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oes A HOTEL
In Chesapeake City, Md,

AT PUBLIC SALE.
THE TAVERN HOUSE in Chesapeake
l. City, will be sold at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY,, July the 2Sih, 1855. e.
on the premises, to the highest and best bid
der. The house has two stories, four rooms
on the lower floor; and is built Of good ma
tcrial. .r ...4t.-. -..-f
TIE TER Ms OFSALE: co..
The terms are Cash on the day of SALE or
note to be given by tho purchaser at four
months, with approved security and interest
added. The purchaser will be required to
take down the building and remove all the
materials from the premises within fourwecks
from the day of sale. IIy-' For. further infor-
nation refsre nee can DC made to g.
u. Il. PRICE,
,.- Superintendent Chess Del. Canal
July 4l--tS. .... r.fa.r syNy f.a
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CAn autograph letter from the Emperor
of Russia is said to have been received by
President Pierce, in answer to one sent by
the latter, congratulating Alexander OH his
accession to powcr
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BREADsTrrFs CoMING.-The Buffalo Re-
public, of the Goth, says there were then
ahoat there on the way from t,ro ports onthc
upper lakes 27G.2 35 bushels corn I07 GIL
bushels of oats, 80 800 bushels wheat and
1880 barrels flour. The Charleston Is. CO.
papers also record the fact that immense
quantities of breadstufrs are now enroute to
that city from Tennessee, one house alone
having received notice of consignment of some
200 900 bushels of wheat
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From SANTA FEE-DEFEAT OF THE INDIANS
ny GAIT. FoNNTLERoY.-Sh Louis, Juiy d.
Advices from Santa Fee state Capt. Fount-
leroy had returned from his pursuit of the
Utah Indians. lie overlook the party near
the head waters Of the Kansas river. killed
forty and took five prisoners. Maj Brooks
and one soldier were killed. The Indians,
however, still confined their depredations at
various points. The Kirwas, Camanches aud
Chcyone Indians were in the vicinity of Wal
nut Chrcek receiving their annuities from
the government. ..w Obi. ..... .t ,
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THE CECIL WIG.

TIE CECIL WIG,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
by Z. c. RICKETTS,.
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ont tho number Of times they are to he insert
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50 paper discontinued until all arrcar-
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Cs~E. i. Palmer, the American News
paper Agent, is The only authorized Agem for
This paper in the cities of Boston. New York
and Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to
take advertisements and subscriptions at the
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regarded ) payments. His Offices are Bosto"
Scollay's Buildings; Nep Torh, Tribune Bnild
jngsi Phiiadciphia, n. W. corner Of Third and
Chestnut streets.
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PROGRESS OF MoRMoNIsM.- twenty five
years ago the prophet" Joseph Smith or
organized the Mormon Church with six mem
bcrs. At the present time the Church in
Utah territory contains three presidents,
seven apostles, two thousand and twenty-siX
Seventies" seven hundred and fifteen high
priests, nine hundred and ninety -four elders
five hundred and fourteen priests, four hun
dr,d and scvcnty-one teachers, two hundred
and twenty seven dcacons, besides the usual
ratio of persons i'll training for the ministry
but not yet ordained, and four hundred and
clghtyninc missionaries abroad. During the
six months ending with the beginning of April
last, nine hundred and sixty-five children
We're born in the territory of Utah, two hun-
dred and seventy.cight persons died, four
hundred and scvcnty-nne were baptized i'll
the Mormon faith, aud cighty-six were cN-
communicated from the church.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

UUIcc q nc -IuIN0l FWe NlsiVdNce COM !
pny Of CccH County, July lS, 1865.
TIVE Annual Meeting Of the members Of
L this Company will be hell at their room
in Elkton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
August next, for the purpose ofeIccting nine
Managers TO serve for the ensuing year, and
Tor the transaction Of such business rs NAV
be lawfully brought before it..
The meeting will he organized at o'clock
A. VI. At that meeting the new scale OF rates
as prepared and adopted by the Board of
Managers in conformity with the provisions
OF the 18Th section the Act of lucoruorl-
ton, and IN compliance with the rcconllneu-
dation Of the last annual meeting. "a COPY of
winch is anucNed,J VIII be submitted to- the
consideration ol the members for final action
Prop9se2 Rates u Premium far he construction
Of he .7Rnaai Nreing, as preparci and uiGpf-
Ell by The Board Of Managers -
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GuANo IN Administrations despat-
chcs communicated to the British Board of
Trade since tho 1st Of january last state
that dcpositcs Of guano have been dscovfred
in the islands composing the canton of st.
Andres in the province of Carthagena, in the
islands belonging to the Ecuador, ofithc coast
of the province of Manabi: in an slct called
"Hcrgcst'i Rocks" situated near the island
of Naukahva, in the Marquesas group; on
the east end of the island of Guadalonpe; on
St. Mark s I>land on the proximity of the
bay Of st. Bartholomew. on a small rock
near the southwest end Of the island OF
Natavidad; on the Maria Island The GOV
eminent of Carthagcna have prohibited the
expectation Of guano from the island Of San
Andres.
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SsasSSSS1 lower end Of West
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at q O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wcdncs
day and Friday at o'clock, and uavre do
Grace at O'Clock, Z. N.
The Steamboat Lancaster, Capt j. W. Tom
LISsoN, leaves same place every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening at o'clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at
O'Clock, and lIavrc dc Grace at O'Clock u
UPassagc so cents.
UFrcights received daily at Baltimore
until o'clock, and at Port Deposit until y
o'clock; carried ut low rates, and carefully
attended to.
B2-Duplicate receipts for Frcights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at Havre de Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him; for any point OH the Pennsylvania Ca
nails, or will re-ship treights intended for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or clsewhcsc.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
X. ALEX TAYLOR, Agt, II. lie Grace.
JACOB TONE, Port Deposit.
Uy"T The Steamboat gu NlATA," Captain
Tomnson, being in complete order; can he,
chartered at any time.
N. B.-Grain purchased at the highest
market price ut the Warehouse of J. Tome,
Port Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano.
Plaster, Fish and Salt. May 26 IT
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- Willow FEvEv.-A, man named Duean
died of this disease at Pittsb,Tg on Friday
last. The body, was 6rcibly seized, pnd
burned by the police, which came near lead
ing to- row,thc relatives making strong OBJ
lections to the proceedings The disease as
introduced by boats from !New! Orkans..,'
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CAM MEETISG AT WYE.--A union camp
meeting, composed of several circuits, will lie
held on the ground at Wye. Talbot county,
Md, to commence Oh the 10th Of August and
end on the 10th.
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BuFfM.o, July 24.-Thc Legislature of
Kansas met Mt the Shawnee Mission Oh the
10th instant. Mr.. Marshall gave notice of his
intention 10 introduce a bill requiring citi-
Zcns cInigratng from Massachusetts OF other
States which have annulcd it may nullfy the
laws of the United States. to take the oath
to support the laws Of Kansas territory Rev
John Thompson Perry, of the Southern
Methodist church, was elected Chaplain on
the 18th. A bill was passed to prevent the
sale of intoxicating liquors, and to prohibit
all games of chance within the Shawnee
Mission. A Joint committee of eight was
appointed to devise code of laws for. the
government Of the territory. ......
Mr.. Marshall, of the Pawnee District, in
troduced on the 18th a bill providing that
every man who shall have paid the sum Of 81
poll tax, and shall produce u receipt for the
same from the Judges ofany election, shall
be legal voter, provided hc.is a citizen of
the United States, and shall have taken the
oath to support the constitution Of the Uni
ted States and the act organizing the Terri
tory of Kansas. .,. +. .,.r.r ..r 6,
g.. SECOND DISPATCH. -.,rH
ST. Louis, July 25;-Datos from Kansas
to the Odd brings intelligence that Governor
Rccder hal vetoed all the bills Thus far pre-
scented. He says there is nothing objeetiona-
bic in the bills, but he does not consider the
legislature in legal session. The vetoed bills
were rcpasscd through both branches by a
large majority. --- ..,.,.',
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THE SASpwlncH ISLAND TREATY,-We
understand that the Secretary Of State and
the Hon. William L. Ice, his Hawaiian Mai
eSty's Minister to this Government, Yesterday
signed treaty of commercial reciprocity be
tween the United States and the Sandwich
Islands An instrument of this character
has long been desirable, aud especially since
California and Oregon have become such ex-
tcnSive consumers of the tropical productions
which grow so uxuriantly in those islands
We do not pretend to be particularly infor-
mod as to the provisions of the treaty, but if
its stipulatons arc in conformity to what is
understood to be its title. we nave no doubt
that it will he mutually and greatly advan-
tageous IIaykington Union, DIST
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY LANDS.

TJNIIE surviving soldiers, widows and minor
l. children entitled TO Bounty Land under
the act of Congress recently passed, will have
their claims promptly attended to by calling
on the subscriber FOURTEEN DAYS SER
VICE i'll any of the wars since 1890 will en-
title the applicant to u warrant for 100 arccs,
the amount heretofore received to be deduct
I'd. Transfers, Wagon Masters, Sailors,
Marines, &C., arc entitled under the new law.
JAS. L. MCCULLOUGH.
Elkton, March 10, 55.
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THE LARGEST STEAMER AFLOAT-Thc
S camship Persia, built for the Cunard line,
and lannchcds at Glasgow on the I'd inst, is
an iron paddle-whee line. 1t is said she is
the largest steamer both in capacity of hull
and stealn-powcr, which has been built
She far exceeds in length strength Tonnage
and sttam-powcr the Great Britain or the
HmaloyG, and exceeds also by no less than
200 tens the internal capacity Of the largest
of the present CunaId lines. Her chief pro-
portions may be summed up as follows
Length from Iigurc-hcad to taitrall, 800 feet :
length in the water 800 feet: breath Of the
hull Is feet; breadth over all, II feet depth,
80 feet.
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The AIR LINE RAILRoAD.-Much interest
in the construction Of this road is shown by
the residents Of the Southern States through
which it is proposed to run, and several pub
lie meetings on the subject have been held.
One convened at Georgetown, ID. c., on the
ID. which was addressed by Vim. Tosscy.
Esq, Judge Walker, of New Jersey, and
Hon. j. w. Houston, of Delaware; when
severa! resolutions were passed, commencing
the advantages of the proposed road, and
requesting that the Commissioners named in
tho Act of incorporation Of the Lewis and
Marlborough Railroad Co. (that portion Of
the Air Line Road in Delaware opens books
as soon as practicable for subscription to the
stock.
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baltimore and SusGuehanna
STEAM COMPANY.

p OCULAR DAILY LINE, except Sun
IL days,) for 1lAvRR De GRACE, PoRT De-
POST and TIDE WATER CANAL.
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~ y singular accident occurred in New
ton, Sussex Co., N j., last week. A lad
named Moore, went into his fathers cellar,
whore he found :. fine large clam, open. lie
took up the bivalvc, and in anticipation Of a
savory meal thrust his tongue into it's mouth,
where upon 1t closed it doors, fastening upon
the boys tongue SO tightly that the blood
began to ooze from it the pain being height
encd by the unsupported weight Of the hang
ing clam The case seemed. for time. quite
an alarming one, but ncighbor soon freed
the lad from his painful situation by cutting
the muscle which enables the animal to open
and shut its shell. No further Inconvenience
resulted but swollen tongue.
DAVID PAIL BRnwN, Of Philadelphia. in
about TO become an author. lie has in press
book entitled; The Forum: or Forty
Years Full Practice at the Bar" The Phila
delphia Inquirer says; Something rich and
rary may be expected. 1t will contain
sketches, anecdotes, and reviews of men and
matters connected with the profession of the
law. Mr.. Brown has been i'll active practice
in this city for many years has long been
regarded as one of the most brilliant and cap
tivating speakers, and has had opportunities
of collecting together an immense mass of
useful information in relation to the law and
the lawyers.
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July ! It'll 1856,
Smyrna times., 1855-09-26
KhOdes' Fever & Ague Cure.
Or, Nature's Infallihle Snnci6n

'oK INC Prevention and Curn Of Interm,,,snt o,d
Fo,o, m. ..e"' eNers hevers and Ague CLIlis and
s',S vS"fi w. Dnho Ague General Deby, Night Swes,s'
ana al o'heE otns of disease winch haye n cmro
origin IN Malaria or MIssns. This subtle aIr,os,I
p'o' "I'Ch al certain keasnns unavoidable, ,nhsii
eFtfY ofea Is the slne i'll Character ,,leyays, ;,
eNN@'- Nofh H0uIh EssI or W Wesi-and vii nvs,'
mn9te y'Id 10 tills e"ly dcovs5ed antidu;r. nb,h
ever made. '' "euiclte
ms specn'e Is 50 harn.ss tha, j, NAV he taLeo hv
PotrolS ol every ags. condition and i, "a IA .
+u'Sltute Tor oae disease others stIll Eorss a - -,
zen ule result IN the treatment Of Of(QuInns NIeycnr
AIe' > ana Vlher I0'sonnux OF eete!loun dr.. r,
TanUa. '"'0 'n's FFei4'
inc pr Preior distinctly claIns these sytss,, ,.,.
IeSu'Is F0Fa 'Ae use Of Ibis Natural Aut,d,c 10 80
I. VIII entirely project any resident or tray. l.r.
"a "a tnP ms si'Ay or s~ampy ,caiites from ,n, 49,
-, ~, us bisesse wfa'"rrr any injury tr1,u cn.
S'sh'y ,inaiIng Malaria or Miasma '''" '0A'
IL viii Instantly chcCk the AYua !, na,,
seFe l'r any length of time from one a., IN
s%vT'( years ~ 'nat they need never hay. ,nn;b,
7, ,i, ~ Vo-I '4u'fS ts use according directions
WIZ 'inmehiiY relieve all distressing results f
oIuSof HSue Diseases, ,such al eenern debtv ,,,.L,
s"eutS' &c The patient at once ae,Is IN re '.e"'
PN'i'c anu SIehg'h b. aud Continues untI n per,n,r,
and radical cuTe effected FN'HA''eb'
Finally, lie use VII! bnnikh F.y.,., A..
arn'l!eS, and all clafses Farmer and ali II lUnl
9e" ny ADOPTING as Il preventive uiIl he t,sa Us
NSoe or BILIOUS attacks ia that .esson n, ,ha M .o''
hem. ~ d" 81 'AIuaoie one 10
On" or t~o bottles i'll answer for ordinary es.e.
loIne may REQUIRE mar@ '@'g CSSee'
directions printed N German French and Spanish.
Price Que Dollar IiLs,sl i;..
Tsde. ~''' 'eoe 70 the
Trade circulars forwarded on Application. md ,..
,arcs W ne on lbefa terms u ponslbe
'"'NeS 'h every secl0n Oi the country.
o,. 1AS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
Providence. r. l.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-26
Laws g. Wcayprs,

4 PENN MARBLE WORKS, Csl)owbin
street, between Front and Second. phiI,.
AN-14" del pha. The subscribers have constantly
on hand a large assortment of Monuments
iombs' Grave Stones. posts for Cemetery Lots
Marble Mantels, &c. -1''''
Building work of all kinds executed Tbev
would also say to those that are desirous ot nro.
curing anything in their line, that thew nav
depend on having all their orders executed IN
Inc very best manner and on the mos reasons hle
Ierms VIC
Persons in want Of the above articles will
find 1t to their advantage to call before purcbs..
ing elsewhere. PETER F LAWS
may2 JOHN p WF.Vrp
Smyrna times., 1855-09-26
F.lRME!- =, ATgENlEON.

stflk TONS NOW READY. Lehman
Improved Superior Phosphate O
Lime al cents pound, or $40 a ton. A
large discount TO dealers that purchase to sell
again. " ee'i
AOo tons Leinan's American Fertilizer. "a. so
a oarrel-suthclent tor an acre-or S25 ton N
oarrels' hal the price of Guano and will not
burn the seed. ~ 80 wv
= l'oGV kegs Leinan's Improved Fertilizer for
F run Trees and Grape Vines, with directions
lot uslnng it-$l.25 per keg, or Sa.6O per tar.
rel' A large discount to deslerp.
l'OOO kegs LeInnn's Fertilizer far G-ass
Lands, Lawns and Grass Plats-sI IS Der kog
ers :" NeS''
Also-Pure Land Plaster, Powdered Char.
coal Pot Ash, Nitrate of Soda, Suloha.e Of
Ammonla' Z Liquid Manure by the borshsad.~
Do Done Dust by the barrel, hogshead or 900 30.
ucatan Gnano. A cargo Of 700 tons 10 Der
Ct; H. Fhosphates by careful analyses, at II e.,
a lO'' Or Sit5 a ton by the barrel, ton or csygo.
OF 9. g. LEHMAN. Proprietor,
NO 10 South Front st., PhiIadrlDhls CITY
y Delivered free at any wharf or s.atiop
III the city. wow"
Smyrna times., 1855-09-26
BUSINESS CARD.
GEONGE w. CUM WTNs

OfFiSE on Main street, first door abovs ,hn
r.,s Bank of smyrna" '
Stocks' Bills of Exchange, Drafla c.beoIs'
&C., &c. '~'''i' nricK' Wood,
p, h's Vessels ply regularly between The ,1
phli.dePhia and New York. prepared '1,s - AN ano
any Freight at the lowest going rates " 0ear
smyrna, March 81, Iso5-IS D.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-26
very Valuable and Desirable
ESGAE EG16n


- \ OW offered and will be sold upon reasona.
xiii ! bic terms, AT PRIVATE SALE
E@Ill MANSION or FONT HILL FARM. situated
esI OF the Town Of Smyrna, and immed ateIy
9uaEei thereto. containing about 200 ACRES of arabic
LAM IN high1 improved condition, possessing
every adVanl0g' US private reedence and proEtoblS
agriculture Upon This Farm. no lees lhan CO. 90 bue
els 0 Lime u 200 bushels of Wood Ashes and so tons
OF Guano have been spread within The has, y,sT. h
sues great variety Of other concentru,ci fertIzers
anu Tue PlO"lg under green crops of CATS Buckwheat
hter dc all Of which has also been covered twIce
Or !nr'ce WIN The best stable and barn yard manures
ne Who'll tract is nclosed with the beat and rno.t
Ni.S,aa' new chestnut and white oak fencing; abou;
I've ilosald dollars expended the erection cf OUT
'.t ii'oiNGS comprised in which everything reoul.
i'r !" mighty IInprov ed and ell directed Farm
<s:s Acres are allotted TO the most choice ynrie-
4Sss,;,SA 4S,;SA tes OF Apples Peach. Pear Cherry Ounce
- flum and \prlcot; bealdes the Garden abounds
~, IN well selected strawberry, raspberry. grapes,
ANY one wishing la purchase will be showx he pru
perty by the undersigned.
DANIEL CCNailNS
Near Smyrna. Feb %. 54-tf
Smyrna times., 1855-09-26
= uIcanixed India EEnhha..

kuEAl. STOCKINGS SOCKS KNEE.CAPs
', o. lor VarlcoSe or Enlarged Veins. Weakness
az Nhee ana Ankle mis Swnllnn Limbs. Rba"ms-
.lSnl, Goui &c &c. lhs Elastic Comur,ssi, o Fohr,c
II lnfmrd OF intm kuhb'I breads rreuarc1 nv The
professor Vncnnz NJ 81 as 10 re,a i ;.,1n.;li ,,s
~ 'n'se '"fr"d" are aiirrNacds co,cr.d with
FUN a." c"'lu aiid WUVpn lhu net vnrk al, oh
sS' &c. " Is hight IN texture, and porous so ,,s Ia
err" II a. N'CaIioH ni mo:silte krep,py iba Is, al
''d t''n'"ritb'e Ihry can 6c drawn on
-" eNHei" hciiIty thus suvlmg alt the time
{" "a" IL r band"Siag ami giving more ro,,n nres.
S"Ie ana S"p," II iii"a ry nther hIliage u,Dun,otur
e' lheN h'e recc 80 the hrahc,, app,OyaI oi pl,v
Mot sale md r. Il b, "''
.'t v - ORN Il CO.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-26
49, .--, iiit, q. .XAr
iNvE&TiQM the Aoxy
Gc"Hsoish' - 3aimst Waste:

The a'Esscr bers oa' ~ nhtained the Patent
Right to 1H3pi d'ura ~ IMPROVED COM.
POST ATTACHMENT Or FERTIL!ZER.
are pleased 60 inform the Agrcuturahst and
ethers thatthey are fully prepared to attach
this highly -ee.ebrated patented COMPOST TO
every Drill desired. The design of this inyen.
ton ls to furnish the farmer with a Machine
simple IN Its construction, durable in its make,
and at cost comparatively small, which will
enable hlm 10 SOW with his glain the Compost
Manures, which the experience of every pfac-
tlcal farmer goes 10 prove s the greatest ierti.
liser brought into Use. Tko mixture Of ashes
an6 guano is coEtended by some 10 be the bes,
way n which guano should be used, as Il is a
saving to the farmer Of 100 per cert. in his
outlay and most treble in the enhanced value
OF BIS product. .nOugh tins Machine is adapted
10 the use 0t Guano in any form which the far.
mer may thirk proper 10 use it, The cerjl6.
Gates whlca toll0w, though the Attachment mas
lust come nto us1, are from some OF the mos,
intelligent and practical farmers in Virginia.
1t is shown, by the tests which have have been
made, that 40 lbs. OF puano as sown bv III a
Attachment, is better than 9UO ih4 broadcast.
1t works with ease and regularity. can scarcely
be gotten out of order: can b. attached 10 al
most any description Of Drie, and is. in short.
what the farmer just needs, dnd their true in.
terests demand.
.. BOWMAN, ELLIOTT &. BRiNTON.
M.Sbt,tsfs n !
Smyrna times., 1855-09-26
c u A M a

h' subscriber, Sole Agent IN Pn;,aaolL
We s"le OF Peruvian Guano. has no,v oIt m Tor
IIrge STOCK OF Pure PERUVIAN GUANO ON, on nand
low ;, "" 'ns fG demand. which he will sell ~ sui, I'M
.rmers rvs III 'Ots 10 1uit either dealers or
): j. CHRISTIAN, w
No az No,,h wa. Sole Agent ior Phladelphia.
Auss9-3m s11 ~ Noiih Water street
Smyrna times., 1855-09-26
COIbsIIHnDfi0n
Arthur's Patent .~elcSealino
= a II s

for PTeserUtAg Fresh Fruits, Tomattos, esc
.,,.-s,, -, Nv ',trmetica Sealing.
""1'- ai'S when are sealed by the iIousekeet.
WS MilLout the aid ofa timer and open easiIv
W. ' no,' INJURY 10 The can are mmdy G. n no my
no'"' se Fall directions for pulIng ~ irS;, ',',' -"
3 ,i'e cans "nd the work 10 20 easil mar.
'h'a', uy lnelr 9so evey am'ly may I'VE fresh
in.I .,rICrS al "'Hte1' Ut sum
,on va, is Pint Cans s9GO; Quart sasc: HoIcCo,.
,In1oE S''" hroe Qnaris $t25, Gallons s5 90 per
,, "e Inherent sizes nest in order 10 secnre
,; % III transportation. Country Storekeepers will
'"i w" ''t'cle one OF ready kale Manufactured and
'"" Nv ARTHUR. BURNHAM d. co
Augi-3n ~ VIZ" '''' Z Fnilad q.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-26
NOTICE.

l peeh INFORMED by highly respectable gNa
tem"n trom sIi pOrts Of the Sata that the ,n,nT1
srl %as universal IN ndvensag my Font Hill Fsfro
lo' sale my oblecl was To accomplish soine prlyste end
VI wa" i!'aucod BY private motive 10 gain par1icu
iaI DeheiIl aud not really to tGect q sale
IN ueiiced by this IniUrmal!,n take lhIs ro ,hoA &
announcing '"lhe public my serious and etcrunprd IL
I"hloh WHICH %As aTD WHICH now 49, 70 mako e, a
arm Persons having any dss 10 pur
W ~. .b-Prce reasonable and terlus easy.
I DANIEL CCNAIES.
Font HILL. Dear Snvrn msnh