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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-27
Correspondence Of the Virginian.
AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL.


The State Council of the American party met
in this city Thursday evening, the 23d inst. and
adjourned this evening The attendance was
not very large, but goodly share Of Intelligence
and enthusiasm characterized the delegations.
Not much business was transacted owing to the
fne. that il was determined to hold special conn.
Gil ON the 18th of January neXtnt which both the
Eastern and Western Councils will be represent
ed ,and !; was thought that business of Importance
had better be postponed until TINT time. The
principal object of the Special Councils to bring
about nm amalgnmation Of the two State Coun-
ellis, which viii no doubt be done
will give brief synopsis OF the business
transacted Mt the late session, which | have II
perfect right 10 do, as the Council resolved that
the proceedings should be published:
\ resolution disappearing Of the time selected
by the National Council for nominating eandi-
date for the Presidency (22l of February anl
recommending the 4th of July lS56, was passed
aud the President of the Council was ordered TO
transmit it to all other State Councils.
An informal resolution, or rather n rccommen-
dation, was presented by Hon. John NJ Bolts
embracing the sentiment that both the secrecy
aud the religious test of the party ought 10 be
abolished and that the naturalization laws should
be totally repealed. TIE object was merely tn
ascertain the sense of the Council on the qnes-
tons, and ii WIS unanimously in the Affirmative
ON motion the present State officers were con
tinued until the 18th of January next.
resolution, approving the Convention
which is TO meet in Lynchburg ON the 18th of
September next and urgingn large attendance.
adopted.
Other matters came before the meeting: but,
writing, as | am, hurredly and wholly without
notes, cannot remember ALL | have given the
mostimportant.
A. McD.
=. ST. cannot close this hasty letter without
saying word about the bronze statues of JEFF
ferson and Henry, now on the Capitol Square in
this city, They are glorious productions of
genius and had the artist done nothing else
to distinguish him. these alone should make his
name immortal They are indeed magnificent,
and impress all who sec them with the liveliest
feelings ofadmiration. Those two great images
most imogines them things of life, and instinct.
lively listens for their lips 10 pour fourth
"thoughts that brenthe and words that burn
They ave already been infinitely described by
the papers which renders it unn ecessary for me
to d. SO but could not forego hurried word
of admiration for them and praise for the great
genius that produced them AMeD
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IL4ier tram ION. Jo1q Minor B5t7s d Ii7g7n11. =,


WessrS. lFm. s. Beers d. Co, Gtuts.-Considera-
tons OF tuly the afflicted alone lrompt me tn send
ynu this voluntary testifnouil the great value "a
C"rtr's SP0ash Mitt0re," for that almost incurahe
disease Scrotpi4.
Without beag disposed r deeming ne cesar, t. 90
nto the particulars OF the casr say that the as
oai~tnF re-n that have been produced hy the use Of
III medicn" en- member OF my ow n family and under
my own observation atl SUPPLEMENTARY after the skill
ii the b. physicians had been exhati,re and all The
"-ud nm dis had f,iea, fully justly me n recon
m'ndn'e is USE to a who may be suffering from that
dreadful nia,!y.
de- not mean l." say Tint l. is alnpcd ali consitu-
''n- or ta"t 1t vi atrl relief in all "a SEES
a. OF f"ur'e. can IN NV nothing n'nn uH--bu from
"hnt have seen Of the cect. | wpa not lcsitps Il,
n>r it, ia rui every case of Scrjua with per.op
Tor whom felt all interest, over whom could exer.
c''S miuence cl.floi
Respectfully yours.
ly l9.tl>tScrt .JNO. NJ. Bolts
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NM. II SNIT'
NO CHANGE IN THE
Eynciit,ur;s Wholesale Prices Current
4'i' 4 ON n
Commission Merchant

CORRECTED EyEBY TUESDAY ASp sArUnbAy
BY FUCKER q R3DD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs AND
COMMITS SION EIaRC HAurs
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LYa{cHBuRG. VA.
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have no data at hand to determine the dis
lance traversed and descended by the body du.
ring this of years, but recollections of time
consumed in pedestrian excursion in the vein.
ity of the catastrophe incline me to believe 1t
from three to five miles Here is an item in the
philosophy of glaciers, and remarkable illus.
iraiion of the theory of their mobility. The
body was literally engulfed in solid ice at one
cnd. and re appeared nj the other.
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WILL SEHAsToPoI BE TAKENl-The Invalide
Russo. the Russian official organ, publishes saws
the the Baltimore American, a remarkable artic
le, four columns long, under the heading: VIII
Sevastopol be taken? Though free from brag.
gadocio, it concludes with expressing the convic-
ton that the fortress is impre enable, though it
confesses that the allies would have inevitably
taken II, had they assaulted it. from the position
they now occupy. on the morrow of the day they
arrived there. It says Sevastopol can replace
one hundred dismounted guns in night, or can
exchange $4,000 fatigued troops against $4,000
fresh troops; that the allies cannot, with double
the force they can dispose of. cut off tue com
munication by Parekop; that the Russian army,
fighting for its country and its sovereign. is ami
mated by better spirit than is the heterogene-
Gus mass Of French. English Egyptians, and Sar-
dinians. contending for an abstract idea and for
confused Interpretation of the duties of civiliza-
ton; that four days after the tremendous BON
bsrdment of the 26th Ct March. Sevastopol was
stronger than before; that at this moment, the
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'INlE sUnsCstgHEls WISHES no

dispose 1T ine re-id e OF his Lease ON II House
"n' Lri OF Damon HI The House contains nine
lo'n's' md bus excellent Gar!e7 attached TO it
lh'rr is, also, Snake b .u,f Stable an Carriage.
b"'''' GA Ia" temSes 'ossc>Si gwen immediately
''2 ''.t@i JN0 K. WILSON
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rESlaE COMMONWEALTH OF vi:s~


ing
Whereas, III Circuit Court h-ll for the Comfy Of
Campbell AT the Courthouse thereof the 22l day t
Ocober, 1913 suit depending in said Court the
Chancery side thereof between Claib Ford, and
christopher Clark Sheriff OF Campb, County aud
such administrator Of NancY Ford deed Plaintiffs and
Benjamin w. Walker. administrator oc He2ekith Ford
decd, Samuel }. Walker LabJn Ford aud others De-
PENDANTS, it was decree amnng other things tina. the
defendants, BENJAMIN W Walker administrator a.
atoi esaid Samuel j. Walaci. and abon Ford should
pay to the defendant Martha Britt tn Of Sl2o II
with interest On ~ lG part thereof from the 29th o.
December. s)2, until aid. Neveith rs execution OF
the said decree still renain be ma le by the -aiI
Martha b it, we nre intormad AMI because those
tl'ings which in our said Co rightly done We
would have duly put an truti ..
Therefore, Wa command that You Iihe known ~
hr said benjamin w Walker. administrator Rt3rr-
Enid, Samuel J. Walker, and Lahon Ford, thar they he
hFtlre the Judge n said Circut Conrt of CAM hrf
County the IS. day OF the mex October Of sPi
Court to show if any thing for themselves they have or
can say why. the said Martha jt execut n against
them ct the decree aoresni in her iavo;, not have
IL to them 1t seems cxpedirnf and fur her to do al re-
reve wAat SAID Court snail in thia part consider
and Fave then aud thcie, also, this writ Witness JH"
d. Alexander, Clerk of said Court, at the Colrt
house. this 22d day of Augu.t 1855, and in the SUE
year OF the Communwrnt..
aug 27-cw4w JNO D. ALEXANDER Cfk.
BLANKS rpP sAIE AT THIS OFFICE
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Kentucky remains true to her old glory The
wound that she ha- given to the anti. American
party is deadly one. IS Mercutio says" 1t is
not as deep n wcA ur widfas a barn door,b but it
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REFREsHISG.-The Enquirer of Friday has an
editorial article headed 'WHO WERE THE Nor.
MANsl" and the Wing of the same day one with
the caption: ''TuE ANCIENT CyMRI AND THE
CYMRI OF '76 yULGARLY CALLED WELSH" We
congratulate our contemporaries ON the tranquility
ofmind and the party leisure which enables
them to air themselves in these fields of learning.
We are expecting to produce something shortly
very erudte and novel, the disputed exis
tence and whereabouts of the Trogl )dytes.
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gOEsN w. NEWMAN, VI. D.,

II TIL NpRN Eli HOUSE,
Lynohburg, Va.
IL Office near the Market House, in the for
mrrIy occupied hy DR.. Hacd,ra. aug l7-dsclmf
HEENA, GLASS And EAksFEsEN
~ WARE FOR THE FALL rRAnH Or lS55.-
The subscriber has Just received direct from England
large assortment Of
CHINA AND EARruENWARE,
Of the stest pntterns which hc offers nt W. prices
wholesale and reinil Cunnlry merchants. honee keep
nj other, will find it thri, Interest cp and
e<'fnne my stock before purchasing elsewhere. lie
has, ulsU. cnuplete assortment Of
FRENCH CHINA WARE.
decorated. and plain white, in Dinner and fen Sets
by The single p'ecs. Grass Nar'. 4rrci from the mnnu
lecturers, If the hlpes. constantly hand; nj
So II large assotlmeat of Silver Plated and Rrania
Nefe Table Cutlery and HARDWARE l.nckins Gls. es
Wooden. Nlos aad Store More. Fancy Goods &c
raue' lar attention paid to packing goods
ANDREW BOYD.
Sign oi IT,, Big teh'r. Main street,
aug ~ 3avlm i.ypeLurr Va
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\ copy-Tesle,
JN0. u. ALEXANDER, CHI.
JNo. G. NuRRELL P. G. aug 27cw4w.

VIRGINIA: AT rules held in the Clerks Office
' Of the Cl,cut Court OF Campbell CouI t. ON Mon.
day tie 5tll day Of August. 1879:
Matthew B. Nuwn. surviving rottner Of himself and
Bryant ". Nowln. late merchants and partners tia-
ding lniei the style and firm If M. B. and B. w.
Nown, Ph'f,.
Against
William Ierrl Def't
The object Of Tins suit is the of So 49,
with interest heteon from the 22d day Of February
1896; and it appearing by proper affidavit filed that the
defendant William Terriil. is a resi- lent Of this
State: it IS ordered TINT he do appear here within one
uiier due publication hercuf and do whit
sary project his nterest-aud that copy Of tins
der be published week for four successive wecas
IN the Lyuchbmg Virginian, and posted the front
door of the Courthouse of this County, the first ly
of the next County Court.
copy-Tesc.
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DEs L. III. wsgs.IgT,s TAsTELEsS

LIquld Catharhc or FanIy PhysiC.-This IS
the best eieape-t, and efficient Catharlic ever
Offered II the pu'c. 1t is asieess, (thereby avoiding
the uauseang effect of Pills Oh Scnua. &c. and pro-
duces giipirg other painful sensations. Ulke all
other PufgatyeS it searches the bot of the dis
ease thoroughly clennses the stomath and leaves the
bowels ENTIRELY ERIE FROM cosrlyENE<s. No family
should DE without it. Children drink it readily and
wthon forcing. I'd no medicine is highly recon.
mcnded by the medichl ilculty.
Give tin till, and then Judge for yourselves. 1t can
be had wholesale ahi retail ut
OK. HEIGHTS Pripc'p,. Depot 400 Broadway
\. " Purcell, Lnid & Cos, E'chmond; Strolhcr 4
.lIhueheais'~ j II. Thompson Cos, yncphurg; and
a. tue prncph Drae stores throughout the State.
DIR. wight will pay One Thousand Doll is for
L discovery Ut any aniNure other than purely ves.
table IA hi Ljqlie Gdtilu tic Nesettos Family
f"y>r. y ANALYSTS ~ other chemical process.
nu lily
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Concessions asked Of the Pope and RJUSed-
ConSpiracieS.
According to letters ftom Rome the French
government has represented to the Pope that it
is absolutely Indispensable that he should make
some extensive reforms, in order to allay the dis
content which exists amongst all classes Of the
people; but the Cardinals, after heightened de-
alterations on the subject, have refused to DO
anything. The letters also speak of plan form.
cd by Mazzini and his party for carrying off the
the Pope having been discovered by the French
and revealed tn his holiness. They add that dis
sension had arisen between the Austrian and
French diplomatic agents at Rome owing to both
being anxious to see u native of their respective
countries appointed to the vacant Catholic Pairi-
archaic at Constantinople. Disturbances have
taken place at Ancona, and the town has been
placed in state Of siege by the Austraus.
ASIA.
Omar Pdsha A Turkish Tictory.-Kars
Closely INFESTED.
Omar Pashn has been appointed commander in
Asia.
MARsEILLEs, August c. The Jouriain packet
has lust arrived, with dates from Constaniinople
to the Both ult. They announce that General
Mouryietf had suddenly returned before Kars,
and ON the 18th attacked the entrenchmcnt camp
of the Turks with $4,000 men. He was ener.
goticay repulsed by Gen. Williams; but was
preparing for fresh attack. Shamy had not
descended from the mountains, and letters from
Asia complain Of the Cireassians.
Il dispatch dated Constantinople, July b,
says:
'.kars is more closely invested, and is proys.
Toned for only twenty-one days"
Further Troubles Anticipated-Proio sed Die
t1torship, &c.
Although tranquility appears to he established
in Spain, many Influential lersons fear that it is
only superficial. 1t is said that the English and
French governments, for their part, entertain
this fear, and that they have in co,-eqaence. re-
commended Espartero or O'Donucl = tlkr the
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Smyrna times., 1855-07-11
Laws 81 Wcavers'

&. PENN MARBLE WORKS, Callowhill
u street, between Front and Second, Phla-
zllsAdel phia. The subscribers have constantly
on hand large assortment of Monuments,
TOmbs, Grave Stones, posts for Cemetery Lots,
Marble Mantels, &c.
Building work Of all kinds executed. They
would also say to those that are DESTROYS Of pro-
curing anything in their line, that they may
depend On having all their orders executed in
the very best manner aud on the mos reasonable
Terms
Persons in want of the above articles will
find it TO their advantage to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. PETER +. LAWS,
may2 JOHN p. WEAVER.
Smyrna times., 1855-07-11
June l3-3m.
MEXICAN GUANO.

TiiI. attention of Farmers is requested tn the iol-
lowing Analysis and statements OF this valuable ma
nurc
MEXICAN GUANO is the richest that has been
brought 10 this country IN Plosphates.
PhusphOnc Acid Is the valuable element "i all ma
nure, and tins Guano contains nearly 81 per cent, be-
ing much Stronger thln the Peruvian Guaho.
Fne pecu iarIIes o. tins GuanO, are;
Il n0tlnGred by the and IL not washed out OF
the soil by the runs in less Than thirty years
It will doube the crop Of Corn, if Phoshoric Acid
is delrlent IN the soil.
1t is cheaper, more permanent and more certain
than Peruvian Guano. On land already surieIed by
Too frequent applications of ammonia i'll Peruvian
Guano the Mexican Guano, by ills great abundance of
Phosphates, will restore health and vigor For sale by
JyB. A. y S. ALLEN,
and South Wharves, below Market St.
June 13-3m. Pblladel lphia,
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observation-disclosures.

9WQULD respectfully inform his friends and
the community generally, that he has removed
his office to the Basement of the Dwelling oc'
cupied by John VanGasken, ESQ, on Man
street, immediately opposite the office recently
occupied by him, and formerly by DR.. Perkins
IN. B.-Persons calling for him at night, will
please ring the night bell at the office door.
Gs7- Orders left in his absence will be
promptly attended to.
Smyrna, Nav 9, '55-3m.
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Prize Medal awarded

To f. MIIAIN, Tor The best PERFUMERY
and Fancy SOAPS, at the late Fair held
in Washington City.
f. M'CLAlN'S highly pernmed Vegetable
Olk-Fhis important discovery possesses proper.
ties which we believe no other article of the
kind does. 1t will cleanse the scalp, produce
a full and beautiful growth of hair, its medici-
nal qualities aid nature and render the hair
healthy, moist and pllable, and yet so pure that
1t Will not soil hat nor bonnet Manufac ctured
by f. MCLAIN, Perfumer and Chemist, at
his large and new establishment, No. LOG North
Sixth Streets below Race, Philada.
N. B-Constantly on hand large assort-
ment of Pertumery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles.
Discount to Wholesale Dealers, from l5 to 25
per cent. lor cash. may2-3m.
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DIE D
~ n0v,,,R,o w vr,,,y ron THE TlMEs.

On the 9TH inst, RAYMOND, son OF Capt W.
Denney, in the 5th year of his age.
Near Dover, on Saturday morning, 'th inst.'
Mr.. n, DsNxEY WILDs, in the 44th year OF his
age.
In Dover, on the 9th inst, CLARA, only daugh-
Ter of James and Effe Cowgirl, aged 81 years.
On April 2lSt, Mrs. ELIZABETH ANN' wife OF
DIR. A!bera Nhiteley, of Frederica, Del.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing M
der the arm of Cats Il Reynolds, is tins lay
dfsSolvrl by mutual consent The business OF
IL. 6ra viii be settled by John Ii. Cats.
" JOHN II. CATTS,
.s..t...U ROBERT w. REINOl.DS.
Smvrna. June l6, lSJ0.
TIE subscriber will continNe the business
at the old stand, and solicits the contlnuInCe0t
the patronage heretofore bestowed upon tie
firm JOHN H. CATS.
it..J7
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BOOTS and SHOES.
J. ". FOLSOM, Main street,
Opposite The Hotel Of TtghmdR FOrtCeU,
SMYRNA DEL

SMYRNA, DEL,
rSsp ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
Rk& IL the public generally that he is prepared
a&a- iO manufacture BuOis and Shoes Of every de.
scriptOn, III the very best manner, and al the
shortest n0ce He has pure hased full OF Lasts
OF the latest fashion. and taiers himself that he can
furnish as neat and genleel lit be had al anv
other esiah lshnent III the State lie will make ,wIh
and dispatch, all kinds of Ladies' and Cen
tlemens Wear for the Spring Trade-comprlsIng
Boots Gate and Fancy Shoes, for both Ladies and
Children, also. Gentemens French Gait Boots Patent
Leather Caters, DC. (Aprl A. 55.
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ALSO, will be sold the following
PROPERTY In SMYRNA:

H. A House and Lot on Delaware street;
Shiiil also, two Building Lots adjoining; will
HA.!E be sold together or seperate, as desired.
A House and Lot on Methodist street A Lot
of Ground, and a House and Lot on Main St
Three Building Lots on North st. Two Build
ing Lots opposite the Odd Fellows Hall. One
new, two-storied Frame House, with Back
Buildings, large and good, on Commerce street.
One new, two-storied Frame Dwelling, with
Back Buildings, on South street Also, 20
Building Lots not herein named t.a-
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G. o omecti Oner
And Variety Store.

The undersigned woHld respectfully announce
to the public that he still occupies store in the
"Commercal Row." on Commerce street,
SMYRNA, DEL,
where he has Just opened, and in ends 10 keep
constantly on hand fresh supply Of CONFEC-
FlONERY, of the best quality, together with
MINERAL WATER, and SYRUPS of excel
lent flavor. He invites all who may wish any
thlng IN this line to give HIM a call, as he is
rendering the public the most superior assort-
ment of Sweetmeats, &c, ever exhibited in
Smyrna.
He has, also, a fine lot of JEWELRY, CUT
e. LERI, HARDWARE. STA MI,
e ~ TIONERY, Musical Instruments, LEY
Ns% Clocks, Perfumery, I&c. &c, to 'z1s
which the atttntion ofpurChasers is particular
ly invited. j.7.
His stock consists in part of the following
articles, vlz:-Finger Rings, Ear Ring Breast
Pins, Silver Thlmbles, Spectlcles, India Rubber
Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Cigar Cases,
Cubas, Port Monnaies, Accordeons, Flutinas, Vio-
Inns, Tamborines, Fluid Lamps, Clocks-eight
days and thirty hours-gilt edge, damask and
buff Note Paper, embossed Envelopes of all
sizes; Miscellaneous Books, comprising Poems,
Toy Books, Music Books, Histories and School
Books, Bibles, Steel Pens and States. Avaric-
ty of EXtracts-Cologne, Hair Oil, Hair DYE.
Fancy Soaps, Shaving Cream, Tooth and Pearl
Powders, Lip Balm, Bayleaf Water and Cold
Cream for chapped hands.
Also, Cigars and Tobacco, Shoe Findings.
Horse Cards and Brushes, anc a very good as
sortment of Hardware. An excellent lot of
Butter Knives, Spoons, &c.
The congregatlng Of disorderlY persons about
his store, not being allowed, ladies' need have
no hesitancy in giving him call. and examin-
ing the many Ornamental and Useful Articles
he has for sale
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1Tho. wv Evans ~ Co..

No. 2I4 aud PIG Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Have naw oh hand a full assortment Of all the Spring
.,,,F SIMMER FnhrIcs IN the latest styles and ai the
h,,sst 20 .ccs Many ui these Goods have been par
cr,s,,I at u strrre both auction and rivate safe
sud wah b sod prupOrIOhably low. Among them VIII
b.. t0tIrt-- -
IIanIsum" Striped and Checked Silks. al 6z!a15 cts
.fy,.r. p,n,J do do very rIch
sIsirh Plain Silk; black ditto, OF the best makes,
(:rr1la .ierS Cfenadier Robes. Barege Robes,
Lawns EmhroUleries. very cheap.
iIOsIvry tor Spring ana Summer, OF every hescrP-
,,r June l3 Il
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Staple and Fancy Stationery
GUPERlOR white Ruled Letter Paper, $3.50 per
- Ream.
Letter and Note Envelopes IN great variety.
Weddings Furnished at very moderate rates.
Cards Written and Engraved.
GIllUtts and other Steel Pens,
Superior Mollo Wafers. 325 Mottoes Sheet for 25
cents.
lnkstands, Pen.k Knives, Paper Weights, &c.
Fine Turkey Morocco POrI.AIOnnaIes,
Portfolios, sc.
Card Cases. Backgammon Boards &c.
With very large assortment OF Toy Books, Games,
Dssected Pictures, &c. Albums, Scrap Books aud
Engravlngs Z. THOMSON.
NAV l6--lV.
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]. Il. WILLIAMSON,
and Builder

kAIOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF smyri'
w al the country generally iiai he Is prepared
iu d. all kinds CarpemlenHg anH bu ding on lhe
n, ,,t ,,:,,io tilr terms Having had scN eral Year,
4[,,erency IN building both ia cIly and c"nIify AMI
.np,nyill. uue hut good wurEiru. vlh ,trci aIie@.
Ion, t ,np yius aud interest Oi those Interested! com.
a ,rd All b determination please all VIII" may .TO'
hia with the- work hopes 10 receive liberal share
,,r ,patrntagc fr ,HI The building community.
\ B-i nrcHd also 10 keep on hand general as
sir:In at uf N"rkei AlOndmgs aId Trimmings Tor
~, r., tJ,,,r Frim., Windows Nc, at much lower
uriUes Ihl can be made by hand. -
f''10' r. WILLIAMSON.
STOP al Mr Jnhn VanGasken Lumber Yard Com
a,er;,. Sir. 81 below Man, Sayrna, Del.
" Mav 30 1880 6m
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TRIM Nj I n G s,


Lace Goods and Variety store.
lust received u new and fresh stock of
" Spring Goods, such as plaid and bleached
Muslins; kid, silks, sle-thrcad and cotton
Gloves. CambrIcs Swiss, Jaconett, white aud
colored Drilings, Laces, Collars, Sponsors,
Underslccves, plain and workca lIandkerchlets,
stamped Collars and Strips; good assortment
of Hosiery, Work Baskets, lnd:llIbe Ink,
Paper, Pins, Needles, Buttons, &c, &C.; alsn
Ribbons and Millinery Goods; few pieces of
neat style CalIcoes and Ginghams Also, a
good assortment of Contecuonarlcs, and every
other article usually kept in
Trimming and Variety Store.
All Of which will he offered at very small
profits TO any and all who will favor the sub
scriber with call, feeling confident she can
sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Come and see before you buy
MARY A. ROBERTS,
Commerce ST., below Nam, Smyrna, Del.
Ja.l0, Ap4, lS55. ly