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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-23

Patent Medicines will be published at 800 per column
daily, or s75 tri- weeky-vith So each renewal.
steamboats, running to New Orleans viii be charged no
or the season; and when running st. Louis Cincinnati
&C. fi5 for the season Of not than six months
sFThe privilege Yearly Advertisers strictly limited to
Of Advertising Firm considered including that
Of II or individual members.
Advertisements published az intervals, viz. weekly, or
monthly charged 81 per square FOR the FIRST and 90 cts
or every subsequent insertion.
Calls persons become candilates viii be inserted as
other advertisements b. paid for invariably in advance
Announcing candidates r County and State offices 45and
Tor municipal Offices s. % be paid in advance in every in
stance.
advertisements strangers transient persons to be
paid IN advance.
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time Wll be inserted til forbid aud payment eNactCd.
No advertisements o., Inserted grafuitously.
Al advertisements for charitable institutions, IRE compa-
ues ward town. ami other public meetings including re-
Eious notices, "a Doe charged half price
NJ -iages and deaths Published as news. ~ ont
ualy bues respect and funeral invitations as other
adv"ruscmruts. at
Rerurr advertisers and an others sending communica-
lions requiring designed 60 call attention TO Fairs,
SOrets Concerts, any public entertainments, where
charges admauCe, all notice ui private asso-
Citations every notice designed To- call attention 10 private
pncrrise calculated or intended promote indivdualin
tare can only nc inserted with the understanding atihe
same paid II inserted n the editorial column
(which DE only the discretion ~ the cdtnrs) the same
vi be- charged the - less than 20 cents per line
The gnnd publishers Of daily and tr weekly papers
Nashville, pledge ourselves sr tv 10 adhere To e ABOVE
bill Of prices and IN 90 deviae from them.
D.. r. NcKFNNIE A. co, True Wing Office.
J. L. MARIING A co, Union and American.
W. +. BANG a CO, Banner On.ce.
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FOR SALE.


YoNs co. respectfully iniorm fhsr patrons. and he
IL public IN gsacr that they have just ruccsvea very
large and vel sorted stock q ans ana ehocs imported
Cigars. Tobacco and Liquors.
Ame=z the Smoking Toh1ceo wil Be fosn ne
pocahontas and Cana-ier brands. Ne have aso AHe-a
suPply % car vel knosn
Cholera and Diarrhsa indicated Brandy
Aromatic seAisdam schnapps,
which, With The large aoek of ether 50 q asa3s on eel
vii s 10 sr asfsners better iBfueeneea % EAks tssf
parrssss 0f a. ear noase bsns. knaa frsa ssa e-ss
Saies." h.oto ~
ara - Cellar EExsSI
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Eye and Ear.
VI. G. COOK, VI. a., ST. LOUIS, MO.

nR. COOK respectfully Ienrws the trude Of
IL his professional services 20 the public IN his 49,
and the al oinng States. successful puctcc tSF>$
o. over eighteen years, devoted 20 the treatment
incident 90 the and justify him In the
belief thai All Nho may be IN any afflicted those i'm
portan organs will find from his treatment peedy aud per-
nrnt relief
Dr. Cook has just returned nom the Fast where he has
been carefully studying the diseases o the Eye and Far
the principal Eve indruaries IN the Tn ted states he
feels warranted In Offering his professional services vi
degree confidence those who may be afflicted Those
whom he has ,ated best witnesses Of his SKIN and
there thousands Ia 81 Louis and the Western states
who ca hear iestiaof his skiiful treatment lie
SOS c,iuy refers HIN a. - G,ytr, X. Macs enEe, ksq
Ni.-,rs Iltress BlOw 60 Louis; Hon. Johu Moore,
state Treasurer illinois, Jas Charles President Nilsson
ri nk; H. Cole Warsaw IN; Capt. r. C. Heury, warsaE,
Missouri.
E- once northwest Of Pine aud Second streets,
mn sf.jrs rrts anre on Pine w.. scptli-dAwiy
NOM RENT have ior rent splendid stand for q
l. blacksmith the Aurfges sbUro' Pike, 10 miles from
Nashville Improve meuts, guod shops, family resdence,
ana an necessary oul hofrs 70 20 OF cleared land,
plenty Of hre wood, &c. Terms rasy. Appy 20
X. A. BAlLONE, Geu1 Agt,
lani Es No II Dvsderick street.
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Fall and Winter Trade for 1855.
II. c. M'NAIRY & co,

h. u. VI IN4hIiN 4 ~ Vs.
No. 50 College Street,
RF now prepared TO exhibit one Of the 'Tost ECru-
y pIrtc a. well ~ he targcst stocks of BTY
Goods fer bv retail n his country. Al de-
sire Is for friends aud buyers generally TO call for
what they want, and Nill Su civ supply them.
Tie partner having Pe"t tfr months M New York,
have src0u i he'd much getting up The q ck fr'm hr-t
hHr rs which viii enable them 10 s al prices jar Jooto
previous rates.
Dress Goods.
In Silks-Fvcrv thing new and beautiful;
Rr0cads aua Paid Founc.s,
Plain, Paid ard Bruclues;
1910 nh, high coI.rto Drlains;
Plain pIad and rich Fgu ed Merinos.
Lacrs and ImbrOidcrics,
pee of fine Nad and Honiton Laees;
lOU Collars and Sleeves IN Lace,
800 French Work Jacouet;
Cardinal Lawns.
Domestic and staple Goods.
All the Leading styles of Goods, such
New York Mills and other DomestiCs;
Cotton and Linen Sheeungs
Dsmask and plain ruwyiug and Towels;
JucCuet Mu.us CamuJ Css:
Globe, MerriusCk, purdsl, Excelsior Prints;
Furniture Chutzes, &c, &C.
GGnIIcmcn'S Wear.
New French aud English Cloths, plain and fancy Cassi-
and NvstugS, in endcs variety, which will have
made TO order IN the most fashionable style.
Also, extensive tm,nt ot KID and other Gloves
Hosiery, stocks, CTayss, Colars handkerchief, &c.
CaTpcIingS.
We have the rpest and most varied stock Of
ered the Nashville put lie which vii be be added monthly
by al the styles and patterns they brought out
s-pl5
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PATENT MACHINE
R Ale II O p L
MORGAN d CO.

Tr'HE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURERS COMPANY
II i nou aasinr n Handred Coils ~ week of a very
superior Article q sTkETCHED MACHINE BALR R0PE
All ordsrs pro npgy f the o4est market fAt.s by
JOHN T. DOUGLASS, Freshest,
sspls-ta ss. a co1nsrs.al a., -. Lozs, As.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper proprietors generally and especially NJ this
ty, under the usages and regulations heretofore preva
ere called upon perform labor without
ton, tl.au any other class of community The yratuous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement nd
muncstions tributes o. respect Obituaries &C. which
can only he inserted ~ heavy cost to the proprietor
poses upon them burden onorous that they called
upon, in sedeence. 20 check the abuse making such
publications charge, to least upon the par
tres more immediately interested. In this they but
lowing the example o. the press in other cities mpeed by
of its intrinsic propriety and imperative duty 70
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united ogeth
er m mutual agreement the 70 lowing specified terms
or The publication OF these well every Of regular
business advertising.
tor each square Of II lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
less OF nonpareil for the Let insertion 81 90
foreach additional insertion.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER SCHELL's GenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDISG, 346 and 34s Broadway
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Hamilton Collegiate Institute,
(20th Term)
An English, Classical and Military
Boarding school.


WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK.
TTNHIS INSTITUTION is Delightfully."- situated, tweny-sx
miles North Of the City OF New York, and IS accessible
eight times day by Railroad The Academical year is di
vided into Sessions Terms Of five months each, be-
Cruing the first Mond'y in May and November. Idcd-
tjo1Js in ApIil and October.
he o distraction is extensive in every depart
The Military Drill has hfen found very useful AMI
interesting Of the Studies tending does, TO the
development Of the physical v tenn well establishing
the habit of Of posture and graceulne OF ca-
TEBNs.-Sl25 for Summer Term and $3.50 for Winter
Term, hiding Board tuition in the Fngish, Classical,
MAJ hemat cal ami Coumerih Branches Military Tactics,
with and squT mems, bed bedding, washing
light, iU !, a. payabe each session in advance.
EgtrdS, and ChdJg'dH per Term.
For French Spanish Iaan &c each. $40 on
Ius rue ion Plan of instrument.... - 90
d. in raUing and Painting ........... IA 90
Circulars and ProspeCtus,s may be ha ~ addressing the
Principal WILLIAM :. WALL, at the Institution.
RsFtRpNCss IN Ntw YORK CRY Hon Gulian G. Yer
rsnck Lyman Col h, Esq Rev John VI. Krehs, ID. D. Rev
OrviIe Dewey D., q. Jo>n, n b., Alfred Freeman,
M D. and : W Scaton Esq Sc 14-lm
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WRAPPINGS

FOR FALL AND WIN Err.
IA slh on On Monday van inst the iarrest stock of
w CLoAkS, MANIllLAs, Ac., Ac ever Cncred Ia this
city All prfsous wanting article would 10 well O.
cali stock embraces every hing ncw, ranging In
Irlcs iruIa 60 60 tlo5. X. Z. McNAIRY A co.
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ADDRESS CARDS.

4 NuERSOy, =. e., dealer IN Lace and Fancy
n Goods SC, &C. Union street No p, between college
and Cher stree ts, Nashville Tenn. decol
DERBY, w. u. & CO., Wholesale and Retail
- dealers in Books, Stationery, Sc, West side Public
squ.ro ielS
CvI.tsEUN a AEgtOTT.. dealers in Gentlemens
y Apparel and Furnishing Goods, Cedar street. near the
Pot 0Hfre. lelN
NUISEN<. &c. & u. a CO., Importers and
~ Mnugsslr dealers In Domestic Dry Goods, Hats, caps
Connects Shoes Bropans &C, north side Public Square.
INAKEC & CO., Importers and Wholesale dealers IN
=! Foreign and Domestic F2ucv and Staple Goods, bonnets
Hats, Boots, Shoes &C, north side Public Square Jel9
INHIIN NCINNINGEgA W. Importers and Whole
/ and Retail dealers in Table and Pocket cutlery
Tsriwsre 6c College st. between Union and the Square
TIENDEHSGT0T'C, g.. W.. Wholesale and Re
tail dealer in Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils, Dyc-stuns
tc.. corner Of Cedar IT. aud the Square. Jels
NsttECt.s.I, So. e.. Civil Engineer, surveyor and
VI Dfauzltt-mau Al.o, Book Keeper and Genera Ac.
o .rut. uGra Spring one door west Of Cherry st.
NfDgtS.1N q CO., Wholesale dealers in Foreign and
VI pm-stc Dry Goods, etc, North side Public Square
,st sESV, RORERT, Wholesale and Retail
90 rnCerrs, Liquors, Boat Stores etc, Water ST.
rt,..r -f.-.rusist Landing els
tNT EruAN, ". ~, Manufacture and dealer
~ Iiutlfp. Writing Wrapping Paper, east side Public
,quare. jels
,/tUEEEBAN. =. W., Wholesale aud Retail dealer
"a ir IrF. Nrdncs Paints, oils Dye-stuns, etc, sign Of
he iou and Mortar, Market St. doors from the Square
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Wheat (! Wheat /!

WE viii pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Nashvle-
w Sacks furnished Call and see Us before you sell
augf5-u J. a X. IEATMAN.
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SELF SEALING PRIsERvE CANS AND JARS
10 AIrive

SHALL be la receipt ia fss daas % qdautity . very
superior and a bie slf ealing PrefrTy- tsnss Ad
abg adapted tor eaHvgui-nce and uefaness 70 tie
tssS slahinE preserve hsis and vegetables.
iYlg - u. ID. pICkEY
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EEW TNJEEB STATES MAZE
Stage LINE.

= / AVE LIN ~.
( NEWTRI WEEKLY line Of FOUR E4-SArs@
y HORSE posi- COACH is now In :S>-SSEssS
-peration for the accormo la'iou Of the travelling public
from HUNTSVILLE aud WUITFSRUHG, Ala, via Blunt
SPRING. BluutsviIle. Elyion % NuEtev 10.
This line tOCard ~Ith Gue Concord Troy and Albany
hui. Coache good teaus careful aud cNpren ed drivers
Persol,s North Alabama aud Middle Tennessee will
End this the cheapest best and most expedition, route TO
Central AID south Alaha
SCHEDULE GOING SOTTH.
Leave Huntsville Monday. Wednesdays and Fridays,
and arrives AouIeNalu Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
aurdty, in With ih" Cars selma Ala
hama, arrvir Selma O'clock, T. VI, and then
Fee sus.slsSa7 rr- Tor Mon gomcry, Mobile and New
sz=sz-EzzSs Or.eaus Also With a double daily line
Mai Goa h. for Marion, Grerusborough Tucaoosa and
Demopp = Aabar a, Co Umbu, Jackson and NicasbuIg,
Misses ppi.
SCHEDULE GOING NORTH.
Leave Nontevslo the arrival Of the Cas- from Selma
Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays, arriving ~ Hu It's
vile On TUESDAYS, 1hrrslay, and Saturdays ~ og OK
4. VI IN tine % COuutct with daily line ui Coaches for
Winchester The N5hvle and Chattanooga a :
Railroad AI.o. come tin- q NIite~hurg with Fss-sst5
ulv line ~ Mail Steamers fr Decatur and --siFf@A
thence Ra osd ages io 1u,rubig, Florence and
ia j. : Spiug-, Ala, holy Springs Miss, and Memphis,
reuu Also ec,iug at NnteshurE with the steamers
fnr haftauoo. and Knoxville Tenn.
TIE Proprietor have from the numerous solicitations of
the uf Norih and .uuth hlauama, ssal dod his
In clI,i eIable expense and with but itte aid from
tire ..overnoeut, they pc 10 receive "a patronage
Sill enable hcm 70 keep 10 snc s'n' oner'io
HARRINGTON BARNES,
augoI-3n proprietors.
Ma hyi True Whig three months forward ac-
count o. th, office HiHtSr5Nr AdUOr0tf
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NANUFACIUIEEs AND EILLEEs-

WE are gsnefal Agents aer is sals Of ~ Coon and
w Wooire AIRS laEsgred in hs state u ftnnes
s,r ana hase appr1t aErt large snd seuuedous fcra
soeiv or heir a1d slefoEe. n have so efFcpria-
TED anoshcr ar ihs sale ara stofaEr q sitA aaee.
ara e Soaif fest.1is atcutiea e eoth Aana.
Escsnrers Saa 1ll-srs y a. ar4aufsr.eut-
"a =. e. eoRpoS Co
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CHARLESTON HOTEL,
HN ID. mIALls. MEETING >T.
apls-dly CHARLESTON. =. q.
IAfIII.N IInIn.

NE Misunderstanding choices auic'e of Flaur sspe-
w ciaiiy F suiy usr. uiich onrr e. the tratr
most hctH tcrrs- Al ofdcIs iv he ofce i
prun "a attention tJgal q. HAMMOND a CO.
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Wheat, Wheat /!

VIT have on hand daily receiving extrs heaV
w "a and IS OznaburEs and shesungs suitable for
MORGAN a co,
,voo ~ No 40 Public Square.
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Wheat! Wheat

VX7E mi. d,v have ORDERS for t~snty thousand bashs
w wheat 10 Be filed during the present month, q
which sc vii pay the highest market Pdee 10 cash
s~pts W. X. GORDON 4 co.
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GEErLKMEN's FINE SHOES AND sAITKEs

AILaINIU NJ WaI9
DESrs super DroEB lop cuuErsss Gslisfss
In Cioth - de plain sitb tipss
a huugarisH shoes
pafsnt Leather Dress - ocss
WIN Yara1s efhsT ks Frry srsfiar ami ~ tie nost
fashlo ahte u4kr. Jssi ePenel 81 AZ college street
asrss JOAN HANAGE.
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Wheat I! Wheat |!

-I,yy THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
wanted deliverable az Yareh0use BY The 18th INST
for which We will pay - eents per bushsl q 90 bs
apvs W. n. GORDON co.
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NuERSON, =. -. dealer 10 Lace and Fancy
n Goods &C. &c, Union street No. 90 between College
and Cher y sire, IS Nashville, Tenn. dec3l
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IMPORTANT.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
RAGS! BAGsIi

ON and amer the lst August We viii be able 20 furnish
" loco bags per day, for he pup q holding vhsat
four oats and Persons requi' haEs iii please
send IN their orders at as early DAY pcsshie. =
iy2l ". n. GORDON 4 CO.
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lust received large assortment o. sne silk Umbrellas
81 ell sizes and eolors. CLIFTON AbbOit
days No - Cedar street.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
FARNaElEsS. ATEalNTEO&.

9l0 TONS NOW READY. Lehman :
NV Improved Superior Phosphate OF
Lime, at cents a pound, or $40 ton. A
large discount 10 dealers that purchase to sell
again.
100 tons Ieinan'S American Fertilizer. So 30
barrcl-suiliclent fora acrc-or SD ton of
barrels, hHf the price of Guano and will not
burn the seed.
1000 kegs I.einan's Improved Fertilizer for
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, with directions
for using lt--Sl.25 per key, or $500 per bar
rel. large discount 10 dealers.
LOCO kegs Leinans Fertilizer for Grass
Lands, Lawns aud Grass Plats-Sl. % per krg
or $500 per barrel. A large discount 10 deal
ers.
AlsO-Pure Land Plaster, Powdered Char
coal, Pot Ash, Nitrate of Soda. Sulphate OF
Ammonia, Liquid Manure by the hogshead-
Bone Dust by the barrel, hogshead or l 900 do.
Yucatan Guano. a cargo of 700 tons, 70 per
ct. PhosPhates by careful analyses, at IL cts
lb., or SS35 a ton by the barrel, ton or cargo
OF q. s. LEHMAN, Proprietor,
No. 10 South Front st., Philadelphia CITY
o. Delivered free at any wharf or station
in the city.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
Gratis 1!

JUST published: New Discovery m Medicine ,
A lew Words ON the Rational Treatment without
Medicine. OF Nervous Debiluy, Low SeIrlls, Iass.
tuue. Wsakness of The Limbs aud Back Indis os,liu
ami lncapaclIy for Study and Labor DnIness of An
prehenslon Loss of Memory, aversiOm To Society Love
OF Solitude. Tmidity, Self DisIrusl DIzziness Head
Ache Pains IN the Side. Affection Of the Ey es Pimprs
ON the Face aud other nfrmltics in man. ilonl the
French OF DIR. B. De I.aney.
The important iacI that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed without Medicine is m tLls
small tract, clearly demonstraed and The enlirel.
new and highly successful treat aeni as adopted by
the Author. iuly explained by means of which eyery
one Is enabled to cure himself perfectly and at the
least possible COST avoiding thereby oil the adj ersed
nOsrums Of The day.
Sent TO any address. gratis and post free by remit
ting tpost paldl two pOslage stamps TO DR.. Is. DE-
LANEY, NJ II Lispenard street, New York City.
sep26-ly5p-m
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
TO FARM ERS.

THE subscribers have made extensive preparations
i for furnishing a full supply oi their Improved
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
For Fall Seeding, and inform their customers that the
price has Lot been advanced. hut continues al the
old a.e of $40 per ton, OF 2OOU lbs
1t is sidered the best manure for Wheat RYE and
other Grains--not only PRODUCING heavy crops, but
also sIiIemng the straw.
CAUTlON.-Observe that evcry barrel of onr arli
Gle has name and that J Potts d Keu stamped on
the head. Pamphlets describing It's qualities and
MOLE of using can he had at our store, or by mail.
when desired. a liberal dedurlium made TO dealers
GUANO-N"o ., ,ti GOyorn%ort i,,", ,,d rer",."' ,;
Paciiic Ocean GuanO. This one of the Richest
Guanoes ever imported fully equal to the Peruvian
ALLEN y NEEDLES,
90 South Wharves and 80 South Wafer ST
LIST store above Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
01y- Farmers load on Winter street aud aI old
the crowded wharf (Aug29-3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
Arthur's Patent SIcli-Seallng
c a n S

For PrFScrring Fresh FrUi.S, T0maff0cS, DC
BV iIcrmrical Seni!ng
'INIlfSE CanS, whirh scaled 10y the Hons, keel
L trs WInOui the aId Ui Il inner, ard open Cus!.,
Wlihon INJURY Ia The eau, are rapidly en- n. M,
general use. F'tli dIrccnun. tor putting ~
cUnnanynig the cans The work 80 c;IsIl, per
nrme' hn' by Iher e. eVe.y lam lr Tny h I'VE resl
hnil and lomuuts their tables ali wInIer. al sum
mer prices.
PRICES Pint Cans - 60 Quart S2.5t TaE(;al
on $3.50; Three tlnarls SI.2J, Gallons 81 60 pei
dozen. The dllcr,m sizes nrsl IN order To secure
economy IN trans IOria;Inn Country 81 Irtkpeprrs viii
find thus article ono Ui ready sale Manufactured and
said by ARFlICR BURNlIAM ~ co.
No. TO South Tenth IT., Phad' Il
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
BUSINESS CARD.
GEORGE w. CUHYMINS.

OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
/" Bank of Smyrna"
DEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds
Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, ChecRs
and Specie; Guano. Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood
&C., &c. F'
His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New.York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 81, 1S55-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
TRUSSEs! Trusses. Trusses !
~ C. Ii. NEEDLES.

=. II. NEEDLESS,
90 Truss and Brace Establishment.
S. w. cor. Twelfth and Race ss, Philadelphia.
IMPORTER of fine FRENCH TRUSSES, combin.
L. ing extreme tIghness, ease and durability with
correct construction
lIemia or ruptured pateats can he suited by remit.
ting amounts as before Seeding number of inches
round the hips, and stating side affected
Cost of Single Truss, So, SO. 81. s.. Double-S5
Sc, So and Si0.
Instructions TO wear and how 10 effect cure,
when possible, sent NTH the Truss
Also, for sale. in great variety, DIR. Bannng's I'm
proved Patent Body Brace, for the Of PrOlapsus
Uterii Spinal Props and Supports, Patent Shoulder
Braces. Chest Expanders and Erector Braces adapted
to all with SOop Shoulders and Weak Lungs English
Elastic abdominal Belts. Suspensories. Syrnges--
male and female SS5- Ladies' Rooms with lady al-
tendants. Augl 80 ly
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
Fruits and Confectionery.

d EMOVAL.--The subscriber has removed to
IN No. % MARKET Street, above Front.
CThree doors above The Old stand
PHILADELPHIA,
Where he keeps constantly on hand general stock of
all articles in his line, consisting of Oranges, Lemons
and all kinds of Fruit in season; Almonds. Wanuts.
Cream Nuts: Ground Nuts, PLAIN and roasted Pickles
and Preserves of all kinds; 10 which he invites the
attention of Dealers and others visiting the city,
Goods acked at this establishment warranted 10 carry
safe.
S. l.. HERRING,
No 26 Market street,
sep26-3m Above Front, south side Philada
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
WILMINGTON
Steam PHa ster and Bone Will.

TNlE subscriber is largely engaged in grinding
Extra LAND PLASTER, which he will sell at
all times at the Lowest Prices Persons residing near
Railroad or Water navigation. by sending their Bags
to the address Of the subscriber can have their Pas-
ter sent TO them. All goods delivered at the DepoIs
boais' Landings Nc. free OF charge. The greatest
care will be given 10 bags VIXEN sent When farmers
living near waller navigation make il suit to club
and purchase Ground Plaster by the cargo, It will be
delivered TO them, and liberal reduction made
VI The subscriber will pay 20 cts per hundred for
BONES, delivered ut the wharf near his mill
Address, SAMUEL r. NIELDS
sepl9-6m Wilmington, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
10000 Peach frees for sale.

SsS NEE subscriber has large and well selected
GsSS&$S Il Nursery Of Peach and other Fruit Trees,
- Silver-leaved Naples, Grape Vines. Strawberry
and Raspberry Plants for sale al accommodaIIna
prices. Catalogues Of which, will be found with MIR.
JONATHAN CArLIN, Smyrna. Dell who has ac-
cepted an Agency for the sale of my Trees, whom
reference is made for further parIicuars-as 10 prices
and al other haters connected with tho procurement
and shipment Of Trees from said Nursery.
JAMES 8 PETERS,
COncOrdville Post Office
sepI9-6t Delaware Co Pa
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
John Hvy's Rheumatic Fluid

For the cure Of all Diseases curable by external
application, such as Rheumatism, DrOpsy, GOut
Head and ToOthache, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises, Old
Sores, Sore Nipples, Scald Head, Burns and Scalds
in short, all Aches PENS, Swellings, Infammalons
and Soreness of the Joints or Limbs.
No family should be without a bottle Of this Fluid as
all are more or less liable TO be afflicted with some O
the above painful diseases, particularly Burns and
Scalds, which will prevent from bsIerng If applied
in time. and which alone makes il invaluable iam
ly medicine. Try il, ye afflicted.
Large bottles, 81. Small ones SOC.
Invented and Manufactured hy DIR J. IT. IVY
Dover. Del, and for sale by THOMAS MAGENS
Smyrna. D. F. BURTON Dover and FOX q
SPICER, Leipsic, Del Juiy25, BIN