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A GREAT ENTERPRIsE.--Ac company has
been organized in California for the purpose
of conducting the water of Lake Bigler, on
the Sierra Nevada range, down We "di-
vide" between the Middle and North Forks
of the Yuba river toward Marysville. The
canal will pass through very rich mining
country, and will develop rich stores oil
wealth. The lake is about sixty miles long
by about ten miles in width--a sort OF
monster spring on the summit Of the noun
tains--the water deep, clear. icy cool--so
that canal supplied from such a source
can never dry up.
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M a r B l. E r A G TORY
GEORGE AGESIEX.

GEORGE AGEkIEN,
A NNOCNCES to thcpeopleof Kcnosha CITY and
"a County and Vicinity that he has bought out the
Marble Factory OF JOSEPH |. EHLE, and has added
largely to the Stock, with both
italian and American Marble.
OF the very best quality and is prepared to furnish
10 order al work i'll the marble line
Being an EAPERlEN GED WORKMAN he feels
confidence i'll warranting his ef
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tables, OGliesks,
Pant Stones
And all other work wanted for finish and STYLE, 10
rival all competition
PLAN, RAISED, or Ornamental Work. of ann cla,ac-
Ter desTed done IN style to gjse entire satSst1
Public
~ shop on Pearl street, south side west of Main,
across from the Post Office.
kENOsHA, June lS55.-nIyl6.
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LIABILITY oF.ExPREss CONFERENCE.-The
Supreme Court Of New York have recently
decided that express cmpanies are not liable
"for any loss or damages arising from any
dangers of the ocean or river navigation,
leakage, fire. or from any cause whatever
unless the same beproved to have occurred
from the fraud or gross negligence of the
defendants, their agents, or servants"
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Mrs. PARTINGToN AND THE PosT OFPIcE
Now girls" said Mrs. Darlington, the
other day, to her neces, "you must get
husbands as soon as possible or they'll be
murdered" "Why SO, aunt?" "Why, |
see by the paper tina! we've got almost
fifteen thousand Post Offices. and nearly
all on 'em dispatches mail every day
the Lord have mercy on us poor widows"
and the old lady stepped quickly to the
looking glass to put on her new cap.
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ElEED CAGES.
A. WIS g. S Q NJ 4,

Corner Main and Jfa.rkst So a'' -
~ enosha, @----- nisSossssn,
a RE anxious to dispose Of theirlarse assortment
"A OF Dry Goods, Groceries, BoOts.s SAoez, Hats
and Gaps, Staple Gad Fancy Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c.
All of which have been selected for this market, and
purchased upon the most advantageous terms.
Years of experience in this place, aud an extensive
acquaintance with the citizens of this county enables
us to supply Their wants; and desire 10 retain
old customers as well obtain ones, would if
nothing else induce us sell at such reasonable pro-
fits as are Just to both seller and purchaser.
We are IN weekly receipts OF New Goods, from
the eastern market. and Stock Is always ful SO
that selections can be made from large assortment
We keep on hand constantly everything wanted
by the citizens of tho West.
Every kind of produce taken in exchange for goods
or purchased at the highest market price.
Come and See! One and AM!
~ Store on the corner of Main and Mark ct Sts,
directly under the Kenosha City Bank.
A. LEWIS & son.
KenoSho, Tvs, June. 1855. tvl5tL2
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Toronto, July 16

An attack was made last night by mob
upon a company of circus performers in con-
sequence of ALI assault committed by them
on some persons on the evening previous
The circus wagons were all smashed up
and tumbled into the bay and an attempt
made to burn the tent. Fire arms were
freely used, and two or three persons were
badly hurt. The disturbance was finally
queled by the Police.
DEATH OF THE FAT WoMAS.-Mrs. Cath
arne Scholez, the largest woman in the
world. died at Piqua, on the 9th, having
been sick but six hours. Insured for the
full amount, by Captain Wood, who en-
ploved her TO travel.
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LAND FOR SAGE.

FENIIE Subscriber offers ter sale Eighty Acres
L of Opening. in the Town of Paris, alrs also
Forty Acres of Wood Ls,nd in tlesalne town both
very valuable and very desirable pieces of land
They viii be sold AT very reasonable prices for cash.
or for half cash and the balance in one or two
wears secured by mortgage upon the premises
Persons wishing TO purchase farm. cannot fail of
being pleased wi the location quality of SOIL terms,
&c. t. H. HIDE, "a
Enquire of II F. ScHorr, Esq, over simmons &
Sons store. [uS.sm :
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MINISTER DRowNEp.-The Rev. o. S.
Powell, Pastor of the Congregational
Church, at Fort Atkinson, was drowned in
Rock River, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. Monday,
Cd inst. He was in the water an hour be
fore lie was found. He leaves a wife and
four children
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MINERAL POINT LAND OFFIcE-A por-
ton of the Lands in this District. under the
new graduation bill. came into market on
Monday last, at so cents an acre Since
that time there has been throng continu-
ally about the office, sometimes two orthree
hundred at once, awaiting their turn to
make entries.-Aiaerol Point Tribune.
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SUspENsE.-Godfrey. of the Albany
Transcript perpetrates the following, and
is responsible for its authenticity: III
TAKING THE CENsUs--One of the Cen
sus Marshals entered the habitaton of an
honest, plain straightforward German, yes
terfay, and after explaining his business,
stated that he desired correct answers to all
questions asked, proceeded to enquire how
many persons there was in his family?
"Vell, den, deres fere and Elm halfen, said
the German.
-Four and half?'' said the Marshall in
quiringly; show do you make that out?
"Vell, den, deres Katerine, mine vrow.
dats elm; deres me, OATS swi; deres de swi
spitzpoop, dats fere; unit deres-choost you
stop five minutes unit you see vat it ish so
well as Il'
Charley (the Marshal) not having time
nor inclination to wait, proceeded on his
way. He had not been gone five minutes
before Mynheer, came putting up the street.
his eyes protruding from his head and a
happy smile on his countenance, CRYING,
"Meester! Meester! put me down five
another spitzpoop--ant choost so fat like
butter" sfHaf
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sAszg, DOOR, AND WINDOW BLIND
FACTORY.

Bc T. HANDBOOK, has recently added largely
a. to his facilities for making the articles enunc
rated above, by putting up extensive machinery in
his Factory, and is prepared To supply orders on the
shortest notice and at reasonable prices and will war
rant all his work to be of the best material and make
Farmers and all others, engaged in building will
find il much to their interest to call at the Manufac.
urcrS for their Sash, &c, they can get a better
article by SO doing, and at cheaper rates
He is prepared also to do all kinds of Saving.
ON the shortest notice and as soon as competent
Turner can be obiaiaed, will also be prepared to do
all kinds Of WOOD TURNING
JobbnG Of all kinds, in Tie Inc of the CARPENTER
and Joiner business promptly attended to-
Al who want work done are invited to give me n
call as am determined to suit customers if possible
Sh2p ,q Pearl street, south side, between
Main. Exclidiige
kcnosha, June 1865. yl6uI
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rU INSURANCE cAT1E
ON bLFE~AND PROPERTY.
JOSIAH RoND.

SOSAAh DOND, 9 -
rs Agent for the following responsible Insurance
IL Companies in Hartford and Boston They are
controlled by the strongest and most men
rthose cities and stand amengsthe best of the first
class companies of the country. To wit:
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. HARTFORD,
Conn, Capital 5000, 00o-J. b. Eldredge, Secrcta.
ry; b. w. Greene, President.
PhGnix Insurance Co., HARTFORD, Conn, Ca
ptal 5000 o0O-H. Kellogg, Secretary; E H. Nor
gan, President.
Merchandise, Stores, Dwellings Farmhouscs Bar-s
Public Buildings, Manufactures, &c, insured in
the above Companies, at my office in kcnosha, on
as reasonable terms as in any first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid as heretofore
New England Mutual Life Insurance Go.
BosToN, Mass, ID. F. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips, PresfdeRt.-As Life Insurance Compa
ny stands the first in the country.
Kenosha, Dee 7, 1S54-1y22 JOSIAH BOND.
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To REMOVE RUsr FROM KNIVES, &c
Cover the knives with sweet oil well rubbed
on, and after two days. take a lump Of fresh
lime, and rub till all the rust disappears.
1t forms sort of soap with the oil, which
carries OFF all the rust
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EgA farmer in Powlet, Vt, having
tried "scare- crows" in vain, procured
strychnine, in which he soaked some corn,
and scattered it about the fields. The re-
suit was, he picked up the carcasses oftwo
hundred crows the first day.
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VINO CAN BEAT I've saw piece Of
corn on Wednesday lastJune % nearly all
tasselled and in blow. the silks flowing
from the embryo ears in abundance.-Ber-
In Courant
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THOMAS PRlCTURE,

EXPORTER AND DEALER
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch yyhishey,
L0Adoa Porter, Scotch Alc, Cigars, sc.
Brn ndics.-Olatd, Dap"y u o., T. Chcrons
C4omPaigne q. AdmyrduH, Il. Lombai, j. &.
+. Marital, R0stcan CAdrruyer l.. Marion,
j. j. Dnpay, Damien.
e;ius-C0ioyne, DpkWypcrs hey, Thistle.
Et anis--IaDsai ca, 81 Cfoir. ...r
Whislteys-OH Moa0ngdhcla
Port, Modfjro, Malaga Port
and p"re j"'cc, Sherry d. q. Gordoa Cthcr
ETdGfS. Fr.
CHAM ajgHc I'll i1siok cnd Hc1Gsick s. To-, do Lale-
m0n3, de- Qaeea Victoria, do. DBcal Grape,
Ci1rst ~ casks, C2atrt az cases, IFhitc IN CASKS
HPhife IN cascs, W0Scat, Mhscai IN cases, Bran,
dy Cherf'fs, CHERRY brandy, C'or&jals, Bhlcrs,
Ac9hOl, Pure Spirit Il 1-.-r f W ts - ssJ
y Pricture Double, Rcctified Whiskcy in lots or
by the barrel. .-, kenosaa, Wis. dis.nl6vi6
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MISSISSIPPI BRIDGE.-In reference to
progress of the work upon the Rock Island
Bridge, we learn that there is as large
force atpresent engaged in its construction
as can be conveniently employed--the piers
and abutments being mostly completed,
with the exception Of the heavy pivot centre
pier, upon which the bridge is to swing
across the main channel of the stream
The timber for tie crib work of this, is
now'belng foated down the river, from the
Minnesota and Wisconsin lumber regions
Messrs. Stone and Boomer, of this city,
are the contractors for this work, as well as
for the entire superstructure of the bridge,
which is an indication that the work will be
done in the very best manner,-Chicago
Dem.
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HOsOMro.NL2


by this .oete the night travel on the eutir. line
viii be performed Oh Steamboats, l. xurioGsly furn
ished, and the day light passed nmony the sublime
scenery of the great Lakes and The river ST. Law
'oure. Straits Of MackiEaw, aud the ManitcuIin
Islands, Snn,i Ste Marie and the Million Isla nd.
oil Georgian Bay" Travellers will also havesu
opportunity OF viewing the Great Suspension
Bridge, Niagara Fails lhe 1bousa nd ISanus, ald
the Rapids of tie ST. Lawrence.
Is: this Line, Passengers from Lake Mch gan
wIllar3fve al Mackinaw aud have sufficient iiHr
to examine the curioSi:ies Of this celebrated island
where the Boats will con eetysIth o her Itehiuer.
ITO SAUL Ste Marie and Lake Superior; rom
Mackinaw passing the Manionn Islands at Gel,
linawood, and Raiway TO TORONTO, crossing
Lake Ontario in the night first clSss Bosts 20
Buffalo. Rochester, Oswcgo, Cape Vicsons,
sOsdcnshurg, * ia sston and Montreal. -
Passenger by this Line viii perform ths ttiy
East by IA more Northern Route dian amy eihor.l
avoiding The heat and dust encountered 90 oths,
Lines, and enjoying the pleasure of passing thro'
an heretofore uutr yelled Route 10 the Last.
The following Magnificent Boats ompriss tue
Line: e"4
Key Stone State, Coptuin j. s. Richards,
1000 Tons Burthen. ...y
Lady Elgin, Captain l.. ChanJ@lin, 1887
Tons Burthen.
Niagara, Capt, p. s. Miller, 100 Tons
Burthen.
Queen City, Captain b. Wakins, 900 Tons
Burthen.
One OF which viii leave kENOSHA every
! THesddN Thursday and SATURDAY Eeen,Bgs,
! touchingat Racine, Milwaukee, Shebo gan, Man
itowoc, and Twin Rivers.
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MORE NEW GOODS!

The City Drug Sotre Of
WEATHER d. CO.,
Ayers Cher y P, ctoral-- Sosp's Horse Po~de.s
and Onfment--Rs6was Ready Relief Ph-
ou's lihr ly'--Wnte Wash Scfubbiug s"d
3lacking Observation-Disclosures, Green and yellow,
ground in oii-Wht French Zipc in Oil aud ia
Denlar Vafnish-- II eimstrees Hair Coloriug, a ST.
peror article for preserving aud dying the hair--
Old Cider Vihegnr-95 pr cen; A;cobo - iIsGia-
Rubber Goods--Fresh Hops, and so-for.b.
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FANCY GOODS.

yIyHE best stock of PERFUMERY-T Soaps
4 Hair Oils Pomades, PORT Norma e.. Ac. ever re-
ceived in this citv are now offered for sale at the
sTARKwEATHER g. Co.
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE,

A 7 GREAT BARGAINS.-Onc Hundred
"a Lots in different parts of the City, for sale,
liberal terms, to time, and at prices VERY LOW.
have but ono price Any person agreeing to erect
House the premises can have credit for the en-
tire price of the lot
1t is my interest to sell and to sell cheap: for every
one disposed of makes the rest more valuable. ~
Call at my office at any tune, and will go on to
the ground and show you the lots,
W. 80 JOST All ROM
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FASHIONS for JULY & AUGUST.
MFRS. POMER0Y is happy 70 aimounce to the
We lrdes of kehosha, that she las j,ssF reeeiv ed
trpla the "Emp3run of Fashion, the --latest styles of
" aniiiins, Dress Egotiics, Esmsques, Sleeves,
'l.- IEsMnbroidcrics, Collars, etc. - s.t
Also most beautiful style for Tissue Silks %
kes0Sha, june Ii, 1905, ...... IvI5n52
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@LASS "A"E.
CONSISTING in part of Syrup Bottles, Molasses
e Cans Tumblers-a large variety Butter Dish
es Flower Vases, Sugar Bowls and Creafners. Cob
lets, Glass Toys, &c, just opened by
STARKWEATHER & Co.
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Laziuess travels so slow that poverty
soon overtakeS her.
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PROPOSALS

MILL be received by the undersigned until the
w THIRD MONDAY OF JULY for claying and
graveling Kenosha street. follows; Said street to
be cayed 10 fcetin width and inches in depth and
inches of good gravel over the clay The grade of
the street 10 be raised foot in hccentre and gra
duatcd to the size of the side walk track.
X. SNIFFTN. Committee
ID. CROSIT on
n, STEBBINs, roads bridges.
Kenosh, JnIv Cd 1855
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l. u M B e r .
NOTICE.

A Ill persons indebted TO the late firm Of q. II !.
ASCOT g. Go. are requested to call at the Store
of Pomcroy & Gallup, tsncecssors Of s. B. 5 Il CO..
and settle with the undersigned, who is authorzcdfo
collect the demands due said firm. -
f.s7l a@so" sa2' ii. FUTILE 2
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OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
SIMMONS & SON,

NO. 40. MAIN STREET, KENOSHA,
A RE receiving and opening their stock of Spring
IA. and Summer Goods. Their stock embraces
good variety Of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Crockery, Farming
Tools, de-, dc. o.
They selected by one of the firm especially for
this market, 8nd they have no hesitation in saying
the EsesL in the several departments that be
found in the eastern markets
THEIR GOODS ARE ALL NEW,
And was bought at the unusually low prices pre-
vaing in New York, and will be sold as low can
possibly be afforded, aud lower than ever before
offered in this market
Wchave an excellent stock of Goods in all respects,
of every variety in our line and know we can sell
them unusually low, and therefore we invite buyers
to call. And it will give us pleasure to show our
goods if people do not desire opurchase there
fore Call and Examine. .s..
We think we are prepared to offer unusual low
bargains TO BUYERS and therefore invite them to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. II
~ We wW take all lands Of Prodace m erctanse
for goods. y. a. ~. j.
Kenosha, May, 1855. -. Ivl5nlS. %
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NEW GOODS.

SHEAvYs.a--Ihe best assortment of Shawis for
- the least money, can be found inst now, Mt
f. W. BLINN'S.
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EBONNETS.-I will sell at Cost the balance of
ID my stock Of Bomets. Now is your time.
Tvl6nl1 L. w. BLINN.
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BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.

BOUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.
DOUNTY LAND for those entitled to il under the
Id late act of Congress-giying 100 acres, (dc-
Quoting amount of acres heretofore received it anyl
To each Officer, Musician Private, Tcans.er, Seaman
Clerk and Murine, tand in OF their dcCease TO
their widows and minor chillren,) who has served
any war since 1892 for the term of Ii days, been
eRga"ed IN any bGttle-and BOUNTY LANDS and
PENSIONS, under any of the several acts of Con-
gress, will be obtained by eae
JOSIAH BOND, % ae
Atty III Law AND PENSION g. BOJ-N-
TY LIND AGENT.
> Information given free of charge. An cxpe-
rience of several years in this business will enable
me to give serviccahlc aC%cc. 80
E0ST! EOSE!
AN Tuesday, the l9th inst, thick, dark brown
OOVEEC0AT on the road between kenos!a
City and n. b. Clapps Farm i'll Somers.
The finder, by returning the same to the office of
the Subscriber, in Kenosha, will be literally reward
cd JOSIAH BOND.
Kenosha, Wisconsin, june 81, 1855.
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~ EOCEEsEES.-A full supply Of that good
W Golden Syrup ard of those good Teas, as well
as all other kinds OF GrocerieS which are warranted
to be good and cheap or no sale
+. W. BLIEN.
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FAHRBaNixs, SCALES.
LIFE INSURANCE.

NE UTCAL Life Insurance Company of y. Y
I'VE Bcrks shire Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
Pittfield, Massachusetts
Persons wishing their own lives or the lives Of
their friends insured in the best companies of The
country, can be accommodated by calling
GASKILL, CHAMBERLAIN, & Co.
Somth cnst corner. Mn u nnd Pc0lI w kenOSka
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WEAEs.-Gonds for Gen
W tlemen's wear, without stint, Gnod and Cheap,
.t y w BI,I\\'S
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H.0ST! EOST
LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
GASKHR.E, CHAMRERLEN a. CO.,

NORTHWEST CORNER QUARLEs' BLOCK, KESosHA,
.#' 'i WISCONSIN,
"OULD respectfully invite the attention of all
w persons having property for sale, or wishing
to purchase, either City Lots Country Lands, to
the fact that they prepared for the transaction o
General Land Agency Business.
They keep Book for the purpose of registering
property for sale rent. Persons having property
for sale, invited To make this Office their head
quarters. They viii also give attention TO the pay
ment of Taxes for n9n.resdents and in fact attend
to all matters CONNECTED with Real Estate [lyn3
"sH ,ei FAIRBANKS, SCALES.
COUNTER, PLATFORM, and HAY SCALES.
~ Over fifty different notifications on hand or
furnished to order, at Manufacturers Prices, and
warranted the best in use.
IL CO:ner-QaarlcS Block Keaosha, BIZ
GASKILL, CHAMBERLIN, & Co.
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DRESS GOODS.

DLAIN figured and MORO antique Barcgcs, Chal-
i lies, Barcgc dc LANES Lawns, OrGanda Mus
Inns, and perfect slew of PRINTS, all of which viii
be sold so near cost that microscope viii be nee
cssary to discover the difference.
june 1855. e. w. BLlNN.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
FARMERS, ATTENTION,

EaW TONS NOW READY. Leinan's
Improved Superior Phosphate of
i4line' i1ii' at cents a pound, or $40 a ton. A
again.
Iuo tons Leinan's American Fertilizer So. so
a 0afrel-sufcent for an acre-or Ss25 ton of
barrels, half the price of Guano and will not
burn the seed. "o'
I,oQO kegs Leinan's Improved Fertilizer for
r frul' Trees and Grape Vines, with directions
Iof using lt-$l .25 per keg, or SO so per bar
rel large discount to dealers.
I'0OO kegs Leinan's Fertilizer for Grass
Lands: Lawns and Grass Plats-Sl .25 per keg
or $500 per barrel. A large discount 10 deal,
Als0-Pure Land Plaster, Powdered Char
COAL Pot Ash, Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate of
a ammonia, Liquid Manure by the hogshead.-
i Bone Dust by the barrel, hogshead or 900 do.
ucatan Guano. cargo Of 700 tons, 10 per
e.; Phosphqtes by careful analyses. at "a rfs
h., or $50 ton by the barrel, ton or carmo
II q. S. LEHMAN, Proprietor.
NO 10 South Front St, PhladcIobja Civ
W Delivered free at any wharf or station
II the city.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
University Family Medicines.

INi9UED uuGer the seal, san on sud
: aulnorny Oh tha UNIVERSITY Of FIR, 1.s1,.
10 ctne and Popular Knowicdge. chartered
" l1C State Of Pennsylvania, April 90. 1853,
" itA Capital OF $SlOU,U00, manly for the nur'
pose OF arrestng the evils OF Spurious Nos.
trnMs' also for supplying the community with
Reliable Remedies WHEREVER a competenf pbv.
S,e'an cannot or Will not be employed have pur-
chased from Dr. John r. RowQnd, his celebra-
ted . Rowand's Tonic Mixture" known for up
wards OF twenty-five years as the only sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague, etc, and his in
eStmab bic remedy for Bowel Complaints, "Row-
and's Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root,
"kIch highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with the University's Remedy for Com
plants Of the Lungs;
The University's Remedy for Dyspepsia or
The unlvCrsity's Remedy for Costive Bowels
Also The University's Almanac may be had
at the Branch DispenSary, or Store Of
THOMAS MAGENS,
Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
CANDLE MOULDS.
Another Prize Medal awocdpd

TO Z. NJ CIlAIN, Tor the best PERFUMERY
and Fancy SOAPS, at the late Fair held
in Washington City.
T. MCLAlN'S highly pertumed Vegetable
On.-This important discovery possesses proper
ties which we believe no other article of the
KIND does 1t will cleanse the scalp, produce
a full and beautiful growth of hair, its medlci-
nal qualities aid nature and render the haIr
healthy, moist and Pliable, and yet so pure that
1t will not soil hat nor bonnet. Manufactur
by +. MCIAlN, Perfumer and Chemist, at
his large and new establishment No lO6 North
Sixth streets, below Race, Philada.
N. B.-Constantly on hand a large assort-
ment of Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles.
Discount to Wholesale Dealers, from Is to %
per cent. tor cash. may2-3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-22
ThOs. w. Evans A. Go

No. 2l4 and PIG Chestnut street, philadelphia.
Have now OIL hand full assortment Of all the Sprina
and Summer Fabrics, the latest styles and al tho
lowest prices Many of these Goods have been pur.
chased at sacrifice both al auction and private safe
be found
Handsome Striped and Checked Silks at CO 4a15 cts
Chene Plaid do do very rich
Rich Plain Silks; black ditto of the best makes
Grena liers. Grenader Robes, Barcge Robes,
Lawns, Embroideres. very cheap,
Hosiery, for Spring anu Summer of every descrip-
tiCn June l3 Il