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the infamous conduct of the rebels. The pres
ence of the Queen at Madrid is the best pledge of
the maintenance of confidence
The Moniteur publishes the following tele-
grapic dispatches:
MADRID, July An engagement took place
yesterda, between the rebels and the Queens
troops. The loss of the insurgents Is eonsidefa-
BILE. The garrison remains faithful. tranquil
ty has not been disturbed at Madrid.
BAYoNNE..J July , According to the royal de-
cison, the whole Of the Peninsula and the ada
cent islunds are placed in a state OF siege. An
order has been given 10 surround the insurgents
and to direct the troops against them from all
points.
The Latest Particulars.
PARIS july Intelligence from Madrid to the
Both ult states that the town was much agltaed
The insurgents, to the number of 1000, were at
the Campo del Moro, at about a gunshot from the
Palace. General Campuzano director OF the ar
tilety had refused to attack them althaugI
protesting his fidelity 10 the Queen.
General O. Donnell was said to have summoned
the Queen 10 Charge her Ministry Unless she did
so, he threatened t. attack the town the same
evening.
RETREAT OF THE INSURGENTS.
A despatch from the Spanish government of
the I'd states that the ST. at in the afternoon
the Queens troops attacked the insurgents, and
gained a signal advantage over them; that the
priyates had demanded leave to return to their
duty. The truth of this despatch was univer
sally doubted at Paris. Madrid is tranquil.
LATER.
Three days later intelligence by the Niagara
states that the insurrection in Spain is formula
bic. The insurgents maintain themselves, not
wthstandng the battle near Madrid.
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MARRTHD

Married on the goth inst in this city, by Rev.
j. l.. PRCHARD, Mr.. GEO. w. APPERsoN and
Miss AGNEsS X. LEE.
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The New York Times announces with much
pleasure that its circulation in France has been
suppressed 1t has been honored with decree
of introduction from the French mails
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RETREAT OF THE INSURGENTS.
The Eastern Virginia Lands


The Williamsburg Gazette gives the following
facts, to show the capacity of Eastern Virginia
lands. sour worthy friend, William S. Peachy.
of this place,say the Gazette, purchased a small
tract of land, some short distance from Williams
burg, remarkable for its barrenness for which he
paid the sum of seven dollars and twenty five cents
per acre. He ploughed up Poverty Ridge,
portion of the land called, because it was poor
er than any other on the premises, sowed one
hundred and fifty pounds guano to the acre,put
it down in oats, and realized from the crop, per
acre, SIS 81 cents and fraction.
The account stands thus:
Cost of land, 81 IS
Cost of euano 3 90
Cost of peas, TO
Cost of cultiyating, harvesting, &C., 3 90
Whole cost, Is 90
Which deducted from $l8 81 leaves go AZ clear
gain to the farmer, after paying for land, manure
cultivation and harvesting. Where can that be
beaten! He had twelve acres in oats and they
yielded upwards of thirty thousand pounds in the
straw, some Of them having grown upwards of
six feet high and upon land that would not have
raised straw two feet in length, before this incon-
siderable application of guano. Our friend is a
lawyer by profession, and has only made this ex-
pertinent to prove what can be done on the poor
lands Of our much abused Eastern Virginia, with
a small outlay of capital. lie had no time to at
tend to this crop himself, aud entrusted it to the
management of his servants. This experiment
shows what can be donean we would be pleased
to hear that others were following the example and
would be happy to record the results of their farm
ing operations. There is on the land from which
these oats have been taken beautiful set of young
clover"
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p. L. Barnum's grand Colossal Museum and
Menagerie, are travelling up the valley of Vir-
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Great Bargains in Dry Goods!

FNtiE subscriber, wishing reduce his stock as low
n possible hegs the attention OF his friends ami
the public to his large valuable assortment Of SaP
and Fancy Dry Goods, which will be etftred very CHEAP
and without regard cost, until the l4lh n August At
which time the remainder will be offered at uucon
jy2l.dts JOHN T. DAVE.
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EUiN W. oAIII = hnvlng heen by conmoh co1HsF1'
~ President of the DO Nothing Society," 10 the past
sttmonths takes pleasure in announcing ohis nend,
and the public generally that b arrangement made
with Nessls. w. ". Lel1wich & Bro. of the Washing
ton House. h has taken charge Of the BAR, where he
wi be pleased them and BY the aid Of their par
ronaee, he hopes to lie able do sonnet ing potf
bic 10 himsefand pleasant them. assuring them th
the Bar .hnil always he supplied with the best lno.'
Cigars and Tobacco that courty affords and served
in styceqt To any, ! IL 20-dActs
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WILL BE PUBLISHED. ON 1st AUGUST
TIE CABIN BOYS STORY.
A Semi Nautical Romance of intense interest, by
the Author of the pirate Doctor the Law.
Yer's StorY.n the VOID Dncfnrn Nc x

A Semi Nautical Romance of intense interest by
the Author of the pirate Doctor, the Law.
yer's Story" the "Old Doctor" &C., *.
|ENHE success hitherto enjoyed by the author The
H. above lopuar works is sufficient gaarane- Of
the favor with which any productions coming from bis
pen will be received by the public. Tie Cubiu Boys
Story is romantic narrative. Illustrating the Hro
OF the Slave Trade. carried in the Coust ct AFRICA
The author ha served in the nnvl-and the deselhs
and characters painte tom personal aequaftsfce
tn them. The Is fail Of exciting Interest ard adj
venture the celebrated WORK of Defoe, "RobnsaCm
soc, and Las the advantage hst ri riuus hcuM
inasmuch il IS founded fucts of every occar
The history Of Il herone of The Story ZuleE
the Circassian Slase. purchased Cunsanfinopl, eu
Gated and married the rerkyss,yet chiyalric Seymour
the ,mmunder al the Alhatross is simply nalaion
OF fact painted from the life, and MI tie circus
ch actrs portrayed through the story ,ividy
and graz hicnlly
The publ shers hive already received orders for the
whole of the edition it originally their intention to
publish; consequently they have been Obliged largely
increase III md they respectfully request that al orders
may be SEPT in Immediately.
They confidently expect that the work will CT as
much interest ork o: fiction that hns ofatr
emauard from the press, Understandings since the
publication of "Uncle Toms CABIN works relating TO
slavery in America and con, have been numerous
none have appeared having relation the system OF
purchasing slaves the African Coast written by one
who has viii essed it in ali it, hideos defofmiy The
work is write in cbaste and Ture language md will be
welcome ard instruct addition the f,miy library
The work will form iifu octave volume Of 400
pa es handsomely illustrated with fine engrayings
elegantly bound in cloth. Price in cloth dollar
in paper, which cooirs will be sent by
the publishers any part # the free of postage
70 or sale wholesale and retail by the publishers,
ELLSWORTH & STREET,
No'22 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW York,
ALL Ill, Ia II. I,atF a
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VERY LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCh Ut
DOMESTIC x IMPORTED HARDWAkh Al
TUE OLD STAND OF TpURuAE Il ScaoolFELp, NV
GRANITE FRONT BUILDING
We have hand full and complete assaltme'.
Of Hardware Cutlery Sadiery~&c bought WITH gree
care, and ALI. FOR CASH, su II as
Building Materials,
housekeeping do.
Cabinet Makers do.
C"ncl M lker's do.
Shoe Makers do
Eacksmth's and Carpenters Tools Plantation otrir
sill, and many other Gods, great variety ana '' ~
VERY CHEAP
Ne invite al person, in want Of such goods to c'i
and us before they auy "a we are determined 10 sen
at low rates SCH0O yield 4 THURMAN
iuly l-d2t-tup & fi-rts
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SPECIAL NOTICES

r,,,1c,,rs g,,,,og.r,.,, - n
NJ va w ~ ~ "'ie Stunning oy mirror IN
'i'"''' e" i'"''' : 1'suette'ah udefy' Lyhehnurg,
w
The benu,eon. in,,ae s6alanaI -, ,ha "Se'
'e"u'""' ''iase seaae"ed thele;
| still might view IL, tom ,o lair.
=,
mus spoke ! ushahd to ifs bride,
- me stunning ny n Mirror SIZE
An" S'',Ne' 10 thhk that time would seek
- P''N ''' '0''' u" '''i e''eN'
This TANNER hear AMI quick ms thought
The beautiful resemblance rnught,
And fixed forever by his power
Making immortal heauy's flower.
Lynciburg iuly 18Th, 1854 Tivan q
pRorrnnr.rYoN- ~,
BE- ~ SA'1AA"A "a LINN whereas 1t may
III l. r,..r, - me- sen''ai'ols' VINO may
Lfi &c -. mn P'Vsen','ts 10 l'ossess
n"'u.u, lF'i,N'' a'tste ana durable portraits and
hin"tu'eS ~ SIZE same
hers, and the dear little whose hearts are linked
10 each otherby the tenerest lies, after the removal of
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Gents Fine Soft Hats.

- EABGEsE opened vest crday as fllloas:
- Gents wide awake Hats !!
"Whise Nebraska !!
~ KNOW NOTHlNGS.' -
"Nankin soft,
"Low Grown Pearl" iuiy .
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a Glass of Soda Water as coot as ice favored
Nun tsaf Pne Apple Syrup at John r. Wrgh is very
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NOTICE.

order to close up nd business, we Lave chahg'"
u the style of our firm to Scheduled & Thurman u"
der that the Hardware business will in future o'
conducted THURMAN g. SCHOOLFiELD
July LIST 1851.
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No'22 BEEKMAh STREET, NEW York,
And by all the Booksellers throughout the United
States ard British Provinces July ? 81
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-12-06
InSllfancn Notice

'HNHE Annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Kent County Mutual Lncurance Com
Pahy, will be held at the office of the President,
or. D. M. Fisher, in Smyrna, on Monday, the
n NJ day OF January next, that being the first
monday of said month, at which time an cleo
ZION will be held for nine Directors, to serve
Tor one year general Attendance is reques-
"a, as business Of Importance will be brought
before the meeting. All persons who are IN
sured, and wish to continue their insurance.
are expected to be prompt in the payment Of
thelr interest, to the Treasurer or his authori-
zed agent. Any person insured who wishes to
10 withdraw, will please give tice to the Sec
rotary before the annual meeting.
GEO. 3. DICKSON,
Sec'y Kent County Mutual Insurance Co. }
Dover, Del (
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Caution.

IIl'. subscribers would hereby inform the public.
thai no person or persons authorised to sell Read
ing Horse fOwer Corn Shelter unle,s they sell in
tory above dcscribed and all pc r>os are hereby in
l"rmci that We shall hold asy persons liable to dam
age who either sell oier ipr sale any machine
lnN"t'N ing our patent, or use any Surh machine unless
'hcE purchase IL of us or our authorised agents us
nave GRABBED no shop rights. And all shop rIchis
Srailtd by the paicntee became null and I,Ia al The
iIhc Ne purchased the copy righr II SAID territory
II machines are warranted 1" riVcsai sClcllon.
9l-U t rs address ed to the suscf!bCrsi ~ IriI,re
CITY, Delaware, Nilir"ceivc prompt attention.
f.. J. Hl DE ~ co,
Dec % lNJ3
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Let The Afflicted Read md Ponder!
an nailIhle Remedy for Scrofula Kings Evil Rheu.
nhaISln obstinate CHttncOus Erlpiinns plmpcs or
rostuIcs on The Face, Blp'ches Bolls Agnc and
rNCF; 'hf"nlc sore Eyes. Ring Worm or rcuer.
ScIld Head, Enlargement and Pam Of the. Bone. and
g"'iI'" stubborn lcers Sl philitic Disorders I,um.
b"lo SPinai Complaints, and all Diseases arising
lr"'' ah li'JHdIc GAS Use OF Mercury lmptldenc. IN
lie, "f impJTty OF tlr Blood
81 IhI- gG':i uiler.hvc la dIcinc and purifier of
ho;u Is la" used hr thousands of grateful PATIENTS
lf"t al paris OF The United states Mh, testify daily
IL hc mr>anc cure, pc r!orntt! v HE pfc5,r.t If
~ meii'Ines, "CARfLRS SPANISH lIIX TURE"
N''f"l2 a. Eucum1iI>m, Scrnaia. EruTIiolls on the
>kn I.IN>r Disease, FeverS, Ulcers, old So.es Alice.
hIS "l tie Kidneys, Diseases OF The throat Female
complaints pans aud aching of the Bones and joints
are culy put 10 Hight by uSng this great and ines
Unable remedy
For al. diseases of the Bood no;hng las vet been
md L" COM are with II. Ii Ceai>cS the system of all
impurities, ac, ana efficiently on the Ilyerand
Auneys, strengthens the digestion, gives lone to the
,hnHach, inak's The skin clear ami hea thy and re-
stores The Constitution, cfcch!cd by disease or broken
doNn Iy The exec oiyouh 10 lis pristine vrgar and
strength.
For the Ladies' il is iucommralLy better Than all tl,e
cosmetics ever used. \ few doses Of Carriers Spanish
Mixture Will remove all salow ness OF ,oinplexiou
BRING The roses mantng 10 the cheek, give elasticity
To The sep. and Improve the general health in re
naIkablc degree hey onl all the meLcl.c. ever heard
ii.
The arg" number Of certificates which we have re.
etivtd !r' cg,uis tom all parts OF The i,cd States
8 ttr best c'idec t;.i there Is no Iuntug abouit-
The Pres hn;ri ktr!tIs, magistrates pirsIr!aS and
pHh.ir ncii, +" Gil hoHu The coiu, nIiy all add
to!. testimony 10 III" wonderful effects d! ihs Great
E.cod PurEier.
al on the heeaI anG get Circular and Almanac
ana read le Onderul tins uuly greatest vi all
Al'dlriacs has lerlormtd
Nono erarne uulc>~ ,tgn,d BENNET ~ BEERS.
ff'rpclpfS No. P"lri sfe!t, It huInI VA 20 whom
ali orders for supplies and acCucrs HIS, be addressed
And tor sale by ID. lGCkN GOD, Sinvrni,
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Registers Office.
Dover, Kent county: Nov. On. I

Dover, Kent county; Nov. 20, 1854.
7 Upon the application of EEgZA BETH q DAAv.
- son and EZEKIEL DAWSON, Administra.
tors oil WILLIAM DAWSON. late OF Duck Creek
hundred in said c0dny decelsed il is nrd,.y.I oU
directed by the Register tina, the said Administrators
give notice of the granting Letters OF Administrator
upon the estateOf tho said deceased,by causing adyer
tsemenis 10 be posted within iorty days from e date
of such letters III Sin OF the public places of The
county of Kent requiring all persons having demands
against the tate 10 present the same or abide nv an
aetof assembly in such case made ant proylaed And
also cause.-the same TO be inserted in the Smyrna Times
newspaper published in the Town Q { shy rna, and
continue therein SIX weeks
.$SS3sb GIVEN un9er the hand and seal NJ
t%91gHt. office OF the Register aforesaid at Dover
Sn& AH@Ss kent Comfy aforesaid The day and ycnr
W. ZkS gS above written.
FSgG r. w. REYNOLDS,
Register.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
EADING's. PREMIUM HORSE. POWER
- - ~ Corn Shelter.

III
VIE subscribers Having purchased of VIM. Read
- ing, OF Washington City, the Copy Right for hi
raieht Horse Power Corn Shelter. for the Slate O
delaware, Eastern Shore Virginia and Maryland
Mould respectfully inform The Farmers within said
territory that they are now prepared 10 furnish hem
at The low price o. Thirty five dollars
ms Machine has taken the following Premiums the
past season The first premium, with Medal al the
Worlds Far in New York city. The first premium
al Fasr OF American Institute in New York city The
hrSt Premium at FAIR of the franklin Institute Phiia
ddephla: The firs premium at following State Fairs:
New York. Michigan, Ohio aud Indiana; besides al
score OF County Fairs in different States.
III shells Corn upon all entirely different principle
from The other Shelters. Inc machine sepsrates The
cobs from the corr, thereby saving hands in oper-
aing IT. IL shells 1000 bushels of Corn in one dav
employing ionr horses and four men and IL has, hs
employing sax horses and six men. steed much more
The Subscribers do not deem Al necessary say any
thing further in its recommendation, beyond the fol.
loving certificates.
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WHOLESALE
HEOOk and Stationery EsOHsc.
Dec % 1853.

IN NEW YORK.
On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No Losses
Make II profitable 10 sell al very Low Prices
M ASON BROTHERS. % Pax Row opposite tho
IFI A~Ior house New York, offer one OF he mrs, q.
lcisINe stocks and complete s>orcn,s IN The counlr Of
BOOKS aud STATIONERY, for Cash Only
The amount OF C0uGs II line purchased hy country
merchants. Is ustay quite small compared h thcIr
dry goods hardware, and Other bills; and This very cir
un>ance absolutely ccmlcs ohprS IN The book bust.
ness, VINO sell on time, TO GET mC,r proofs IN order 10
make up Tor the losses and extra expenses necessarily
involved IN credit BUSH ol snail amounts II is
also easy Tor the merchant 10 make arrangements Ia
hny has book hi! Tor cash though might uni be 50
convenient for hnn 10 purchase larger bIIs in this
way.
These considerations have ted rs to adnrt IN ON r
business, from is dnc January it5 t. the following
principles. VIZ: smnii prGis nnrarying prItts, ana
GirGgs cash.
Being ourselves The sole publisher r. of number NJ
thcleadlng am'l most erCnSircty. selling Srhuul Book
III The country, AS well az works ia 0herLcpar,m,nts
our facilities are unsurpassed.
Call upon us, or send 1rde r. aud Judge for your.
selves II the saving you make by BUYING OF is tor
cash ~ worth white.
Our lUcaiI0n is very central aud easily found
Stand on The AsIOr House steps aud Ouk straight for
ward across the corner OF the Park and YOU cauuoI
avOc seeing uursigns Remember the name Is
MASON BROTHERS.
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TRIM NaENGS-

CONFECTIONERY AND STATIONARY.
MRS MARY A. ROBERTS takes this method Of
4tl informing the Ladies el Smyrna and vicinity,
thai she hasnO on hand and extensive assert
nent of TRIMMINGS, consisting in part as follows
Velvet Trimmings Cloak Trimmings Cloak Patterns
AleFn0es, VelVcts, Lace GuDds Kid Gloves IInsIery
&c. Also, good lot 0f CONFECTIONERY, sush as
Candies. Oranges, Lemons, &c. SheAlso keeps CON
sanily on hand an assortment Of STATIONARY
snch as Letter Paper. Envelopes. Pens, Ink, DC.
She would embrace this opportunity Of returning
her uniegned thanks to those Who have extended their
patronage TO her heretofore, and OF soliciting con
nuance of The same, promising that she viii spa fe no
pains esplease her customers. -
MARY A. ROBERTS.
Smyrna. NOV. Q, 1953--Iy.
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AMMUNITION, and FISHING TACKLE.
JOHN KRlDER, Manufacturer ard Importer Of
Guns Rifles. Pistols. and all kinds Of Sporting Apra.
ratus, constantly hand and Cor sale al the n f. Cor
Of Second and VALIANT street, Philadelphia; which
can be sold asiew wholesale retail at any estab-
lishInent Of the kind in the Us
J he Franklin Institute of Philadelphia warlcd TO
nm Tor work i'anshp two ercatcs, six silver me- ais
and one recall pre- MUM since 1910
The Crystal Palace OF New York also AWARDED
him amcda IN 1891 The only oae Civ, II iur Shot Guns
ard Rifles in the United States
" krlder's Sporting Anecdotes Price ST.
Address, JOHN KRIDEP
Oct.4'j 3m. Second and Walnut Sis Phiia
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BuENA VISTA. Dec oqth 1850

BUENA VISTA, Dec. 29th, 1852
Ihovcwltnessed wnh much satisfaction the working
III my barn. OF new Corn Shelter put vi for my in.
speciIom by tho Nlessrs Reading the Patentcrs and
have 40 hesitation saying thai seems to me greo,
ly superior TO any other have seen in use lis
capacity Is fully One thousand bushels per day. and
hs Inhibited by the employment Of only four nurses
and Tour Inen The cobs separated by il from the
gram and the grain Itself much less broken than bv
She oihers. think very greGl Improvement m
theilimg Corn. JOHN M. CIASTON
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Notice,

THE undersigned ELIZABETH G. DAWSON
aud EEEklEL DAWSON. nunrd above,
hereby give notice. that Letters of Admlnistra.
ton were granted TO them Tie 18Th day of October
1851 all persons therefore having demands against The
Deceased estate, will present the properly attest.
"d on or beiore the 18th day OF October, 1855, or
abide by law in tins behalf
ELIZABETH G. DAWSON.
EZEKIEL DAWSON.
Nov 90 IS6I-GU
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D GRiGS, PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS AND
w ~ Dye Snls. French and Jersey ZINC Paints.
PA Pure WhEc Lead.
Window Glass, colored and enameiled
Superior Coach ard Furniture VarnI>hc.;
With lrstrate assortment o fresh Drugs and Cheni
Gals, for sale FL
ALFRED WILTBERGERS,
Drug and Chemical Store
No lG9 North Second street, Philade!ubjo
Principal Depot for the sale uf }arow's Indigo BIur
Sterling Save, iAtlersaiIs Ieuv Powders and Bar.
bCr'> EmbrOcatIOn.
81 Physicians lnd eeperssupplIed. Goods
sent 10 any OF The DcTo', free OF charge
May 81. lily.
&TEAM DEEING amd SECURING: ESl AS
- lI>lIMENF.- Mrs. f.. w. SMITH Widow of
Walter Smith, successor TO john Juncs No % North
tilth street, between Market and Arch PhladCirhla
P!ECE GOODS d every drscriptiou, Dv ID 10 am
color. re dressed, re toldtd. aIn l..l al cICS!
Ladies Wearing Apparel al every description Iycu
III le most fashionable and permanent cOloTs I'm:
ished in a gn0, style.
MERlNO, Cashmere and Crepe Shaws, Table and
Piano Covers, cleumsed and pressed. without fading
the c0IOfs
PONGEE and Sikh Dresses redycd all colers, and
w9icrcd eQHlIu new.
Gentemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dyed in superim
style. Imarch %, 81 Iv.
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Smyrna. April12. '5i-tf.
FRAN E1E1EN HOUSE,
Chestnut street, between Third and FoGrll

Philadelphia.
OLIVER II. P PARKER, of Ohio and JAMES
III. LAIRD, al PhadclIna, have leased lie aLnI4
well known and popular louise for a term Of 1.rs;lc
no" prepared to accommodate guests manner quuI
10 ar.V DE ciir
The loratoh OF 1his house is superior 10 any other
helne Il ImmcdIue profanity 10 business; also t. IgoAi
Ot The Banks, Pubic Offices Post Office and the FL,
ckange, where nIbussGs for all parts Of the ci
The hose havine been put ia thorough repaIr aI.d
atw furniture addcd.wiih muny modcrn ma rovtncl,
VIII add n:gc!, 10 The ctnur OF guests Tho IaI,.s
All nj all tunes he sun rd m tie best the market
affords, an nothing shall he wanting on our narI 10
make tbs FRANKLIN Iru y the Travellers iI'n.c
1curpulronage Is most respectfully solicited
PARKER &; LAIRD
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q =
ME'SRs. READING: Gcnilcmen-This is to certify
mat have purchased one OF your Corn Shelters AMI
II Is now III operation on my farm, with which ana.
nuch plea ed 1t combines several advantages su,,c
Gf 10 any have seen such as Smelling the corn yerv
clean, and moi breaking the gram Also, Separating
The gram from The cohs and Smelling very fast
Yours, respectfully, JOHN {. CLARK
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-,,E u - n a IA = 4 a EGS
NsfLllNG OFF! SELLING OFF, Al the od
~ STAND. No IS Arch street, c,,y rb;rJ ,h " h ""
=" Il OF Fancy Fufs belonging to the latg am, well
known firm of SOILS brothers is NOW being sold M rc
u' cd prices ia order 30 close the estate This is Tho
peS' am bei aSS":lment OF Furs that be found and
ceIiS'slN0i Sable Martha Mink Ft.sh Squirrel md ali
other knds OF fashionable Fus. ia Ca|cs Vctorincs
Gall early and laake you: selections
DAVID Il. SOILS
Surviving partner of late firm of Soils Rrothars
No. IS Arch ST. between ID and I'd St.
Nov. . l.3m. pb,Iod"Ib;
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-12-06
A G. u RE FOR ALL!
H0LLOWAY's OINTMENT,
Citizens Of the Uni ~

Citizens Of the Uni N
You have done me The honour as with ona vo;c.
from one en' ~ he Union To the other Ia slamu rI,
Fharsct ~ nay Ointment with yoar apruha!ipn. l.
yOu. aHd ArSa,iy. has Obtained more c,rbriiy ,h,i
Aiiy other medicine Short period
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
81 Maiden Lane New York