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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09
= U,rTIUIxG lot FOR SALE.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.
YxTE are Offering for sale that desirable BUILDING
w LOT on Vine street adjoining the residence oil John
N % The lot fronts - feet Vine street aud runs back
$50 feet Twothrds OF the purchase money can remain
on bond and mortgage on the lot for five years. Il desired
tn1,i,to LINDSIEY Il CROCKETT,
- SO College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09

CPOOb COTTON
- 500 dozen Coats Spool Cotton assorted Nos;
500 1" Lees :"
400 Yalss
Just received and for sale by
move A MORRISON 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09

An LavaluaBle Book (or Is cents Every Fanily
Should hare a Copy"
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies soldiness 1FsIsRs
1 than months. A new edition, reTisel <LaiAA6@
and improved, just issued SEr.lsE.xY
In s-@An--H.-s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09

~YvHE FOLLOWING COMPRISES IL PART OUR
i STOCK, which is nearly complete, which enables US
10 otieT inducements TO purchasers
T6s bags BIO Havana lag 20 boxes 5;oughon Bitters;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09

NASHVILLE NURSERY AND FRUIT GARDENS,
TWO miles North of the city, betwee Galatin and
J. Louisville Branch Tunpikes anG the line Of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
The Proprietor has for sale collection Of the best va
rety of FRUIT TREES offered in Tennessee; among
which will De found APPLES. PEARS PEACHES
CHERRIES, PLUMS, APhlCOTS, NECTARINFS. &c
large and weliTootSd, and Varrdsitsd true 10 name
Also Evergreen and Dec6uols Ornamental Trees and
Sbrubberys
Trees ana Plants will be Put up in good order and
iverec, # desired, at any point in Nashville
~ PRICES Low
Call at the Nursery, send in your orders Address
l.. c. LISHY,
jan6-dw&twlt* Nashville. Tenn.
A j. DUNCAN 81 C,,. have just received d
- perlor assortment of domestic Goods, manufactured
al sylvan Mills by Messrs. Gielans Co, and are the
agents for the sale OF all their manufactures Now IN
Best Tennessee" Bed Ticking;
high-colored Ginghsms;
do Plads for servants Dresses;
Apron Checks, 2x2 and 4x4
Blown Cotton Pisids, &c, dc
Which they will sell established prices BY the bale
piece A. ). DUNCAN CO,
jams No. 20 Public Square
CILK AND RIBBOSS.-Blsck and Fancy coIors
CSk Velvet Ribbons. s.sored widths just received and
for sale ct wholesale, b.
dec23 A. MORRISON Il &C.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25
The Naturalization Question.


Decision of the .Sapreme CoyH If Cali
tofnia--Nituraii- tioa p pers 1.ot re
qAlred to be Erhibited at tic PoAs.
July TGRM-S4cramento Aug. 10. 1865.
Tie People VS.. Gordoa aad Warren.-
The defendants were judges Of electi
and were lndict d for rcfus ne to receive
tn vote OF one Dinswonger, who vas
challenged on the ground of alienage.-
The de enddnts dec med adnliuist RIM
the oath Of qualification, upon the ground
that the certihcate Of natural cation wa
the be>t evidence, and that Binswangrr
should have produced it. This was GER
tainly an erroneous conclusion.
TIE 29ih section If the election law
provides that 10 the person chall. nged
the Board Of judges in their discretion
may administer an oath, SC, and the
30th section p oyides IF the person
thus challenged 81 II ke the oath as
rendered to b m b. the Board of j judges
he sha be admlt' to vore," SC.
One of the counts of h. indictment
is tie refus,l Of the judges t. administer
the "a h. 1t will be seen, howe ver.f, ON
he above quoted section f the .aw that
this is a matter left to their discretion
and very proPe ly 30, because it might
he an act of supererogati n. If tn
chall ngcd party on bel questioned
was to 4dmit that he Ii d not be n ma
tural zed, or that bis naturalization GER
iihcate had be n iss.ed by some Court
which he juas knew, according to he
ruiz of law, b no jurisdiction Of that
NupJ ct, 0 in the c Sc of citizen well
known, whose simple answer was a ,uG
ci n guarantee oi hi right to vote. H.
i these ses the judges m ght V ry
propely taer discreet on decline to &C.
ninster the o tn But they lave nc
right to reqi the prod ctlon of The
&C tifca OF naturalization because To
statute exp'r,slA proyid S a wer .lan-
da d "f eyide ce "a ficieuilv enablin
and when i tn xerci { heir discre.
ton the jud4es have once admin stored
be oath, and It has been taken, The Ugh
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25


THE MAGNITUDE OF TIE Earn
according t. a recsp; authority he cir
cunfe,ence Of the globe Is twenty five
thousand and twe'ty miles 1t is not go
easy 10 compieh nd 50 superdous cir
Gle as to put doen it, extent in e. ures.
1t becomes more p lpab'e peih ps, by
compa' ison, such as this: \ railway
travelling iaces anly night aed day. a:
the rate Of ,wea y-fve mi es an hour,
w"u'd d roqaire six weeks to 20 round 1t.
The cuhlcal bulk Of the enith is two
nun red and xfy thousand millions Of
cubic niles DR.. Laidnr says, if the
materials Which 70 m the globe were
built up in tn form Of column, having
p desial of the mag stud Of England
aud Walas, The height of the column
would be arly four nd-a half mil iors
Of miles. A tu mel through the earth,
from Eng AID to N W z aland, woul be
nearly eight thousand miles long
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

patents issu d by he United States,
eth 70 Mexica clain1an ; or t Amer-
can pre- empto's, >ho' Il co v no tic
70 The niiaeral whatever.
l3. Al S ani>h or Mex en- cl inns t.,
racs f land Ii h ve been. or ,,a,
"oreafter be co frmad by The Uni {
st. les Cou5ts, qrii ing ,u vey, or any
9th at On the par our Government
to # c he greeat IN of such nd
rom the public domain, should be he E
a f. ti's cla ms, an so located not
to iuterfae wi h my settlement mad
p To- TO the issuance Of the patent BY tic
United States.
Resoired Th this Convention re
command o the careful attention \
good uen the ma s~, rahle d, senrin.
opinions of Judge Catron ard Campbell
OF the Supremn Cou t Of tie United
States, in the Sc If John Charles Ere
mont rersWs the United States.
Res'ired, That We respectfully reqnes
each and eyer' new paper in the State #
California to publish the fore. ding
I. W. UNDERWOOD, Chm.
EDWIN f CAMPBELL. S"c'y.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25
NUMBER As ASs i.
"suari,ans should rulc imrriea.o

''4EksE ass.Is sisOi.u
The Detroit Free Press thus closes an
article o. the new secret ord r:
America must BE- governed by Amer
crrs," for the ten thousandih tine ex-
.l,in> K now Not'ingism. Is it t thus
.o>erncd In the first pace, of 'ha
.31Sl -76 iuha'i Of the Unlled
States, by tie la,i censu-, only 4,49l, ,o7o
ser. freign born-'he majority IF ma
i've. over foreigners b ing nenrly nlHs~
'een n,iAions, With such prepondcr-
&c Of Am r;cans IS not the country
kel. to be uled hy Americans : In the
) c nd place, it is the theory Of onr gov
rnment, hat " hen q foreigner has con-
famcd TO al the req 'irem ms OF the
Iaturaliza i n laws, lie is jus' as good an
I'm ric ns we're some of our + Tiers
who coufo.med to the twenty, forty or
sixty wars ago, and ] st as good an
American as worc some of no e foreign
RS WIN were naturaliz d in the battles
Of he Revulnion. Su h is the The ry
f the Constitution, and such has been
the practice uud that sacr,d instgu-'
ment
We have discovered no other pl nka
in tie public platform Of The thew Amer
can party" than the two on "hich We
comment They are unten lie. Nc
pa ty can stand up. n them They are
rott n, and rest upon rotten t'mb"s.-
They are, ID ed, the merrsl cl p-'r"ps.
There is nothn IN the proclaimed dan
ger of political Roma ism '.nl 70 elgn
inf Iencc. All the talk abont it is Sound
4 fury, si4nifying n thing" If we
know the al principles and the real OBJ
ects Of the s'new American arty," we
must look TO its OQths-thes comprise
platform. 1t i huge poisttc0t ma
chine We cannot mlsconceive 1t. Its
essential iea is, rs graphica ly described
by cotemporary, he subj c'ion Of he
Iin.livrdual to the will of The Order. Be-
fore initiation, he binds hims' If by oath,
in all things poiiticrl and sceial, TO c0mpfy
rciM the aoW Of The Ord,r. Afr iniiia-
ton he Is the a. let lave OF the Ord r,
and cannot escape from hi bondage with
1ut the consent of the Ord r. Thi, ia
the letter of its constitution The
Grand Council shall have power to de-
cd- upon al matters appeitaining to
National Poiitics," THUS The in ividual
member 5arie away his Independent
iud d..m Mt, and in ''all matters appert in
ing 10 n ii al Po tics" binds himself
to submit to the dictalinn Of the Grand
Courcil. If tn Grand Council say the
Nebra ka B Il is an iniquity, he can no
more dissent from their decision than
700 Catholic eau nov spute the i'm
naculate conception Of the Virgin Ths
Catholic tax h l'gions faith from
Popes and Council; the Know Nothing
rece yes his p i ic or ed from coun-
ell, too-n4t Il COL neil # men distin-
g'ished for pi ty and learning, but an
i respnn,iblc concl We Of demaeogues,
without personal character Of public re-
putafi"n.
Thus is Knaw No'hingi IN obnoxious
to lhr chargs of which i accuses Catho'-
ocism. It's indictment against Pap cy
recres Is own imcs a-ainsl humanity.
The Church Of Rome was never moro
intolerant. the Council # Ia isi'ion
never more pro, c iPtive, than this peif-
d,ou~ fi'nd Of P o'est ntisn, this ieach
e Gus champion Of rrli-ious Liberty.
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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25
tneihsr Hnow-Yo hing Exposition.


Cal0a Of the 27th plt. whch We sopy
tins mo uin9 from the Hartl,ra Conn. J
Tines, I atfacr much 1T ito 1t
Is, perhaps, lh ahles', and Ger ainly the
most au ho itatiy di closure of h de
Signs AM the dingers Of ii cd We
h y : seen. and it /. worthy f genet
Al pc usal and r feet on:
In erposflon # TIE principles and pousr
y tie an. 70 -Aetl4lng Order of Con
ae4leat J.uAae.t oa ne clu4i elpcrleaoe
q Coanoa No. l41, hc4tea IN Lyue
UNANIMOUS ACTION IN COUNCIL.
Waer as, the State cou Of know
Il things, at It's rec nj session IN Nor
"iei' ia the gro~sest violation # it, cor
sti;ution ana laws, by wnich it profess 5
+ Be COVE nei, and c.ntrar, to every
d.ei-io 'oun ed upon ey d. ce aud ju>-
tee, did icvok the chatter ol this coun-
cii ou the repr sentaiion 0. h. Ptc-l-
dents of tvo "thrr co.ncils IN this town.
E5s. 10 and l0o that IL ioray OF
.ts sacuJeis yo:ed at thg spriur election
Ii accJ dance with the dictates Of their
own consciences, without i.ar OF f..yor Of
= y mHI There. re,
Eeafeed, That we can regard the ac-
;.on ot' ,hr State c uuc !, III tAus r,vak-
ia- our eh'rt r vithout even no ity ing
u~ Of such intention, n no other light
i-an tha' OF a ba>c AID tyra Ii cal u-uf-
P''ion of power "pPfessire alile to us
anl every sab td.uatc council IN tie
SAFE.
Resalrel, That Ibis c ion has f.lIs
? ueu our YES 0 he manifest d te. nj.
ma ion oi the ar er t. crush out 10 /.
frsedo,n >p ech nd 4ction Oh tn. 1t
Ok 5 ul4iu2 i, t, utt " lis e.asd It's
Assurances pd ob isaFions, prcic,sedl.y
md IA 20 d ia''h' VIII ne'rf It si'"li
o-N' ut It's sec et' dafN, and onaail"@' q
fnrP ses' and heneei"rth 10 regard IA
o'". Ia" '1"n at 4 a'Hi Mt I'M
Yui5 ana Jltafy prpsonp ION, which
has yer be the las' reso Of Ia st
p'" "er' only that have attempted to shield
'as most gigantic wrongs under the dan
se'ous Pt a q necessity aid absolute
authority.
Ae5elfoi, That in our opinion the time
las ~rtived 0. the a a.,n to b. sounded
Ia the cars If 'he people OF Connecticut,
aid to inform them Of the existence Of
cFet ordei IN th9.r niidst which is s.eib-
rne blow |" Ia da K against Gu lnstl-
iau'"s OF e'Ftl aud ''A9lous II. ef y. and
"bie"' Il s''h red to 90 o. "'ii d siro}
''l "e P''z. most d-at III ri sion, p0il les
and mof Is.
Af5oIfea, ! hat VIE ieel hat we should
prove i4-s- 10 w Obligations t" Goi and
our country il We were 10 K p silent at
such toe as his and that we hereby
set forth TO TIE people the following x
position OF TIE orcier' md The objections
winch arise 'i' oHr minds to the p-i"elpis'
"i 4 "s alzation and action.
Oa oUr admits 10" t" ihis order We had
"" 10 a. me S''0,iin o0S' am a'-
@'''''''c ''''' ~ o'''a"' 0'S u'U 00
~ ''Se' upon d ''' "'D = '0"H'''
"''" Il - * Il u a. "a "N' > ''-'
owed =. 10 l'0l' 'E c a4''9 ana our l''2'
"sS ''' ~ so'' ''asoe mat We -'e'ed
"s We " fe . Dna 70 20 under the Con
81. u''o' 0i me o'"'e' ana 'Ha' we non
s'iy co"'gA-a "''' our S"crea 0ollSa-
- -. '.r'1.. ',- %
-, .'4 ~s,..r.-.....s. e,.,... -, - -
=. - "a a.o,.h IS
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

sl- An editor il Low says they don t
brag # tn siz OF their b. irs, but they
most nEeompon sure crop.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

k~ There's 4 DIVINITY that shapes
our ends" rs the dog i'd when he saw
man making saussgcs.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

tn t no people we ever prs cuted 70
opInio 5 sake withoui co ing out IN
he end vastly inc eased in numerical
strength and public f sor. 1t i say
in, b tn old and true, in all ages, "the
bood of the mar yr the seed Of the
church" No form of ligi II h been
put down by persecution Of lis pro-
fessors.
This order swears its members neve.
to vote for foreign b rrn citizen to FL
any Office in the gift Of the people, Thus.
birth pl zee, Rather han VI, tue and III
t llgence, is ma.ie qualification for
p'ac Of trust and respons bil;ty VIVA
an ahsu dity is h re The know no hing
princlpl md Practice woul elevate ii
Benedict Ar cd to the Presidency, AMI
at thr same time prosclib such men as
Lafayette Hamilton, Mon gom ry Gates,
Steuben, D K lb, Moultrie, St. CT ir
Morris, and h st of noble and galIni
IN n, who irerl sp Mt their Treasure and
she'd thei. blood in our glorious strurg c
for l'bery- And are the peopl of C N
nec'icut prepared 10 adopt such princi-
pes as tn, sr-princi les wnIcn are a.
war With the mae inery Of the American
governm Mt We have too much C nf-
denre IN their in el ig nee and h"ror to
b lieve they will long submit to This great
wrong We fe-l conf ent that here ar
til 5 ime tn usauds in the order VIII
are similarly situated to ou selves, and
who e dy see that its induaace is 70
evil an OILY evil, up'n every in eres
Of our country W know of many in
o her parts If tn St te, who feel with
US III tn $ matt. r, and who are resolved
i" conn out and wash their hants of this
foul md di>graceiul bus ness.
lhe for ing is ii br eli statement OF
facts NJ a'gnnent is he ded to add to
ITS force or develop more clea ly he
character Of an organization ich while
it o tracises al tho born IN ii 70 cir
land, draws into its tolls thousands of
honest and unsusperting Am rica sand
then atte" pts 10 r duce tn IN to con
dition Of servituie, strip them Of tlei
in1iyidu 'lity, degrade them to the con-
d'tion Of mere machines, and compel
them at the bidding of their masters t,
disobev the dictates oi their consciences,
surrender their own thought> INTO tn
keeping OF others, aid Vi late their oaths
Of all glance to the State of which thc y
are cit zens.
Others may choosr to submit to such
atr' cious despo'i<m, but as for ourselves
we d nounre it as con rary to the genius
Of our u stitntinns, at war with free ON
IF thought, and des rvine tn open de-
nuncafinn Of every true Amcrican.
Resoirea, That the officers and mem
bers Of thi. council afix herr names to
the above.
Resolred, That the pap rs in this State
opposed to thi, orga u tion are hereby
requested to publish the foregoing.
b. p BILL President.
DANIEL S. SWAIN, Marshal,
Cha. T!F1AsY, Instructor.
And 4ty-eigh me enbers
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

h- IT. very S lcmn thing to be
married." sal Aust Bethany. " Yes
bu it's deal more sol, ma not 10 be, .
said her nice Of sixte
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

The DISTANCE OF THE SUv FROM THE
EARTH ENTHUSIASTICALLY Germ n jour
mails have given ~ome tables which prove
that the distance betu cen the earth and
the sun is increasing annually by one
ihous ndih pirt Of that distance, ane
they argue from it that the los f i'r-
tii'y By the earth are to be attlibut d
solely to this circumstance.
In the course of SIX 'housand wears
fro" tn present time, they assume taa'
the distance will b. 81 gr at that ONLY an
eighth part IF the wa nth we now enjoy
from the sun will b.. communicated 10
the earth. and it will then be covere
with eternal ice, in The same manner as
we now see he plains Of tie north where
the elephant f,rmerly lived, and have
nei her spring nor ,tumn
No credit h S heretofore been given t.
a tradi ion of The ci Mt Egyptians and
Chinese, according 10 which these peope
formerly saw the suns disc most lou'
times a. Ia q. as ve ow see 1t for they
es. mated he apparent diameter OF the
sun rs the doubl of what it is seen II
our day. II, however. " pay attention
to coalinu d dmuniti # the ap
parent diameter Of sun, accor ing tt
the best observ tion- Of several cen.
tnries, we nla>i suaroset a; the anci-ntl
we,e not mistaken in the estimates the,
have transmitted 70 rs.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

These two lines, th t look solemn.
Were placed IN here to FL the column.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

: iIoHNET and Cit%~Eff ST LAW
"a f-ets=s a. fpr .ls rea aar. - he lss g:-', ani
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-25

lTe he iesa If the plrea: f-r such
cause disova- tie offspring, The abliga-
ton T. bee, BE secrets eF s.ck I 7s5eet
: 'oT rts abss.ged, I'D 'Ae li-hi q asy
-rr.. r. neaat-st into :he
Smyrna times., 1855-04-18
THE NVEENLY HERALD
THE BEST GENERAL NEWSPArLR IN TIE
WORLD.

IIlE BI.ST GNNEKAL NEWSfAILR n TIE
WORLD.
THE New DIRK NEERLY HERALD Is Puhli,hC
every Saturday morning ts uuIGcIs ombfacr. all the
news of lhc gr,a 'Ncul> OF ihc day, Iuris u mUe-
nCs Of the State Legislature. "a, u Congress: I'M
l0Il.uI puuiIr do umcuI> European and lInne
res iundrncc; financial nd cOmnerc ni lrinrnEtti"n
and editorials ol general meoesi tina; have Hfpeurt
III the New York Herald
1t Is neatly prutt in clear type, large double
quaTiO sheet OF iuri' eight uIisa bunk-a dIrcC
,u:Y Ilseli-and iuTm> beet aud mo-, Ia u
able weekly newspapers IA Tie World The g'cdlcst
care taken u!,an The latest and muSl reliable
tcGrnCc u mn "ram m'N cmrmtS IN all parts U Ike
world. NoeNprI,se Is spared Tor thi> purpose.
The subscription puce Is Three Dollars per annum,
payable Ia advance or sIxpcn"e per single c"py.--
Editors Of newspapers throughout the cnUnry par
ticulatly requested 10 act agents They will rece\
Tvs Cnly five per cea commission all cash subscrIp-
tIps. ANY person ObnInIlg i've subsc rlbers
viii be allow cd the samO commission.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-18
Pennsylvania Wire Works,

No. 81 Arch street, above Front, Philadelphia.
We Hubscrlbers have hand, and are constantly
Il manufacturing, SlEVES, RIDDLES, SCREENS;
WOVEN WIRES. OF all meshes and widths. Also all
kinds OF plum and fancy Wire work. Brass aud Iron
Wire Sleeves OF all kinds Brass and Copper Wire
Cloth for Paper Mixers, 4o. Cylinders and Dandy
Rolls covered m the best manner. .l
Heavy Twicd Wire Tor Spark Catchers, Sieves for
Brass aud Iron Founders, Screen Wire. Window Wire,
Safes, Traps, Dish Covers, Coal and Sand Screens &C.
BAYLISS, DARBY g. LINN.
mar % y5-3m
Smyrna times., 1855-04-18
NOTICE.

IL temen from all parts Of the State that the impress
SION was universal advertising my Font Hill Farm
for sale my object to accomplish some private end
or was induced by private motive 10 gain particu-
lar benefits and not really 10 effect a sale.
Influenced by this information, take this method @
announcing to the public my serious and determined in
tentOn, WHICH WAS AND WHICH NOW is, TO make sale
the aforesaid Farm. Persons having any desire pur
chase will be satisfied by calling upon the undersigned
R-N B.-Prce reasonable and terms easy.
DANIEL CUMMINS.
Font Hill near SmYrns marCh
Smyrna times., 1855-04-18

No l45 NIrih THIRD street. doors above the Eagle
I.Oicl, ,PiltLADELPIIIA,
M HOLES LIZ DE Ter ia Fancy Dress Trimmings
w and Millinery GoOdS. and manufacturer O
Fancy SIX BOnneIs, keep, constantly hand Il very
extensive assortment ni Silks Ribbons, Laces EmbrOld
errs, Flow Bonnet Frumes Cmys Frnges, beside,
great variety ei "Iher Fancy Coo! IS. lie solclts
call from Country Merchants visiting the CITY, and
sUrcS them mat they viii be find any urtIclt
absvc Mentioned, at the lowest prices.
march Pm.
Smyrna times., 1855-04-18
STRAW GOODS.

STRAW GOODS.
TNHE subscriber has now in store well Sc
IL lected stock of Straw and Silk BONNETS,
and Millinery Goods, consisting of Ladies' Hair
Blends, French Laces, Gossamers, Trpolis,
Pearls and Satin Difused, in various styles of
Goods; with handsome assortment Of Import
ed and Domestic Artificial Flowers, Ribbons,
Ladies and Misses colored Bonnets, Straw
Trimmings, Children's Hats and Bonnets, and
other Goods connected with the trade.
He has made arrangements with the prlncl-
pal Manufacturers and Importers, so that he
will be enabled to receive all the newest styles
of Straw Goods, as soon as they are manutac-
tured. He feels confident that he will be able
to sell his Goods as low, if not lower than any
similar establishment in the city.
WILLIAM q. CALVER,
No. SO North Second street, below Arch, cas-
side, Philadelphia.
| Narch % IS55-Sm
Smyrna times., 1855-04-18
FRA .NEGLIN USE,
Chesnut street, between TnIrd and Fourth
DhiIo1plnhia

Chesnut street, between TnIrd and Fourth,
Philadclpha.
OLIVER H. p PARKER. OF OIio. and JAMES
II LAIRD, OF Phiadcphra, have leased the a.ove
we'll knuWu and Vnpuar house, TOR term OF ears, are
u,M prepared 10 ACCOMMODATE guests ia manner equa'
any ilc CiN.
III" ,T"dlUn ul tnis house l. sureHnr 10 any Other,
eng ia Immr dIIic pr"yIu, to business; also
tjan6s rub ~ tliir,s Posi- Office and the EA-
change, Where "a mbu>Ss start all parts of the cy
The house having been pul thorough repair, and
lcw furniture added Ilh mann modern IInp proven
viii add much 10 the conior, Oi guests. Tho tables
ill., ali times be supplied nth the hest the market
Affords an nothing shall he wanitug, part, 10
make ihesf Rankin truly tle ray elers' iIume
Your patronage most Respectfully solicited.
PARKER u LAIRD.