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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

TIE GRASp LODGE, Lo.o.F. of the State
Of Ohio, commenced its session in Toledo,
on-Tuesday last The attendance is large
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

ANOTHER VETo.-President Pierce has
returned to The House of Representatives.
the French Spoliation Bill-vstosd
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-23

EE The second session of the XXXIIID
Congress, by Constitutional provision will
close on the 4ih of March next.
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Ditch Survey,

NOTICE is hereby given 10 Michael Smith
IN the heirs Of Reuben Cary. and the heirs
Of Michael Slahl. that the Trustees Of Scott
township will meet on the following described
lands on the 10Th day of March, A. D. 1855, for
the purpose Of locating Dl TCH through sec
lion thirty two. section ihirty-thfes and senction
thirty four, in Scot township, Saudusky County.
Ohio
January %. 1855. Iw6
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FIRST ANNUAL REPORT.
OF THE
Fremont & Indiana R. R. Company

OTTIcE Fremont AND INDIAFA
Rail- Roam COMPANY,
FREMcNT, February 10th, 1855.
To the SiOekhoiders Of said Company:
GESTs:-l submit the following report Of the
condition Of the affairs of this Company as re-
quired BY the I'D section of The Act entitled an
"Act to provide for the creation and regulation
Of incorporated Companies in the State of
Ohio" passed May /, 1852.
Amount subscribed in Cash on the
Books, 1884 $50 81
Amount subscribed in Real Estate, I6I 1888 10
Advanced by Hancock County. re-
imbufsable in four years, 81, $50 90
Do. rs-imbursable in ten ysars, 100, 900 90
Amount subscribed conditional, in
Real Estate, 75.45O OO
Do. Cash, 25,000 90
EXPENDITURES.
Total amt of CoustfEc-
ton, 100000 90
Do. Engineering, 9,346 "a
Do. Right of Way, 90 9,970 81
Do. Expenses, Interest,
Salary, discount, tax
os, &c, %, SGT 3s
Assets remaining, 456,2l2 46
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!. =. LDUBh. ON1 AXtul.
Fremont, Feb. 8, 1855. Sw3
SKY LIGHT
DaguerreOtyDe Pavilion,

Located near The Junction Hotel, Clyde. Ohio
GKY-LlGHT PICTURES, at Eastern pri-
- ces. The hest opportunity ever offered to
the citizens of Sandusky and adjoining coun-
ties to secure likeAesses of themselves. ahd
friends. Sa:isfactiOn given, or no pay. Pavil-
ion open at all hours of the day. Please call
and criticise the beautiful style of his sky light
pictures.
A silver mirror is his drawing boa.d and the
sunbeam his pencil, pointed with golden light.
NELSON H. TUCK,
Clyde, Jan. l9. So Daguerreotypist.
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Married.

I n BAllville, on February Goth. by Rev. H. A.
R Ossitsr, Mr. George Abbott, of Fort Senecs,
and NJ iss Pledis Tindall, Of the former place.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Hartford County.
Hartford. January. 1855.
Personally appeared Thos. A. Alexander,
Secretary Of the .Etna Insurance Company,
and made oath that the foregoing statement, BY
him subscribed, is true according to his best
knowledge and belief
HENRY FOWLER,
Justice of the Peace
AUDIToR's CERTIFIcATE.-From William D.
Morgan, Auditor of State has been received in
due formi legally empowering ths undersigned
as agent to transact business until 81 July, 1855.
and is on file with the Clerk of the common
pleas court Of Sandusky county, Ohio.
All that have property to insure, will please
inspect and serutenize the preceding reliable
expose Of this old and long tried corporation.
For usefulness, security aud prompttude, il
has ever stood first in its line Of Transactions
and for ability and means will attract the at
lention of the insuring public TO confirm their
confidence in it. The statement is SO p-epar-
ed any one can contrast its condition with local
and state insurance Offices If so disp0sed. Its
investments are OF that solid character as not
to be materially affected by the late depression
in thar class of assets.
The increase Of its capital stock to $500, 900
is a bona fide cash addition to the strength oi
."o coiPoaauOh' anu permanent investment
for the pledge and security ofits policies.
The necessity aud real benefits of insurance
are well exempiiied in the fact that the compa-
ny has paid cash losses during ths past year, al
its western branch office alone in Cincinnati.
to the sum of S246,5G9 06, most Of which has
been paid considerably in advance Of the time
legally due, and it has had no suit or litigation.
II all or any Of these facts are inducements to
the continuance Of it's valuable patronage, or its
increase, they viii find its agents ever ready to
attend to the demands Of business as hereto.
fore, with promptitude, at as favorable rates
aud terms, as security to all permits.
C, EDGERTON, Agent
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FOttce.

A LII persons knowing themselves to be in
N debied on the books Of VIM H. Cloud,
will find it greatly to their interest 10 call the
andersigned and settle without DELAY.
BARTLETT g. HAYNES,
Assignees Of Wm. II. Cloud.
Feb. %. 1876. 5M2
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WoOd Wianted!

T wish to exchange Clocks, Watches, Guns,
i or any other article in my line, for good
CORD WOOD. L. LEPPELMAN.
Feb. 2, 1855
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The ROmanCathOlics Of WashingtonCity
have nominated Secret Society. none |
ing admitted to membership unless they
are members of that Church. They were
addressed few weeks ago in secret session,
By the Post Master General, a member Of
high standing in their Church!
KIssANE ARRESTED Kissane Of Martka
WashingtOa nOioriety, and laterly forger to
a large amount who escaped from the Of.
dcers who had him in charge, some two
months since, was re-arrested at Williams
vile, N. Y, on the 18th inst. .here is a
pretty good chance of his getting justice
now. He had about IS, 500 of the money
with him.
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ance Company, located at Hartford, Connect
cut.
The capital is five hundred thousa nd dollars
and is paid up.
The assets Of the company are,
Cash on hand, in bank, and in the
hands Of agents or other per-
sons. s2l2 515 O6
Real estate nnincumbered, 1852 05
~ mortgage bonds, and percent
interest payabir somi-annuaIiy, 12,oOO 90
Debts due the company secured by
mortgage, 1913 II
Bills receivable, amply secured and
payable at bank. IOs, ,5as ss
Bills receivable. Preminm notes, 22,79l 0!
All other securities, viz:
500 shares stock Hartford g.
N.Haven R. r Comp. $57, 500
3l5 shares stock Hartford & Jf..- l~-
Providence r. r. Comp. $3.50
107 shares stock Boston and a
Worcester Railroad Co. I0,l65
shares stock New albany
and Salem, R. R. Co. 100
$50 shares stock Connecticut
River R.R.CO. 1900
s7.sls 90
300 shares stock Phenix Blk
of Hartfard, $4,000
306 shares stock Exchange
Bank of Hartford, 1864
200 shares stock Far's and
Mechanics's Bank of
Hartford, 2s,20O
so shares stock Conn. Riv.
Bank Of Hartford, $3.50
900 shares stock HartfordB'k
Of Hartford 2s.OO1
73 shares stock State Bank
of Hartford, sos.
100 shares stock City Bank
Of Hartford, 1850
IS shares stock Bank of
Hartford County, 1880
Sc shares stock Eagle Blk
Providencs, R. l. 1880 90
100 shares stock Bank of
America, New York, 10000
100 shares stock Bank N.
America, MY. 10000
so shares stock Bank Com.
monwealth, N. Y 4,500
$50 shares stock Bank Re-
public, N. Y. 16,500
480 shares stock Broadway
Bank. N. Y. 1880
$50 shares stock Peoples
Bank, New York, 4,400
100 shares stock Hanover
Bank, New York, 5000
400 shares stock Mechanics
Bank, New York, l0,S00
100 shares stock N. Y. Life
and Trust CO,N.Y $1,000
= ssi,soO OC
100 shares stock Stafford k lst g.
I'd installmenis paid in 1000 0J
so shares stock Con. River Com
Pany, $50 90
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$TTa,2IS 6J
The amount Of liabilities due or not due to
Banks or other creditors, rs,-nothiug.
Losses adjusted and dus,-none.
Losses adjusted and
not due, SI48,5IS %
Losses unadjusted and
in suspense waiting for
further proof. 6I,257 50
All other claims against the com pany are
small, such only as printing, &c.
Agents instructed TO take no risk over ten
thousand dollars.
The anonnt insured in any city, town or viii
age, depends on he chaIacter. material and
construction Of buildings, the with Of streets,
the supply Of water, condition of the FIRE de-
partmenI, and other circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks of buildings
varies; the design is TO limit the loss by any
one FIRE, to $4,000 or less
The act Of incorporation is the same as fled
in July, 1884
THoS. A. ALEXANDER,
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The St. Nicholas
.YOW' OPE.N.

~ ~ II ANUa
N NHE undersigned has now opened his SA.-
LOON in the Basement Of Nims' New
Brick Block, where he IS prepared to rsesiYe
all his former customers and as many more as
NAV favor him with call.
My establishment is got up on a large scale,
and hold myself in readiness
TO ACCOMMODATE ALL,
in the very best possible manner.
The st. Nicholas Saloon,
in Fremont, is now numbered among the
Largest and Most Commodious
Establishments in Ohio, Ii is fitted and fur
nished in the very best style. am prepared to
accommodate customers and
Parties Of any Number,
with all the Injuries the country affords.
Meals al aII Hours,
From 8 in the morning until IL at night
W Always prepared for Company. -Rg
Nov. "a. P. CLOSE.
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BY STATE AuTHORITY

The name OF the Corporation is Etna Insur-
ance Company, located at Hartford, Connect
icut.
The capital is i've hundred thousand dollars
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Increase of Cash Capital,

THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
i Of Hartford Connecticut, having complied
with the law to regulate Insurance agencies OF
Companies Incorporated BY other states, pass-
ed May lst, 1854, publish the following as re-
quired thereby. The original statement being
on file in The State Auditors office, with dd-
plicats with the clerk of the common pleas
couniv court
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Largest New York Establishments,
We will in future be able TO do ali werk entruss.
ed to Us, with PrOmPtness and in such man
ueE as will give satisfaction to our customers.
ChrOnometerS. Duqlex. Levers and COM
mon watches rspaired and Wa IRAN TIE D
for onr yesi. All kinds of Clocks repaired and
Warranted
Jewelry mended atshorI notice. Accor-
dions tuned and repaired.
Call and see the splendid lot Of Double sad
Single barreled s
Duck and Bird Guns,
and trimmings ofl kinds. AZ
LEPPELMAN'S.
November 10. 1854. q
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Fremont. Feb. 9, 1855.
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Please Read!

Junuary 26. ls55. Tvs
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
Ia r ARgss GRS.

WE respectfully INFORM our Customers Ih1t we have
reduced The price Ul improved super phosphate OF
lime and are now selling we'll known preparation
nj FORTY DOlLAkS PERT0N, Waranlilg It 10 be
iuiiy equal II MI superior To ANY sold by III orlne
} eaIs.
II affords us pleasure 10 slate Hat be high character
OF As article well established, lie testimony,
ci Farmers Who have used il proves II 10 he ll, chap
eF and most permanent FcFtIIZcr that npW kIoWn
Our friends are requested II ctl aud eyaIasuo II,
III receive pamph et descriptive ofiiS 4IuIlIos,
Wc
Ahberal deductionna e to oDEALERS.--AGEN'FS
WAIVED.
GUANO.
\ full supply Of No. /. GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
GCAN" ON hand Also MEXIcAN GUANu, Pot DEErTE
ana PlNa TER lOr sale Al ihe tuwsl VI irkri r.lc,
A4Lt.N y NEEUItS,
% South Wharf" AND 81 SOulh Wafer 81. first
Si"rG abu1e Chc,tnIt s.. fhla pAaa
81 FAhAlERS Gun .oad on " aIUr ami avoid
The crowded Wh4rveA.
in. 81 3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
Cash Music and Piano Store
GF
Horace Waters,

NO. 333 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Opposition TO the Combination
MUSIC at GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
.Nsb NTOTWrrlISTANDING the combination OF
I13Y1N Music Dealers 10 keep up the price, VI
Enon-copyrlght music against ;lIe interests OF Ma
tive Composers, and their refnsnl 10 extend 10
Mr. Waters the cOurIesles Of the trade, he is making
immense sale-havng abundant evidence that he has
public cOuntenance and support IN his opposition To
the Preat monopoly and in his efTnls lo aid Native
Talent and adopt the National Currency His Stock Of
American aud European Music is immense, aud The
catalogue Of his publications is one Of the largest
md best sele, ted IN the GnIled States. lie has asu
made Great Reduction III the Prices of PIanus. Me
lOdeOns and MdnCal Instruments of ali KINDS. Supe-
toned 64 Octave Pianos for $I5, $500, aud S225
interior Of as good quality and instruments strong
and Is durable as tluse which cost 500. Pianos oi
every variety of style aud pIce. up 10 Slt o. com
prlsng those Of Zen different manuiach RES umoug
Them the celebrated modern improved 10 NaIei.
Pianos and the first premium A1nlcan L amos of i.
GHberI ~ Cos make Owners Ol the HOlcan PalCnl !
Secondhand Pianos ut grSat bargains Prces from
Si0tO 81 80. MclOdeOns from Five diff rent manulac-
tories including the welt known 5. d. Il II. w.
smiths Aeodcons, Uumed the equal emperaHrnt)--
The Best Make IN The United States. Prices, Sl5,
$50. S7j, SlO0, 81 49, S2j, $l3j, 81 30 Smilh's Do-
BILE Bank MelOdeons 81 .. zach Piano and hleludeon
guaranteed. The best Terms The Trade schuOs y 4.
i24 per cent. discount IL Ctcrgv gvm,n nnd Churches
All orders promptly attended 10 Muse SeuI 10 Il
parts OF the cOanry prs iHd AT me red icrd
General and Select Catliu CUES and Schedules OF Mn.
) cal Instruments forwarded 10 Any address Tree
charge. March :, lS35-3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
& TIiRASlIERS
ksCAn IhiS

McCormick'S Improved Iron Beam Reapino
md Moving Machine, for lS53.-This machine
IS warranted to Gu: from 10 to 20 Acres of all
Kinds OF Grass or Grain per day, and do it as
well as can be done by any hand-Pricp. SI55
500 cash, and the balance at . months. with
interest.
PUTS Patent Thraahrr, Cleaner and Horse
POwers.-This Machine is os Wheels. and Is
Warranted to Thrash and Clean, fit for the
Granary or Market, one Bushel OF " heat per
mnute.-Prlcc $4U0; half cash, balance at 3
months
Hlmmrrman's Thrashcr. Cleaner &nd Bageer.
Fins Machine wall Thrcsh and Glenn from
400 TO 500 Bushels OF Wheat per day, accord
ng to SIZE OF cyl!udrr,) and is Warrantcd-
Ft'ce, from $3.50, to s3lU; hall Cash, balance
At > months. Also, Endless Chain Horse Pow.
1rs and Thrcshcrs, Clover IIullers, Straw Cut
terS, Corn and Cob Mills, &c.
Apply personally or by mail, to
RICHARD r. ELKINTON,
53 South Wharycs, and 1l5 South Waterst..
Sept. 20, lSol-ly. Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
FRA y KILN USE,

Chesnut street, between Third and Fourth,
Philadelphia.
OLIVER II. PARKER. of Ohio. and JAMES
IL LAIRD, OF Philadelphia have leased The aRUve
we'll know and popular house for Term Of years are
nov prepared To ACCOMMODATE guests III a manner equal
10 any III the rliy.
The location Of this house is superior to any other
asug Immediate proximity to business also most
OF Banks Pun Offices, Post Office and the Ex-
change, where nbus>eN Ter all parts the CITY,
Tine honsc having been put in thorough repair, and
lew urIhtAr, aidc, " IIh many modern mprOv ements
Will 9dd much To the comfort OF guests Tho tables
Vii all lines he suPprd w'th The hest the market
affords AN nothing shall he wanting, on our part, to
make The tRANkLIN Iruiy the Travellers Home.
luur patronage most respectfully solicited.
PARKER q LAIRD
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
Furniture! Furniture :!

- II + HOOVER. respectfully -
-ssssSl informs his customers Ui Smy ~,
S-=sz1zzssIss md the pcoplc gene rally Of The r.
county, in want OF EuInlture, thai
lhcV will find ii greatly To their advaii- Ia purChas,
al his Warehouse, where they will find large STOCK
of the most modern styles to seeci from Fhe sab
scnber bcgs 10 say that his facilities for manufacturing
and buying his materials lor cash. aud having Ar
penccs, but employing the best Ol wurknen. enables
hIm 10 offer grt.I Inducements To those IN want o.
re.y good Furniture nj low prces he muth preirrs
the "mmbic Slxpemce TO the SLOW >lIullu.." All
goods bought At hs WarerAnms viii he warranted AM.
II intended 10: the counry will he "a k"d with care
and dispatch. IL. +. HOOVER,
No. II ) South SECOND street below Dock,
west side, PhIiadcl pima
Innri.iI Il
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
N1EDlClN + s,
Smyrna, June Is, lSj3-l.,
FRENCH TRUSSES
Weighing less than . Ounces.


For the I-nre Uf Hernia or Rupture.
A I.EDGED by the highest medlcnl
IN authorities of Philadelphia, lncOmparably
superior to any in use. Sufferers will be graft
ied 10 learn that the occasion nOw oilers to pro-
cnroinot only the lIghtest and most easy, but as
,lnraole Truss as any other, IN lieu OF the
cumBrous and uncomfortable article usually
sold. There is no difficulty attending the ht-
ting, and when the pad is located, 1t wall retain
its position without change.
Persons at distance unable to call on the
ysybs,;riber, can have the Truss sent to any ad-
dress, by remitting Five Dollars for the single
TRUSS or Ten for the double-wlth measure
round the hips, and stating side Effected. IL
will be exchanged TO suit if not fitting, by re-
turning il at once unsOlled.
For sale only by the Importer,
s.,.5e CALEB ii. NEEDLES,
Corner Twelfth and Race sts, Philadelphia.
GJ LADIES, requiring the benefit of Me-
c6anical Supp ,rts. owing to arrangement OF the
Internal ORIGINS inducing Falling of the Womb,
Vocal, Pulmonary, Dyspeptic, Nervous and
Soi,,ai Weakness, are informed that cOmpe-
tsnt and experienced Lady will be in attend.
anc,s Of the Rooms, (sct apart for their exclu-
sivei use ! No. ia, Twelfth ST., st door beloN
Kace.--.' ~, ,-.'t.... [Sept. ~, lS5i-ly.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
DELAWARE
A gricultural w arehous G.
SEED STORE.
No. lO Orange St, between Second ana FroI
WI NINGTNN MI


WILMINGTON, DEL.
Ta'IIE subscriber manufactures andkeeps con-
stantiy on hand Il good assortment Of
MoOre's Patent FLON 5, ut all sues, VIII ch
a: vii furnish to taruer and 4, alCr on as rood
terms as any other establishments and would
here say, these PioWs are fast suprrsrdlng ali
others, as lh"y are right OF draft and easy to
manage by the plo"mun. They received tho
premium at the Penu,y vauIa State Iar, at
PhIladeIphIa, this fall, and ut the i'ar OF Tho
New Castle County Agricultural SocIcty, hcla
at Wilmington, and al :. number ul other Fairs
throughout the country.
The subscriber Is also Agent for Atkins
AUTOMATOM or &EIF-RAklNG REAPER
AND NOV Err. winch has attracted more al
tentIon within the lat two years than any othtr
Reaper ana ONer IN uSa. ia Is att r.bula-
bic 10 the ingenuity OF the apparatus fer opera
ting the RIhcr--Ihc lIc-I!kc nusvucnt OF tie.
Rakc-lhc elitclGul nauLer ia Whlcn It's Wulk
is performed, aud the general simplicity anu
durability us the Who.c machine Price al
Chicago Sl~0.
Also manufactures and keeps on hand large
assortment oi all kinds OF Agricultural ana
Horticultural Implements generally used by
Agr.cuituralisfs. PioNs and otl,r Implements
mace 10 order + any desired pattern.
Also, gooi ,elect.on OF Garden, Flower ana
other SEED. Of the aest quaitty, which is war
ranted fresh ard genuine. put up and furnished,
Or reaaonab!c terms.
A ord, rs .or Implements cr Sod sent By
.nll. promptly attended TO-
Persons wanting Implements Or seed Wi.
please give rs call bctare purchasing else,
whore.
GEO. CIICRNSlDE,
No. 10 Orange St, between : tond i Front
W N!tnmgton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
Registers Office,

Dover, Kent county, Jan. "A, 1855.
7 rPON he appiIcaIO OF i,aNlu }. Murplev, Admin
K l>IrIijr at Alexander Jones, laIe OF Duck Creek
llnIrcd sad county. dcce ,sed, ordered and
directed - IT," Register. that The Administrator
: - i.uucc OF Irc aiming Letters ui Administration
Ipon The tate U Inc SAID deceased, br causing adver.
;~ci!cis 10 lo-.ed wiIhn forty day, from Ine dale
., slvh iecgs. IA SIX O The most rubnc place of The
c)uujI u keut req II.ug All per-un, my demands
,gaI me taC lu prtSen The sauip anide 10y an
at % assembly such cIsem made aG prOVI1ed And
a.,o Ihserted IA the Delaware Stale
Jo!uDL, urNspaP puO i>ted IA W Ilm!'igo bel
:nd III he Smyrl4 ZINES newspaper published IN the
G0Vu Of SmyrHt, Del, and continue therein Two
nuIt.S
,zl31s GIVEN unler the hand and seal of
5.H$t. Office OF the Register aforesaid, al Dover,
.lg g EiE@ K"ut County aforesaid the day and year
issS :: NJ above written.
'SSSssG& r. w. REYNOLDS,
'"'V Register
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
NOTICE..
O. VI 1~ @.

G E@ Ga L<A I'D -
lIHCNIIION, and FISHING TACKLE
JOHN kalDER. Manufacturer nj d lmpurcr 3"
Guns Rifles. Pistols. and all Kinds OF SpnrIng APH
raIus cOlRlanlly hund and Ur sale al The n. T. Cor
OF Second aud WuIhut street, Philadelphia; winch
can be sold us low wholesale retail as at any eAiab
lIshmenl pi hle lInd lir0he u, S.- s4I gU.E sgQE
/ he franklin Institute of Philadelphia awarded l."
him Or WORK maushp two certificates sIlv medals
and one recall premlum SINCE 1910
rhe Crystal Palace of New York also, awarded
him medal IN 1854 the only gwen for Shot Guns
atd Rifles in The Unned States.
''Krider's Sporting Anecdotes" "--Prce 81 -
l. tif.s2 81 Address ..1 go E JOlIN KRIDER.
I Oct4'55 3In. Second aud Walnut sls. Phiia
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
GAs "a va I~ Gwm
FILES AND RASIS.

MEM - kI.EE tiLb WOhKS, p u.AUELtIfA
- T. sH'sGrIh.r 4, ton,IHI " VA in .ucLur:s ioT
" l"lV>a 4 hnd I'',a,i les and k,si,, UI eNetV
a. pi.'', aud n.Ng be- p.a,t,tui, tn-ag,,l IA
he h">In = mo e iIi ih.t,y lcus. can g,aranl,e
Murh al ihr IuVt : lrtts
Maiui"ctntcr, and AIcth4u.c.. rrn have their cid
4 I.c' lt' y l and Hia.c 'q.a' 20 new haI HE
or Gl..aI CCsl.
J. Is. %MI!H
No. 81 Ni.W ST between race a ID Vlue and
ID and Sd SIS Ihl.;dci ,hlI
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
JULIUS STERN.

No. las NdrIh THIRD street. 3 doUrs abnlc the Eaglt
EOtcl, PHILADELPHIA,
w HOLES ale De Ter IN tanc, Dress rrmmIu.>
w and Millinery G"odS, md manmiariurcr
+ ancy SIR BunIClS, keep constantly 0H hand VCr
cxtcnIvc a>Surtucn al Silks. KIhb ni> laccs nhruid
erlrS. l0Mcr~ 'eI Frames. .lImiN Firm ,ncsidc,
great variety cl other ,nry Coos. lie s,l;cjrS a
cai from Country Ac ants visiting the civ, uiId as
snrrs them tI"t they viii be 10 find any arIicl,
al .,e men. loncn, AT lhe lowest prices.
mIrc.I li-2m.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
CIR l. LAR.
III . UNIT VERFa . n ,

10. 10 -N0FTN HrCUud SIrtCL,
PiIILADtI PIIIA.
49, I'IIE Undersigned haNiI . leased lhc above
sIim well A:r,Nn i"usr. Whirh has Lrrm
tiNiIH Rcu vailed and Re-Ino;icied lhruualouI pre-
srnidg h,l.uinI iron Fro!H, hlgh, urna
.sci:,i md l., He Architectural taste lUl surpassed
10y any .ha Clty, nU% open Tor The reception Ui
Nlsl'":s
I.c rurilGre is all new and has been scle cIed lih
care, from hrnklr'S we'd known c,ab lslmcrl IN
Cfrsu street ana o l.e latest ana hiust Iashiu.a
ID, sJ,!,,
Having had many wears experience. we ilarlrr eur
Ats ilai h} stI,t i,u,IIicsS and To- lie
a'.r" q! ur 2Los!s, 10 meriI and receive share
ui 3.hr ,a'r,ua;"
TAe luca.Iutto tor Merchants a, oilers coming to The
CIV, - cJnS eu.tt HeluG the CcHIre bIsGesS
Tl rr.l,r j. ltaltCl.lly sbil,ted 10 l.vur Us With
ac al Oh AIS next v.slr to the CIty.
D. BLAIR. D.
Fec 9. 1871 i-im.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-28
Notice.

'I'IlE undersigned David J. Mnrphev nqmed above
i hereby gives 10 ce. nat Letters OF AdmnIStra.
were granted To hun on The 24th Oay OF January
i>5l all persons llrreore ha,ng demands against the
ir, eaNcd r>Iio. Ml present the properly attest
ed on hr.arc Inc Ith day Of january, 1856 or
lblIc by i..s ia lh:s behalf
DAVID J. MURPHEY.
Feb 81, ls5j-2m.