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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26
rrTbe election is oyer. and it is hoped m,


IrThe election is over, and it is hoped mo-
ney matters will be easier. Still we must pre-
pare for the cold weather and gel our necessary
slothing. Our friends SPRAGUr q Co., No 1l3
Main street, are determined to sell their cloth
ing al prices in accordance with the tigltneSs
of the money market, viz, remarkably cheap.
SO we advise all to strike while the iron is hot,
10 90 and supply themselves while their stock
contains such handsome elections of the fin
est materials, which, If you are not satisfied
with those ready manufactured, they will get
up 10 order al the shortest notice the finest
suit imaginable, and cheaper than you can
buy il ready made in any other establishment
in this city.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

uWe shall finnish The official vote OF Ohio
at the last election so soon as il Is published
by the Secretary Of State.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26
The Next House Of Representatives.

Elections have been held in eleven States
for members of the mex; House of Representa-
tiveS with the following result
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26
~Tbs following letters containing valuable

BrTbs following letters containing valuable
enclosures, havsbsen rcturnsdt to this Office, from
= the Dead Letter Office II not called for within
thirty days, they will again bssent tCthe depart
> ment At Warrington.
James 0'Donnell,
Widow O'Brisn, care Of
Patrick Trsacy.
VIC. GOULD. P. ".
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

Ten Thousand ofthe Allied Forces and Fighter
thousand OF the Russians Slaughteredg
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26
Commercial and Monetary Matters.
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 10.

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 10.
There was but little regular business transact.
ed on Third street to-day, owing to the unsettled
state of the Money market. In the absence OF
operations. we are unable to give other than NOM
inal quotations, which, in the present auctuating
state of affairs, would be useless.
Exchange 10 less firm, with unchanged rates
for Eastern.
Immediately on the opening of Ellis 4 Sturges'
Bank this morning, a run was made upon IL by
that class Of depositors h o,while their deposites
are comparatively small. are most easily alarmed,
and always ready 10 join in an excitement such
as was witnessed on Third-street to-day. IT
must have been gratifying to the proprietors OF
this concern to witness the disposition to aid them
that was so generally manifested by our business
men on this occasion. While the small depositors
were eagerly pressing forward with their checks,
calling for sums varying from ten to one, two
and three hundred dollars, our merchants, the
heavy depositors at the institution, seemed no
less eager to flock in withtbeir valuable deposites
go that, Notwithstanding the immense sum
drawn out from the bank during the day.we hear
lit asserted that at the close of business hours,
there was more money in its vaults ~thanthey con-
tanned at the opening Of the bank this morning.
Be this as it may, we had peculiar demonstration
of the promptness with which all checks were met
at Ellis & Sturges' bank to-day. which gives us
the best possible assurance OF the entire ability OF
that concern to meet all its liabilities.
A run was also made on the banking house Of
Smead, Collard 4 Hughes, but as in the case OF
Ellis L Sturges. all checks presented them were
promptly cashed.
In regard to these two banks, the better clas
of their depositors, so far from feeling any alarm
as to their ~solvency, have oil come forward VIII
proffers of assistance and support. Aswe before
I--o-LoI Al,o G,v,,n't xro q mazda hv n pla az of DpF-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

urJouN ]. TRoxELL& Co., No. i46 Fifth
street, Cincinnati, have on ham, end are still
receiving from Eastern cities large supplies Of
Bonns,s, Ribbons, Flowers, Embroideries, Silk
Mitts, Kid Gloves, and q complete assortment
of Millinery Goods, together with every article
Of Hosiery, Gloves, &c. for everybody Of all
ages, sizes, colors, with many other articles
which we cannot 'enumerate, to all OF which
they invite the attention OF the people OF this
section Of country, merchants in particular,
and the rest Of mankind. VIZ advise our
readers, when they visit the city 10 give them
a call II they wish cheap and good goods.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26
TEN SHIPS OF WAR SUNK!

Toenty-tro thousand Taken Prisoners
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26
Complete defeat Of Russians in the Crlmsa!

THE CITY OF sERAsroPoL IN RUINS
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

Richardson quotes the market for Bread.
stuffs quiet; and the sales only of a retail char
acter. Good descriptions were firm, but inle-
rior qualities were dull and lower. McMakin
quotes Corn Is. higher.
McHenry says Bacon was unchanged in ev-
cry respect. Cheese in demand. Lard and
Tallow dull.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26
-FOUR DAYS. LATER FROM EUROPE.

Terrible CARNAGE 3.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
CERCULAR

6ammD VIE subscriber hegs leave respectfully to
- INFORM his friends and the public gene
MAKERS FINDING STORE. nj The old oa,apiInI ap1r u
stand, No. l34 South Second ST. beIo,v rocL s,e
FhnaueIphia and from his long exneriepce IN ~,
odsiness datiers himself that he We'll undrs,J iie M
wants Of The Trade. 'ne
Ihe stock OF Goods now on hand compr:ses evcr.
description OF Materials used bv r!,hinot . re- every
ssiing in part Of the following; 9 'o"
., iIarnWARE DEPARTMENTAL t;noo.
screws, Cast0rs, Bed Screws, Adds CARVING T9oIs
Ch'ir and Sofa Springs, Coffin Hanules. ScreHs etc
Also a lnl assortment OF Cabinet Makers Tools
Looking Olass Plates and Frames Glue Varnisb SonJ
paper, Hair Cloth, Curled Hair Rurlans RocH on,,
Fancy Silk and WOrsted Gimps Sofa n nd Char W.,
IwIne, Sackng Bottoms, Rosewood Mohogan,, WI
Slabs N'ie"S' marble
The LUMBER Department. consists or Roao,,,oo.
ManOganJ and Walnut Veneers Boards and PlanLs
seasoned Lumber P'o N'N "'ner
- The FURNITURE Department tfor the
-. uade only 0embraccs a Large variety Of Fancy
- Articles, in rosewood, ,walAut and naboeany
including Tables. Wash Stands Chairs xbot'
Nols' Eiageres. Hat Racks, Bed Posts. turned and
carved MOuldngs &c anu
In making this announcement TO the nubtic tho
subscriber desires them that he do
Goods IN this country, in his line 0fbusness IN se ~
alr ana reasonable prices, and 10 guarantee tn gjve
satisfaction 10 his numerous friends and patrons
Ills faculties for business are unequalled having
aValled himself OF every opportunity sered for the
production OF goods on the best pnsSIble tern,s All
Foreign Goods of his own inportation All r.
mesilG Goods are bought from first hands; and ever
thlng procured 10 the best advantage 10y
oolciling continuance of the very liberal patron
age heretofore bestowed on our house
Very respectfully.
THOMAS THOMPSON
Philadelphia, may II, '54-3m '"4''
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
STEAMBOAT - - ZEPHYR.

-FIfKIFB resumed TO Smyna, Dover, New Castle
Il Delaware City and Port Penn
That swift and substantial Steamboat, the Zephvr
having been thoroughly ovevhaued dining the winter
has resumed her trips between Philadelphia and the
above named places and will continue 10 les We Phia
delphia every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at 2 o'clock, returning every Monday.
"Wednesday, ard Friday mornings. leaving Done
Landing, al clock, and Smyrna Landing at 81
o'clock touching all intermediate places both ways
Stages connected with this Line al Delaware City,
for ST. Georges. Canlwelrs Bridge, and Middetown
also, at Dover, for Camden, Frederica. Milford and
Georgetown.
Fright taken at low prices. Breakfast and Dinner
on heard. e. J. VANDEGRIFT, Captain
March 9th 1883
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
Farm ers. Attention A

3f4 LEINAU'S AMERICAN
FERTrriZER AND UPER PIOSP ATE OF LIME
HAS No EQUALH
DREPARED expr sly for WHEAT and GRAIN
X Of all kinds, CORN, POTATOES and FlASS; -
suabIe for n soils. Ore barrel is sufficient for an
Acre Of Land. far superior Gualo, and a aIf its
price. eE he had al 50 SO per barrel S25 per ION
Of 2atD lbs Method oi using it, scatter broadcast
ppd Harrow ~. 10 be had Of The proprietor only.
GEO. A. LEfNAs PrOpr
No. 10 South Front ST. Philadelphia
Used successfully, by DR.. William w. Clarke Of
Fnndeph hla Gearec Grnvcs, Esq, Mr.. Field OF Fox
Chase, Pa, M. David OF Mount Airy. Mr. fanny,
anck's County. Mr.. Rhoads. Montgomery county
Mr.. Charles Wood, Isaiah Wood a Brothers New
Jersey, Mr. I5oudnoli Of Burlington City. New Jersey
Mr.. Bond Of salem, New Jersey. Mr.. Troutw.ne
Abingdon. Bucks County Pa, Mr.. Thinner Of Della.
ware County hessrs. Colegan 4 Kitchener ef Salem
courry, New Jersey. MIR Mahaaey Of Marietta Pa,
and a host Of Farmers. IN Delaware, New Jessey,
Penpsylvania nnd elsewhere.
Farmers making Muck Hills. will find few barrels
Invaluable. For FRUiT TREES (which it will
greatly benefit. by being scattered around after they
hasf been dug abcui--a &ght coatiIg For Sale only
by GEO. "A. LEtNAU, Propr
No. 10 South Front ST. Philadelphia.
N. B--The American Fertilizer has been used sac
sessfuly N ihe Islands of Bermuda and Barbadoes.
(iy.l
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
UNIVER SITY MEDICINES , ,

feOeTe'za Ague cured by Rooand's Tonic
Ma9ture.
nE university of Free Medicine and PonuIo,
Ahowledgei chartered bv the State of PennSvI
saa ~ lls last session, wiz 10Th April Is53 mo,1
1l M 'e purpose OF arresting the evils resuItng far,
e sle oil spurious aud dangerous nostrums ais, "a,
ie purpose OF supplying the public with reii bic re
leues' IN cases wherein the patient capnot eh,ayn or
VIII hot employ the best medical advisers. hov,nr
RRS.o Rianasco hat Invaluable remedy R0wand's Tonic
naAIore on account of its just celehtiy and knoY,,
1cucv III inc treatment of Fever and Ague and ts
hinutea eifectons-has no hesitation i'm recommont
lHS y IN The highest terms to the patronage Of ,%o
- Don Ell GON1PIAlNT cured by Row ,nd's Black
nerry KOot The above Instituted extends lis sonc,o
III Se manner, t. the remedy for "BoweI ComnIo;n
80 wen known as Rowand Compound Syrup OF I3ack
I'oo and earnestly recommend il TO the confidence
VI patients afflicted with these compians-helievIpg
II 10 De invaluable in the treatment of such cases
4 liOn Henry X. Strong
r., o.Io.r., Hon. J. X. Flanagan
~ Nt"e& VI 'he trustees, John r. ROwand NJ d.
D. X. Ashton. Esq
~ Hector Orr, Esq
N W MI Communications be addressed -Jobn p
4No"ahd' M d.. Head of the Pharmaceutical Dan.r,
AileH'' and President of the University
Home Dlspensafy and Office, No AZ Soutb S,conJ
Street, Philadelphi '" ''o'oi'o
Branch DispeReary al the Stores of 7. Moqens p
AlaBsteld Smyrna Del IOct 10 Ia5ae i
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
WeslcOfIs a. IViIIc,.-

M ASuFAcruRER OF Sash and Blinds, N. f. corner of
sanily On hand lar5e assortment of Sash Of all sizes
and thickness, Including thick with general assort
ment OF Rolling Blinds warranted equal to any that can
always on hand. All orders by mail or despoic6, will
receive prompt attention. and Goods delivered TO anv
part of the City or Districts, free of chaege.
Shipping or the California market supplied at the
shortest notice. hnoroIbQ IA a,o
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
building Hardware and TOoy
StGre exclusively.

Largest Establishment of the kind in the u. S.
"a W M; M. MCCLURE g. BRO, No. 28i
% w Market street. above Seventh, Phila.
u Manulac Ter's Depot for Locks Of ali kinds
Knobs" N"''" "iaSs
Premium Pore ian Knobs over 100 potterns
Silver Plated nobs Hinges DC, with tbe most
complete assertm ot.ef all the Modern Goods m this
Line. - ''''
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine our
stock. Catalogue Iser Thy Mai if desired
Hot Air Registers and FenlilatOrs at Factory Prices
05- All Orders put up under thc immediate superyi
sion OF the firm CALL AND SEE US.
march o. 50 6m.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
TRIMMINGS.

CONFECTIONERY AND STATIONARY.
MRS. MARY A. ROBERTS takes this method of
1'L informing the Ladies of Smyrna and vicinity
thai she has now on hand and extensive assOrt-
ment o. TRIMMINGS, consisting in part as follows
Velvet Trimmings Cloak Trimmings. Cloak Patterns.
Aerlnoes, Velvets, Lace Goods Kid Gloves, Hosiery
&c Also good lot Of C0NFECTIONARY sueh as
candies, Oranges. Lemons. &c. She also keeps con-
slantly on hand an assortment Of STATIONARY,
such as Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink, DC.
She would embrace this or pOrtunity Of TetnFnpg
her untelgncd thanks those who have extended theiF
patronage to her heretofore and OF soliciting con.
ilnuace Of the promising that she will spare 40
pains 10 please her customers.
MARY A, ROBERTS.
SMYRNA Nav 9 I953-Iv
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
NOTICE.

III AglNG been informed by highly respectable zen.
uenen from all parts Of the Stale that the m
r ~ Js universal IN advertising my Font Hill arm
or S,o my Object to accomplish some payate end
lar fpuced by private motive to gain partcu-
'"i InstI DslieltI and not really to effect sale.
on: by this information. take this method of
tan,;o 10 the public my serious and determined in
,ba WHICH WAS AND WHICH NOW u.s. to make sale of
chase Viii Farm Persons having any desire to pur
~ ~ b'-Priee reasonable and terms EASY.
roa,1,u DANIEL ItHIMINS
lfiIll, near Smyrna narei,
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
no DECEpTjON-

10 you want 70 make $50, or more. a week?
~ cin easily he done by any active person of either
sex AMI how by manufacturing even a single ar.
tirte 81 the many mentioned in my book to each OF
Mhich nll dir euIs gisen private family will
gam ten tunes the csl Of the book in one yeaf as
few cents Will eIiable them TO make for themselves
.yhnt nOw cost them dollars 70 bgy The pubic NAV
rely thai The recipes genuine. Phe hook Will be
tent 10 any address Ia the United States unon the re-
ceipt oi 81. EqstpsbI. Address
FK4ACIS }. EIEL, Philadelphia, Pa,
May 3. = Lin
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
ADAMS & SUFFER-.

WHOLESALE
rhoDUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. d, Water street, PHILADELPHIA. 4
HAVE for sale, low fer cash, NJ 2
800 boxes Herkimer Co Cheese
iDO tubs PRIME Gosller Balier
2OO kegs and bbls Penn and Ohio Buttet
$50 bbs apd kegs Lard
gV0 bozes Cogales a. Kmgsford' pearl Starch
90 boxes COxe's pearl Starch
SO boxes CASTLE Soap
goo boxes Olive Soap
100 boxes Colgate's Pale Soap
l25 cases fresh Olive Oil, qis and nts
lOO,OOO German and Hayana Segars
$4,000 lbs Sal Soda
Spices in all varieties ground and whole
Pearl Barley, white Beans, San Sago cheese =
Split Peas. Corn Starch, Pine Annie 40
Baking Powder. Farina Sealed hcrr;ng 6,,rr.n,s
Chocolate, Cocoa, Brolna Raisins Sads SaIse,a,,,s
lie Yarnand Lamp Wick Indigo Nn,ms"s
Hemp and Canary Seed Rice FIa1r rogaa ~
haccaronl and Yermicilli traots f' - N
Lemon Syrup Mustard seed etc
April I9-54-3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
Smyrna rIacIline Shon.

VIE sslbscflbefs beg leave to announce
n~Sy TO the public, that they still con
Sz - unue, at their old stand n, e,omme r.s
Street, tosfit mp all kinds OF MILL and
OTHER MACHINERY. having Lathes Drilling and
Turning Machines by steam; SO they are prepared ID
mfn and Dore TO order MILL SPINDLEs. SHAFTS
WHEELS. &c. They manufacture superior Thresb'
ing and Winnowing machines. warranted CORN
sHELLEKs which will shell $50 bushels per hour,
from The gfal. They are prepared TO furnish FARM.
ING UTENSILS Of all kinda Please give them !
CALI and they will accommodate on reasonab bic terms
CLEGG, ELLIOTT a co. Z
Smyrna. march 80 '54-iy. ~
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
HOnnets, Millinery Goods, &c

y
GO IVA LIVER has in store and is ,iaiiy re
$Vo ceIving from Manufacturers and lmpOr.
ters, handsome assortment OF Straw Braid,
Lace and Lawn BONNETS French and
American lowers. Ribbons. Silks, and general as.
soFtment of Millinery Goods
Also, new manufacturing Wire and BHRkram
Fraises and Crpwns, Of the latest III inch ard English
patterns,
Merchants and Milliners invited ~ call and ex
anime before purchasing, being coBident that his
style and prices will compare favorably with those OF
any cher establishment
WIN. c.. CALVER
No. SO v. Second st., Philadelphia
march 49,. '54-3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
IMPORTANT 10 FARmERs

EISS~zn-=a 'fiE subscriber having secured
Nm The exclusive agency for the sale
n1x1uzzM1 ErxzM the celNbraed frouy a. Meaf's
-, Centre Drnught, Selisharpenng
rfouBhs an" chsngs, would invite all who wish to
procure 'e very best Agricultural Implements call
n' n1, sofe no Dscaiur stfet between 9th and 7lh,
hear Niarss9 fhiiadeirhia who're nsy will find
sediment Of Plonghs o yarous sxes; and sub
soil tiougfs. CuIlvators StrawC Corn-Sheilers
OK fokes and Bows, Hoes, Shovsls Spades, IIav and
Manure Forks, Garden Rakes, Horse Rskes etc. either
Wholesale or ResaiI CIiAS. UEITE.
April 8, '54-61n
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
New Wall Paper Warchouse

DURTQN q LANING, Manufacturers and Imporl.
~ ers. No. I24 ARCH street. second uoor above
Sixth, philadelphia, WHARF may be toah the largest
and handsonesf assorpsnt in the city
Purchasers from the eeIniry will find tito their ul
vantage 10 call at our sofe, where they will bo s,llte
with Superior article vi The lowest prices
BURTON h LANING.
No. l24 Arch street, above Sixtt Pbiladeis,taa
march 20, 'al 3sA
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
no the Citizens OF Sn,yrna.

e-xS$SN fnilE WORLDS Fair Prize Medal
fsssEI ssst.r Z ~ ~ TRUNK AIanuIaclory. No. las
sz Ji Y Isl jt'hesnut street PhadClph pha. above Sixth
- iru, olJones' Hotel. ALEX l.. HICKEY
a. co. have now On hand al IheiF establslmeni yer
ten Thousand dollars worth of fFqPks, yalises. LADIES'
Dress rnInks Bqpnet Boxes Carpet and Leather Bags
81 vfqa9s siylRs sp prices, all OF which we have
iaau actree n eur superior style expressly for our
extensive retnl trade. All of The above articles we
are prepared sell loWer than any other blishment
az Ills ely. w, 2lve also on hand ne assortment
2f ll91s fIqsscs, IFopeIlers Gigs. &C. for children
nse. A l.. HICKEY IL co,
No las Chestnut ST., front ol JnIes Hotel
May 2f,s5i 3pI
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
LOOK OUT FOR RARca,Ns

assor@eDf of s NE1 opening large and extensive
,Sc'eu WIN great care, and will sell them 'I Se
~ NV Moua particularly call the otteation Of the aS
ncoe tissues SshSr,%ent Bae@es Of Dry Goods consisting Of
ToOred m @nH rlsn Silks. has ever been offered mack m
Smyrna, April2G, 1854 W.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
incorporated American
n A NIr& ER IEATD "a

I11'II q Et1IAF y ILIEIVI ISUCIEI'Y
Oihce Removed to 5. f. corner of Spruce and Water
Streets, Philadelphia
WE object of this Society is to guard the Emiprant
l. against fraud and deception; and to furnish Them
with situations advice and relief 0- Free of Charge
W The American Emigrant Friend Society' a.
Office. the ONLY INCORPORATED office in his E;,n
and has no connection with any Intelligence, or 50
called Ewigrant Offices. " ~
GEO. 7. GORDON, Sec'y. w G. CAIRNS, Snpt.
Best City Helps TO be found at this Office Farmers
supplied with men and women Contractors fnrnisSe
with any number of men.
August 10, 1859 lly1
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05

EKuir, OYSTER IL OTHER TIN CANS.
IL Elm d EVERETT manufacture Tin Canisiers Of
Seyery descrlptonin superior II amer py machine
cans oyster cans and canisers OF every size and stvle
suitable Tor any purpose Having extensive facilities
and devong themselves exclusively to this line of bs
iow prices. REIN 81 EVEREITp "' 'e'y
mar ~, 5i-5inI No. 7S No rth Front ST. PhiIada
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
AMMONIATED
Super 4 hOsphatc Of Lime,

fIliS Celebrated Fersilizrr is superior tie best
Guano for top-dressing Wheat, Clover and Grass
Fields Sow at The rate Of 200 % $50 pounds per acre
Inc Ammsnin being fixed does not 0y of ~ most Of
that does IRON tnniao Where Wheat not dressed
me Fa'l Y Will nllsr or 10 be dressed early 10 the
prsng Often double AID three-luId crops may
20 thus secured and The land leis rich fer the benefit
other crops.
Manufactured and for Saie Wholesale and Retail
e.. B. ROGERS.
No. ~ Market street. Philadelphia
March %, 5i-3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
Window Shades.

NEW STOCK. TSEA Nrw STs,Y rs
~ l.. MILLER q CO, Manufacturers and Whole
os sale and Retail Dealers ia WINDOW SHADES
Sonk wesI corner Of Seeuld and Arch Streets Phila
delpnIa, suck as G0ihes Landscapes. Borders Vases
Screes, Bcquets. GCld Eorders. &c of tho mos,
beautiful designs and periectiCn or finish IN this coun
try and at such Low Prices as to challenge all compo
lltiOn Bnf and White Hollands, Cambrics TasseIs
CoIdS' hraSses, &C, IN every variety, for City or
Country Trade, We invite an examination OF onr
stock. at the Depot. Southwest corner ol Second and
Arch street, PHI ladel phia
March 22, '546m,
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
A VAL UABLE FAR MI
A t PUpLIC SALE


WE subscriber will offer at puhlic sale at SudlerS
- Vlile'nn SATURDAY, THE nth pAY OF jun
OF Land situated directly on the road from
suuaersvis 60 Beaver Dams in Cueen Anne's county
ouoihsanlng y Ss5 ACRES, more or less Tie situation
- handsome. IN beautiful aud Aourishinq ne,Uhbor.
HttT1SS sood. The improvements consist Of a good
Hill IA n rIane DWELLING, and all Other necessary
M IIl oui-Bmldngs. There lisa thriving Annie Orch
fs ara 81 choice fruit and ALSO vaeIy Of oihe.
wen palep containing variety of garden frmts ISc
na "u lump oihlrding water pentifly that is nnsur
ns Farm lies about fonr square, with arabic land
TUhg VIZ t1e road and full supply Of soeH Tfmbered
EAnD adjoining in the rear fits well know, Eor il.
Kn xlna Quality and Producveness easy of age and
very susceptible Of improvement and though hIiherto
used as Grain growing Farm il would be oroIahIe ,r
soasig purposes being very productive Of grass and
a. considerable portion well adapted to the erowtb or
FnpoIhy. NV s'O"u VI
THE TERMS of Sale will be as follows-Fl(lecn
nnp9red collars cash. The residue to be paid in eonol
sn,llnenls OF SIX twelve and eighteen monlhs1he
session gwen on the lst Of January 1855 -0''
CHARLES w. GLANDING
May 81, lSs4--ts. 'A''N0 . : ~ Hiu'
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
SUPERIOR
W Z ID DOW RK.EN NDG.

A BRlPrON & 20. No. 40 North Sccond street
n. below Arsh. Philadelphia. One of ih plosi ex
ienslve and best manufacturers in he United states
org1aiors Of some Of the most splendid styles of Blinds
and Shades, which have won the prizes ~ The Franklin
Institute Tor iheT superiority of finish and splcnd0r oi
conception. 9eJr Shades und Blinds of every variety
and ehaacier hand and made TO order short notice
and ieitcred ii required. superior style and at low
prices. Repairing and Jobbmg attended TO We study
70 please the public, fmareh2 %, '5l-9m.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-05
A Valuable House and Lot
at Public sale.

49, WILL be sold at Public Sale, on
nI THURSDAY, the 18th day OF
@.I JULY next, 1854, at Levi Coverdale's
Hotel, in Smyrna, Del, at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, a
HOUSE and LOT, containing about Al Acres
of good, clear ground This property is three
miles from Smyrna, situated on the road leading
to Kenton, near Parsons Hill, on the fork OF
the road, and adjoining the lands of John L.
Bilderbaek, Henry Massey and Others The
House was built for a store and dwelling. 1t
is new two-storied Brick Building, Q6 by 3d.
having been erected last summer; it has a
Kitchen back, with good cellar. A we'll Of
good water, with a pump, in the yard. This
is fine situation for Store.
o. THE CONDITIONS of Sale, are re:-Ten
per cent. of the purchase money to be paid on the
day sOt sae; the remainder to make up five
hundred dollars, within sixty days; five years
credit given for the balance, if required.
Any person wishing to purchase can call and
examine the premises.
JOHN r. BISSON.
June Ia, "a.