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Vendue.

T WILL OFFER FOR SALE, on Friday, the
i l4th day of September next, at my resi-
dence in Perry township, Monroe county, Ohio
and continue from day to day till all is sold
the following personal property, to wit:
Three Mich Cows and Young Cattle, Eigh-
teen head of Sheep, Hogs, Wagons, Plows, One
Harrow, and all other Farming Utensils, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and Twelve Acres
of Corn on the ground.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Aug 30, 1855. DAVID STEEL.
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In, Partition.

NJ AIRY DUNAWALL, William Dunawall, and
Nl Sarah Elizabeth Dunawan, will take notice
that petition was fled against them during
the last term of the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, by Mary Ann Duna-
wall. and is now pending, wherein the said
Mary Ann Dunawall, demands partition Of tho
following described real estate, to wit: The
north east quarter of the north east quarter Of
section 81, township 5, of range 8, containing
40 acres; and that at the next term Of ssid
Court application will be made by the said Pc
titioner for an order that partition be made of
said premises. MILLER PENNINGTON,
! Aug. %, 1855. Atty. for Petitioner.
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would say to all that know themselves
i indebted to me, either by book ACCOUNT o.
note, that they will do we'll to call and PAY
UP, as my accounts must be settled.
August /, 1855. N. BAKER.
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a Rare Chance for Tombstones.

Mr., HGRsTING, the Miltonsburg Stone Cater
has on hand a large lot of ITALIAN MARBLE
TOMBSTONES, which he will sell cheaper for
Cash than they can be obtained in this part OF
the Stat, as he wishes to sell out his stock and
remove. 90 Call Immediately, as he will re-
move in two or three weeks.
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Es The Equipment and general OUTFIT of
both the
MENAGERIE & CIRCUS TRoUPEs
Have been got up this season in style of
elegance and profusion of costly decorations
hitherto unprecedented.
The RIDERS and GYAINASTIC. ARTISTS, a
Bills, are all belonging to the first class of their
profession, of both sexes, and are known and
distinguished everywhere as the
ssSTAR TROUPE,
of the United States. A full
MILITARY BRASS BAND,
accompanies the United Exhibitions, and will
play during the performances variety of new
and fashionable Music.
E The Companies will enter town in
Grand Procession!
about 10 A. NJ, and after passing through the
principal streets, proceed to their
PAVILION OF EXHIBITION.
In addition to the above great features in
the Circle and Menagerie, will be performed
each Evening, the gorgeous Pantomime entitled
1.-THE MISER OF BAGDAD,n
which will be produced in style of magnif-
cence unsurpassed by any travelling Exhibition,
the Managers having spared neither pains nor
expense in making this the ssNe plus Ultra of
Performances in the Circle. This piece will be
presented with all the splendors of the Arena,
as performed at the principal Theatres in the
cities of New York and Philadelphia, where it
had a successful run of upwards eff $50 nights.
1t need only to be seen to lie appreciated.
Also at Barnesyille, Tuesday Sept. 25th.
A. B. LEONARD, Agent.
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DETER WITTEN'S ESTATE.-Notice is here
i by given, that the subscribers were ap-
pointed on the 18th day of August, by the
Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, Ad-
ministrators of the Estate of Peter Witten,
late of Monroe county, deceased, and have
given bond and received letters of Admins
tration as such. JOSEPH WITTEN,
Aug. %, 1856. JEREMIAH WITTEN.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The following is a list of those paying
us on subscription between the first of
August and first of September. We will
publish another list about the first of
s0cfobor.
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Two CompanieS!<
MENAGERIE \
AND CIRCUS! \
S. B. How Es, Proprietor.
MYERS & MADIGAN'S
CELEBRATED
Equestrian Troupe
Without Extra Charge, form
ing TWO EXHIBITIONS IN
ONE.
For One Day Only,-After-
noon and Evening.
J. NJ. NIXON, Director of the
Combined Exhibitions,
At Woodsfeld, on Non
dag, Sept. oath.
In this Exhibition will be
found the two greatest Liv-
ing Curiosltles IN the AMI
NAL kingdom, VIA LlV-
ING GIRAFFE, and a
LIVING RHINOCEROS,
besides q full collection of
other Wild Beasts, all in the
most perfect health and con-
dition.
THE CIRCUS TROUPE
consists of the following ac-
knowlcdged talent:
C2oar7a, jim MYERS.
Miss ROSE .MADIGAN,
The fearless, graceful and
brilliant American Artist, in
her Matchless Scenes of
Equitation. Messrs. T. King,
LeRue, w. Armstrong, II.
P. Madigan, Master Madigan,
Thompson and Prof'r Nixon
with his talented Pupils, in
all their achievements upon
Horseback, and in Gymnas-
tics.
The following rare and
beautiful Animals are a
mong the collection belong
ing to this Exhibition.
A Brazilian Tiger, or S.
American Jaguar, Two Afri-
can Leopards, Two North
American Bears, a pair OF
English Deer, a beautiful
marked Zebra, a Peruvian
Lama, a White Camel, a
Kangaroo,-besides a varie-
ty of the Monkey Tribe.
Parrots, Pelicans, Swans,
Birds of Paradise, &C., &c.
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WHEAT AND FLOUR MARKET.

New YoRK--Wheat, 81 OF.
CINCINNATI-Wheat,S 81 ,25; Flour, S..
BALTIMoRE-Wheat, so a 81 ,s5; Flour
81, 80 a So.
SUNFIsH--Wheat, 81 80; Flour, SS,25 $3.50.
WooDsFIELp-Wheat,S 81 10; Flour u1l-
settlcd sales at S5.
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wade, tine Abolition Disunionfst.

Wade, the Abolition DiSuniOnfSt.
The Dayton Journal, an avowedly con-
servative Wing paper, notices the odious
speech of Senator Wade, made at Port
land, Maine, in the following terms:
SENATOR WADE, OF OH1o.-This gen.
tleman has been laboring away "Down
East" among the Fusionists of Portland,
in the State of Maine Some extracts
from his speech will give the reader an
idea of the sort of pabulum which is most
relished in Portland and vicinity. For
ourselves, we can say that more disgust
ing exhibition of folly and fanaticism has
scarcely ever been made by even Lloyd
Garrison himself, than Senator Wade has
afforded to the Down casters.
1t is to be noticed that Mr.. Wade OPEN
ly discloses, away off in Maine, the plan
of the campaign to which Mr. Chase ad-
heres in Ohio All State issues, curren-
cy, taxation, &C., are declared by Mr..
Wade to be "obsolete' The slavery
question, involving all the excesses of
abolitionism and disunionism, is that to
which Mr. Wade commits himself, and to
that alone. Mr.. Chase, in effect, does
the same thing, although he is not SO ultra
as his former colleague. Mr.. Chase keeps
all other issues, save that of slavery, in
the background. He will not even allude
to the question of the currency; and a
dozen lines out of 500 is all that he can
possibly spare to some notvery definite
illusions to the injustice of the tax law.
The "hattle is to be set in opposition to
slavery, and if the attempt to ignore all
other issues be successful, and the contest
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School Teachers

A RE hereby notified that meetings will be
II held at the Union School house in Woods
field, for the examination of teachers, on the
following days, commencing at O'Clock A. NJ.
M nxr;f.
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The HIGHEST Market Price

in CASH. will also pay CASH for
Oats, Corn, Flaxseed, Beans, Rye, Buck
wheat, Onions, Flour, Dried Apples,
Dried Peaches, Glover and Tim
othy Seeds and Bacon,
delivered at my Warehouse, corner of Main
and Market street. or corner of Main and Water
street, North side.
Also on hand superior lot of Pittsburgh and
Kenhawa SALT. w. II. MALLORY.
Darlington, Aug. 90, 1S55-6m
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READ! READ!! READ!M


T,IIE undersigned, thankful for past favors,
| respectfully solcits a share of the custom
of Monroe and adjoining counties to his new
and well selected stock of
Groceries, Contections, Hardware, Liquors,
zobaccos, Cigars, &C.,
Which, from his cash purchases and expert
ence in business, he fatters himself he can
sell at least 10 per cent. cheaper than have for
merly been sold in the place. Persons want
ing pure Liquors, for FAMILY or MEDICAL
purposes, can rely on getting genuine article.
| have also a large stock of Whisky on hand
which will sell, wholesale or retail, at cents
per gallon cheaper than can be bought in the
county. Every package inspected by one OF
the best chemists in the State, and sold at
Wheeling prices.
l am also agent for the Pittsburgh City Mills,
and am now prepared to take in WHEAT, and
= -
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MARRIED-On the 26th of August, 1855,
by VIM. Hobaugh, Esq, Mr.. MONTGOMERY
THoRSBERRY and Miss SARAH Aya Lands, all
of Malaga township.
On the 23rd inst by John K. Lynch Esq
Mr.. JosEpH NALLY and Miss AMANDA BoNUM.
all of Wayne township.
On the 29th ult., by Ed. l.. II. Harvey,
Mr.. JoHS WHrrE of Graysylle, and Miss HUI
DAH THOMAS, of this place.
With the above notice we received a superb
pound cake.
Earth's choicest joys surround them
In their and happy home,
And Heavens blessings crown them
In the world which is to come.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
e. Candidates will please remember that
our charge is one dollar for announcing each
name, and that we expect the fee to accompany
the announcement.
name of
HORACE HOLLAND
as an independent candidate for the Office of
Representative for Monroe County.
E We are authorized to announce the
name of
ADONIJAH POWELL
as independent candidate for the Office of
Representative for Monroe county,
MANY VOTERS.
IL We are authorized to announce
JOIN OLLOM,
of Salem township, candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office of Coroner.
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Lor No. IL, IN THE TOWN OF BEALLsvILE.
on which there are two DWELLING ER
HOUSES, one occupied as a TAVERN k&kSf ID
STAND. Also good stable, and SfS& n SK
good well of water. To be sold lt4ks
as the property of said deceased. Terms made
known on the day of sale. THOS. GRIFFITH,
Aug. %, '55. Ex. VIM. H. Burkh cad, dec d.
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Executors Sale.

DY virtue of the last will and. testament O.
ID William H. Burkhead, deceased, will offel
for sale at public outcry, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 2oth day Of October, 1855,
at l o'clock p. NJ,
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NoTICE.s.

i . = = i = : d
/ will attend, for the pur-
pose of receiving taxes, at the
usual places of holding cleo
ltions in the several townships.
at the following times and
places, to wit:
On Saturday, November 3rd.
On Tuesday, October 30th.
ION Wednesday, 24th.
On Saturday, &C." goth. !
On Tuesday, 23rd.
On Thursday, November Sth.
On Wednesday, October 31st.a
On Wednesday, Novem'r 7th..s
On Thursday, q lst.
On Monday, October 29th.
On Friday, November Ends
On Monday, October 22nde
On Saturday, .27th-s
On Tuesday, November 9th.
On Monday. sVs.ss 9TH
On Thursday, October 18th.
On Friday, 26th.
scbool pprnosess7 IL cer,fs Cor
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Admission to see the Com
bined Exhibitions, 25 cents.
Children under 9 years vi
age half price.
Doors open at 2 and at Z.
Performances commence at
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rTHE undersigned has opened an establish
i ment for the accommodation of the public
in CLARINGToN, (sUNFIsH,) in the house
formerly occupied by J. R. SMITH for cloth.
ing store, on Main Street, general assort
ment of
BOOKS, MEDICINES, SC. &c.,
Among which may be found the following
McGuffey's lst, I'd, Sd, 4th, and 5th Readers
and Eclectic Spelling Book; Webster's Die
tionary's, Pinneos Grammar's, MITCHELL,
Geograph's and Atlas Rays Arithmetic's 1st
I'd, and Sd part; Primmers, Writing, Wrap
ping, Window-blind and Wall Papers, Blanl
Memorandum and Pass Books, Envelopes
Ink, Inkstands, Penholders, Pens, Slate ant
Lead Pencils
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N. B. No one will be examined, except a,
an advertised meeting of the Board.
JOHN S. WAY, Clerk of Board.
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Look at, This!

Woodsfeld, O., Aug. 8, 1855.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
THE WEEKLY HERALD
TIE BEST GENERAL NEWSPAPER IN TIE
~

TIE BEST GEN NERAL NENSGAfEK IN TIE
WORLD.
THE New YoRK WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Saturday morning lls contents embrace all The
news of The great Of the day reports Of meet
ings OF the State Legislature, and of Congress: i'm.
porIanl public documents European and Home cor
respondence financial nd commercial information
and editorials of general interest Ina; have appeared
IN the New York Herald.
1t is neatly printed i'll clear type, on large double
quarO sheet of lOr eight cOuH.ns-a hOOk-a dlrec-
tory scllaud forms U tue best and most valu-
care is taken Obtain the --latest and most reliable in
;rllgeuCe Oi important movements IN all parts Oi The
world. Noexpense is spared Tor this purpose.
The subscription price is Three Dollars per annum
payable i'll advance, Or s!Xpcnre per single copy
Editors Of newspapers IhrOue houl the country are par
Iculaly requested 10 act agents. They Will receive
tWc cny five per cent. commission ali cash subscrp-
tors. Any person obtaining live or more subscribers
viii he allowed the sauO commission.
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RcgistePs'S Office.

Dover. Kent County, February 2Oth 1855.
PON the application of David j. Murphey, Ad-
miaIsiFator. de bOnis non, of William Howell.
me OF Duck Geek hundred, in said county, dcccas-
CO. rs ordered and directed by the Register thai
tne sad administration, d. b a., give notice of The
shIng OF letters Of administration upon the esa c
VI e said deceased, by causing TO be
forty days from The dat OfSuth letters
Im SIR The most public places the coumy Kent
reeu ring all pefsass having demands against the
estate l. present the same, or abide by an Ac of As
semblY IN sdch case made and provided. And also
cause the same TO be inserted IN the Smym2 Times Il
newspaper published in Smyrna, Delaware, aid Goa.
tinue iheren wO mOnilIs
7>sA.s., .,, GIVEN under the and uKd seal OF
s0NGSs office of The Register aforesaid, al DGver
.NN&. Kent county aiOresaid the day and year
s6<M kXS above written.
X. w. REYNOLDS.
nav RegIsler.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
TERNIS, 10 CLUBS.
For One COnY Of
AGEnTa WhMTEN

IN ALL PAkro OF THE UAlCtD STATES TO-
Canvass tor IA new book eI iIlied. " Panurama OF
the Old World and ,ne New; Lprlsng II view st
the present state OF the nations of the Wurll their
MANNERS, customs and pccGIlaIllcs, and hcIr p'lIlca
Ccial and Industrial condition i,ersPrrsed with his
iOrCal Sketches ad anecdotes, by VIM. Pnnocki uhOr
If the History Ol EEgiI!d, Greece and k0nic enarg
ed .scd and emhclII,hed WIh several hundred I'm
gravu =, including wcn:y-io"r beautifully coiorcd
paics. designs b. Croonc, UevrrcuX, and other
artists
This work i, helui!iu bound in rlbpS>rd morocco,
g,li back, and cua...S CUU pages Oravo. Prce,
~?ih.
\ specimen copv OF The hook vii he sent II any plIt
Oi the nlcd States receipt Il" Ihe pre and as II
sold exclusively ly Agents Il "rs 9rcal Iinluc
C;,n,,s,crs. The iargesi con nHnl"n viii be
paid. Apply /"
J. W BRADLEY. Publisher,
IS Nurl! Fourth sir 1, PnI ,dcii ihia Pa.
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WHOLESALE
Book and stationery El0gIsc.


On the Cash Plan, Extensive salrs and No lOssUs
Make It profitable 10 sell al very l"W l'rccs.
N1ASON BROTHERS, % PACK Row, opposite the
w Aa!Ur house. New York. O!lrr Of ihe most
tcIrslVc sIoCks and 'Om rle .surmcs IN the country OF
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only.
The amount Of Goods our line purchased by Country
merchants. usually quite snail compared with Ihrr
dry goods, hardware and other bills; and hIs very
rulnSIacc absolutely com cis J"hhrrs llIe book bs
ness, who sell on Tine Ia larg"r profits Order u
make up Tor the nSSts and extra expenses necessarily
involved III credit bs uI sluGll amounts. 1t Is
also easy ior the merchant la make gencuis la
buy hIs book bill for cash lhnuI IA 1t might not he
c0nN cnIe for INN Iu purchase Is larger bills IN tins
way
These considerations have led To tdopl IN our
business, roh Ih, dac, January, Sol lie following
prnclplcs. VIZ: SnGt Protfs UnrdryHg prices, aud
aiwdgS cash.
Beng ourselves The sole publishers of number OF
the leading aud most raftnSirelg gSetng School Books
in the county well works IN other departments
our facilities are unsurpassed.
Call u.Un send all order, and jndIe for your
selves. ii the saving you can make by buvmg OF us O
/ taSi. Is worth while
! Our lucalI0n Is very central, and easily inunA-
Stand The AstuT !Usu slCI and iO"k straight irr
ward across ia, OF the Park. and you
! aVoir seeing DrrsigIls. X, mtni rr the name
MASON BRO OTHERS.
| p,J
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Ladies' Fancy Eurs.

dIoAL JOHN FAREIRA, Importer, Manafac-
PYlHV turer and Dealer in all kinds Of Fancy
IL FURS, for Ladies and Children, at 2S4
MARKET street, above Eighth street, Phila-
delphia. Having now completed my large and
beautiful assortment of all the different aosort-
mcnt of all the different kinds of Fancy Furs
that will be worn by Ladies and Children dur
ing the present season, this assortment OF ours
is equal to any to be found in this city, either
for quantity, variety or beauty. Having bought
my Furs in Europe for cash, and having had
them manufactured by the most competent
workmen under my own supervision, and with
reasonably economy, am determined to sell
them at small profits, and for cash only.
StOrekeepers would do well to give me call
before purchasing.
JOHN FAREiRA,
2S4 Market street, above Eighth, Ph.lada.
Dna O,,,
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Canal Drivers Wanted.

FIFTY good, capable teamsters can find en-
ployment for ten consecutive months, from the
lst OF March next, as drivers on Delaware IL
Raritan Canal, N. ]. Wages, SIP to Slj per
month including board. No Sunday work
No Irish need applys Apply to James Bingham
Bordentown, or Geo. L. Browning, Trenton,
N. Jersey.
Jan. 81, BIN.
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Terms Of the Daily TriGune:
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Clubs-same price.

Five copies, one year ou
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And any larger number at the rate of 81
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Quainted with it's contents and keep descrip-
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tions.
We have no travelling agents. Any one
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to be called upon for his subscription. All that
is necessary for him to do is to write letter
in as few words as possible, inclOse the money
write the name ofthe subscriber with the Post
Office, county, and State, and direct the let
| ter to
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| New York,
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p. p b. nLhlRr LbhhlRRrnErr, Prop'is'o
: L E,n
Doc:Or Eidw. ID. Bailey,
JOHN II. HOFFECKER,
SurvCyOr and COnVeyancer,

WOULD respectfully announce to the public
that he is prepared to attend to the Surveying
of Land, at the shortest notice-having obtain
ed many drafts and surveys of Lands IN Duck
Creek, Appoquinimink, Dover and Little Creek
hundreds. lie will also write Deeds, Mort
cages, &c, with accuracy and despatch.
REFERENCES:- DIR. S. Nj. Fisler, Hon.
Isaac Davis, Hon. WIN. Temple, and Geo. W..
CumInins, ESD, of Smyrna, Del.
az Ali orders left with WM. NJ. BELL, at
the Smyrna Bank, will be promptly attended to.
Sept. u, ls54-tf
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TO s%ATNt ER s,

WE r. specially Iai',riH our customers 'Iat we have
ttt!C,d IHc pri'c Ol improved super phlsrhac ui
lit', aid are nov =Vi.i2 n.r Nci Known preparation
q. FUHIl bULLAES PER- TON. " ~rtnIln. II To he
hIIy vlt, NJ "a ,crof an, .ulu y, III !ofncr
Il ai"rIS us lca,rrc siac .hai he .r'gh character
e. ihI> aIcc Is w,h ,>a r!l,Ic. ami lac Icsim"y,
4 Far acS An have Used H. ir"Nc> 10 ne Tie ch'ap
C>t and IntiSI criu.:Icl FCT2cr iAti IS now known
Oar irirf'Gs ace iriIc>l'd 10 ca!! anI examine II
aid recrNc pLHp.c dcsrrfl vi as qualities, uses
~
hbctai d,durtota.l e to DEALEIS.-AGENTS
WANTi.D.
GJANO.
\ !Ui supply Of ~. /. GoyGENuENr PERUriAN
UrAN" "n Il .s.i. Also, MINICNN GrANo, PorDRErrL
aid las TIa sa.r Al dc .oy.Sat VI rkei rates.
ALLEN x NEEDLES,
. <oItE NbIrycs and J.: - tl'I Wafer 81. first
Store ahnyC IacSuU 81. Philalelph!a
8E'FAiAlER ri,u ,u.I % Mater AMI AVOID
the cI1NJed Mhr.o,.
Jan. II i'm.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28

SsTEAM DYEING and SECURING ESTAB.
- LISIIMENT.- Mrs. T.. W. SMITH, (WidOw OF
Walter Smith, SUCCESSOR John JOnes) No 70 North
Filth street, between Market and Asch Philadelphia
PIECE GOODS Of every description, Dy I'd To any
color. re DRESSED, rO.iolded, and re-papered.
Ladies Weating Apparel of every description dye"
IN the most fashionable and permanent colors and lin
shed in good style ''.+
MERlNO, Cashmere and Grape Shawls, Table and
/ the cOlofs. b.
PONGEE and Sikh Dresses re.dyed all cocrs. ana
waiered eqiallo new. --t
(ienilemens Clsihes Cleaned or Dyed in super u
style .'t' t. fmarch a. '5i BY. ID 4
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
FILES AND RA FS.

NEW STREET FILE WORKS, PHILADELPHIA.
: II II T. subscriber is constantly Manufacturing ior
i Wholesale and Retail, Files and Rasps Oi every
description and having been practically engaged ia
The business than Thirty Years, can guarantee
his work at the lowest prices
Manufacturers and Mechanics can have their old
Files Re- CUT and made equal 10 new at half The
original cost. -
J. B. SMITH,
No. 6l NEW ST. between Race aud Vine, and
I'd and Sd SIS. Philadelphia.
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Notice.,

FrnE undersigned. David j. MurpLey, named
Il above, he reby Civ. nJtire, that letters ui /.
minlsiralOn de bOniS granICG to hIm iiie
Efst day Of brarv, 1853 att TVrsuns thcIctore
ing demands against the deceased esIr, will pre-.
the same, properly aICsed he lore the FIST day
vf February, 1886, or abide b. law in this trhal
a" DAVID J. MURPHEY.
Feb %. 81 2m
Smyrna times., 1855-02-28
Improved Super Phosphate Of
ESnna

$500 bhls. of the most superior mnniacture.
iCOO Ia ms Patagonian Mexican Il Pehvan GUANO.
90 which the attention of Farmer and Dealers is
called.
=, ALSO. Wax, Sperm and Adaian'ine Candles.
Slce. Elkinions Fruit Spices, Ohf Pale and Brown
Soaps, &C., fer sale by
J, B. DOlBINS,
Commission Merchant 2! South Wharves,
Above Chesnutstreet, PhLadel phla