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- FITCHBURG s WORCEs-
- TER RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 10Th, Passenger Trains
win leave Fitchburg at 50 a. m l24o and 545 P, M
RETURNING
Leave Worcester at $50 and II 90 M and 400 pm.
IVERs PHILLIPS, Pres't.
WORCESTER s NASHUA RAILROAD
IA Is SUMNER IN ~ a. ARR IN. zsSEMENT
1866, Passenger Trains will run as follows: Leave
orceser for Ftchburg, Reach Groton Arrive at Nash.
roeons a 50 4 Lowell Junction. ia and Lowell
l lco lasOpn Llspn.
400 m $50 pm. SPIN.
Nashua. Fitehburg. Groton Junction. Worcester.
li.ssa m. 1asopn. is ESQ i SO ; M
ONNECTI0NS WITH OTHER ROADS AT NASHUA.
All trains connect with the trains of the Concord Rail
road whore passengers take the to from the North
ern the Psssunpsc, the Boston, Concord and Montreal
and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Groton Junction trains connect iireetly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroads and also with those
OF the Ftchburg Railroad with the exception of the FIRST
train from Boston.
The $50 train from Worcester connects with Steamboat
train unless the latter Is delayed Passengers from New
York for Fitchburg, Nashua, Lowell, Concord, &C., viii
have an opportunity to breakfast in Worcester and then
take which connects at the above named places
with trains going from those points North and West.
The II O'Clock and 400 p trains connect at Worces.
ter with the trains from the Boston and Worcester Nor
wch and Worcester, Providence Worcester and West
ern Railroads. and arrive at Fchburg, Groton Junction.
and Nashua IN season to connect with the different trains
from these points.
The train arriving in Worcester at a05 a. M connects
with trains for all the above named roads, including the
Express train for New York. Albany, and the West via
Springfield.
Passengers arriving in the e. 10 D. M have an hour OF
more to dine, and then take the afternoon trains of the
roads above named.
The Z tttrain leaves GrOton Junction s.s5, stop.
MIR a. t1.a UJo~~ Cas-
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NOVEMBER 26.-NORWICH
esEE--seesBS & w Or CESTER RAILROAD.
accommodation Passenger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwich at I so A. NJ. 2 90 and 4 80 p NJ.
Leave Norwich for Worcester at 615 A. NJ 1915, and
345 r. III.
Steamboat Train caves Worcester at 7Co P. NJ stop.
ping at Webster and Danielsnnviile.
Freight Train leaves Worcester Junction at 10 A. NJ
Passenger Car is attached as far as Webster.
octl diff P. St. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
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TovEs, TIN VIZ ID, So.

TovEs, TIN WAR E, Sc.
The subscriber having opened Shop at SO Front street
the sale Of the above articles would respectfully
form the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that he will
endeayor keep hand of the best
be found in this city, Of
PARLOR, OFFICE, AND COOKING
ST OsV ES I'LL
TIN WARE. and all the articles usually found in store
Of that description and that he will endeavor TO dispose
Of the at prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers
Also, particular attention paid to Tin Roofing,
and all kinds Of Job Work.
Remember the place, Ne 8 Handbags Bloclr)
Front So. GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
diff
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HpELL's RECENTLY PATENTED
- SAEErY LAMB

Among the Improvements of the present age Is that Of
making provision against the Loss of Life occasioned
by the Explosion of lamps.
The invention of Mr. Bell for which he has obtained
letters patent is animproyement not only his former
invention bu has important advantages all others
fnr the same object and for which patents have been
granted. Among these advantages are the following
l. The FACILITY with which the lamp can be filled with
out turning screw, or removing the cap.
q The smailness of the space occupied by the safety
chamber obyiates serious objection against the income
ly appearance of long safety tubes in glass lamps.
s. The small sum Of money demanded for them in com.
parison with their utility.
These advantages have sole refer nee to the newly in
vented safety cap used both in transparent and opaque
lamps.
But another valuable improvement made by Mr.. Bell,
used in connection with the safety chamber that Of
SKY LIGHT,
consisting of small plate of thick glass ingenously and
substantially inserted in metallic lars by which it can
easily be perceived when the lamp nearly quite filed
when it is being replenished
The opacity of the metallic lamps has always rendered
such provision necessary, and about the only objection
heretofore made to the of such lamps. o by this
invention, silenced
Metallic lamps are evidently the most safe, they are
not, like glass, liable to fracture.
u Lamp dealess, others. who may be disposed to
invest capital in the manufacture Of these lamps and lamp
caps, who may be DESTROYS Of purchasing limited or
exclusive right in the invention address the ubscri
Der, at No. Warren street, IS Cornhil BOSTON.
au28 daw6m VIM BELL.
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gEyHE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR
COOK STOVES.

gEyHE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR
COOK S TOW ES.
which, BY the way, are little the incest Stove in the
market, again be supplied have received fur
ther supply Of those Stoves admirably arranged for
wood and coal. J. L. L0RING,
apI1 DIFF 70 Main st.
: - s-sssauE FOUND AT 79FRONT ST.
-snade IN 4 WARDEN'S BLOCK.
- = assortment Of Stoves, Tin, Copper.
a i eralA brass Ware Tin Roofs put on in the
gehs ard "a and Copper Cutters and Conductors put
sOanuarr ynotice Also Culyerss improved Hot Hi
for heating public and private buildings, the
DIFF
ODE MAIN STREET.-THE CELBRA
6GO TED TAN, SAW DUST, CHIP, PEAT
AND OTHER FINE FUEL STOVE, will be offered to
The public this season at prices reduced from former
years.
would also inform those who are about to commence
TIE Of Peat that they viii find this Store the only one
which burns the article to perfection obvating the diff.
Guilty Of ashes, as it nearly it, and is free from
smoke Samples at all times in front Of my and one
viii be put up Within for all who desire to examine and
judge for themselves, 1t is not the most economical
method Of warming Of all descriptions yet intro
dced. Those who desire to Peat either warming
or for cooking purposes, be supplied with sufficient
% test It's qualities for either, free Of charge by calling
or 4 a Z. +. DIXIE.
sis DIFF
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ksTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE One SEQ.
, ond-Iand Locomotive Bteam Engine recently dtted
for any stationary business requiring more than thirty
horse power. Price $500 Inquire AZ the ONCE Of WOOD
LIGHT o., junction Shop Worcester, Mass.
MA d3w va
N1HKsiCfANS AND DEALERS. ID and
about the city, In want Of Pare Drugs, invited 70
~ nezfH& htQpk N fedlcnfs ExracH, ChwaIc&ls and
.1n,ia Q1i seiny cps4dsnt Tint Wkat Nv puscknpo
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SMITHS REMEDIAL DISCOVERY
- AND CLEANSING COMP0UND.-This useful arti-
Gle has been used in many parts Of New England for sew
erals years. for removing spots of dry paint pitch OIL
greese ana most acid stains, &C., from ladies' and gentle
mems clothing, carpets &c giving universal satisfaction
1t removes paints and white spots from windows frni-
ure, &C. Il has been ascertaned by experiment be
great use when applied as remedy burns scads,
bruises, cnts, chapped hanis, chilbains, neuralgia
spras nervous headaches, sore lips animal poison cry
speas tooth ache, agne, &c.
Full directions for each bottle will be given to the pur-
chaser, and cures warranted If directions are complied
v it'll.
D: g: C0LEsW0RTHY, Agent, GO Cornhll, Boston.
BUSH h CO., Worcester
JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor,
n22 dS VIM Salem strnat llhnrlnstnnrr. AInsa
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OTFICIEL.

A vENDRE I'ENTERPRIsE du POINT
IA de WASHINGTON.-Les soussignes, Commits
%sionaires NOMINEES par 10 Jury de Police de st. Ian,
dry, a so derniere reunion de survciller la %constrlrc-
ton dun NOUVEAU POINT sur lie Bayou CARBON,
entire Washington ct les Opelousas, vendront d 10
plus busse adjudication, all lieu Oh existe maintenants
l'ancien Pont. MARD1, lie "a Avril proclaim, ~I'entcr-
prise de la construction dun nouveau Pont, on trou-
vera lie plan en- s'addressant au Post-offce de Washing
ton, etle jour de 10 vente, lie dit plan sera sur les lieux.
L. I. BUSHNELL,
' s. R. HARTMAN, n,
s -, ar,, JOHN GARvIN, ss -a.
n. HUSBANDS,
Mars "a. ELISHA ANDRUS. In,
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EDUcATIoN..

@T - = 1.LLI-
DENSIONAT ET EXTERNAL DIES
L D~EMOISELLES AUXSOPELOUsAs-Mr. ct
Nine. HOY, aidte par Mmlle. Hoy ct Nine. De st.
Ange, ont l'intention d'ouvrir lie 1UNDI, IL Mars,
aux Opelousas, une Pension de Demoiselles de Pre-
niere Classe oil toutes les branches necessaires a une
education solide ct %accomplie, seront enseignees.
Dams lie cours obstruction seront comprises les
Langues Anglaise, FRANCHISE, Italienne ct Allemande,
ainsi que Ia Musique lie Dessin, la Peinture, tous les
-Ouvrages a ~l'aiguille en- Sole, Chenille, etc, le Man
ten, la Danse ct lEquitation. .
Ayec l'aide d'instructrices COMPLETENESS, ct Id sur
veillance assidue de 10 Directrice, lie Principal, a Pes.
perance d'etre soutenu par les habitants de 10 vile
des Opelousas ct des ~environs. = - ?.
Les prix sont fixes par seance de vingtet-une g.
maines, payables Ia Motto au commencement, rantre
Motto a mi-seance. ,~@
instruction pour les eleves dc classes ~inferieure $40 90
do. do. Ter classes .......2 rs 90
Musixre sur Piano gu Guitar ..~......... 80 90
LIE Desslh w
lie Pelntnfe ......I. ....... ..ss...z w,
Ouvrages q FAiguelle. .....-. ........-..- 10 90
La ,Danse .....s.. .-..-Il w
EqNltallOn gs,-
Nine. De St. Ange Giant pour lie moment engagee
au pensionat de Nine. Henry. au Natchez, ne pourra
s'adjoindre a cette Ecole qua Ia fin de 10 prochaine
session. Mars. 10, 1855. f't tFa
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n On.
la CoMTEssE DE MAULEoN.
Pan LOUIS

Pan LOUIS REY1AuD.
~. L .ue.u,,re de Ia muse.-Prs,iminaires
dhostillites.
Nous vivions IL chanoinesse ct moi, en7ca-
xAradas, cAEpns,e font deux athletes qui ont
tprouvl .lsdrs forces ct Sc sont voue IN mutuel
respect. Elle nfgnorait pas que mon empire
ttaft bSsn5sdekhni 'saFssses bases, ct jessavais
qu'une fois mQntee ellie haissait vigoureusement.
D. - mott d1s.SldeplK parts desc tenir sur le
pied DE- paix ct dc ne pas violer nos limites.
J'yjoigndis de loin ehsloin quelqnes attentions
on nm mot f~iatteur, &c qui me mettait fort
avaat da1eles bonnes graces dune muse access
Gihle aux tbons proc6des. Ainsis nos rapports
6taient excellents ct nos relations familieres.
Istemps nest plusNnlA~Pctsie abritait ses
sntAnts dams des tpAlais sc,est unS4commerce
bten dechu depuis que Phumanite Sc precipite
vas. Il vie reelle. + IN logement De "a chanoi-
meme selressentait dc CO ddlaissement general,
1lse composaitJ d deux pieces, al'entresol, ac-
s~ompsgnses dune petite cuisine ;ale mobilier
ny brillait que par ID date ct 10 simplicite.
LAgrande decoration consistait en- quatre por-
traits suspendus aux murs ct qui representaient
h divinits du lieu sous dest costumes varies ct
par des procedes diferents, huile, pastel ct
crayon. ? lei, ellet'avait 'ne harpe sous les
doigtsi lA,Asa main reposait sur du' apapier
blanc plus loin, ellie ,plongeait, 10 plume dams
Ttcrttoife allleurs eniin, CONNIE IL page de
Marlborough, ellie ne portait rien ct Sc passait
dastfibuts. Va ct 10, CONNIE pour dissimuier
lesvtdes de FAnneublement, ne'robeFs'egarait
sur des chalses ct une pantoufe sur le parquets:
e'ttaits IN tribut pays z 10 reyerie ct IN signe,
Dc cette negligence quiis sled q Inspiration.
ooulear locale, VOLTA tout. Cela nempechait
pas schanolnssse detre fort enorgueilli de &C
queue nommait son salon Ct den Parler a tout
pfopos: llmaglnatllon embellit tant De cheses.
~Aorsque 1e me prcsentaiTchez elle, Ia Gle ttait
~ porte de fapPartement Circumstance d'od
rssultaient deux fats: d'abord, que CIT inte-
r'eur ne cachait pas de 1aystere; e%nsufte, que
lie service ny Stait pas tres complique. Je ne
NE crus pas fannr lp fonds r. user DC cette
coniiancei ct . penetrer dams son domicile anssi
1emihefement. far une preston exerote sur
z sonnette' .Je slgnalai'ma presence ct attends.
Oetsef discretion cut peu de success, .et un:
"Entres done = lance q toute voix de Finite
r1eur Dc lappartement vint me signifier que, 81
T. cie swat y etc lalssee en- dehors, c'stait pour
qa'on sen serylt.i J,obeis, ct m'intsroduisis
dams Ia premiere piece: personne dams la se-
conae, personne; 70 logement Paraissait aban-
donne. J'allals me retirer, lorsqu'un "lci"
partlt des meme poumons me nit sur 10 vote,
q, marchant q tatons' j%'arrivai dams un labo-
MORE eclaire par un jour De souffra ms ct on
% desslnalt' aa selnAdedaots de fumee, une sill
nouette doaee des plus vlgoureqqses proper
lions. Ylt
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BATEAUX A VAPEUR.

DAQUEROT ENTIRE LA, NLLE.-OR-
l. LEANS EFT WASHINGTON. lie steamer
RED RIVER, Capt. R. j. Dorsey, bien connu dams
notre navigation CONNIE, bon marcbeur ct excellent
batcau, ayant etc complement repare, reprend ia
place CONNIE paquebot regulier entire les Opelousas
ct 10 Niles Orleans, sous lie commandment du Capt.
Dorsey. -3F'
LIE Red River continuera dams notre navigation!
pendant toute la saison, ct transporter lie fret ct les
passengers aux tanx ordinaires.
Dams les eaux basses, il sera remplace par IN ba-
team tirant moins d'eau. 0a~u ..
Pour fret on passage, (ses emm:nagemens Giant
des meillenrs,) sadresser a bnrd on a n. aegS
ANDERSON q THOMPSON. Washington.
DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE.OR-
L. LEANS, WASHINGTON EFT LIE BAYOU
BEUF.-Le bateau-a- vapeur fin narclleur ct tres
elegant, SYDONIA, Caritaine Gustaye Louaillicr,
eNpressenfnt construct pour cette navigation, fera
dasormais DIES voyages reguliers entire les Opelousas,
Washington, le Bayou Bcauf ct Ia Nouyelle-Orltans
IL est bon maicheur, sir, comfortable, bien construit
ct tirant peu dean. Les officers porHrront tn,tc Ierr
attention a satisiaiFe ceuX qli daigheront les encou-
RACER. Pour plus aunples ilinrlnations, s'adresser a
bord. Mars 81.
DAQUEBOT DE LIE NLLEORLEANS
Il. EFT DE WASHINGTON.-Le steamship A..
FUsELEEK, Capitaire John Lyons, reprerd, cette
saison, sd place dams notre navigation, ct lHrtira do
la Nouyelle. Orleans, MARDI, lie 3 April, at s heures
Z. NJ. LIE Fuselier est IN steamer dc prenii re class,
ct possede une reputation cor.ine hatHm saii.. dsns
tous les bureanX d'assurance de la Eutvclle. Orleans.
II est d une soliditG ct dune force extraard:naiscs CT e.t
I'M DIES plus fin marcheurs que nous ayons dans metre
navigation. il a de bons antnacemcn, pmlr tine
passage. s piastres d'ici a la Nouvelle-O orleans ct rice
rersa. Pour fret on passage, s~'atlresFcr d bord on Il ses
Agents, CHAS. DE BLANC. Nile Orleans, gu A
ANDERSON Il THOMPSON, Washington
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OTICE.-Tous ceux qui doivent a la So
- ciete 7. LAsrRAPEs co. soft par complies
present mois, sont notifies que les dts comntes NV
blllets seront remis a Mr.. Albert Deiean, notrre Avo.
cat, qui sera charge den faire la collection imm6di.
atement. n. LASTDI DEG ~ - u'-
Opelousas, Z Ayril. 1875. w.
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pARTI MARION DE ~ HABITATTON
Il du soussign6, a la Prairie plaisance 10 70 Wv.
raer dernier, un Negro, nomm6 JOHN, age d'enyiron
~ ans, parlant TAnglais ct lie Francois, tail,e,5 pieJs
10 pouces, TENT rougeatre. II a une ~cicatricef a la
man, ct deuX on trois dents de la machoire supGri-
cure qui lui manquent.
LIE soussign6 donnera une rGcompensc liberale a
qplconque le ramenera chez lui, on lie mettra dams
une geole atm quill puisse FAVOR. Mars 81.
NEZJM u pJTDE
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A vls.-Tous ceux qui sont acquereurs a
~ , IA vente des ettetS de Ia succession de feu MIC
decide, sont ayertis que lie premier Placement sera
dl le Ter Ayril, 1855, ct que s'ils veulent s'6yiter des
lfais lis vlendront payer d Gcheance au soussignG. 4
son bureau, aux Opelousas. Mars 81.
ALBERT DEJEAN, Avocat de la Succession
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CHAs. n. EALER Ell Gle. viennent dc
rcceyoir un grand assortment de Bellies MON.
TINES, BlJoUTERlE, etc., de differences qualities,
Toute espece d'ouvrage, concernant leur meter. sera
execute dune maniere satistaisante. M. Ealer con.
tlnaera a bonner son attention personnelle 4 Ia rGDa.
ration des Montres, ct dams cette occupation ii tache-
y ue iale piaislr a ss nomhreuX amis ct au public.
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A Wis AUX CONTRIRI1ApIEc =

A Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLES-Te
-. soussisne, Collecteur de la Take de Paroisse
pour Lannee 1854, demcurera an Bureau de Messrs
f.& I. N: Cullom, aux Opelousas, pendant trente
Jours consecutits (les Dimanches exceptGs), a conn.
Ier du y %cogrant, dams lie but de %recevoir les Taxes de t
oeaA qnl nauralent' pas profile de r~occasion a eux
oferte dams un avis precedent.
Apres lie IL Nal proclaim, toutes les Taxes oui ne
seraient pas payees, seront collectees c~onformement
a Ia lol. opslousas, Z Avril, 1856.
Ebert CAN'T.
csIccteur des Taxes de Parois.p.
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One voulez-vo3s ? irfaut diner c'est ID cri ct
q loi des etres; auepn q s,y dssobe, pas plus
le lior que lie Scolibri. J'en suis la, ct vous
aussi, n'est-ce pas?
Dame! chanoinesse, jy fails de mon
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Ohm MACDONALD, Ingenieur Civil ct
= Arpeenteur, oflre SEES services au public, il en-
e.utera acknowledgement toutes les comnnandes gui lui
encolgnure DIES rues Maine ct Landry, Opelotsas.
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A NDERsON & THOMPSON, Entrep6t
~ de Marchandises ct d'Expedition, Washington.
Ia, ayant complemetent installd leur magasin dc DE-,
pot dams Water street, sont prepares a recevoir !: Co
lon, Melassse, Sucre. ct toute espece dc produits ct de
pour tre vendue en- commission narlcs cousir
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EDOCTEUR L. BURR, Dentiste, apres
~ l.. yingt.einq ans d'exptrience dams 81 profession,
oiire ses services au public en- general, on ie %trouycra
meure tout pres du village. Mars II.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-05
CARTEEs,S


NOf PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN RI
Let Ae AW'cted Re0d amt P0ndery
Aa thl"lble Remedy for Scrolula, KIM, Evil Rbo,
pa.sih obstinate Cutaneous Erupli0ns PjmpIes Or
iI"s'aies on HE Face, BlOiches Boils Aoun orJ
Fever Chronic Sore Eyes Ring Worm ar To,'as "nu
%'ulu % iifu' Enlargement and Pam Of the Bones oni
SoIh's Stubborn Ulcers. Syphiiic DisorInrs 7 '''
tso' oiI''al Complaints, and nil Diseases nrisino
from an ihIudclOus Use of kIcrrurv lD,nru,I," ~
Lie, or impurity of the Blood ''i
-, ~ RMS great Alternative medicine and ,,,r;f 81
n,oon Is now used by thousands Of grateful r9,iaI
from all parts of the United Stale. :, l | rs
10 iiic remarkable cures pc riormrd H.. ,l '''IH
an medicines, CARFER'S SPANISH AIiX,Tl.DL, ~ y,
tSI'oNrneIn' khouinasn Srroiuu. Eruptons on ,ho
, - ~ - His''S' feFcrS' Ulcers, old Sores Alice
'iL u 'ile hidheys, Discusses oI the throat Frn,I
'oi"P'aIhls' PAINS nnh aching OF the Bone, and i'
Gtp specify put to lligI by using tins great and nrs
unable remedy O " ' ''Vs
f"r al Diseases of the Blood nothing hos vo, hoo,
i"ud 10 compare with il. Itccnlst, The SYST; -, M IN
IIHiPuies I acls gently and efficiently ON llr I;Icra
Muneys' strengthens The Digestion, gives lone II, ih
stomach, makes the skim clear and bn,l,I I 'Ie
stores the Constitution, emf y Ied IN, d,s,! % I" re-
strength. 40 FiiS'i"e "Igor ana
for the Ladies, il is incomparably better than all tho
1iu'ic" ever used few doses of Carriers Snan;b
MI&tnie will remove all salIownoss of , i".i'iS'l
'ie roses Inantlng 10 the check give cns,icii
10 'ie sep, and improve the general h,.,lih IN; ,'F
Of " INV 'i'"'CIHra ever heard
Inc large number Of certificates which ,yo l.., -.
'''Se1 from persons from ali paris nt The cJ S,s.
IN" ,,rcs. anI''ce mat hcr' Is u" liunbu2 about
: it press motel Keepers, magistrates pbys, ,. 80
!"nur men, well known To the comm n,i,, 1 ''' @
,5t li'r 'rS'ln"hy 10 The Wonderful effects Of t, f
Can on The Agent and gel u Cir,,ilsr and ,I.,..
ind read the Wonderful cure, Tins mn ''r
Medicines has Performed ''' -''''''H' "i AL
= None genuine unless sIgn"d BENNETT 4 Eri.p~
~ rr No, " Pearl street, Ri' hon9 a; wLo
III "'"tTs I'rSuplli"S and ogrucir> u,l h. J.i,i
And tor sale by d. LOCKWOOD. Smyr',,'
'Ti.' ana NJ. '. BOYER, MiiI!ngt,n. Nd.
Dec. 6, lS5i-ly. ''''
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JOS. C. GRIFFITH
BUSINESS CARD.
GEORGE w, CUMwENS

'Fr rlOE on Main street, first door above ,bo
" Bank of smyrna ''''
IDEALS in all kinds of Grain and Sal.
"A STOCKS, Bills of Exchange, Drafts. CbecGS
&C., &c. ia''er' brick, Wood,
phi,, rus vessels ply regularly between this ,ra
h,i1TaelPha and New York, prepared to bear @mu
"'y Freight at the lowest going rates.
smyrna, March 2I, Is55-Iv. .......
Smyrna times., 1855-12-05
ArIhnr's Patcm %cll-Scalinr
G e E5 s

- ''"'FUMS fTcN4 FfuitS, Tomoitocs A.
yv,,trc,, =, hY Ilermctical Sealing
rr ,,,' '.'',' p" i''i arc scaled by the House keen
~ i,L' "i,h"u' Ia" aud Of "A timer. ,nd omen ,si
,,.n.raI INJURY !" The can, rapidly comm, ma,
use. Fall directions for lm,lnp NJ, irs,,, '.,
rmrJ ,ha, ime hI [anS at The work is 50 easily prr.
l,n,I i 'i' ! y! 'H"ir use. every fanny mny htv,
m"r pr CcS. "i "iIl''r. at sum
ton rE -, rs rs PM cas 5000; Quart s9.5c; u,IcGo,
dozen Tbo in i,,r" 't"rs SIPS, Galous 50 GO nrr
rcon,i,,, - nc u'errhl sizes nest in order 10 ,ecrr
G"'Y Gn ,Y IN trans sporalion Country 81 St"rf re
said by AIyrIIjtP 'pIl,t,,, ~ iMlnriarurcd and
Augl-3n '"'" ieh'h ST., PhIiad
Smyrna times., 1855-12-05
RS01a;sl'i EGcnncdy.
NO lEo " arren Street, RoAbury t,s,
PRICE si pu
'"'n INC. worst Scrofula duwnton
common PImpIc

81 R,ra, n"lc.aI% Asc",>, AcW York Guy. CIV cn.,
X u. Sands, 100 Fulton slrc.i7 80 i'o'u"A! a. L.
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= h,~,', Tor lie by D. LDj jk(it,yi1 1,,,,.
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ii"nh y hemIcdy. Aiu1i, l,nI.. f., payer, O''SS'
''"fsr br. +. Norfcil Dcn,,.'r, = - n"' ~ -
PG"NhrcS '''''" '>''Irs and Brush
,oCil .'JI.ly
Smyrna times., 1855-12-05
s AViMc FUND
'"'''d &'o'rS Insurance, Annn;iy f. y,uy,co
> t. ''r"rF lh'rd and Chestnut ST., phrIaaephia
apitaI, &;25O.OCO.


4 hfp\tf Is received on deposit yo,lv ,rLo.o.....,
4.. ",.!,H'u Is entered II It Deposit Book nmL
~" 10 Inc Dcrosllor, or, II preferred = g, a,
AI S"n~, larse and small. are received ma, -.
i''' h''h "n drnand, WilhpuJ notirc
~ '''Ni Is pad Ill 'hc rate al Five ner ce,, ,,
,'''" '"' d-y "i deposit, and ctisne lnurt,r,,
"' 'H'' o"S 10 the withdrawal of I'm rpu,,
-, VA "a" "f' day OF january, Ia each YEAR. lie ;n-,r.
> 81 rlrh dersl Is pad to Ihc nr ', =, T.
IN, rrnr'2iL, as he ma, prcirr " "''"fd 10
ihe Company have now Ipnar.is ,r 3 ,,o .,....
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''.I'TLal m r. r'iorna'lon "l be given by aJ
DlREt TORS
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'Nrr"r" '"hn,onl nee Pres l. Pu Il "'h'
NmDr"so y lnomps,n, t;r,t.,' - Ni,Ii'' N\iI,"'Il',r''
irr1'min " .Irnalcv I,,a.s i,l'hry' il'i'ilehry'
Ja' "n !. Florai.c I.i''', '''',> oefefeuN'
~ ''"'! "'l' Treasurer PLINY FISK.
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