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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

guarantees 10 each State the power "to
extend the privilege of the elective fran
chise in national election" to the quail
fed voters; and asthey, in seven States.
are not required to be citizens, therefore,
''to extend the privilege Of the elective
franchise in a national election to others
besides citizens of the United States, by its
laws"
Congress has the constitutional power
to Establish uniform rule of naturaliza-
ton" But IL has no constitutional po,Cer
to establish a aaniformyots efpOfing, through
out the United States. A state has the re-
served power to fix the qualifications ofvo-
ters, and, of course. to say that naturali-
cation shall lie, or shall not be one OF these
qualifications.
1t does not follow, frcmour doctrine, that
the naturalization law is demonstrations
al" II is constitutional, and We need no.
refer to KEyT's Commentaries, or to STORY
on the Constitution, to have it proved, for
every man ofcommon capacity can prove ii
for himself. But each State having the re-
served, and therefore ezcluSive power to
fix the qualifications Of all roLers, Congress
cannot fix those qualifications. Congress
can only legislate on those matters ovel
which the Constitution gives it CONTROL
The Constitution does not give it contro
over the elective franchise, and hence i
cannot legislate upon it, Congress ha
power to alter or repeal the naturalization
law, yet only arbitrary power to alter or re
peal it, with view to change the qualiii
cations of voters in any State. If it be tn
object Of altering or repeating the naturali
. cation law, to affect the elective franchis
as to its enjoyment by aliens, Congress
cannot be said to have the power 10 al!e
. or repeal it. Noy does it follow from thi
! view, that such law is unconstitutional
q Times.
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EXTENSIVE SwINppSe AT BuFFALo.-
BUFFALO, Dec. ia man named Will
liam Martin, went to 0n!onagon, Lake Su-
porior, in August last, and started in the
provision business, pretending to have con-
tracts for supplying the mines, on the
strength Of which he drew large drafts on
Adams California Express, and the Ridge
Cortez, Arctic, West Minnesota, and Shaw
NUT mines, which he got cashed. On the
18th ult., Martin slipped over TO Canada
when the drafts were discovered to b.
worthless. Transactions TO tho amount O
over 100000 have already been discover
ed.
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JEFFRIEs, PRATT ~ WOOD,
F0RW WARDISG & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LANCASTER. OHIO.

Dealers in Wool, Grain 81 Produce gcner-
My, ON Commission. cInsively.
Gt0NNECTED with the Cincinnati Wilmington and
Y J ZanesvillC Railroad aud Hooking Valley Packet
ine are prepared 10 receive and ship goods To any
amount by canal railroad, to althe Eastern & Wos
ern cities on the most favorable terms. BY sending
goods to care, avoid the expense of dray
age from railroad to canal, the reverse, the only
house connected by canal and railroad both.
II TeAgcnts for the sale of SALT All brands kept
constantly on hand and sold at wholesale ut Manufac
urer's prices only. i. May l, 1854.
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IMMENSE TRAINs.--The Philadelphia
Ledger says that as navigation of the river
and canals is now impeded by ice, the
transportation of goods and merchandise to
and from New York, is carried on the rail-
road from Camden. Some trains used for
the purpose are made up of 50 or 60 cars,
each one Of which contains four or five tons
of goods, and all drawn by single loco
motive.
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GEORGE s. EATON, m. D.,

PHyscIcIAs, ocuLIsT, AND oRTnorEDIcAL SURGEON.
TVAVINGioeated permanently in Chillichothe, offers
his professional services 10 all who are afnicted
with any of the following diseases deformities:
Amaurasis, Opthalmia, or Inflammation OF tho Eyes
Gramelar Lids; Watery Eyes; Cataracts, Specks and
cured ina few seconds; Ptasis; Club Foot Hair LIN;
together with every other operation belonging " N
operative Surgeon.
oPFICE--Waddle's Bloeh- Rssidsncs org Keuss.
TTeNo charges for nAniAatse 49,,
Addrea ChitlicoShe, ON May ., 1ee4svy
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At,achmnnt Nnticn.

John Ashbarch, Plaintiff,
against, Z In Attachment.
Andrew Dc Gran, Defendant, J
YNNHE Defendant will take notice that at my instance,
n on December II, 1854, an order Of attachment was
issued by e.. Stelnnan, Esq, against him for the sum
OF SIG I2-100 JOHN ASHBAUGH.
December 81, le5i--3w33
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TAXABLE PRoPERTY.--The supreme
Court of Indiana has Just decided that all
railroads, with their cost of construction,
rolling stock, and buildings are taxable
property. The aggregate amount of reve-
nue. which will accrue to the State will be
from $50, 900 100000.
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THE LAST NOTICE.

AVING been out OF business now over six month,
L. ana SUI Ind many Ofiny old customers Indebted
ohe oy no'c and on book account, therefore be q
hereby Known that can wait no longer for thnt 6ch
lsJusily Que me, and all claims due me- which may
remain unpaid on the 25th day of this month will b
Oct. 1g, 1sj4-a4. p R0pp'
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Estnto Of nnnioI vynltcrs.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
this day been duly appointed and qualified as Adj
minisrator OF the Estate of DANIEL WALTERS, dcceas.
ed, late of Fairfield county, Ohio. Persons knowing
themselves indebted to said Estate hereby notified
to make immediate payment, and persons having
claims against snd Estate will present them duly au-
thenticated within one year.
Dec, II. lsJl--lw33 JOHN c. WALTERS, Adm.
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NToTlCE is hereby given, that have this day been
duly appointed as Administrator OF the Estate oi
fsAAo J. HAUL, deceased, late of Fairfield county
Ohio. Persons knowing themselves indebted to said
Estate are requested mako immediate payne and
persons having claims against said Estate notified
TO present them duly authenticated within one year.
WILLIAM PLUMMER, Adm'tor.
November 81, I654-4w2g
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ILLINOIS ELEcTIoN.-Itis is not certain, af-
ter all, that Allen, Democrat, is elected to
Congress in Illinois. The official returns
give him one majority, but the Marshal
(Hl. } Telegraph Of the 9th says an crrol
has been discovered in the returns Of Clay
county Of sixty votes in favor Of Archer
thus giving him tifty-nine majority,
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y7SzSESESTSSTa EEszsSsaSSS5ESE EEEVs1uESSra n0
s-lRse-sr.i..ss lIG-.. s-ssI--.t1r.s 4tssstsN
ADAMS g. COS EXPRESS
ENNCY GoOpS, PERFUMEKY, Nc.
NOTICE,

TENHE Board OF Education of Hooking Township at
III thcr October meeting, ordered that the Text
Books TO be used in the Sub Dis Schools In snd town
ship should consist of the following; McGue's Eclec-
tic Spelling Book; McGufes series Of Readers ., 3,
and 81 Rays Practical Arcthmotic ], and 3; do AL
COBRA and end part; COmsOcks Philosophy ,Pinnoo's
Grammar and MItchell's Geography and Atlas.
BY order of the Board.
November 9, 1854 MARIS LEvERING, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

N WILL contract with Packers and
GSstI11 11Sl.=-1M shippers for ,ho transportation of
all kinds Of Freighls, from Lancaster,
Circlevle and Chllcolhc to and from Cincinnati by
Ohio Canal and Ohio River. will make 1t to the in
terest Of shippers to send their freight by this route.
G.. C. SEARL,
Dec. o., 1s5l--iY33 Agent for Scioto No. 9.
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N NJ w B q d X $
Jrsr RECEIVED AT
ny Caa nnOvy --

SG4Ahhk'c DOOA SIOlSE,
opposite Sh9her's Hotel, Lancaster, Ohio.
HoNEY MOON and other comalities from Punch.
Il 4 Autobiography OF an Actress, by Mrs. MoWatk
Journey to Central Africa, by Bayard Taylor
Kansas and Nebraska, by Hale
nun SInh} Memories Of Foreign Lands, by Mrs. Stowe
The Better Land, by Thompson
Napoleon q hsArmy, The Camp Fires of Napoleon.
Gift Books of all kinds - ''."''
Catholic Prayer Books, Episcopal Prayer Books and
iharge lot OF Family Bibles and Pocket Bibles at
School Books and Stationery at Wholesale & Retail
Pocket Wallets, Port Monies, and Pen Knives. f.r
sSte ne attne Book store Of JOHN SEARLES
OcI' 20, leo4-25 Opposite ShaFer's UatsL
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Attachment Notice.

Simon Beery, Plaintiff, } A..
against y In Attachment
Andrew Dc Gran, Defendant, }
TH1E Defendant will take notice that at my instance,
i ON December II, 1854, an order OF attachment was
issued by e. Steinman, ESQ., against him for the sum
Of sl23 %. SIMON BERRY.
December 81, lsJ4-3N33
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Attachment Notice.

Wesley Moody, PrG, us. Andrew Dc Graft Defendant,
VFNIE Defendant will take notice that at my instance,
an order of attachment was this day issued against
him by G.. Seinman, Esq, for the sum of s202 1S.
nccomber7, 1S54-3w32 WESLEY MOODY.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-21

E1rSeventy of the principal business
men and firms of Cleveland have united in
the call fora public meeting on the 10th,
TO consider the tax question. A movement
similar to that in Cincinnati is probably
contemplated.
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Attnrhmnnt Notica.
Henry Bowers, Plaintiff,

Henry Bowers, Plaintiff,
against, Z In Attachment.
Andrew De Graf, Defendant,
TNNHE Defendant will take notice that at my instance,
on December :, 1855, an order of attachment was
issued by G. Stcinman, Esq, against him for tho sum
OF a1S6 05. HENRY BOWERS.
December 81, lS5iA3w33
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Attachment Notice.

A T my instance attachment was this dny issued
N by A. McVeigh, n Justice OF the Peace Of Hook
ing township, Fairned county, Ohio against the pro-
perty aud effects Of Michael Lautz, nonresident o
said county, dated December \. ID. 1854.
WILLIAM C.. EHBICH.
Lancaster, December 81, ls5i--3w33
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RE\I, ESTATE FOR sAT.C.

"A 4 WILL sell at private sale oil reasonable
fhSssl1 n terms, the HOUSE and LOT in Lancaster,
IEEssE whore reside.-Also, my out-Lot on Column
--'S"" bus Street, containing nearly three acres.
Dec. 2l, 1878 G.. X. MILLER.
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GREAr DEFALcATIos.-A County Rob
6sd.-On Saturday. the end inst. John NJ.
Shrock, Treasurer Of Holmes county, ab-
seconded from Millersburg. taking with him
$50, 600 of county taxes. He was m
this city on Saturday. and put up at the
American He registered his destination
Columbus. Itwas not suspected that be
had absconded until Thursday. The Sher-
iff of Holmes county Immediately gave pur-
suit. From this city. he went TO Chicago
but finding no traces of him, returned last
night. 1t is believed that Shrock took the
train to New York, and has sailed for Cal
fornia, Europe or Australia. Dispatches
have been sent to various points, but they
are probably too late to disturb the defaul-
ter on this continent.
Shrock is an old gray-haired man, q
prominent church member; and leader
of the Democratic" Party. He has beer
Jnstice Of the Peace for several years
and enjoyed the unlimited confidence o
the community for honesty and integrity
He had $4,000 of last years taxes in hi
hands, and had collected $4,000 of this
years-$5, 900 of which he had paid ou
on county orders. It has been ascertaineC
that he forged the tax duplicate IN serera
hundred instances by changing figures
converting 50 into 81 into 8, &c. 1t il
believed that he cheated the farmers GU
of two or three thousand dollars by thi
means.
The county is amply secured against ul
innate loss, as his bond is signed by clever
respectable farmers.
In personal appearance Shrock is abou
sixty years old. has one short leg, carrie
q cane, is thick set, and about FIVE fee
eight inches in height lie is a jcwelcr b
trade Cleu Leader.
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Estatc of Gideon sboemakeI.

RTOTICE is hereby given that have this day been
y appointed and duly quail He'd as Administrator on
the Estate,of GrDEoN SHOEMAKER, deceased, late OF
Fairfield county, Ohio.
a Dee 81 IsJ4--4w33 DAVID JENNINGS, Adm.
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Attachment NotIce.
Thoma. wo..AInsten, Plaintiff, n.

Thomas Worihington, Plalntln, 4
dgaiRsf, In Attachment.
Simon Suydam, Defendant,
YUNHE said Defendant will take notice that an order
ofattachmdnt was iAsued by Alfred McVoigh, I
Justice Of the Peace of Hqcklng Township, Fairfield
county, Ohio against the properly and effects or Simon
uydam, Dofendants anon-resdent Of said county OF
Fairfield, for the 0f e2s0 and Twenty Dollars pro-
babe COSTS and that tic case has 'becn adjourned for
hearing to tho 30th day OF Docombor D. 1854, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. THOMAS W0RTHINT0N.
Lancaster, November l6, 1e54-2e
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Double TRACK AcRoss THE ATLANTIC
Lieut.. Maury, ,of the National Observatory
proposes a double track across the Al.
lantic for steamers; or, in other words
that the steamers bound to Europe shall
invariable take particular course, and
those bound to the United States another
This, he thinks would lessen the liability
to collisions.
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Estate of Jonnthan Bartholomew,

NTOTICE ia hereby given that havo this day been
y appointed and duly qualified as Administrator on
the Estate Of JONATHAN BARTHOLOMEW, deceased late
of Fairfield county, Ohio, A. l.. SIMMONS, Adm
December 10, lS54-iw3J
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A CARD.

1z1eEsExvVN coRNELISoN from REEDS Pr
II. ANo ROOMS, C. colHnabas, ohlo, will
HS Hume Pianos and Melodeonsi In Lancaster,
for ONE WEEK ONLY, Orders left at the Tall
taadge House, at Mr. Grisp0Id's artist Rooms, will
meet with prompt attention. Satisfaction given or
no charge. .. Dee. 81.
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m4URIEDs

At Trinity Church, Newark, ohld. on wednesday
Morning the 9Th instant, by the Rev. +. B. Nash, Dim
S. BRASEE, Esq, OF this city, and Miss ANN, daugh-
ter of DR.. A. II. Dickinson, OF Newark
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Tie Scientific american says that not
one-tenth of the oil sold for that of the OIL
i've, in this country, is anything else than
lard oil.
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Gozctte has greatly attracted the attention
of the people both by the soundness Of the
views it promulgates, and the great mcr-
its of the man whom it proposes for the
Presidency. The people are convinced
that no more parizan ought ever TO be ele-
va'ed to that high Office, but rather man
distinguished for the services he has rem
dered his country, and for his patriotism
and purity Of character.
| There are now many mon aspiring to the
Presidency This is practice extremely
dangerous to the republic. II leads men
to seek to accomplish their designs by any
means however unfair. In bringing for
ward measure they do not ask will it
promote the real welfare Of the country,
but will il be popular These men should
be taught that popular favor is the reward
ofthe faithful discharge of duty, and that
popular Indignation awaits those who resort
to intrigue 10 attain fayors.
The first President of our republic, tho
immortal WASHINGTON, would greatly have
preferred the retirement of his farm to the
Chief MagisLracy of the Union. Men like
him are not always to be found, but we
ought take care that no man ever attain
that place by mere political cunning -
We have many men eminently qualified
for that station, who would scorn to do a
single dshonorable act for the purpose o
reaching it. Such man is SAMUEL Hous-
TON of Texas. His stern integrity would
forbid him, were he elevated to the Presi
dental Chair, from making that high Office
subservient to tho promotion Of schemes o
party ngrandizement. Then would Con
! gress be free from theo vershadowing influ
ence of the executive. Then that higl
conservative powor the veto would onl.
be used in those extreme and rare case
when laws are manifeslly opposed to tn
constitution and spirit of our governmen
as to endanger its existence If sanctioned.
For ono then / shall rejoice to Civ
HoUsToN that hearty support which he s,
: well deserves from the American pcopl
for the great services he has rendered on
country. The purity of his character, an,
The simplicity ofhis manners would strik
ingly remind US of the primitive days q
republic, when high Offices were consider
cd the fitting rewards Of virtue and mcdea
merit.
Not tho least recommendation of thi
statesman is his known devotion to tina
, great principle. "Americans to rule Amer
, ica." Under him the highest welfare G
the republic would not be intrusted to allie
ministers. Under his administration ou
diplomacy would everywhere be interpose
for the protection of Professionalism, every
were would It be ready to assert the grea
Protestant principle of religious liberation
and thus would tho Protestant infuenc
of the United States be felt throughout tn
world in favor of civil and religious free
dom. BRUTUS,
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REMOVAL.
nm. MAGkNmALs.
REMOVAL.

TTAs removed his office to La;ta's corner, East OF
II the Court House. opposite tho Ohio Eagle oniee'
L0ncaster. Ontobar &c. lSj4--o5
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nm @. E. DAVIS.

He AS removed his residence and olco TO the brick
n 4 building formerly occupied by John Stallsmlth,
ESQ., south side of Main Street. . doors west OF DR..
hreider's residence. October II, 1888
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WELL ANswERED.-A writer in the Ma
tional Intelligencer thus disposes of the
Presidents defense of the bnrningof Grey
town: At
"Itthe community at Grey yiown, as has
been so frequently alleged by the defenders
ofthe Administration, were q nest ofprates
and not within the; pale of Legitimate war
fare or consideration, how comes it that
the Government Of the United States had
an o0i1iat representative there, and that he
is gong,or has gone, again to reside there?
Is it the practice of the American Govern
ment to recognize piratical communities,
by sending officials to reside among them?
And do not those who denounce them as
pirates see the alternative that they thus
saddle on the shoulders Of the Administra-
ton? We shall gain nothing in any way
by disturbing that affair or provoking fur
ther discussion, The sooner we let it sink
into oblivion the better, and let us hope il
will bo long, very long, before the nation
or the nary are again placed in the same
position.
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A IL. buainess will hereafter be suspended, -Four
IN days In the year, namely: Christmas, New Years,
9Th July and Thanksgiving day.
Lancaster, Dec. IL, 1884,
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WOODEN FACTORY FOR SALE.

VIE undersigned would respectfully announce to
IL the citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining countie,I
mat he desires to sell at private sale the w 0oien
Encs0ry situated in the town of IIaVenspOrt
rarieId county, Ohio. Tho machinery Is principally
NEW and in FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER and
does work equal TO any the county, and has large
run ofcustom. There is connected with the Factory
- good and convenient Dwelling House, contain.
A Ing four rooms, and also four finely situated lois
AA mo out buildings are numc and conyenie nt
,fersons desirous OF making good bargain in this
klnd OF properly, would do well to and examine
said premises. JONATHAN K MIESSR
Havensport, october5, 1859
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Mr.. ADAMS NATURALIZATION BILL
The following is the bill introduced into
tho United States Senate by Mr., Adams,
of Miss, in reference tosthe naturalization
laws:
Be il enacted de-, That from and after
the passage Of this act, no alien shall be ad-
mitted to become a citizen of the United
States unless he shall, at the timeof his ap
plication to be admitted, declare and prove
to the satisfaction of the court having iuris-
diction of the case, that he has resided in
the United States twenty orc years at least
provided, that any alien who may be res.
ident of the United States at the date o
this act shall be entitled to all the thirt
condition specified in the first section o
the act approved April "a, 1909, of whicl
this act is amendatory.
SEC. .. AndJe ittatAer enacted, Tha
so much Of the third condition specified il
the first section of the act approved Apri
"a, 1909, entitled AN act to establish uni
form rule of naturalization, and TO repea
the acts heretofore passed on that subject,
as conflicts with the first section of this act
be and the same is hereby repealed.
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NEW ADyEnTIsEMENTs.
WILLIAM C. KOCHER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Notary Public

promptly attend to all business ontrustet
Wv to his care. Collections promptly atte led to
OFFlCE-With Martin & Schloich, Altorneys. .
Lancaster, Dccember2l, le5I-33
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RAIL ROAD CARS ARE in.
NJ. SMALLEY,


HTAS Just received his SPRING and SUMMER
hply ofHATS d GAPS at his old stand, oppositsels
TaHmddge House, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio. HI
- stock has been selected with care and embrace
E9EverY variety of Hats Il Caps, -
50 including White Bcaverj Molskn, No. tf
" and . China and Pedal Straw and Leghorn -
Hats Men, Boys and Childrens Palm Leaf from loL 10
31h-6lso Men and Boys Fur and Wool.K ossuth Hats,
Boys and Chdrens Fancy Hats, which Will be sold al
the lowest prices Leghorn Hats washed and bleaoheA
at the shortest notice. III PDont forget the place.
May 1864. M. SMALLEH
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Picture Frames, Picture FrameslI

A N Invoice of tho best German Mouldings for Pic
IA ture Frames and Looking Glasses, just received
and for sele iev, at the Boston Book store.
Lancaster, ostobea 10, ie5l-N p.B. NUDGE.
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A RCHlTECTURE by L. D. Gould, A. Benjamin and
Ao. 7. Smith, for sale at the city book store
pril 81, 1854. u. CONNELL. Aeent.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
ANY Thing ,hat Van xU.,

subscriber respectfully informs the ci,szens nc
and vicinity that he has ways on h nd
Sn SStnationerv; also, SNUFF, SEGARS and TORST. Az
~ ~ sueh as Fine Cut, Anti Nervous and Cavend;sJ
TanI, ne mas Ias received from Baltimore Fishing
Solum6ian INK, and fine assortment oCJEVVETRXX,
I"it Mohaies' Pocket Knives Glass and britannia
d aMrs' rs 6 6AScordeons, VIoLINS 30 hour and eight
c"y oEoOAS, Toys great Variety of Confec-
wis ana i!aits. ''e"u'
o.! lie has also large variety ofmany otierarticics
" mu'cn m are 100 numerous mention Please cali a;
r, mAhDs. next door to Eliason & Jefferson's
Juue /, 1853. EDwApD ,v.n
Smyrna times., 1854-08-02
TRIMMINGS

LONFECTIONARY AND STATIONARY
WI hs MARY A. ROBERTS takes this method n
d., informing the Ladies of Smyrna and vicni,V,
men, s ms Is now on hand new and extensive assort.
Vei, ~ 1T consisting part as follows
ar;e trimmings, Cloak Winnings Cloak Patterns
S Ssiefoes, veivets Lace Goods Kid Gloves, Hosiery
S,eS,;ai Ais0 q good lot of CONFECTIONARY such rs
ston,I, oranges. Lemons, &c. She also keeps con-
snnL ss4L'y ,' hand an assortment Of STATIONARY
'ush sh as Letter Paper, Envelopes. Pens, Ink, &c.
bs que would embrace this Opportunity of Returning
patronage to her heretofore and Of soliciting con
aa,s - te same promising that she will spare no
smvrro No. o ,o.o MARY A. ROBERTS.