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YANKEE lNCE>u.TY.A friend informs us
that the little steamer ''Suprise," built to run
gu the Androscogyin, and which we recently
reported as in ''winter quarters" has rath-
er a novel shelter. The owners drew her
upon the shore in a c2ye, and blilt saw
mill over the steamer using til engines as a
motive power Of the mill, while the mill an
swers the purpose of a boat-house. We
have hearddoubts expressed as to the prac
ticability of navigating the Androscoggin,
atihat point; but have not the least fear but
that the owners who give the steamer such
employ in the winter wi make it do its APP
proprate duty in the summer.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

SHORT MEASURES. severest common
tary on the honesty Of New York r tailers is
&c ba found in the recent report of the OH
Ger vino exam mes weights and IN assures. by
which it appears that out of 1897 dry meas
ures examined during last year, on.y 3l7
were found correct; while of ali the wi
measures examined, two-thirts were found
to be incorrect. This would scarcely be
credib We're 1T not an official fact.-[N North
American.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

NATIONAL DEMoCRAT.-We have received
ed the daily and weekly numbers of new
paper, bearing the above name, from New
York. It is published by Mclntlre & Par
sons, and under the editorial management of
GIDEON l. TUCKER, formerly of the Albany
Argus. 1t is beautifully printed and as a
matter of course will be ably edited. In
politics it is what its name indicates.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

90 Country merchants will find our
Grocery and Iron houses fully prepared to
Gil their bills with any articles in the line of
their trade. Our Dry Goods houses will al
so be ready with new supplies in two or
tire, weeks. Merchants in the interior must
not forget the superior advantages of Bur-
liugton as a wholesale market. The Railroad
brings US within few hours of the Atlantic
cities.
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Public Notice.

nROHIBI TORY Liquor Law Meetings will be held
at the following places IN Des MONIES County to
.,;scuss the provisions Of the above Law, viz:
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ANUS SC.-The editor of the Albany Reg
lister, having been disturbed by an asselnbl 20
of cats under his window, thus gives vent 10
his INDIGNATION:
| But hos cats, in our opinion, are in dan
ger. and We warn All who have any interest
in them either present or in expectancy, to
look to them. We have been constrained to
watch for hours, VIII n we ought to have be n
asleep. We have heard the clock strike
twelve, one, two, a; intervals in tile rperform.
ances. and ave been tempted to the use of
terms not to be found in any religious work, or
any Of the ST ndari sermons Of the day. We
have dropped brickbats among them, wasted
more wood on them than we are able TO spare,
have taken cold by exposu to the night air,
becoming hoarse by hLllooing s.Scatw We
have exhausted our loose pieces Of brick, the
smallest sticks Of our wood pile and our pa
tience. In view of ali tn s. facts Wa slbm t
that there is nothing left for us hut to move
ourself, or e. move those cats, and we sha
not move. W. have prepar double bar
relied gun, a full supply of bird shot with the
necessary quantity OF powder and p rclss oa
caps, and IN gu Union somebody's tsttsw II
go homa some moonlight night, complaining
ofteelng unwell. Ifthey DO, We mus, be h ID
harmless.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

HIRAM PowERs.-Amons the appropria-
tons inserted in the Civil and Diplomatic
bill by the Senate, and agreed to by the
House of Representatives, before the adjourn
ment, was one of %, 030 to enable the Pres-
dent to give comm ssion to our distinguish
ed countryman, Hiram Powers, for the exc
cuion Of some suitable work Of statuary for
The Capital.
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Iowa STATEsMAN.-Wc have received the
first number of Democratic paper from
Fort Des Moines, bearing the above title,
WILL ToNLINsoS, Editor. 1t is handsomely
Or n ed, and the first number before US prom
Uses editorial ability in its management. The
adoption of the law for the suppression Of
intemperance is urged upon the Democracy.
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,,liE sons Of the Sire history + the rise, iioe-
i tess amI le-tiay of the Amerlca Pag'y >. ard iHs
o,uoa Die Influence IN the next prsdD ntiat election
nwn,rh ,s Id 81 ssvisss of the letter If the Hon.
i.,fy A. Wise, against the Knuw Moth ngs. by Al.
American. For safe at
mar '55 CUilSE ..
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DANGER IN THE DARK.

Tale f intrigue and priestcraff, BY ISAAC KELso
Cincinnasi. Il Nj. Rulison, Publisher.
Such is the title of work which has been
for some days lying upon our table. 1t is
sail to be thrilling and well written tale,
and is spoken Of in high terms, by the press.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

DOR SALE-275 barrels Lard, go bbls extra clear
l. pork, 200 IL mes pork 3U01 81 ulders and a few
.no,e OF those fine sugar cured hams left.
feb - '55. 5s Ed RAND L Co.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

A KSoTTY POM SErTLEp!--A cavi!er in our
vicinity, tie other day, tried to put down
his opponent with this gu st on: K.E
eff Noah did Sc q out a dove that never
returned, VIII re did it go to?'' 'sWhy," re-
torted his unyicldng antagonist, 81 suppose
somebody shot ii"
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

DEATH OF A CATHOLIC BlsHoP.-The Char
'ston Coari r announces TIL death OF he
Ri. Rev. Ignatius Aloy>ius REYNOLDS. ID. D.,
late Bishop Of the Roman Catholic b Dose
Of Charles on, which comprises the States of
North and South Carolina.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

HONESTY IN DANGEa.-A correspondent OF
the New-YClk Tribune writes from W aShing
ton:
"Washington stinks it'll corruption.
shah leave to morrow. If stay any longer
| shall BE- bought up
The gentleman see ms to have been sing
ularly impressed with his own inability to
withstand temptation.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

We learn from the r. |. NeWs that the re-
galar Keokuk and Davenport Packets, Nc
Nee and Ben Campbell, have undergone tho
rough repairs ami are now ready to take their
faces IN their old line between Davenport
this city, and Keokuk.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

When Sydney Webster, the Presidents
Secretary, had delivered the Presidents
Message vetoing the Collins Appropriation,
Af Beutoa grasped him by the hand and de-
llVered'the following sentiment: "Sir, tell
the President thank him for this act. lie
deseryes the thanks of the country. II were
President, l'll be id to I'll il would not
ksep blank yetoes BY me to defeat the bills OF
THIS Congress. pcn.s.a
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

ELx.-Four fine looking Elks passed through
here the other morning. They were from the
Western part of this State, and The owner
was taking them to IN Eastern ''horse" mar
kct.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

CoSyicrs EscApED. Two .cosiycts escaped
rom the hos pi,al of the Iowa Penltenssars
% The Sd inst. They II the time were under
aedical treatment for the scurvy. Ihe,r
aan's are Joseph Means and Jackson ".
hupt. The former was sent from Clayton
O., FIR horse stealing, the lattr from ~
suqas for, grand laroeny.ihA rewarded Sloo
.o' the two, or $50 Cor either, has been Of
Tered by the w arden for their arrest and re-
Urn.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

Arkansas has the unenviable reputation 0:
selling and cosuming more whiskey than any
State in the Union, in proportion to its popu-
atiou.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are indebted to
the attention Of Hon. a. c. DoDGE, fol
valuable public documents.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

IIYDRoPHoBIA.-M, dogs are announced
in Lee county. Woullis not be we'll for our
city authorities to deplete the dog population
in this community. 1t is unnecessarily large.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

daguerrean ,sag~ For, sale. ,.,.,
MR.. e. CODDT ,G 2lTs,s his daguerrean Wagon
- for sale. it IS Ii FEET long, s fset wide, and
built truck wheels "a feet high aud is IN complete
orier. enc team is sufficient to we il good ads
Price 80, drst cast rs. It is now West Point.
ipssa, in the care OF w. G Brce who Is authorized
10 sell n. apply to him OF to he at Warsaw III.
Feo 10 w6t r.. CODGING.
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' : 3 .
Shillg CO :lsi l.lsl ber.
NE W. FlR w

T.. - RAND * CO.,
1 NAlOUs to dispose of their present large stool,
n of Lumber to make for still larger stool.
in the spring they think they can make it 10 the in
ter st Of all who wish to purchase give them cal
and find out what Lumber ought to soil at. ,eb 81
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rs. Have YOU been to see the celebrated
pictures Of "ADAN and EVE" on exhibition
at Old Zion Church?
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MEN AND boys
S23l't:lg and Summary. CI0s;a;ug.


Consisting If very latest inportatons made trim
ed anu cut IN the latest style anu fashions. And
our intenti this Spring is to sell none but those
mat are strictly PROMPT, OF for cash. tie induce
ents we shall offer will be such ~ 10 Justify all to
gave thorough extniaten OF ,uT stock before pun
chasing Our Spring and summer stock ~ all kinds
mas been selected with every care; and rs uns of our
firm has given his entire attention to pm chasing IN
this and European markets, you will fd the iara ct
ana mst complete assortm nj in iin, ever offered
by any house IN the UNITED STATES.
We SHAH Use cur utmost endeavors satisfy all who
ma! lasor US with an txt nation, feeling confident
that our assertions will meet with the appreciation of
one and all.
as we are nw the oldest hing House in The
est, and the borough knowledge possess in purs
CHASING anu manufacturing, and intention is "a
prompt business you will fnd it to your inter est
10 call and examines prices. How US through this
to return onr thanks TO old cutone. sfr their Ion
and Continued patronage; and new traders wi, hun.
to avail themselves Of fine selections, will do well to
call and examine the Maminoth stock Which will b.
on exhibition at car house during the Spring ami
Summer Seasons.
MARTIN & BROTHER.
No. Ia Main street, st. Louis Mo.
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ORAL ADS, necklaces, armlctsand ties with
~ and without lockcts good article by
sept. ~. 81. A. w. & CARPENTER.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-22

4 NEW Concordance to the Holy Scriptures in Il
"A single Alphabet, being the most e,mpr thensive
and concise of any before published for sale at
dec ,, 81. CoRSE S.
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STEAT ENGINES.

= I. I y LNNIIlN F4>. ----- 1T
DaRFAfLE steam Eugu,s Oh hand aid made t..
i oldrr. Wiz. 6, g. IL. Lnd ID horse Power. from
approved pa terms, with Locomotive Builea, and
ran'ed superior Ia any hing If the kind before
iltred to the p bile. Price slU0 per horse power.
Z. W. GATES |, CO.,
feb lily Eagle Works, Chicago.
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"A PoRrRAr OF CAss.-The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Tribune thus
daguerreotypes this Individual
"But we do not wish to be hard upon the
soft spangy old man. lie has good qualities,
and his notes are "A /. But he is no sort Of
\ man to hold up as model for the youth
of this grea' country. On The contrary. ma
ton Of Cases the thought suggests parody /:
Nature could form but suc--
And brcke the die in moulding Cass.
Perhaps this may be thought personal and
severe, but We do not intend 1t. We have
none but the kindcst feeling Of contempt for
his moral qualities. There is really no stand
up to him. lie is rot the man who is known
as an animal who stands erect on parpen-
dicular vertebra. He does not 60 upright,
but hops through the world. If you hit
such m IN, you don't knock him down-you
only set him spinning. You might as we'll
talk Of knocking down footballs. He is the
natural advoc tie Of squattar sovereignty, FOR
be is professional squatter himself lie new
err does anything else. He always squats.-
He sQuatted on Slavery, sqnatted on Internal
Improvements, squattcd on the Proviso, "a lat
ted on Nebras a, and was never known in any
emergency to do other than. squat. lie is a
squat man of himself, and at length through
the action of the people Of Michigan, he has
been reduced to Senatorial squatter. lie
is occupying territory that does not belongto
him and which the owner thereof has told him
to quit. But he dosen't go he still squats.'
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CiIAS. g. MARTIN,
st. Louis.
WIN. r.. M,RTr-
SPRING AND SUMNER
~ - GOvE> n r IL M e.
Fer 1855.

Nv L nave commenced receiving, and shall have
completed by the first If March, our large full
and well assorted Stock of
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The meetings viii be addressed by Prof. Fish. of
Harrington University, pr. Il. L. Hendricks, Maj.
Geo Temple and others.
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FANCY DRY GOODS.

FINE sortment If !alies's hess goods. ie.tcs
styles Just opened ard for sale low IT the new
may % MUM & uUEY.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
DAGUEHsR HsRENTYpES

iin suinscriDer having located himself perma
neniiy in the Odd Fellows Hall, Smvrno. Would
invite the La, les and Gentlemen OF the
'oMll TIa ana vicinity TO give him a call
material 'and persons desiring picures rc;y rI %
Haxg inen taken in the perfect stvIe Of ihe pT
Ae Evil wa nc ready atany time after Monday NEXT
S'P''Om ISAIAH EISENRREV
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
Sheriff. Sale

x virtue oi wtit rf NenIiiioni Exponas 10 me
II directed, will he cvposed . IubIi ,nio ~ me NE
~ R>DAl, The lSih day oi October al o'clock
IN ie afternoon, al The Hotel nl TiIslman F,xwelI
III omyr"a Duck Creek hundred, The following pro.
perry. 10 wit: 9 P'O
y LOT or tract of LAND situated in the Town NJ
SmH ma Duck Creek hun red Keat county ana S,oIc
"' Delt""re sad 10 contain half an acre more ar
less adjoining lands OF James w Spruunce En-, h
SPruahce, TIighnan Foxwe and others with a onc
story Log Dwelling Hot ST. Shereon ere cteu
StiHeu and ken in execution as the propertv oC
csshhy ''' ~ So'u iOr
Tower, oct. TO- '55.2H - i'
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
FANCY
Iurs for Ladies and Children

tOIN FARElRA, Importer. Manufacturer and
Dealer n all kinds o, FANCY FURS. No 9Si
MARhEf street. above Eighth, PIilLADELplII4
Having now completed my very large and beautiG,t
"SS"iuheh' oi All Tie diIenI Einds of Fanc; Furs
ana fashioned 10 all the different STYLES and iains
'hat viii he Worn during The present season Dy La
aLd Children and being determined 10 sell NV ponI.
al slAaI profits II Will bc 10 The advantage oi idirs
''iu ClheiS 10 give me a CaH before burchasIup
\. B.-STOiEkEEPERS and tie trade viii do
Wei! 10 cali, as they Will hHd he OF the largest md
beSi variety oi STOCK 10 select from n the CIV
Ucl3-lm. OirN Eti,;,Ip,
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
GREAT FARGAENS1

At the Old stand formerly Occupied INV Gao
w. CummIns. >'oO'
Vie undersigned begs leave to inform the ci,zo,s
=, OF smyrna and vicinity, that they now rcceivin~
Smn opening one OF the cheapest, pretes and bes
DRY Goods, Groceries, Hard
Mar mare, Qgeensware, &C. ever offered TO the public
ne loiio"ing Goods are embraced in their stock
an an extensive assortment of Cioths plain and fanc,
O'Sl'hefes' ostlngs, Cashmeres Cashmerets Linens
fifcaIb Cravats, HandFerchieis, Gloves Hose Woic
[ plffV lose etc Also, the latest STYLES of DRESS
GC PATTERNS, Of every fahric.a splendid va
rlctyi Mourning Goods, Emhroideries: WIitc
an linen ana Domestic Goods; Table and Towel Dia'
per, Trash, White and Brown Musns, Sheatincs
~ Drllllngs, Tickngs Cheeks etc.
>~sus-o Umbrellas, ParasOls, &c Also Boots
~ shoes and Caters, of every size ands EAT
quality. Hats and Gaps Of the latest -
asnlon large lot of Hardware, Queenswara Go |
lnH general assortment of GROCERIES, Of 1he |
lest quality - 'ile
Our Goods heing selected witha view to suiti,o tbo
ariouS tastes o different purchas u.s. and with dine
oeiIu 10 The proper essentials If Il good article we
Nv tie lhe public 10 call and examine for themselves
crying iully upon the merits of the stock and tho
}" prices at which The same is retaled To spenk nm
'hIer tones OF commenduIOn, than all the praises we
Ould lavish Upunt.
JOHN II. CATTS.
Smyrna, April 4, '55-1y.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
WOODS
Ornamental IRON Works.

Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
= VIE attention Of The public is invited 10 the
- extensive mandatory and ware room ol
Ninrics; not're, lon Railing of everv de-cr,,top . a
cemeteries, Public and Private Buildings also Veran.
'aii', Haicomes. Fountains. Sertees. Chars, Lions
i"sS Sc"ahd Oiher Ornamental Iron Work of n ,!eco
Fai'e character, All Of which Is executed with tho
q :ss View OF pleasing the TASTE while they combine
"i' 'he requisites OF beatty and substantial conyrIIr
Purchasers may rely on having all articles carefully
biNed and SIN ed u their pace of destination 10y
\ book OF d signs viii b, sent to those VINO wish 10
''@Ae seiecii.h ROBERT WOOD,
R:d.e Avenue be.ow Sprng Garden ST
CC.LN-.Lh pluiade iphia
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
fOvor, oct. 10, 81
Sheriff s Sale.

- I(H virtue of a writ OF VendItoni Exnepas
E-iii II II me directed Will be expnse, 10 pubI,c
Esi!l tehdue, on TUESDAY the 18Th dav of
Oc'o6or, al J O'Clock, in The aiteriuon at The
nun" ed the :oI"w ing 2roI eriy, wi:
4 io' or uaci OF LAND situated on Nam street in
"'e I""h OF SIN, rila, DucA Creek hundred Kent
Jain's W. Spruance, Samuel Smih. IA ) and Others
INA Siid 70 c"n'ain Two FIths of AN Acre. more or
'e-s, "Ith two-siory Frame Dwelling HOUSE. and
shed hiichen thereon ertcIcu
Seized and taken IN execution as the nropo,,y of
1OliN d. ElAEl, (N..) and ,sIll be .old ,or cash h.
Dover, Oct. 3 1855. 81 %, 'A
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
u & w c Q . . s
Dust Arrlvsfy

VIE subScr:!ot having just returned from the CITY
VIVA y cnmpltt te assortment of FALL and
Low est Prices " ~ wy
Ihe object of every person is and should be- to
P aSe ever article he gets at low rate as thew
can BE obtained. The time for exorlion in rricos =
past and very properly condemned by the cornmunItv.
Which has been ylctmized There is no need Of paving
more TOR Goods than they worth. Taking the pro-
per view OF the matter the subscriber has determined
To- oir his Goods at the lowest pric at which he can
afL'ri 10 sell them. ~ W
lbs Goods having just been opened he wond solicit
u" carry cai 10 make examinations and purchases as
tey are gong like hot Cakes lie keeps a full sup
pay oi all such articles Fashionable Silks Black
S"ks Dress Goods, Linens. Staple Housekeeping
G. Goods Clohs, CaSSImcres Nestmas and aila
4 < kinds Of GROCERIES and Country Produce
<s-is1s Having been in the business number of
le'''N he ialters himself that he can fully meet the
Various wants of the people
CaII ahd eXain'ue: Ii you do not purchase. well
Hnd good You Will always receive prunlt attention
TIlOS. CARLOW,
sop2i-It NI,in s,,,,, S..,
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
MQTEN.-

1r,vIyc NOTECE.
ii Ati M been Informed by highly respectable oo,
uelnen from all parts oihe Stale, that tbc
T,'S Vcf"al IN advertising my Font Hill Forn
~ my o"Jecl was TO accomplish some private end
Or i was induced by private motive to gain
iaT SGHelIiaad not really to effect a sale rI'''' a.
t'iue'td by Tins Information, take this method a
othe public my serious and determined in
lehiioh WHICH wAs AXD NiuCH NOW rs IN ~
me aoreSaic Farm. Persons having any desire IN r
'sc use "i be satisfied by calling upon the underspi,rd
~ ~ h.--FrIce reasonable and terms easy.
Eo,,,t DANIEL CUiIMINS.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
New London Academy.

NEW London Academy
NEW LONDON, CHESTER CO., PA.
me Winter Session of this Institution will
uoulhlehce on Thursday, the first day of No
vernber, and continue 81 weeks.
Expenses
Nfo5n extra, 500
"ouein ~. Languages, each, extra, 1000
ne course of instruction is comprehensive
q anu very thorough, and every branch of study
lT M ulGet H The care Of fully qualified teachers
The Principal devotes all of his own time 70
The duties of the school-room.
I Inc location is healthy and desirable.
for further information, address, as above,
JAMES B. MCDOWELL,
NVP''o' 'o-Ot. Principal.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
j. II. WILLIAMSON.
q TpemacP and Builder

MJOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Smyrl,a
W a.d the country generally that lie Is prepared
10 10 all Kinds oi Carpentering and Building on the
experience in building both i'll cty and country, and
eInpoyIng none but good workmpn with strict atten.
lOn 10 the "a!s and interest OF those interested com
ohed wilma determination to please all who may favor
him with their work, he hopes TO receive liberal shore
o. patronage from the building community
N. B.-l intend also 10 keep on hand a general MS
sor'ment OF Worked Moudmgs and Trimmings for
Doors, Door Frames Windows, &c. at much lower
prices than can be made by hand
j. K. WILLIAMSON
SHOP at Mr.. John VanGasken's Lumber Yard Com
merce Street, below Main, Smy rna, Del.
MAY 30, 1853 Gm
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
New APPage gpB2lcpfG '
THE STEAMER
zs.zszss41a Z. ass1 GEC -EE G. q u

CAPT. +. A. STURGEON,
w !. l. hereafter make TRI-XVEFKTN \,
TRIPS between BALTIMORE and SASSA.
FKAS RIVER, running as follows: On
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS g. FRIDAYS
Leave Wilmer Point at S o'clock, A. M.:lcaye
Georgetown and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o'clork
A. NJ; leave Cassaday's and Turner's Creek
about 10 O'Clock, a. NJ; leave Bcttcrton, CTur.
ncr's new Wharf) about 10! o'clock, A. NJ:
leave kennard's Landing, about IL o'clock. NJ:
arriving IN Baltimore, about o'clock, p. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-10
PENNOCK'S
UnrivaIicd Corn-shcIIers

q. WESTINGHOUSE & CO. IS combined Tbresh.
ers and WmnoWers NanwIckle9 d Robe rt's Grain Fans.
Little Giant Germ and Cob Mill Ilarrovs rlliyotors
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