,A,.
DAN'kL CT IIMINS.
EOnl Hill, near SMYRNA marc.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
Teacher Wanted.

ONE Competent teach the various branches
of English education, such as reading, writing,
arithmetic, grammar. &c, in School District,
No. 10, Kent county, Del. Apply to
JESSE s. HUNTINGTON.
Nov. 4, 1854.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
BuENA VISTA, Dec. 29lb. 1850

H'VT.NN ZJIn, IbDX.
lhavewIinessed with much satisfaction the working
IN my barn, Of new Corn Shelter nut I'M for nv in
specIOn BY The Messrs Reading. the Patentees and I
have no hesitation IN saying that seems 10 me
ly superior TO any other have ever Sc in use Ire
capacity IL inlly one thousand bushels per day. and
aud four men; the cobs are separated by il from the
grain, and the grain itself much less broken than hv
She others think IL very great improvement IN
Iheiling Corn. JOHN M. CLAYTON
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
ST. AnB0AT BALLOON FOR PHIL !
Bl.ELPIlIA.

~ :. THE STEAMBOAT BALLOON
$500 $3.50 leaves Smyrna Landing, Con Long
Ioint) for Philadelphia, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at s o'clock, A. NJ.
Returning, leaves Chestnut Street Wharf. Phil
adclphIa, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRDAy, at 5 o'clock, A. NJ, touching at Dea-
X mes Landing, Port Penn, Delaware CITY and
New Castle. gong and returning.
" Breakfast and Dinner prov .dcd on board.
Freight carried ut the usual low rates.
WIN. S. BALL, Captain.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
AGENTS

The Committee believing that the success Of this
Great National Undertaking viii be material promo
ted by The energy and enterprise OF intelligent and per.
severing Agents have resolved treat III such ON
The most liberal TENS
Any person wishing 10 become Agent, by sending
posi "ldl 81 Will receive by mail One Dollar
EngraN ing, Gift Ticket, Prospectus. a CaiaIogue
and all other necessary information
On The ilna completion of The sale, the Gifts will be
paced III The hands OF Committee Of the Purchasers
L. he Distributed, due LOice OF which will be gwen
throughout Ike mied States and the Canudas.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
BOOT HALL.

BOOT HALL.
NO. I64 South Second street, below Sprnce
,. Opposite Little Dock, Philadelphia.
s,Is A Il BOOT la L." may be found than,
Y#4 "A sands al Boots, Shoes and RubDers, chea ~,
"a Than at any other store IN the city.
Gent : Boois--caii, kip, water lie .ther. lrom 81
10 81 LADIES Gaiters-all coiors Lon ~ r,s w. :.
% Boys BOO's-caIt kip and co hide. ali nr,.as =
Children and Misses Boots aud Sh,es-alI colnrs
20 els; 10 ~ W. CONWAY Is constantly manuIartiir
ing all KINDS "l Boots and Shoes: sn iht '''
can make tlIr purchasers can make lher selecIo,,.
from thousands. Don forget the Bi.r GUN
JOHN CONWAY.
Nov. |, '54-3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
2JO.OOO GIFTS

y Ihc ActudI Cost Of &IJU,UCU.
Each purchaser OF One Dollar Engraving there.
fore, receives not only Engraving richly worth the
MONEY! bui also ticket which entities him 10 one of lhe
Gifts when they are distributed
FOR Fly f DOLLARS. shIghy finished Engraving.
beautifully panied Oil and Five GIil Tickets viii
be sent; or Five Dollars worth OF splendid EngravIngs
can he selected from the Catalogue
copy OF The Catalogue, together with a specimen of
HE EngraN gs, can be the Office OF Tins paper
For each Dollar sent, all Engraving actually worth
that sum, and Gilt Ticket will immediately be or.
Ma;ded.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
CARRIERS
) L \ y | SH MIXTURE
The Great Purifier of the Blood.
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN TT.

ne Oredt Further OF the Blood
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN TT.
Let the Afflicted ReGd and Ponder!
An lninllibe Remedy for Scroiula Kings Evil Rheu
malism. Obstinate CuianeOus ErupIlUns PImp.es or
IOstnlea OII tho Face, BlOiches, Bells, Ague a,d
feNer. Chrome Sure Eyes. Ring Worm or Teuer
Sca'dll' adj, Enlargement and Pam ui The Bones and
JOHNS Stubborn Ulcers ), phIIItic Disorders L,Im
OaZO Spinal Com aInis and all Diseases arlsiup
ln'm a' h J'dIcIous Use Of Mercury. lmprudcnce IN
Liz Df inPurity OI the blood
" ihIs great ulIcr4hve medicine and purifier of
DioOd 10 no~ used by thousands Of grateful patients
Iion all paris Oi the Uned States who testify daily
10 me remarkable performed by the grea,st on
- INT dICInes, CHARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE -
Neuralgia Rheum,iI>m. ScrUiula. EruI,tiOils Oh the
eA Liver OIsease. Fevers, Ulcers old Sores Alice
h'l1 ." the Kidneys, Diseases of the throat, Female
Complaints pans and aching Of the Bones and JOINTS
are speedily put 10 flight by using this great and ines
hHnabls remedy
FOR al diseases Of the Blood nothing has vet been
found 10 Cum, with IT, Ii Cleauses the system Of all
impurities acts gent and efficiently the LAYER and
h'ueyb strengthen, The DigesliOn gives lone To the
AtIInach, mik-S the SKIN clear anu healthy and re-
hores the On>tuIOn. emleebled by disease broken
"o"h by The excess UI youth, 10 lis pristine vigsr and
Strength
t0r the Ladies' il il ncOmparab!y better than al the
Cosmetics used. y few dOses Of Carriers Spanish
Mixture Will all sal:OWness OF complex On
brinS The fuses mamtng TO the check give oIasgicy
u heSiep. and IMPROVE the general health IN II
III |Aabe degree hey Oni all lie medicines ever heard
Of.
iaTge niinher OF ceTtIhcites which We nave re-
ceINed from persOhs IRON ai parts vi the Uhed Safes
Is The lest evidence IaI there llnmbug about
Ihe pr' hotel Keepers, magistrates ply sIcans and
pnilc mon. well known 10 the eouimI nlIy all add
rT iesIIIti1ly the wonderful effects Of ihIs Great
BuOsl Purnier
! "n he Agent and get Circular and Almanac
niHl ca the o1deTful 'ucs hs Truly greatest of all
Hl' d.,I has performed
\"ne genuine unless sign~d RI.NNET & BEERS.
ff0rP.rtJ.s No Pearl street, RI'hBOnL Va; whom
AL OrGefs frshpplies ud agencies must be addressed
All a. -, 1
Del. and NJ. v. BOYER, MIlllngton, Md.
Dec. 8. lS5I-lY.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
ID. stevenson.

DEsPEcTFULLY announcestO the public
g. IL genela ally that he still contiBues his
LII MARBLE BUsI NEss, in all its various branch
s~-@ ss afthe CORNER of COMMERCE and MAR
kEr SHEETS SMYRNA, DELAWARE. where
he will Manufactures, and uiake TO order, MoNU-
MENl's aud GRAVE STONES, ofthe most approved
aud dern styles He wiIiaiso manufacture MAR
BILE MAN1ELSs and DO all kinds OF worF IN connec,
zion with buildings with nesiness and despatch. and
~ Phladephia prices. lie would Stale That all work
~ his ilue 10 poniof beauty oh sapRess and excel
isnce Of Srkaanship shal be unexcalisd. lie there
lure assures s.x public that he make is 20 tho
iserpss Of exend I'm share OF their patron
sIe. fyoEysrs from che esagtsy stss9ass y sass
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06

| ANlNG purchased OF W. +. SIMPSON ms STOCK
II OF Jrnss and Chemicals, ard having a thorough
knowledge OF The business alter twelve ycars eAIcrI
ehrc, would Iniorm The citzcns OF Smyrna aud snr
FOUNDING country that shall always ketI, on hand ,
fresh supply OF Drugs and CHcmlcas | am also Ape,,
tor all OF the Popular .Hcdloincs ol the day PhyS!.
Flaus descriptions carefully and accurate IL com.
founded. as INC greatest care taken to prucur.
.iOOD AND RELIABLE DRUGS AMI Ciit,N,
GALS, PhysIcans and Families eau icnrn.: On pr
curing the "rtIcle N ITS uImost purity
g.. FuOdAS MAGENS
II Commerce Street, above Main
Smyrna, June l3 lS53-ly,
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
HOLLOW,AY'S PILLS,

TO the Citizens Of the United States:
most humblY Al sincerely ahauk yau for The i'm
snsnse patronage which ysu have bestowed upt NV
fils. take THIS opportunity of stating that nv An
esstors We're all American eltizens aud that entertain
A1s all that concerns America and The Americans the
1ho nNeIy sympaihes, 50 much 50 that originally
compounded these Pills expressly to suit vour cIima
habits constitutions and manner of liking intending 10
establish myself among you, winch have now done
sby taking premises in New York
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
...-,... e, SO MAIDEN Lane, New York.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
Reeve u. Knight,
(Succ 'ssor to Hartley y knlght.)
BEDDING AND CARPET
WAREfT(lI-NE

NO. las South Second street, five doors above
Spruce street, Philadelphia,
Where he keeps constantly on hand lnlt nssorimeD,
:, oi every ar Irle IN his line OF business
Feathers, Feather Beds, patent spring Mat
tresses; Curlcd Hair, Moss, Corn Husband
STRAW Mattresses, Velvet Tapestry,
Brussels, Three-Ply, Ingram,
EenItian, List, Rag g. Hemp
Carpetngs, Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings, Cocoon
and Spanish Mattings, Floor and Stair
Druggets, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats,
Table and Piano Covers.
TO which he respectfully invites the attention of nnr.
C"~seH Oct. 4, 'jIly
Smyrna times., 1854-12-06
A M ERICAN ARTISTS
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VIE American Artists mon Would respectfully
L anhOulce 10 The HiZeus OF the mied States and
The airias, thai Or the purpose Of culllN atg ase
Tor me Inc arts throughout me country, and with the
We" "l enabling every family heCOme possessed of
galley OF EngravHICs by The FIIsI Artists OF The
Age, they have determined order TO crcaIe an extern
sNe sale for their Emgra> ngs, and thus not only give
empO! meh 10 large number Of artists and others but
inspire among our cOnnlrymen a Irks OF art
10 ptsen 10 The purchasers Of their Ell rayIes when