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tommi.s,oner ofthe General Land once
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
% s hereby gwen, that all the reserved lands
mt and remaining to the United States, otastds Of
Mi. nL the mahc hY the nI oh EchIuarx u

Notice hereby gwen that all the
the and United States, oEds
grant February, sS3
Cairo and FULTON railroad branches
market which subject entry
withdrawal and ordinary min.
price aud acr the days hereinafter mentioned wit:
once Jackson, Missouri, Monday ID day
Der, 1856,
oee Bate've, Arkansas Monday the 10Th day Of No
yember, 1885.
Little Rock, Arkansas Monday ID day oCNovem
Der, 1859.
Once Helena, Arkansas Monday the I7 day
1885.
oce at Caksve, Arkansas Monday day Of No
yember, 1856.
Once al Fayetteville Arkansas Monday the day No
Vembor 1886.
Once Champagnole, Arkansas, Monday,
November, 1885
Washington, Arkansas, Monday, 7th day Of
November, 1886,
NOTICE TO PRE EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right precmpon TO any of tho
public restored To-
required establish the shtyacton
proper payment
within the period prescribed by
W he forfeited nos. A.. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-law3w tstlT lnteLl Commissioner.
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'lHE Letters OF Madame sevtgne her Dsughfs'
and Friends, edited W Mru. Sarah J. Hale. vol. IS
The Letters Of Lady Mary Worey MonaRu edited by Mrs 30
rah J. Hate. I vol 81 -. -
Maya FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WIT ard Wisdom OF the Rov. sydney smithI by Duyc-
kinck 81
Tho Life of Century bsior
Christ; imaginary biography founded fact BY J. Tb
boy WheeleT, T. r. G. =. 2 vols. 81.
The Huguenot Erilcs historical novel. rs
Mechanics Tables containing circuf-rcnces NJ
Giles and sides of equal squares, circumference Of sng
hoops, cutting Of boiler plates SC by Charles Bm
well, marine engineer. so cents
introduction to the study Of AMI by NJ A. Dwight si
Life Sketches from Conmon Paths Of American tales
by Mrs. Julia L. DumonL 81
The Rse and Progress of RnFsh Consultation by r
Greasy, A. Third edition. sI.
Caderon his life and genius with specimens Of bis plays
Y. g, Trench, n. D. rs cents.
Just published, aud for sale TAYLOR MAURYS
June 10 Bookstore, near eh n
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CLASS No. /,
Maeklaae BIanksts.


$500 pasS point white Mackinac blankets
inches and weigh pounds
$500 pairs ~ point white Macknac blankets 81 by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
pairs 2poiRt white Macznac blankets
inches and weigh 5x pounds
I500 pairs k point white Mackinac blankets
50 inches, and weigh AZ pounds
500 poin white Mackinac blankets % by
inches, and weigh 3k pounds
SOC pairs 3pont scarlet Maeknac blankets by
~ inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs ~ point scafCi Macknac blankets
90 inches, and weigh pounds
l0J Plrs ~ point Macknac blankets sc by
"a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
700 as 3pont Macknac Blankets 10 80 by ~
inehes and weigh 6pounds
ZOO pairs AZ point Mackinac blankets Sd by
Go inches, and weigh pounds
iCO paS 81 point indigo blue Macknac Blankets TO
SO by 81 nches and weigh 10 pounds
100 pairs ~ point Genlinela blue Nacknac blankets
sure % by 81 Iuches and weigh 10 pounds
300 pairs 3pont Gennea blue Mackinac blankets
90 by u inches and weigh pounds
400 point Gennelia blue Mackinac blankets
sure 81 by 66 inchcs and weigh pounds
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l.. j. Middleton,

Once and depot southwest corner r and 18Th streets
Feb 97--66nif
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAILING-ls5S.
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sepilO-Iov8w
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Sept iaW6w
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,,,r sai. Fo.s nuaaysd Negroes Aad Ton Thousand
Acres OF nB aks Lad LA Dallas ana sseEsy
l.,uatixs. AIabaIua.

49,, s.,, frs.s nanay.d Negroes Aad Ton Thousand
Acres OF cA.s-n,aLs Lad la Dallas and ts.sy
Counties, Alabama,
e The dIsI Monday April neSi tths mn Will sr taawba
SSa. 4 Sky OF ninety days bearing inres ne hun
aad az ks nossi al.o my snsis on ,onsn lime All
si SELL a. any as eaaas .Gi. ysa a. private sale fo
Time two handed o,s valuable negroes n ios 2 sa
ousy spd blaek and neilling The npe
"s"n k,"s fiaaulon Bissns Place adiow Led
eh, o@es Place and bs c,'ss haAss al o. which ioi
elegantly Improved and beautiful sdenee adjoining summer
miles fotn the ey OF selma wh sbout four hundred
rrs. gaehsd 10 II, dwelling house, oaees onhosses,
grunds gardn Ae all la hfsae condition These paota
miles aSss N Mobile AID wss e "a Sga Sss 8" 0s as, % ,o
raad md tb body of land, abou, oneh mites
sma rad % and fon which d'pps e cars run
saay :. zoe os paa,s " "a' = 20 n ss ssa s "a ""sa
miles uf The city ssa These plantations Ia the highest
% l's =. ~ssS si,S eas s ss. sSs f" s se as
viii ssl ,hen, q uae's g @ s, pashsers, Of So lo aoo
wood lapd ua, de.ir.d without
fo.s'ios u ihs psa". win be given 10
the ases at any ,ue Whilst ,bs crop go~ing or In Decsn
pva.sly svious HE hrs, Monday in December
negroes may III. be ,nsoid - 4 ~.
Such aud were never before presented
TN . been desi. or years pas . find p'aaaon 10 he
Ihr pant,io,. IN erty facilities for transportation and
growing States aud Know that personal inyesuaon will
satisfaction OF Union
healthy Ihaa the ''eane region uf Alabama
Iwi also sell privately ar cash me fte most beau
dtuly privsz sidces IN city sela,
asd elegantly 6aihed large bocks bick buildings,
eaaina 'he aa, and mos deatby 'cnd Offices
baukns houtes, Sc, sc. ... 4.a as.g. #~r
Aso very ds.rAse uniapfoved large lots and small
Of land in aud contiguous 10 Selma .1T Y .. ... j
alnon
brard Brown ck seve,nl superior young
aons sldings colts aud hes all Of them very
racing stock. f s" t4 h "a tt7 "t'
Among negroes first trainer
and excel nj and house
+ .s@g Ers#5.EE4F .r
further particulars nddres the undersigned w. NJ Byrd
selma; or w a. Brooks Marion, Perry county,
Aiaboma The plantations will give all de
abe Information 10 those who with make
ugatIon OF the PREMISE. ..E- BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
sELSA, Aiahama, Feb. IL, 1885,
Fu, g-dlui6. 8 E4#.a.a !.
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M We1AeE,
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of VIII spun booAs
'he -, AaeAi % ths subscription be
Daai subscribers money by eteT postags
Of which VIII be paa BY and all sk
sss uaasnSsOa.
fbe COUNTRY PAfER Il Pabshsd weekly during Die
sions Of Cong and sent weekly during
Subscriptions rerod lrss than year received
propoidonsd "a the above annual rates.
Gy-P0sTMAsTERs authorized agents ana
BY sending DAILY subscribers, $50 sncosed OF
Eys SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with sa5 enclosed
uded 10 copy sratis. #
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Medical Card.

DocToR srASsLAs HEGNIsZ, regular pracuone
~ pahy Ohee aJ Fourteenth
20, ,, y.
Doc sanislas feiz having rsurn"d from Europe with
proved health, Will acticc o his
lie Daccur pafie FfaSsaiS.
lIci Doctor spfieht pc1s.eh
II Doctor habl, Esp mol.
II Do'rnr" paTa Islano
Iapt "a Am
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,ssignee,s sale at Philadelphia.

nyE THOUSAND ACRES VALUABLE LIVE OAK TTHBEH
" LAND ON MOsaUtf 20 RIVER, EAST FTORIDA.-us
Tuoday March SSH, s6 O'Clock IN the evcning viii be-
sofa a. pohle sale Phlsdrphs Exchange, a
aud containing 1000 situate 10 rurnha swamp tssi
~ 1900 Hrsn,sd by
Tue sp,,,.h sbhsd NJ Apgat ss and
by of the Ur.d states btb Febu
sb Is16-brnr tie ou of rsid rentrai survey
Of 1000 r.
- NJ THOMAS a SONS,
Aucfionssrv 81 and 80 South Fourh y.
rbttsd.ir,a. P.L 1sfs S--eod9uf
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TUT OCEAN byp, ~, Gc~se, ruthor OF an = int"
dnciion 10 Zooiary,w Canadan Naturalist, SC 81
Juius aud othsf tales, from The German BY W. u furnss
Tbs way q p, Illustrated In 'er'o' of d''cour''i BY
histt ks,l's sketch. Book ny Charles u Leland. 9S
Congressional directory fr F sson ~ The Thirty ourh
C'ugrrss n the Upitd stsss of AreflcA a7k csnta.
Irst published, atd tor sale Bt TAYLOR MAURYs
March B0okstofe, tear eth a'f~~'
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THIS IL 10 sfve notice that the sobscribsr oh.
i tsined sion caun in The
Distinct Of Columbia, az Bdnistrson pefsoHai
OF Thnmar Law ilnnis,
agshst hreby
elhbii thereof sthscrior
beos the day Of Frbuary
BY law be ercudrdf nn aii hened oi the SID estate
Given soaer this of febrnar 1850.
Feb 92-4law3~ ....H.... +. HENRY kditasratar
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United states Court of Claims.

United States Court of Claims
GARD.
TBE Undersigned Iobu peyersuS of New York civ ard
Thnnpsrp II WHshingan D. G.. atarueys and counsrtor
ailav legal prosecution % claims, or ccd
o,sn - government, ~ the Couu ~ tisins.
careful attsnion ~ bu
ness nsrs Washington WHICH h~ inu~,sd 10 their
cia'ssnts, IN city oi Wv
York, elsewhere IN any part ihe Union. -
They ne personally w leHef ethe
n
which have any before Congress departments
by
JOHN 4. UEyEREUX,
No p1 Broadway corner wen sirest NV Yoik city
A. THOMPSON
wA,hlas,on ciry.
NB-J Dvver IN comm Of the Court Of Claims
Jan Jl-ainwtff Intel
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BY deeds q real estate IN us
I'll city, and will be purchased BY the subctt@
Note nsds or the occasion viii BE- cobtfsccd fr Apr
cations be eoHmunieaons by mc VIII be
amended TO-
7. JEFFERSON SMITH.
Feb s-eulf OfRcs 81 LOUISIANA avenue, (scoHd nJcr)
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Prom Paris aad Nep York.
ADANE DEvOs's millinery arrived, s INV opened
III fsf nspscian TAs Lake., 0i rsHbsy avenue to
which hs attention n tie ladies of Wassngon, Gcoggwn,
u respectfully Invited.
Jan
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Law partnership.

u. ]. WALkEkt T. JNNIN1
II OsERr !. WALKER LOUIS JANIS have formed a
II nerh o aud trial uf Ibe supstme
United states aud In the Cuur u Cams. Addfes
wa-bipgton CITY, u G.
Jon 2-eodfif
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II HE suic5ber ors of sale liberal ihs Col
lowing 'ndi SITUATED 10 Iapyr Indiana, eo
~ stnsk ea"u bb scre IN ir0ga. soia, 9t0
~ Hamn cenny n These and- hsry nntbssd H.
80 oi itsd dislrL win 6ye mites NJ kcClsassorouIh
couhty ssR and on The line ~ bcAgo aad la Jnsrnn
county, inni go IN ffankun county go forr
cougy isi ~ AraHdsr 90 and sfs
WcuSR. For further SioTsiaina call g. ". GpRrON,
M ~ N -tfeet, agsbt Tor ! l. DE CAMP.
WashHEpu ety. q. g., reb ", 1885.
Feb ID ~.
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fNHE sHb-uribcr Will IA a q Gays
disps ~ tie renuiHE tf
ihr sse " ris Ftur Restorative 9 whl ps
Aaes naiaha ArsAHsas Allah fiofids North
Cafona prnYvaHa p.li~ae fnunssss- koniucky Mssouf
teran Washington Territory, Nehra.ka kansas, Mnpessa
Utah, Nnrthwsuun Territory ~
DurF fTa the city, Ar a..
!. l.. De CAN'T.
Pes la-d(G ...
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al, - - in the most solemn manner, here, in the
presence Of Heaven and these witnesses bind myself that
will reveal be revealed either by word
look sign by writing, printing engraving painting
any Whatsoever anything pertaining 70 this
institution to persons duly qualified to receive the
will never reveal the nature of the organization
the place Of meeting the fact that any person IL member
Of the same the existence of the organization
cept TO persons legally qualified TO receive thesamc
Should at any time withdraw, be suspended er-
peed from this organization, will keep this obligation
20 the end Of life II any books papers moneys belong
ing to this organization be ntrused 70 my care or keep
ing will faithfully and completely deliver up the same
my in office any legally authorized TO
receive them will knowingly propose person
for membership in this order who not in favor Of making
Kansas free State and who feel satisfied viii exert
his entire influence bring about this result will sup
port maintain, and abide by any honorable movement
made by the organization this great end which
will conflict with the laws Of the country and the
constitution OF the United States I will unanchingly
vote for and support the candidates nominated by this
ganizaton in preference any and all others.
To all Of this obligation do most solemny promise
and AFFIRM binding myself under the penalty Of being
PEELED from this organization, Of having my Published
70 the several territorial encampmeuts perutr before
Heaven and traitor 70 my country Of passing through
life scorned and revied by man. owned by devils for
saken by angels, and abandoned by Cod
The closing ceremony Is as follows:
." Colonel Fellow-sodiers trust this review has been
both pleasant and profitable 10 ALL We friends let
US part brothers. remembering that we seek no wrong TO
any and bond OF union In battling for the right must
tend to make ms better better neghbor and better
citizens We thank you for your Kindness and attention
aud invite you all to be present at review 10 he
holden h ---, on ------ next at --- o'clock =.
sentinels yon win open the doors that our soldiers ny
retire pleasantly and in ORDER 81
Your committee have deemed IL important 70 give this
outline of the Consultation aud ritual Of the grand en-
csmpment and regiments OF the Kansas Legion as cons
taung the secret organization, political and military, IN
obeaence which the public demonstrations have been
made sobyert the authority Of the territorial govern
tnent established by Congress by setting up State gov
erumen either with without the assent Of Congress
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D Al R $500 - = -
nc Way n Salvation by sibsrt Barues. 81.
!. " oeran--inns'rstedk by =. ". Go-se si.
l Iaf, from the Gofmsni BY w, u, Turncs. Is CENTS
h"i FRANCk TAYLOR
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

ez or When a discovery is made which is cal-
culated to benefit mankind, it becomes the duty
OF every good citizen to avail themselves of the
results arising therefrom. In accordance with
these views, we feel il our duty to bring to the
notice of our readers the extraordinary merits
OF a medical discovery known as Carter's Span
ish Mixture. Ii is the most powerful; effectual
and certain remedy for all diseases of the blood
yet brought before the public. II has perma-
nently and positively cured more than ten thou
sand cases of the worst forms of Blood Disease,
such as, Scrsfula, Rheumatism, Liver Disease,
Syphilis, Fever and Ague, and other kindred
diseases, many of which set at naught the ply
sician's skill. and laugh at all the ordinary eff.
forts of science to conquer and subdue them
While Carter's Spanish Mixture contains no
Mercury. Opium, or anything injurious, yet its
success in curing disease has left il without a
rival; and wherever it has become known is
regularly prescribed by physicians who are fully
conscious of its effects, aud avail themselves
of It's merits because it has deserved their com.
mendation. 1t would be better to try i: in time
the sooner the better,
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage &c. He expects TO locate in the west
part OF Smyrna. where all orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to. g..
GT He will also run Wagons to and from
smyrna Landing. for the purpose of hauling
Goods. Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels. -.a.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes 10 merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec I9,'55-tf . go = = -
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DUNRAR'S
One Price Wholesale & Retail
Cash Root AuA Sksoa GEnpn

No. rs s. Second st., corner of Garter street
@Mer WIS establishment has been en- arged and
FES improved. and is supplied with the lar
szS-gest and hest Retail Stnck IN the City. princi.
paily OF his own manufacture, with chOice
assortment from the best Eastern Markets embracing
Ladies' Gents and Chdrens Boots Shoes ami tiai;ers
OF every description, style and quai,y embracing the
est'tyies and qualities IN this any other market-
Lhiss'onk cannot be excelled for qualify style and
chearness. CT Each article is marked al The lowest
pnssIble rr!"e, from which ic' .4n will bn made.
NO extravagant statements will be needed, and none
made to efectsaIes -
(sordyear sGulns in oil varieties. Pure GuRs, 70
scarce IN the market, aiways on hand.
The pn5iic ara respectfully Hnved to cali. ar2-ly
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k'shS K A q; DE- f.
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS,

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna 10
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofall kinds.
He will also run hisWagons to and from Smyr-
ma Laadlng, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds ofFrieght brought by the Vessels: Bricks,
Iron, Woed, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &C., &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates,
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. C. GRIFFITH.
0~r Letters and small packages confidcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. J.c.G.
feb l3-tf
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
DIR. Williams Anti-Dyspeptic

AFTER eighteen years private practice, is, with in
creased confidence IN lis efficacy offered 10 the public
for the positive of all Diseases arising from ys
pepsia. such Nausea, Headache. Vertigo, nimness
Of Sight. Debility OF the Nervous System IypochrO-
dria. Jaun.iice, Loss of Appetite, Wasting of the
Strength, Fatulence. with frequent beching of wind.
Vitated Taste Cuns patton and uneasincss OF bOwes,
Bilious Vomiting Burning Sensation ut the PIT Of The
Stomach. Liver Complaint, Oppression alter Eating
PalpIaOn Of the Heart Pain in the pit of the stul-
ach, towards The right side SallOwness Of Complex
ion, Depression of Spirits and lrrabllIty of Tempe
&c.
ATTESTATION:
We having used Williams Anti .nyspeptc Elixir
with the most perfect satisfaction ami success, take
great pleasure IN recommending it IO all persons sur
ing with Dyspepsia are fully convinced of us
most eslmable quIlIes III restoring The digestive
powers. removing all pain ard uneas!ncss, aud la
parting healthy tone TO the st:nnach
John Penruse, 81 South Wharvcs; Casper Morris
Tacony; Thomas AlibOnc. President Bank of Penn
sylvann; Abner Emes. Market street. bel. Sixth; r.
II Rowley, IA North WbarI Ies; Michael Dunn, SupI
Of Merchants Exchange
The list of names could be extended TO almost any
length, but the foregoing is deemed sufficient
Oli.e and Agency, South SEVENTH Street. 3
doors below Market Phiadelph [ilO-5m
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MiddIeiOWn Academy.

.ss MIDDLETowN, DELAWARE
JAMES B. MCDOWELL, Principal,
Assisted by thoroughly qualified Teachers.
TslIE Winter Session of 81 weeks will commence
on the first Monday Cf November.
The Course of instruction includes all the usual
branches Of solid English Education. with Ancient
and Modern Languages, Music, Drawing. &c. &c.
Expenses for Winter Session, SS5 $50 with mOder-
ate Charges for Germal Fren h, Music or bra wing.
In point of location. believed that but few places
offer equal sdvaniages, Convenience of access by
railroad combined with sufficient retirement for quiet
study and mental Improvement.
Students from distance board with the Principal
and are constantly under his supervision.
For particulars references address the Principal
as above. saPl0.2m
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

e5A NERS h.. M. BANNISTER No. IS6 Sunrh
k1S,dSS1 Iva Second street. above Pine, PhlaJel.
Ga. phia, has splendid assortment Of fasniuna.
BILE Millinery. TO which she invites the atteIl-
iion nf the Ladies. The stock will be found al all
times we'll assoredi combining elegance OF styls besI
quali'y Of materials. at the lowest rates, -.
Misses and ChIldren's Boineis and Hats in great
variety. a large assortment Of Mourning Bonne Il
corstaI.ily on hsnd I =. . ) 5GtI4
NsB.-The trade supplied with Vslvets, Salins
Ribbons, Flowers, 9c., 30.
pa /: ...- L. M BANNISTER,
*. 1856 South Second st live doors above Pine IT.
oe22.lm ,.f.,.f .'.. T. rPhiladelphIa .
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Mems and Bows Clothing

AhCii - uiiNl f1O1S SlOLlllIl1
Everybody should emhruce this opportunity 10 buy
CLOTHING t,r Men and Boys. at f'3
George Culin's Cheap Clothing ..GI, Es'obll'h-
S. T.: corner MARKET and SECOND st...
... PHILADELPHIA
EmbncRg choice OF the best, most desirable aud
fashionable Dress and Frock COaLs habit cloth do
linen drilling do. twees, eIc. etc. with variety OF
HOfS CLO THING, consisting of Sack COaIs Polka
Jackets, Monkey jackets, Vests and Round Jaekeis
..'ade Of Tweed. Linen Drilling. Cloth, Alpaca Ker-
SYmere, DOeskin, &c.
FURNIsHINo GOoDs--t'nnsl,ting of Shirts Stocks
iandkerchieis. ETC.. all Of which are Ofere At the
LOWEST pssible csh prices. aud cheap any other
ClOihIng Store in the Union.
Parents who desire Boys Clothing, are earnestly in
vied 10 examlne the sloek.
1y Country Storekeepers be accomn cd !; I'd a
apl6-ly 5. H. corner Oi Market and Second sis,
1855. Fall Stock! New Goods (!
French MeriI oes. all cOlOrs;
FasIIanabe Cloak Clnths. y
Fail Silks. the new styles. ~
Magnificent New De eLainrs,
B'st Styles Fall Cahcoes,
Very large Stuck OF New Shawla,
Fiannels. Welsh Engltsh and American,
Cloths, Vcstiugs anu all kinds Mems Wear,
sheetings, fable Linens, TowelngS. &c.
I EYRE q LANDELL.
...5 Fourth and Arch sis, Philadelphia.
Storokeepars invited % exa.uIne our new goods.
Families can be we'll suited in every Kind vi DR.,
Goods. We make Black Silks and Shawls leading ar
licles for wholesaling. -.
P.S.-JOBS received daily from the Auctions o
New York and Philadclphia.
br Terms Nett Cash. .Htl seiO-3in
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
I Doctor Edward ID. DALEY,
.aa SMYRNA. Del. -

Has REMOVED to MAIN street, two doors
above Commerce, next door to Mr.T. Carrow's
store, and nearly opposite the Post Office. So ini
or Persons calling for him at night will
please ring the door-bell. W. s. ;,s,,ria
February 9th, 1856. ss5daN
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
Specimen of Lithotyping.
IN PRESS, and will be ready soon,
GRAINS OF GOLD.

Or Collection OF SOclaI, Moral aud IateIIcc-
tual Maxims,
BY Samuel NJ. Smucker, A. NJ author of the Court
and Reign Of Catharine IL Of Russia History Of
Emperor Ncholas l." &c, NC.
This undo uhte!y will be the most interesting work
of the kind ever published IN America Il vii! eDll-
tain twenty Caskes richly laden with the fine gold
wrought into over seven hundred scpara Original
MaxIIns AMI independent Reflections it'll " 1870 Saw
and Profound AphorismS. whit h refer To everybody
and everything worth referring 10. and esrecal!y
adapted the present times Il will be printed from
plates furmed by the Ly'hotypng process spoken
Of ia The lasl number Of the Menlhiy RalnbOw.
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