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The Pillars OF the Republic.

to the perpetuity Of tho Union, an
the future success of the great expert
ment Of Republican Government il
the new world /; nothing deserves NOR
attention. than the systems Of public
education, provided for, in the dispo
sition of the public lands by the Gen
eral Government, and to which refer
ence is SO often made, 10 messages, re
ports, speeches and documents, will
very little tangible and practical gooe
effect. The ignorance and bigotry-
the spirit Of intolerance abroad in the
land, is owing directly, to defects in
our public school system, and there is
more danger to the new light Of re-
publican America in this, than any
other direction. That our government
depends on the intelligence of its citi-
zens, for every breath of its vitality
is fact, not clouded by single shad-
dow of doubt, and that it is rapidly
falling into the hands Of demagogues
and disorganizers, owing to the fact OF
an alarming increase Of foreign ignor-
ancc, becoming migrated on a full
stock of native imbecility, is also ap-
parent whilst sectarianism in religion,
is at war in strife to bend the public
mind to some creed or dogma, to shape
the spirit of the age to bigotry and
fanaticism. opposed to the sacred prin-
ciples upon which the Constitution of
the Union is based.
In this State, the systems Of educa-
ton, which have been hastily cobbled
up, to comply with the Constitutional
provision, have been, and still continue
10 be, the verriest mockery. The
State Superintendent Office. had as
we'll be abolished, for it is a mere sim
icure under the laws now in force;
which are absurd, contradictory and
Politicians are entire
" too busy, making an equitable divi-
sion Of the spoils of Office, to give this
natter any consideration; and the
committees that have been appointed
rom time to time by the Legislature,
IN education, have been composed of
men unfit for any thing else, who be-
ides being total strangers to the school
master. have not had the capacity to
levise common sense plan of finan-
,es, whereby teachers of schools could
,btain the pittance allowed them. No
,ody now, can be found in the coun-
ry, willing to serve as director, un-
ess it be some fellow who makes an
< for his name. and the people cry
,ut in vain, for the miserable bauble
o be removed. What now is the du-
y of the State Superintendent? To
urnish the Auditor with an apportion-
nent of the monies on hand, at the
commencement Of each quarter
which is easy enough to do, since one
pportionmeut is but copy of an
thcr. This embraces his whole duty.
lie does not even have to Else the
warrants of the Parish Treasures, as
hey come in.
In New Orleans, the city has taken
he Public Schools under its protec-
ion; but in the country. the laws now
n force are less Operative than the
avs of 1885. Shall they continue
bus? This i, a question for every
ian to ask himself. There is no rea-
on why Louisiana should not have as
God a system of Public education as
nv State in the Union.
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Walking Canes.

JUST received by steamship Grenada, a beaut
- full assortment of Fancy, Gold and Silver mour
ted Walking Canes, some Of which are very fin
and handsome. for sale at the Clothing Emporium
Of [decG] W. d. PHILLIPS.
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DR. G. w. DEARING, offers his pro-
IL fessional services to the public. Office on
church st-opposite Waddill & Days Drug Store
Residence on Main Street, between church and
north streets. decay.
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The State of Vermont is of a verify

The State of Vermont is of VERT,
a "Model State" so far as financial af
fairs are concerned. With popula.
ton of over three hundred thousand
she pays only about $4,000 per an.
mum for all the expenses of govern.
ment. or less than fifty cents per head
for her people. She owed at the close
of her last fiscal year $4S,038. and
had funds to balance this sum to the
amount of s59,352. There was in her
treasury at the years end, s16,7O2.
and her annual expenses had been
3,127, distributed thus:
Expense Of Legislature, $24, 13O !;
salaries of officers of the Legislature,
sl,576; stationery. S1,461; newspa-
pers, 1871; printing laws, s1,21O;
Journal of Senate, s4l7; Journal of
House, 81 ,O45; auditor report, S25l;
messages, reports, bills and resolutions,
$500; proclamations, ST; grand list
books. land very poor ones too), 1867 /;
whole cost Of State printing, s7,421.
Repairs on State House, SLOT;
grants by special acts of General As
sembly, 81, Executive salaries
and expenses, s2,46l; judiciary and
prosecuting crime, So, 469-(nearly
one-half tho State expenses; for the
relief Of the poor, $4,000; paid for
paupers in asylum, 1888; for deaf
and dumb, S3,34O; to agricultural So
cieties, S1,855; bounties for killing
bears and wolves, s165; cost of the
Vermont militia, 1872, (enough to
pay for about six bombs at Sebasto.
pol } peddlers' license-moncy distrib-
uted, $685.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-08

After January 5th, tn" Collins steamers
resume their old day Of sailing from New
Yvrk-altcrIatc Saturdays
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-08

THEORY ON THE AsTERolDs.-Prof.
Alexander, Of Princeton has recently
D repaired paper on the subject Of the
asteroids, which is ingenious. His
conclusion is that between, Mars and
Jupiter there once revolved a planet
with an equartoral diameter Of 10000
miles, and a polar diameter Of, only
eight miles thus being shaped like a
wafer. Having great velocity on
its axes, it burst as some grinding
stones do and, its fragments formed
the asteroids. This theory Of the as
teroids is brought in, to support that
of the Plantonists and nebular hypoth-
esists.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-08

LIFE.-For every one, life has some
blessing-some cup that is not mixed
with bitterness. At every heart there
is some fount of pure waters, and all
men at some time or other taste their
sweetness. Who is he that has not
found in his path Of life, some fragrant
rosebush, senting all the air with its
sweet perfume.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-08

% The receipts at the Council Bluffs
land Office Tor the quarter endin. Septem-
Der 80, were 100000
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EOR SALE

FOR SALE.
THE VERY desirable location for bust 49,
ness, at the corner of Third and Flori- %:::
da street, with all the improvements there Masssl
on. For terms apply to Alex. Shaw, on the pre-
misses, or at this Office. Nov 9th. 1m
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-08

The new territories will give some
work to Congress at the opening of
the session. Kansas sends two claim
ants for seat in Congress, and Ne
braska, it appears, is in the same trou-
bic. Mr.. Bennett, the wbig candidate,
claims the election of delegate by Is
majority, but his competitor says that
persons voted who lived on the Indian
lands, and their votes were illegal.
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WYOMING County HUSBAND SOLD
FOR $5OO-The Cleveland Plaindea-
Ter tells the following:
A lady passed through here, few
days since, in hot pursuit Of her hus-
band, who had been smitten with a
smart attack of"passionate attraction
and had ran away with another woman
from Wyoming county, New York, to
Lorain county. She took brace of
officers from this city, and went to
Elyria. The gentleman, shutting the
approach of danger, left his money
with a nephew to effect(a division
with the enemy, and took the cars for
the South. On reflection he suspected
the honesty of his nephew, and took
the next train back to look for his
money. Here he encountered the
pursuing party, and negotiations we're
opened. 1t resulted in the lady's sell
ing out all her right, title and good
will, in and to her husband, and his
purchasing a dishonorable peace, for
$500. The lady returned to Wyom-
ing without husband but with a
pocket full of rocks.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-08

Civil WAR IN KANsAs.-Despat-
ches from Louisville, of the 4th inst =,
say:
The excitement in Kansas still con-
tnues Vitt out abatement. At the
city of Lawrence there is an organized
force under Gen. Lane of about one
thousand men. armed with rifles, who
are throwing up earth works. and burn
ING bcacons. Gen. Lane bids, def
ancc to the Governor, and harrangues
the populace, urging them to fight
Governor Shannon, who is at Frank
lin with two or three hundred men,
has, by authority from the President
called to his aid troops from Forts
Leavcnworth aud Riley. The most
intense excitement prevails in the up
per part of Missouri, and overwhelm
ing numbers are pouring into the ter
ritory from every direction.
A later dispatch says that an attack
by the Free States men on the city of
Atchison is expected, and that the in
habitants have sent to Weston for
armed men.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-08

A FoRTUSE-Miss Catherine HAYES
it is sayed, has realized fortune, by
singing, ofs2O0,000. She has visited
California, Australia, China and Hin
dostan.
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Fresh .4rriUNLS.

lust RECEIVED PER STEAMER CAPITOI..-
y Boxes st. Julien Medoc, Claret,
4 Baskets Sweet Oil,
10 Boxes G. Morgan's Soap,
" Winchester
Sperm Candles,
Herrings,
4 Lewis Cass, Fine Chewing Tobacco,
2 Barrels No. 3. Fresh Mackerel,
Dozen Clark & Co.'S. Fine Ale,
" Gallon Jars Underwood Pickles,
" Half % "
2 Barrels Fresh Crarnberries,
Dozen Mustard. For sale by
r. HOFFMAN,,
TDec.S Opposite V. Heude's Dry Good Store.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-08

Mademoiselle Rachel arrived at
Baltimore on the 2sth ult., on her way
South. She continues very poorly,
an in leaving Jones Hotel her con-
dition was so feeble that she had to be
carried to the vehicle.
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925 REWARD.

WILL be given to any person,
w who will arrest and deliver to
me in Baton Rouge, or lodge in anyA-
Jail. the following described negro man,
HINTON; who disappeared Oh the even
ing Of the 9th Nov, '55. 1t is supposed
he may have left on the steamer c. d. Jr.
where he has been lately employed. HIN
TON is about 81 yrs. of age, dark COM
plexion, redish eyes, quick spoken, but al
ways speaks Low and generally has sulen
look, if questioned upon any subject, he in
variable holds his tobacco on the end of his
tongue while in the act of speaking, he Is
fve feet, seven ard aquarter inches high.
dec4-tf H. V. BABIN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-08

ERMONT LEGIsLATURE.-The leg
lslature Of Vermont adjourned on the
18th inst, after a session Of exactly
five weeks,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-08

HORACE GREENLY SNUBBED BY A
LAMp-TRIMMER-A friend who re-
Gently happened on the same car with
Horace Greeley. tells the following !:
Mr.. Greeley was trying to read a
newspaper by the "dim religious light"
of a car lamp. In order to see, he
raised the wick but hardly had he
done so, before, the lamp-trimmer
came along and turned it down. The
moment his back was turned, Greeley
raised it up again. The knight to the
Dark Lantern" presently came along
again and partly shut off the light by
which the Philosopher was reading
Greeley demonstrated. The official I.
thrust his lantern to his face, surveyed
him with a contemptuous air mo
ment, and coolIy replied :"Old fellow
you talk too much" Utica Herald.
Smyrna times., 1855-10-03
laws 81 WcaycrS'

-. = PENN MARBLE WORKS, CaIIowhiII
street, between Front and Secong.'Phila-
.'a4AdelPhia. The subscribers have constantly
on hand large assortment of Monuments.
Iombs' Grave Stones, posts for Cemetery Lots,
Marble Mantels, &c.
Building work of all kinds executed. They
would also say to those that are desirous of pro-
curing anything IN their line, that they NAV
depend on having all their orders executed IN
lhe very best manner and on the mos reasonable
terms
Persons in want OF the above articles will
ma II TO their advantage to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere PETER f. LAWS.
may2 JOHN p. WEAVER.
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NV TRiNa'vSIHG, c, VARIETY
~S&sS t.'ia'..t-.. . AND n, =.
SSS' CAP TORE. "1PHf
Wfst Commerce 81 Smvrno n,


M rs: WILLIAMSON has just opened a NkAr
III STORE on West Commerce street near M,
Junction OF Commerce and Meth ,dist stfres in tho
Town "i Smyrna, De IS where she viii he happy ID
nave ber iri' nds, and The rubic generally call and
N"I-ne her splendid assortment OF antv ana MAI,
brTss aIs' Win or without boxes Ol every varieII
I Price; 80 all k'lidsand cOOrs OF Sewing silks
Thread, Cotton. IrIm nmgS Laces Ribbons Snen,rr.
Collars. U"dersleeves; Lrd,es', Genlleine!I's am,
'.hii rens plin and fancy llaRikerch,efs; Uos,crv
GIneS, Buttons Pms, Ncedles, Necdie.t,ase Unn}G
ana Ewes fancy Work Boxes. Dress Whulebone Shne
LtceS. liserllngs, Chldrrns Belts Lawns DaIniI,n
hiuSiinN, Ladies' and Cent?, uIcl, ui,, of All ki,
H',ISs"Ts l hnlhles, Bees Wax. Sus enders IonLi,,,
tIasSeS Glass Tea Plates, Slnrna. Cutlery Kcy hni
SANS Gimet fuvs Toy Paints, Marbl = 10 Im5t, ,s
f"hc''S. tor either w'~d. paper or slaie; comm,
iht"y aud Ioiet Soaps Also CIGARS d, ey,r,
h'"n'S a full supply OF S"ATiONEIiY am, A. ,i,,,r
ass"r'mtn' of tONFECN ,NERl- SPICES. Nn:s
ah's Lennns. Jeil >, DO. Added To IN. bnvr ,s n
good supply ef JEW ELII, y" allo which viii ~.
so as iow as amy Other establishment i'm! The sam.
lliis side Ot PhIladelvhia.
UINc her 4 Call and see for Yourself
..r.- NJ. WILL AAISON
west Commerce ST, ai.Uve ChuFch
' .? Sihy ma, Del
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DISSOLUTION

tu.adI az co,parlAershlF heretofore exisino bc.
1.nt tween US, under the firm # RAYMOND &. WI -
Ner' Is this day dissolved by'muIuaI conspnt NJ u
JAG0B IRAl1OND,
g. = DEWITT c. WLLKER
VF NOTlCE.-Fhe business of to ,...
hrin above mentioned, will be settled b, ialc .Lc
Undersigned, who, having connected themselvv..
together' under the firm Of J. & q. Fl. Raymond.
W'li continue merchandising, &c, at the old
stand recently occupied by Raymond &, walk o,'
JACOB RAYMOND.
septic, '55-3t. '' = = ~ ~
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New l. ondOn Academy.
NEW LONDON, CHESTER co p.

The Winter Session Of this Institution will
commence on Thursday. the first day of No.
VenOer, aud continue 81 weeks.
Expenses
Boarding, &c, for winter session, Ss5.
S"'"9-eA'r"' 800
M""ern Languages, each, extra, 1000
The course Of instruction is comprehensive
a'd v'ry thorough, and every branch of study
is under The care of fully qualified teachers.-
I.'e Prnclpai devotes all oi ms own tin. ~
th" duties of the scljool-room.
The location is healthy and desirable.
For further information, address. as above
JAMES B. MCDOWELL,
'HePt'), JJ-Ot Principal.
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esPafIS :

JUST published: New Discovery IN Medicine
&C" Words oil The kat,UIiaI Treatment, wltbouI
Medielne, OF Nervous DSbilIy Low SPIRITS Iassi
lhIe W fakness Ol The Limbs aud Back indis osiIio
a'i'i ltcaIacIly iOT Study UIId Labor Uuusss OF A.
pfeh~iIsOl, LDss Of Memry aversiun LI society I,v.
Vi >OnltIe llmldIiy, Self Dislrusl, DIznlIIess !. cad
Ache ;.,Iis IA e SIde Ait c.IUm OF the "a es Pitnue
fIeIch ui Dr. Is. De l4auey. '.-i :
The Important iacl Ihal these alarming complain
may easily be removed wiiLoGi Mo dIcIIie Is h nm,
sln".l tract, clearly drnOn Iraed and lie onureI
hsW dui hIshiS suceesaIuI lreaI heli as adoltc II,
lhe author fully eApaiiod by me .Iis Of when everi
one Is embed TO cure himself re. .lec T. and al Tho
least oSs'c COS AVOIDING ;hereby a lie ad vetlsed
lOslruIns o: the day. '' .. ..''f ~ !
SeI'l 10 any address, gratis. and posi- free by remit
IilS HS.sI laIdJ Two lO-iagr STAMPS Ip Dr. B DE
AMI M. IL LispcIlrd street, New Work Guy
Sei2G--ly5p M .
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Consumption
AND
Chronic Diseases of Females

[ lR. s. PANCOASF, No. IA Spring Garder street
~ above Ninth ST., Philadelpha has adopted an
Eoropean course of practising Medicine, viz the
eonhnIng of practice to one or more special forms OF
disease Discusses Of the Chest, including CCfsunp D.
ton, and Chronic Uterine Diseases, the two spe-
claltIes that will in the future receive specIe aten
ioh' Confirmed Consumption treated by Inhalation
ine most successful mode OF treatment adOpted m
urope ior 'nls lnVeterate disease. Invaiids OF dis
lance visited, if 1t IS So requested, (apIi-Gm.
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Fruit. and CcnsectiopcUy.

(EMOVAL.-The subscriber has relnol ed 10
IL r., No. 70 MARkH.f SIIeet, above Front. 81,
"a lHee dOUrs above,ihe Old sInIIdJi
.-f| +t..'3 .. PHILADELPHIA,
"hcre he Keeps constantly hand a general sio koi
at ncles "a hrs line, consisting of OrInges Lemot ~
ana All Kinds OF Fruit lIr -eason; ,mOis Watnua,
O'Iah N"is 'fOHd Nuts PiaIn and oI,ied Hickies
and fTeservtsOI all kinds; to which, he ,nv,,s ,
nuehh" "i Dealers and Others WISHING tho ctty,-
O1ods packet at ts establishment " warraued t rs
sdie. - 10y
i..# - fra s. l.. HERRING
' No. 10 Market street ...,s..
sepS'-Oin '' Above FunI. south side philadn
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WILMINGTON
7O,OOO Peach Frees for SAKE.

STSg. NEE subscriber has a large and well selected
s:kssA Sa, NURSERY OF Peach and other Fruit Trees
- SilVer-leaved Naples Grape Vines SIrar,harr
and Raspberry Plants for sale at accommndoI I'ng
PRICES: Catalogues OF which, will be found viii Mr
INA lhAN GA fLlN' Smyrna. Del. who has ac.
cepted an Agency for The sale OF nv Trnes In ,yb"m
reference Is made for further urIculaTs-as +, nrce
,, ,, a., other matters connected with the
anu siPNenl OF Trees from sad Nursery
JAMES $. PETERS
. sepi9.6t me me fost Otiice,
---- Delaware Co. Pa
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FARMERS,sAYTENvEox.

100 TONS NOW READY. Lehman
~ Improved Superidr Phosphate O
Lime, at 2 cents pound, or $40 ton. A
large discount to dealers that purchase TO sell
again. 49, }fG'1 ~
100 tons Leinan's American Fertilizer. So 80
barrel--suf1icient for an acre-or S25 ton of
> barrels, half the price of Guano and Will not
burn the seed.
1000 kegs Leinan's Improved Fertilizer for
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, with directions
for using it-$l.25 per keg, or $3.50 per bar
rel. A large discount to dealers.
LOCO kegs Loinan's Fertilizer for Grass
Lands, Lawns and Grass Pats-$l. % per key
or $3.50 per barrel. A large discount to deal,
ers
Aso-Pure Land Plaster. Powdered Char
COAL Pot Ash, Nitrate OF Soda, Sulphate ot
Ammonia, Liquid Manure by the hogshond.-
Bone Dust by the barrel, hogshead or LOCO do.
fuoatan Guano.8 A cargo OF 700 tons, 20 per
Ct: Phosphates by careful analyses, at IL cts.
lb., or $50 ton by the barrel, ton or cargo,
of gts- G.. S. LEHMAN, Proprietor,
No 10 South Front st. Philadelphia City.
0T Delivered free at any wharf or station
~ the CITY, 4 his al..s.'.. 49,
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John Ivy's Rheumatic Fvnid,

tof the cure OF all Diseases curabie bv an external
a?piicalion snch as R'eumntlsn brnlsv. Ciout.
Head ana Tootiach" Cuts, Sprartls. Bruises. Old
sores sore Nipples, Scad Head, Barns and Scalds
IN short, all Aches Pms Swellmrs Iuaomtu,,,,,u
aud S"re1ess Of the joints or Limb.
No IaraIly shOuid be without butie Of tbis FI,id m
ai' are more or less liable to be afflicted with some of
.ne ABOVE painful diseases, particularly Burns and
ocaids which It Will prevent fron bsiering il appled
IN lime, ahi which alone makes Il an inyalna be i,n
" medcinc. Try il. ye affl c,ed
Large bo Ties. 81. Small ones Soc
lnvenled aud Manufactured nv DY I II IVY
b"N"r- b"i and Ter sale by THOMAS MfGENS
smy'ni b =. BURTON, Dover aud FOX A.
- - IN i'eiSc' hei'' July - ,-Gn
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, TRIM Mihc g.
Lace Goods and VARIETY Store

Soouo anu variety OLOre.
LUST received a new and fresh stock ot
Spring Goods, such as plaid and bleacred
Muslins; kid, silks, lisle-threaa Apd cotton
Gloves. Cambrics, Swiss, Jaconett, white and
colored DrllIings, Laces, Collars, Sponsors,
Undersleeves, plain and worked Handkerchefs.
stamped Collars and Strips; good assortment
ct Hosiery, Work-Baskets, Indcllible Ink,
Paper, Pins, Needles, Buttons, Sc, &C.; also,
Ribbons and Millinery Goods; few pieces of
neat style Calicoes and Ginghams. Also, a
good assortment of Confectionaries, and every
other article usually kept in
Trimming and Variety Store.
All of which will be offered at very small
profits to any and all who will favor the sub
Scrber with call, feeling confident she can
sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Come and see before you buy. ".
MARY A. ROBERTS,,
&c nmerce St, below Main, Smyrna, Del.
JalO, Ap.4, 1865. 1y s'.,...
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MEXICAN TuANO

TIN, NAI-AASA4N u A4&O,
Ioving Itlon of Farmers is requested To the ol
nure '' H'"'ei"eIi'S vi ms Ealuabte ma
b,N.I2i MEAlCAN GUANo is the richest tim, has boon
Drought 10 thus country n PhosphItes '''' ''A 'e'
unres and TINS 20 me 'iabie element oi all ma
I,g mach sirn mo-, nearly 81 per cent, be
he p'cu'larlucS OF lhls Guan . ''''''o
n sn,, IS "o, m Hfen by the sun and not washed out .,
'''I Soli ny me rams IN less Than ihr,y wears -
s deficient in the soil 'o'PioFc N'ld
- Is cheaper, more permanent and Marc ,,r,.;,,
fh FefuVlan Guano, On land already sn,f,o,, ,
%" me!nelt % applications OF anmonia in Tsrny,I,
,'Lnno' The Mexican tiuanO by It's great ',,
Phosphaes will restore health and y,gor OF
j. H. "A. tF ). ALI.EN
June l3-3m. -" BIZ d., -
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Patent Self-Sealino
G a M 6 .a.

F'r Fresercing Fresh Fruits, Tomatoes. d.c. !.
..,.,.,,. By Hermeiical Sealing. 'i' 'N'
'ht2f' tans which are sealed BY the fIousekeer.
ers without the aid OF timer and ,nef, oasii
without injury io the can. are rapidly coming int5
general use Full directions for pulling up lr1ft ac
cOmpanyng The cans and The work is so ehsily per.
nrmed that by their use, every fan; may have fresh
irult and tomatoes on their tables all winter at sum
mer prices. '' 'H '..TI - ''i'
PRICES Pint Cans 50 90 Quart $3.50 : II6lEGal.
ION S5.50; Three Qnarls $l2j; Gallons So 90 per
uozeh. The different sizes nest, in order to secure
economy in transportation. Country Stofekeepers will
hnd thus artIce ono of ready sale Manufactured and
said by ARTHUR, BIJRNIIAM N co
No 90 South Tenth st., Phiiad' a.
.t Augl-3m
Smyrna times., 1855-10-03
FRENCH TRU SSES-

Hernia or Rupture successfully treated, and
eoalorl insured BY use Of the elegant French Trusses
imported by Tie subscriber, and made order express.
ly for his sales. h'' s'.-
All suffering wut Rupture will be graiifed to learn
that the OCCASION low offers 60 pracure Truss com
bning extreIne liahlness, whlI ease durability and
correct copstrucqn lien Of the cumbrous and un-
coiqionabio lasilclf usually sold All extensive as
sorsment always Oh hanl adapted TO every variety Of
Rupture IN adults end children and for sale at
of price 70 SUIT nil. Cost Of Single Trusses s2s & "a
and So; Double, s4. S. S.. s and $40. " '.'-
Personsat a dnslnes can hage ar'rruss any
address by reinttng ths ardcd Int .sending measure
nnd the ps aid saaiing side aaeced.la ait =
I For sale Wholesale and keted by the Importer
IitEs yilEi .DKAUai EhfN lCAlEB Ii. NEEDLES
di taSwl cor Of ffwolfh and Race sta. fhihd hia
Depot for Dr. Baniing Improved Patent Body Rrsce
Chest snd EFector Braces, Patent ShJuide
ports gai lad Eo Rope wthy conipeteht lady attend
ants apis sep20 S4.lyh
Smyrna times., 1855-10-03
PENNOCK'S
OnrNalled COrn-ShcllcrS

u WESTINGHOUSE IL co s combined Thrcsl,.
~, ina WlnhoV ers VanwickcG Robert rain Fans
i'll" %l?ni "ern and Cob Mill iarrows rlIiyators
81 hu'les :, Wheeler. Meeilck y Co.'S Threshing
i t9Pah Atmospheric Churms, Mol Peru.
van AZ aG MeHcan GuauO, Mapes Jourlans, and Allen
~ ~ Nrene ecu, SnPrr-phosphate Of Lime Clover. limo.
NY orenaI1' ana Rey Grass Seed bought and sold
Journal and other agricultural works .
:. d M.PENNOCK & co.
apl .6m. Foot Market street IviLu;nr,o, MI