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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-08
HOUSE OF CoRREcrlos.-Ths frequent

HOUSE OF CoRRECTION-The frequent
crimes committed by boys and the enormity OF
some of them, together with the utter impossibity
of reforming their morals by sending them to the
city Jail to associate with all classes of criminals
are the strongest arguments that be used in
favor of House OF Correction, and we sincerely
hope that the City Council will no longer delay in
preparing such an institution. We have in our
midst gang of very bad boys, who engage in all
sorts OF petty crimes, and who constantly escape
punishment on account of their age. Every time
they are arrested and imprisoned, they become
more hardened in crime; and unless the Council
will take the proper steps to apply the corrective
at once, they will eventually prove the terror of
the city and of all good men, The people have
petirioned for house of correction-they have de-
clared their willingness to bear the expenses of
such an institution, and their representatives
should promptly obey their instructions before
them, and have House of Correction established
at once.
For eighteen months past the Council have been
deferring action on this subject and for no good
reason that We are aware OF We have heard it
suggested that before any definite action is TAKEN
it will be necessary to send committee of inspec
ton to Boston to examine similar institutions there
in order to procure a suitable plan. This may be
very important in the eyes of some gentlemen who
prefer Northern patterns for everything; but it
strikes thatth hundreds of carpenters and
brcklayers in Richmond, who could furnish plan
OF a building adapted to our wants in about thirty
minutes aud therefore we see no necessity for
sending North for that which can be had at home
But If Boston must be consulted on the subject
why defer it, II Richmond can only get House
of Correction by paying the expenses of three or
four gentlemen to the North, why not make the ap.
preparation at once and let them have their trip,
Why postpone from month to month that which is
SO essentially necessary to the Police efficiency of
the city, when every man in it admits that the In
stitution asked for is of the greatest Importance
and that sooner later it must be built We urge
the attention of the Council to this subject. and
hope that some member has the will OF the people
enough at heart to call up the subject at once, and
force vote upon il.
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BREAKING A LAMP Posr.-James Doran
and William Tustau were before the Mayor on a
summons to show cause why they should not be
fined for driving against and breaking lamp post
at the corner of It'll and Broad streets, on Monday
evening last. The evidence showed that the defen-
dants were riding down Broad street in a buggy
about half past O'Clock, and that when getting
near 7th street. their horse took fright from the To-
connective and attempted to run off. In endeavor-
ing to stop him, he ran against lamp post, broke
it down, threw one of them out, snapped off the
shaft and becoming uncomfortable, runaway
The breaking being purely accidental on the part
Of the defendants, the summons was disnis ed.
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BORROWING COAT-Wilson Powell, a
white man of some police notoriety, made his ap-
pearance before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer
his coat down in the lower of his factory and
gone above to attend to some tobacco. When he
returned, his coat was gone. He was unprepared
to say that the prisoner took IT. With the expeeta-
was adjourned until this morning, and the
prisoner handed over to Martin" for safe KEEPING,
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RIGHT TO PROPERTY

In an article on the Boston riots. the Nov,
York Cti-en John Mitchelrs paner, 40.
marks: According to the dogmas of Packer
ana Phillips and Garrison, to take axsv tba
properly OF Southern planter BY force or
lraua' Is not to steal or rob, though the r;obt
ny winch ne owns it is the Oaly right 70 am,
properly the only right by which Northern
aoolitionists own anything that i, theirs-tbe
law of the land
II would be, xallfor conservative North own
men to tAiaA Of this. If they give connie.
nance 10. lawlessness in regard to slave nro
Perty, they will give it a power which tbev
Will be unable to control, when it shall max a
war upon other property. Let them remem.
Der that Anti Rsntism is not dead and that
there are thousands of men ia the Nor,h
whose numbers are annually swelled by agra.
rians from Europe, who hold that pronertv
OF all kinds ought to be equally divided, and
against whose revolutionary attempts there
no other security but the lss and the re.
verence for the law which ahol;tion;sts arc
iaborlng SO hard to overthsow.
CAssius M. CLAY.--ghss man has ,y.;,.,
one OF his characteristic anti.slavery ,ettan.
to the n. York astitaae, the whole shirt 80 .
which may ~ inferred from the follow;nr
sentence: Il honestly believe that e e"ars
man Of the free States who voted far ~. ~. -
peal Of the Missouri restriction desa s -
death " I'VE
The death punishment being ii,nran,;.>s
Cassins recommends "breakine t,a as.lca ase,
wheel of public opinion He Is far on she
ing the slavery question into all eIess;n..y.
great and small, and for electing an nm,s'
Slavery President. 1.-THE Slayeholdins Ssa.a.
seoede, the National Governments, be ra
marks can either put them down, % do with.
ont them. as may seem most expedsent. This
plan Of the Free-Soil campaign, we expect.
viii be acted on. but with what success. s. at
present somewhat predetermined.
~ There seems to be sort Of eu;deu, ic
rssc.lify prevailing just now. We scarce.
" take up paper which does not record iii 4.
murder, or some other Aosuisl crime. Sat, ~
sesnsto be let loose for season. There ere Il =
also amore than usual numher OF ferriir Il
Casualties, y
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RUNAWAY MATcH.--A pair Of horses at
tached to a dole buggy ran of down Governo,
street. yesterday, and coming 10 contact with
lamp post, at the corner of Franklin and 18th So
broke Il down, and shattered the buggy. Thu
flight, turned down Main street, upset Anton's con
lection signs, and kept on until reaching Cosby,
stable on Wall street, wheretlley brought up
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
a. The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, ON Governor
Street is extensively prepared to every de-
s.rption of PRINTING on very superior Power
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low pr ces
for cash.
CARDS printed very cheap. on one of the last fast
presses. my IL
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REcovERiNG.-We are pleased to learn
that the little son of Mrs. Livingston, who was ae.
cidently run over by hand car on Monday after
noon last In Broad street. and severely bruised IL
rapidly. recovering from his injuries under the
skillful attendance of the physician called in by
one of the officers of the company to render med
cal aid The injured child Is about three years old
was at play in the street with other children, and
seeing the car approach, stepped upon the track
directly In front Of it. and there Stood until be
knocked down
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
=77T5s01Y MORNING. JUNT 4. 1854.


" Fun THE FMINUS.
Those citizens going to the Springs can have tnf
Dispatch sent 70 them tor any length oftime bytess
ing their orders at the Office.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND
FOREIGN EXPORT

JUNE 5.-American ship Grey Eagle Kinsnan
master, for Rio and market, with 2,343 barrels OF
flour.
JUNE 6.-Bremsn ship Johannes, D Won Tritzen,
master, for Rotterdam, with 662 hhds leaf tobacco
76 hhds STEMS and bark and slaves
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FRESH GROU Nd MEA .. received
y once every week, for sale by = - -
- A. u. MOORE. lso Broad 1t.
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YANKEE SOAP.-I00 doz lust received
Il and for sale to the trade at manufacturers prices
by ELIAS HALE,
je8 Io6 Main st
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DELIGHTFUL PIcNIC.-The Misses King
on Tuesday gave the pupils OF their large and flou
rishing school on Church HILL a. delightful picnic
at the Slash Cottage, instead OF their usual May
party. The cars, kindly and literally placed at
their disposal, by Mr.. Edwin Robinson. the courte-
Gus and warm hearted President of the Fredericks-
burg Railroad, started for their destination about
o'clock, with as happy load of young humanity as
was ever drawn along by the iron horse. A num-
Der of gentlemen and ladies from Church Hill ac-
companied the party, and renewed their own youth
and happiness in the presence and companionship
of so many happy young people. The day at first
looked unavorable but about the time of the start
ing of the cars the clouds cleared away and in the
language of an enthusiastic young gentleman who
was present 'the bright beams of Apollo shone out
with undimmed splendor." We understand the
day was passed most delightfully."-, without any in
terruption to the merry round OF innocent enjoy.
ment, except a shower about the dinner hour,
which was of short contin uance and only made the
air fresher and cooler. very handsome enter
tainment was provided for the party which consist.
ed in ALL of about $50 persons and the young folks
enjoyed also glorious dance Others found re.
creation and amusement in swinging and in wan.
dering through the groves around the Cottage. The
Misses King were most polite and assiduous in
their attentions to the large company and our wor-
thy friend Mr. Robinson, did every thing in his po
wer to promote the festivity and showed that his
own heart is as young as ever.
Blessed are they who minister to the innocent en-
joyment of youth. They who do this, are at the
same time among the most efficient ministers of hu
man virtue.
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&EWlNE BIRDS.-50 doz Sewing Birds
~ silver piated-iust received and for sale at
je3 ELIAS HALE'S, log, Main st.
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY.-A splendid
Il WHEAT FAN, in complete order. Any one
in want of an article of the kind may secure bar
gain by applying to
je 8-6t ALEX. MOTT & co.
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IMpoRrAsT CoMMlTTEE.-The following
gentlemen are the committee appointed by the
sBoard of Trade of this city,, last Tuesday eve
ming ITO procure signatures to the constitution and
to receive the requisite fee for membership, with
instructions TO report at the next meeting, to be
held at Metropolitan Hall, on Tuesday afternoon
the 18th instant. at 8 O'Clock Messrs HonAcE L.
KENT, WILLIAM BELL, r. B, HAxALL. WILLIAM
BEERS, R. A. WILLIAMS, THOMAS r. PRICE, and
WILLIAM B. 1sAAcs. Such of our merchants, me
chanics or manufacturers az may feel disposed tc
become members of the Board of Trade. 3 can dc
so by calling on either of the above gentlemen
paying s., and leaving their names. The import
ance of this Association is too apparent to every
business man In the city, for US to waste time il
urging them to become members
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1GUNS.-An assortment OF Guns Also,
~ Cutlery of every description. For sale at low
prcesby ELIAS HALE,
ie3 fp6, Main 81.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY OF every
w description. Also, Watches and Jeweiry re-
paired by experienced workmen. +. HALE,
ieS l06. Main st.
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TOATS.-Brown Duck, White and fsh
ey Linen Goats, of the latest style and lass s1s'
' sA' p 0RosHoNG, TuPMAN y Co..
ias ST Main street.
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VELyET COLLAR ALPACA COATS
made up in our superior style. Those Of osI ss>
TONERS who have beea waiting can now BE suRgoss,
0ROSHONt, TufMANA Coz
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hkAP U'ETE COATS AND FANS,
LA large assortment ofths above soeat W. ga
az customers ~ iits!.Ists siyiss nsa ~ co.
Il Sc Msia street
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06
DAYIS d CULLN

De1hTS IN lamps, Lanterns ]. CH0naclterS,
~ L. corner tOURll and CilEKitl Sire, Is Phila
-" deiphla having enlarged ant improved ihelr
Store, and having the Ia gcsl assortment OF an,ps IN
fhiiade pha they are new prepared 10 furnish INE
OlL,CAAIPHENE, BURNING ELL IA, ETHEREAL
oIL PiiOSGENE Gas and LAitD OIL Lamps, Ian
Terms, OF all patterns. Fancy Hotel and Hail Lamus
Chandeliers, Glrando!es and Candelabras and Brjran'
MIA Lamps al the Manufacturer lowest prices GIoss
Lamps by the package. al small tance over Au,
tI"n prices Being large MANUFACTURERS ot
Fine on, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oh, Alcohol and
(ihe only truc) fhossenr Gas, The, rui furnish lbrse
Ir IcleS al such prices thai Merchants Viii tlnd in IN
their advantage 1" buy. Call before gong elsewhere
II You want odrg IIns AsO the SAFETY Fluid Lamn
lOr sale. fn.t 2 lSj.-lv
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06

| rnE S.Rs Alt.SI DIS- UVENl or IIit
~, r-P'"nters Farmers, Fnmilies and others en-,
P,schase n0 Remedy eqi al To DIR Tobias VENETI An
L,iINI"ENI, Tor dysenlery. cRUlIc. Group, chronic
rneuhatisnl sore thrOaIs, tOOIhache, sea sirkness
uuis, Dnrls, swellngs. bruises, old s0res headache
'h9squito oltes pains in the limbs. chest back &c
u does not give relief, the money will be refund
The directions ~ " W
. IL Is an English remedy, and was used bv William
tue w. late King OF England. and certified 10 by him
failed ' '"'"s eieo nau
over 100000 Bottles have been sold in The I'm,
| a S'ates' without single failure, and many have
stated that they would not be without it, if il was O
applied. 'o' as IL Is
II cures Cholera. when first taken IN few bonrs
nrsehiery IN hall an hour; ToOihache in five min
u'es IL Is perfectly innocent take int rnaIlv and
y recommended by the mnst eminent physicians in The
United States " '
,,o PRICE 25 AND so CENTS.
DIX 1OBlAS could fill dozen newspapers rs with
cerhcates and letters relating To the wonderful cures
accomplished by his Llnmeni but considers war; mr.
~ sAihcle nt' us any person who docs not obtain
reilei need lei pay for il.
ok. TOBIAS has put up a HORSE LINIMENr in
piI DoltIes which Is warranted cheaper and better
tlan anV O'her for chOc, scratches old sores gals
S"eIlihgS' cuts, bruises. @c Price so cents
DIR. TOBIAS OFFICE
n. ,o- S4O Greenwich street, NeW York
JAM 20, lS54-.eup .Iy.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06
UNIVEKhIIY MEDHIALSTT


r'"'F"Hd 1g~e' cRredby ROwunds Tonic
MlItu9e
ne University OF Free Medicine and PopuIar
von;o chartered by the State OF Pens syl-
for r. its last session, wiz. Goth April 1853 mainly
tbo purpose oil arrestng tho evils resulting from
ib ~ ue oI spurious aud dangerous n0strums alsO for
fSe VI supplying the public with rei bic re.
will , III cuses wherein the patient cannn, Obtain or
n,.l ot enploy The best medical advisers having
Mss SIeu that invaluable remedy, Ruwunds Tome
"le oh account OF its Just celebIilv and Lnowp
@ IVY IN INC treatment OF Fever and Apue and lis
hlIIuied aiiections-has no hesitation in Recommend
afflicted. ~ P'"use u tle
DOWEL COMPLAINT cured by Row ,nd's RIacL
-; noOt The above Instituted extends its sapction
m "a & i@9 manner to The remedy for Bowel Complaint"
I ~ wen Known as Rowand Compound syrup OF Black
hooi and earnestly recommend it to the confidence
VI parents afflicted with these compiaInts,-belie,t.J
II u De invaluable in the treatment of such cases
Hon. Henry K. Strong,
A., o..,c, \ lion. J. K. Flanagan
y N' Vi 'hc AfuSlecs John r. ROwand, NJ D.
u. X Ashton. Es4.
~ .uc Hocior Orr, Esq.
n W All Communications be addressed john p
no"ahd A. d., Head Of the Pharmaceutical Depart
hieni' , ana President OfIhe University
!Ilome Dlspensary and Office, No. Al South Second
Street. Philadelphia
branch Dlspensary al the Stores of #. kiaeens, z.
NiailsiIed, Smyrna Del TOct u lS53-Iv
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06
TRIMMINGS

~ONF CTlO NARY AND STATIONARY
M KS MARY A. ROBERTS, takes this merbod ri
,h, i'iioLinils the Ladies' oI Smyrna and viCinI,v
HIeht % "l IRM MINIS consisting IN pirt as i,inw's
VGiVer trimmings, Cloak Trimmings. Cloak P,I,s,ns
nierlhoes' FtNt's Lace Goods, Md Gloves, llu,ler,
Nr. Also, "A good IOI nl COIFECTIUNARV .", -
CahueS orange. Len"ns, &c. She also kee,s f.,,
sihh'} ''h hahd nn assortment Ul SPArIO[AUV
S"Cn l. i''Htf l','fr' hVeiopeS, Pens, Ink, Dc
N"''L -" f''' this . r"rtHnliy OF returning
et u'''s"'" 'h'"h- i"tios, whOhIve extended ihrir
patronage to ner hrreIOlrre. and OF soliciting n ro
a"lace "i 'ho same promising that she will spare no
pains Ia please icr customers F ~
MARY A. ROBERTS.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06
TO THE AFFLICTED.

kNk1E subscriber adopts this method of inform
ing those who are afflicted with Rheuma-
tism, that he has recipe for making prepa-
ration that will effect a sure and permanent
cure of their disease, no matter of how long
standing it may be, whether Infammatory or
ChrenIc. 1t was discovered about the year
1886, by his father, who, after having been
afflicted very severely for upwards of ten years,
with rheumatism, was entirely restored to health
and soundncss 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 SUBJ
scrber has recommended it. 1t does not pro-
fess like many quacks, to cure all the ten thou
sand diseases to which human flesh is heir but
merely to cure Rheumatism, for which it is an
infaliIble 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 % ct.
or 90 CT. Bottles.
WIN. H. START.
June IA, lS54-4t.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06
Men and Bows CloIhing

LIVERY BODY should embrace this UppuI tuiity IN
Il buy Clothing for Men and Boys, al GEORGE
CULIN'S CHEAP CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, s. r..
CORNER MARKET AND SECOND STs., Phiadeluha
enbracIng u choice OF the best, most desirable and
fashionable Dress and FfLcA GuaIs, Habit Cloth do
Linen Drilling do Tweeds etc, with u greal varie,v
oi BOYS CLOTHING, consisting of Sack Goals Polka
JacSeIs. Monkey Jackets nude Of Tweed. Linen
Drilling, Cloth Alpaca, Kersel mere, Dueskin eIr
FURNISHING GoODs-Consi Ting of Shirts Slncks
handkerchIeIs etc. all OF which are offe re nj be
LOWEST possible cash prices aud cheap as any oier
Clubbing Store IN the Unicn
Parents WhO desire Boys CloIhIng are Carnestfv ,p
yiled TO examine the stock.
~ Country StofekeepeFs can be accomm odated az
cry low rates,
GEORGE CULlN,
S. +. corner Market and Second sis
April l2, silly.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06
Snsayrma HEachi sac Sbom

n.y. IrHE subsc rIbe rs beg leave 10 oannounce
-,,,vsssesG 10 the public, that they still con
sstA&@zzzNsd nnue. al lheIr old stand in Commerce
orrtr, !, sireet, to III up all kinds Of MILL and
r. Iain MAIIlNEhf, having LaIhes, Drilling and
u."ig Ni"cnihes ny seam; SO they are prepared 10
,WtitrI ,I pore 10 ofier MILL SPlNDLES, SHAFTS
&c. Ihey manufacture superior Thresh
SigIl,I g II" , hhowihg machines, warranted CORN
81 E;S, ; which wiii she'll l5O bushels per hour
mv IooV 10 ,SOo per day. and separates The Cubs
iSn me g. hey ere prepared To furnish FARM.
call. aud ihey viii accommodate om reasera6I 'orn,s
s,.., -. CLEGGa ELLIOTT d co.
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06
ADAMS g sUTTER.

WHOLEsALE -.at
fRODuCE COMMissIos MERCHANTS.
NO. q, Water street, Philadelphia.
HAVE for sale. low for cash,
$50 boxes Heriimer Co Cheese
r loo tubs prime Goshen Batter
300 hegs and bbls Penn. and Ohio But,e,
$50 bbls and kegs Lard
200 boxes Coigatc's & Kingsford pearl Starch
loo boxes coxe's pearl Starch
$50 boxes CASTLE Soap
40 boxes Olive Soap
100 boxes Colgate's Pale Soap
l25 cases fresh Olive Oil. qs and pts
100000 German and Havana Segars
ZjOO0 lbs Sal Soda
Specs in all yarietieo, ground and ybole
Pearl Barley. white Beans, Sap Sago Cheese,
Spf Peas Corn starch, Pine kppio do
bakInx Powder. Parma. Scaled herring currants
Chocolate Cocoa, Broma, Raiyins, Soda Salmrutus
Tie Ysmand Lamp Wick. Indigo. Nutmegs
L lIenp end Canary Seed, Rce Flour, Coffee Ex.
nceosuni and Vcnnicilii tracts z *
aums& syrup. Mustard sscd, eve. fKiaf
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06
Farm ers. Attention

II ar laa ePS. Alten alton
LElNAJ' ) AMERICAN
FERTILIZER AMP UPPER PfIUSP TIE OF LIME
HAS M E4UAI.H
DREPAHED exPr sly lOr WHEAT and GRAIN
L Of ali kinds, CORN, POTATOES and GRASS, IL
suitb bIe for all s0Iis One barrel IssuhicIenI tur IN
Acre OF LIi. far superior GuanO, aud at hall it.
price. can be had at 50 so per barrel or S25 per ton
Of 224O hs. Method vi using II, scaiIer Br6adeasi
and Harrow IN. To be had uI The proprietor unly
GEO. A. LElNAU, Prup'r.
No. 10 South + ron ~. Phladelphia
Used successfully. by DR.. William w. Clarke, OF
Philadeip ha ie0rg Graves, Esq, pr Field OF Fox
Chase, PI.. MIR. DAVID of hlonnI Airy, MIR Janmy.
aHck's County, Mr.. Rhuads. Montgomery county.
Mr.. Charles Wood Isaiah Wood a. Brothers. New
Jersey, MIR. BoudnoIl OI Burlington CITY New Jersey
MIR. Bond of Salem, New Jersey, Mr.. Troutwine
Ablngioh. Bucks County, Pa, Mr.. Trainer of Dela.
ware CDanty, lessrs. Coleman Il Kitchener OF Salem
County, New Jersey. Mr.. Mahalley OF Marietta, Pa.
and host OF Farmers in Delaware. New jersey.
Pennsy lvaniaand elsewhere.
Farmersmaking Muck Hills, will find few barrels
invaluable. For FRUIT rREES,-which il will
greatly benefit by being scattered around afler thoy
have been ug abont-n iight coating For Sale onIy
by. GEO. 4. LElNAU, PrOp'r
No.l9 South Front st. PHILADELPHIA
N.B-The American Fertilizer has been used sac
sessialiy IN the Islands OF Bermuda and Barbados,
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06
IMPORTANT 90 FARMERS

G&-n-. ME subscriber having secured
Nx@% the exclusive agency for the sa e
ssxes<s&sesSszzz"! q! 'ae ceIebFaCd PrOuiy d Mear's
&C re Draught, SelsharpemIng
iouSIs anu Ia. .hgS would Invite all who wish 10
PTIure Tue very De'I agricultural Implements 10 call
near Market. Philadelphia where Aev viii ind nm as
, 1I flonghs' OF various $Izes; side hill and sub
81 Ui Io"ghS EuitVat0Ts, Stfaw-CuteIs COrn-Sheers
~ S, nohes ana BOWS Hoes Sh9vels Spades, Hay anu
Wholesale or Retail CIIAS UErT,i
April ), '5i-bm
Smyrna times., 1854-09-06
WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery HouSe


Oh 'ne Sash RAN: Extensive sales and No Losse;
Make 1t profitable 10 sell al yerv Low Prices
M ASON BROTHERS, 23 PARK Row onnosia n,
AVA Asior house. New York. offer one OF The mos, oT
p0NE so' S @ anu oopGie assurmens in the country
DGUho I'm ana oIAllONEltY, iot Cash Only.
iae oi GOODS IN our line purchased by country
merchants, is usually quite small compnred with tbo;
dry goods, hardware and other bills and This ver or
cumsance absolutely cempes iobbers IN the bool bn
"no SCH oh ume' 10 get larger profits in order lO
Up io' tHe losses ana extra expenses necessar Y
'ou I "a u cIeuit Dusii ess ol small amounts Ii Is
also easy for the merchant 10 make arraugemop,. =,
buy his book bill for cash though n mch7 not i've ~
convenient for him to purchase s larner bills in ,b;
way. ~ ~ ''''s
nese considerations have led W 10 nd0p, IA our
nom 'his usie Junuary, lss9, the foli0A iRa
giro on, VIE S"'d' Pr9fs' rnUorytng prices oad
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