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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-27
Tuesiay.F eb 10,

TUESDAY, Feb ID.
III lie senate. Mr. Wilson concluded his remarks in
reference u ihe conduct Of ss in Kansas Territory.
lie attributed lie disorder AMI bioodshed which have
. .ady iisufei TIA, Territory the unlawful insa-
81 d Of citizen. from Missouri, who in,erfsIcl with
elections and controlled The polls. he insisted that the
emgrants from ihe free states violated no law or rule
u morality and justice and that 4 citizens from SOUTH
etn states should migrate Kansas with their slaves
hey would meet with no resistance rnn Northern men.
fhe SUBJECT vas then postponed, and made ihn order
j he as far one O'clock On Monday neIi.
In he H5pse. ! long discussion aTose On Tesoiu.
ton an,hot1ing tie committee Elections g send
fr peisons and papers IN reference to the contested
election ii tie Territory Of Kansas Whieh commanded
- unurua! deg'ee y attention.
Wednesday,, Pei. %.
In lie senate, the Central American question Was
debated of some time, and then postponed until Tues.
u.s. nrr. The resolution addressed 10 the Secretary
q lie Mr. desiring him p send % The senate copies
q any record krP Or p1pers delivered % hin :, liz
laie Naval Board. was then passed, and the senate
Adjourned
II lie House. amonE The bI's introiuceiwss one BY
81. Niisen p tefeaI ihs SCI % promote lie ,enry
ofihe Navy; one IL ST.. FsukDsr extending ihe pro.
vision. u the act q 1873 10 The widows and Orphans n
ptfsens lying IL TIE military syice: and one BY NJ
Wilkins Is aeS9 ie 81 u 90 March, 1855. granting
additional bounty Ind g fetsons j. ie military ser-
tiee. The r.souton from ihe committee on Elections
asking authority 70 synd Tor persons and pspsr. in 70.
eanrc u tie Kansas contested election. wss s6oricd.
rergn.iIesd, I'D finally frsoiBmii,ed 70 te committee
viii instructions. 40 Lour was spcni uPan ihe reso.
luton Or The election Of chaplain TO the House, snJ
tie .4isees wa thea Indefinitely postponed.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
Tribute of Respect.

At meeting Of the board OF Directors of the
Nashville Commercial Insurance Company on Sat
urdsy, June the It'll, 1885,
The following preamble and Resolutions we're
unanimously adopted:
Il is with unfeigued grief, that We have received
intelligence of the sudden and untimey death Of
our young friend JAMES WALKER Jr., at Massaya,
Nicaragua, on the 18th ult
IL has been but few weeks since be resigned
the post as Assistant Secretary Of this Company,
position which ne had filed with credit to himself
and satisfaction to the Company, relation at once
so important and confidential brought US into nti-
mate and friendly intercourse with the deceased.
In all our connexions with him, We can bear the
most cordial testimony TO bis gsntlemanly bearing,
personal integrity and business capacity. When be
disclosed the purpose OF resigning his Office with
the view Of oiniag she fortunes Of his brother the
gallant General William Walker, in Nicaragua, the
announcement was received by the members OF this
board with nnmingled regret
lie was possessed OF an ardent and generous
temperament. which always made him agreeable
companion: Of a furnaces and energy OF purpose
which would have made him successful in almost
any undertaking: Of a ehivalrous and unqaestions-
bic courage, which rendered him true gentleman
ii would have made him daring soldier.
Therefore in vieu Of our appreciation Of the many
excellent qualities Of the deceased,
Resolved. That Ne feel a sense Of personal loss
the death Of the late JAMS WALKER. Jr.
Resolved, That We sympathEe with the afflicted
family Of the deceased and odsr them this expires
sion Of our sincere coincidence.
Resolved, That copy Of these proceedings be
furnished The family Of the deceased By the Seere-
tary Of this meeting, and that the eisy papers be
requested 10 pablish the same
Resolved, That these proceedings be slso spread
upon the miautes Of this Company.
ALEXANDER FALL, President
JEEss THcxAs, Secretary.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

pursue the political maxims adopted by Washington
We ought to cultivate peace with all nations, BY
adopting a strict neutrality not only OF conduct,
but of sentiment.
We ought 10 make our neutrality respected BY
placing ourselves in an attitude Of defense. We
ought forever to abandon the wild project of
phIlosophic visionary, Of letting commerce protect
itself. In its protection ought to increase
navy We ought never to think Of embargoes and
non-Intercourse laws without adherence. We ought
10 use every honest exertion to turn out of power
those weak and wicked men who have abandoned
the political path marked out for this country by
Washington, and whose wild and visionary theories
have been at length tested by experience and found
wanting.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WHIP FOREIGNERS.
ABOVE ALL WE OUGHT TO DRIVE FROM
OUR SHORES FOREIGN INFLUENCE AND
CHERISH EXCLUSIVE AMERICAN FEELINGS.
FOREIGN INFLUENCE has BEEN IN EVERY
AGE THE CURSE OF REPUBLICS. HER
JAUNDICED EYE SEES ALL THINGS IN
FALSE COLORSl The thick atmosphere Of pre-
JUDGE, by which she is forever surrounded, Elk
CLUDES FROM HER SIGHT THE LIGHT OF
REASON.
Whilst she worships the nation which she favors
for their very crimes she curses the enemy OF that
nation for their virtues. In every age she
has marched before the enemies Of her country,
peace Wnen tOere was DO peace, anu
ulling its defenders into fatal security, while the
iron hand of despotism has been aiming deaths
blow at their liberties. Already has our infant re-
public felt her whitening influence. Already has
she involved US in q war which has nearly cost US
existence.
LET Us THEN LEARN WISDOM FROM EXs
PERIENCE, AND FOREVER DANISH THE
FIEND FROM OUR SOCIETY. We are separated
from the nations of Europe by an immense ocean.
We are still more disconnected from them by
different form of government, and by the enjoy
ment Of true liberty. Why, then, should we injure
ourselves by taking part in the ambitious contests
of foreign despots and kings?
Should this Westinghouse policy be pursued,
our country will again rise to its former greatness
and wealth. Under the blessing Of Providence, We
may then calculate long and happy existence
as q nation. We may reasonably hope that our
childrens children, to remote generations, may be
assembled together upon this suspicious day, bless
ing the memories of the men whom heaven entrust-
ed with the glorious task of making great nation
free, happy, and independents.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
An "OId Document.

We spread before the readers of the
Patriot this morning an "old document, !"
destined to become familiar as house
hold word" before the Presidential canvass
shall come to close. 1t is speech made
by Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN in bis early man.
hood, before his tongue had learned to
palter with the honest emotions of his heart.
1t discloses the fact that he was blue
light FederaliSt in sentiment, and an oppo-
nent of the war of 1912, sins which the
Democratic party have regarded as unpar-
donable in Wing, or in any one else that
opposed their schemes of public plumber.
We commend it to careful reading.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

AMERIoANIsM Usrsus RoMANIsM; or, the Ois-
Atlantic Battle between Sam and the Pope.
Our readers are aware, from previous no.
tice, that this is the title of work written
and published by Rev. James L. Chapman, a
minister Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. The work is one that every Ameri-
can ought to have. But our present object is
to state that it is for sale at Cincinnati, and
at Messrs. Morton & Griswold's, Louisville;
also at ST. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, Gal
weston, Vicksburg, Chattanooga, Jackson,
Tenn, Nashville, Lebanon, &c.
The author requests US to say that it can be
procured at these places at 81 & copy, and at
the same, by directing letter to Nashville,
enclosing a dollar, which will pay for the
work and postage.
EY-If our American exchanges Of Ken
lucky would notice the fact that the work is
for sale at Messrs. Morton & Griswold's, Lou
isville, it would save many from having to send
for it here by mail.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL. 1856.

SaT The second page of yesterdays
Patr'ot, after the first edition had been
printed and mailed, and the second edition
gotten ready for the press, was accidentlv
ped" Owing to this misfortune, our city
subscribers, and post Offices supplied by the
Chattanooga railroad, were not served with
the paper. We need not ask them to ex-
cuSe us for the failure.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
The Great High Way

OF Nations commencing at the reOteSt Maine
end the Pacific eemDg with its millions passengers
and grooming loads Of freight gracefully crossing
the beautiful Sewanee and tastey winding way around
the base Of our MAZE tic Capitol.
longer these grounds be dsecrated the presence
Swine, the beNOriRg Of Bulls brying Of Jaca
that GHphteGtre has fortunately removed to our
extreme southern confines.
TERSs-This word slipped in accidentally How natural
1t is in these days for ali things end in money not
intend to arrive at this point but would come New
erheess, hope you wiz not consider mercenary We
good deal like politicians, brmful Of patriotism
work for the dear people Of pure love and affection
them, and for money and taking ourselves Oh no.
mention them Like the Cincinnati Convention
this sale gotten up exclusively pro b0O paicO Never
theless like those patriotic leaders, Pierce Buchanan Doug
las &C. will gratefully receive slight tokens regard for
eminent and dsiRtsreste1 public services and in this
instance beg leave suggest that they be in shape
notes payable in bank running from FIVE years
sums the public may kindly dictate the first with
sfactory riders all bearing interest I've progressive
not standing stilD and hen retained, &C, &c.
The Omnbuses, with the Fly, and other appliances viii be
| on hand usual.
Performances to II o'clock An on the preu-
| ises. Programmes ready in few days.
| LINDSLEY CROCRETT,
E R. GLAscocx' Auctioneer. SO College st
| Every Man His DUN Miller
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For the Nashville Patriot.
LEGENDS OF THE soUTH-No. XIII
The Holy Mountain.
Br L. vIRaInIA rRsxcH.

This singular mountain, HIN situated OF the head wa
tiers Of the Saee, small tributary Of the Colorado about
eight miles from Basrop in northweserly direction 1t is
about three hundred feet high and appears be
oval rock partly embedded in the earth. When the shines
the light reflected from its polished surface from i'm
mense mirror and the whole mountain glows with such daz
zng radiance that the behOder who views it the
distance OF four or five miles, unable to upon it with
out experiencing painful sensation, similar to that which
hill so gradual that persons easily wax TO the top,
but the rock smooth and slippery that those who make
the attempt compelled to moccasns stockings
instead OF shoes This act together with the Of the
place, Holy Mountain reminds the vtant very forcby Of
the command made to Moses Mount Horeb "Put of
thy shoes from thy feet for the place wherein thou standet
is hoy The Camanches regard this hill with religious
Grafton and Indian pilgrims frequently assemble from the
hottest borders Of the tribe TO perform their Paynm rites
upon its summit"
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IN cHANcERY AT wAvERLY-Juns Rules, 1858

- and Wife Jesse Luon and NJ. NJ Massey,
Executors Os Henry Lnton Il a inc udng all the heirs
Of Henry Luton aud Vim Jones, deceased
ANESDkD Bill
nN notion supported by AFFIDAVIT Of the complainant ~
" the ding Of the original b In this cause, and t appear
ing 70 tbs safcton Of the Clerk and Master hat een
darts Thomas Price and wife EEtbeihs r. r. stuart and
wife Sarah p Wa B. g. jones. B. H. KobeFtaoa and wife
EEAoeth Ann, Thomas hcNssly and vile Mary, Samuel
Ersrson and 4 Nancy, James sPer and wife francis
residents Of the state % Tennessee ant consequently
beyond the reach Of the ordinary process Of this eour is
therefore ordered tha pub csn be made FOR 0ar
i've weeks 10 the Nashville Ptriof nrEspaper pablshe5
in the city Of Nhshvi s requiring the said Thomas Prcs
wife zig N, X H. stuart aud wife sarah p, Wa. b. O.
Jenes b. y Rob- rtsou and wife Elizabeth Ann fhomas Nc
Nicely and via ry, Samuel keFson and siic Macy Jas
kpcer and wife tranc 70 appear a. Che nsNt trrn q The
Chareery Court % be hd for the county q HunPhreys a.
TIE ooar hoa IN the town q Nsxery ne hrs Thursday
amer he ihri MoudEy In SspteRber Dsxt Ead pie4d Aa
dcmnr "a compitaans amended bhs o. TIE same
s Be taken T eoasSea and sstiof hearing ars As 70
thu
Wines. DAVID cw.. Clerk Master. Al eaiss IN Wa
very the ass soaday In Jane, lstS
81 af.Qfa
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Rich French China Ware.

Fine Cut Glass and Bohemian Ware, Silver Plated
Ware, &c, &c.
DENY. =. SHIELDS will sell on FRIDAY MoRSISa,
y JUNE 13th at O'clock without reserve the richest lot
OF and ornamental he has offered In this
market on Of whom IL may Cnsst ng
part only Of Rich French Te4 and Chamber Sets;
painted plain fine China Sets; gilt, painted and PLAIN
China Tete Tete. rich gilt Paror and Ornamental fig
ures and usnts; Basins; Rich GeraniOles
Ohanda iers and AsTol Lamps Gilt Vases ae with hne
variety Of rich Fancy Articles, too
Sale positive and for Cash.
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HORSE POWERS AND THRRsHERs,

W \ hare IN stsrs - fenaysvaniz Morss Powers
w aud fhreshes which b gsed either aish bar q
I've haffe@ fe macnss have stood ts test y twenty
ave years IL ne igsl gangs<Hing RESIGNS IN he Uultet
States ny hva Faarnliy teen mneA tmprord IN ther
EeAftos aaa general c9nstFuesan, 4ksHg theu xhteE
dsaegnt an asp efAsf machkae N We lars also
~ hsss mnehas pn np a. Esss n eemRlsfe wsr1inz
eFder ard inFlfe Ill iei6Es4fed q call and exantns a.
aT9s-tstW nAcY MAAfLToE.
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Kingston Springs.

NHE undersigned respectfully inform the public that this
popular watering place ready flr the reception
Of visitors. Invd and others desiring 10 seek recreation
and rePo,e in pleasant place Of retreat will ud thus
most desirable Prices those OF last year
band Of music has been engaged and VIII be IN attendance
during the kRElDER BAKER.
inneI1-1ma n u
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$500 Reward.

ID ANAWAY fron the resi1enes q AEs A B. Masraoanns
IL nilss from Sashvie, the morning a Mon. A. ss
~ day u June, sst, Negro wassn nasnef MARI 81 .r
copper color ard bstEcen twenty x rsy yess n ar.
sshsr eFrr ne uea sss aad q enc appsarAncs rather
pleasant eontenancf, ffont teeth very bea
khs Vas raised n % nfsr Bywilng Gresn Ky aad VA
nroeghtte iselty ARd sold aba manshs sncs 81 ya
Sssksoa e he nsiEkberhoo e. heung Grsen ss has
Hss hasesnd IA haaag 6fsrn and also children
esioaging % eeaenae Ia that psass asa Win
aoabeas attempts tssi bsck thare and rsr tsrs 10 ss
STATE.
wa xxe The absvs reward fas superintendent ana A,
Every % n q ~ sAcsin Naahsins, Terra.
taash VIA Z. noTr. ~.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
Mr.. Buchanan's Lancaster Speech
His Views of DemOcracy-His
Opinions OF FOreignism.
AN OR

Delivered before The Washington AS
ISOLATION of Lancaster, on the
All of July, 1915.
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR TIE pIsTRIcTs-

FOR THE DISTRICT
lst. Dist-N. G. TAYLOR. Of Carter.
I'd. MOSES WHITE, of Knox.
Sd. REESE B BRABSON, of Hamilton
4th. W. p. HICKERS0N, Of Coffee
9th. ROBERT HAFTON. of Wilson
9th. 4 w. H. WISENER. of Bedford.
18th. " G. C. GROVE, Of Giles.
Sth. F" J. NJ. QUARLES, Of Montgomery.
9Th. F" ISAAC Z HAWK Ms, of Carroll.
10th. " JOSEPH r. MOSBY, of Fayette
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
LAST AND CLOSING SALE
or the balance Of the stock Of
Watches, JeWelrY s. Fancy Goods!

DEN y. SHIELDS will sell This Day, gane llth) AZ
ID O'clock NJ and tonight at early eandleiRht, the
highest bidder the balance Of the large consignment OF
Watches Jeselry, &c
Dealers and others will DO well 10 attend the orders
close without for cash. No pospoueuent
90 mt Of the weather. BENJ. y. SHIELDS.
iunrlf-1t No AZ Public Sqnare
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Fine Sole Leather Trunks.
CNYDER q FRIZZELL are just in receipt Of a
- fine lot Of extra
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS OF ALL SIZES.
which offered At low prices, at No. - Public sqaass
IunsII Rue SNYDER 4 FR ZZELL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
KENTUCKY HARVESTER.
Adjustable Reaper and Mower

FIfHiS Improved Eachins Hsza 70 reap o Twelve
. aeen Ecres o. any kiad q snail Eran sr day With
uo horses, % eight q xrass Fsf day.
10 changed ron Reaper 20 MoEcrin saaa ate min-
utrs tine. In paat II eoastrurton aaEsh D. safe
Tais and 4daPiats . eeafhern Wsats. has Q equal
ens q these aachfnss Is Pot togvthsr aa sssd IN
Tie Acid and In cosnples ws-k e-dsr store where
Ne asss al isfs and others !ateruassd 10 cal All ex-
aRiar Il and lie cpefAsion.
as2s-t~AE Macy 4 HAMILTON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
SPOCKTON'S
Patent Straw Cutter.

Patent straw Cutter
INHE multiplicity Of Straw Cutters already before the pub
Il lie large proportion Of which having JAILED successfully
stand the test Of thorough trial. and having fallen far short
representations OF the veners vel the expecta
Of the purchasers general dstrt has been created
the public mind for an machines Of this description. Hence
IL becomes consideration % the utmost mporanee bef0rs
Introduction Of machine which there
much doubt and connected with WhCh th-re have
The thorough and critical test and s claim 70 merit
clearly established beyend doubt This machine has
been In existence upWards q twelve months, during which
time has submitted o. the severest tests and has
crgone notifications and alterations with view Of bringing
il perfection possible 10 Is complete and pre-
sentrd % the public in the hlil condolences
q the farming community and sustain the high repu
taou has already obtained and the opinions forned Of
By an who have used IL.
We claim for il
Ist Great strength and durability.
"a An entire freedom nom complication, being simple
A. 10 BE- easily operated By boy twelve hteen years Of
age without ihs u rhtest FEAR q arrangement
81 Superiority and excelsnce Of execution, cutting with
great ease. raphiiiy and exactness
4h Great eeoa0Hy In prize, being offered At he low rate
Of hight Dollars
Other Advantages might be sntonsd bat would occupy
TO much space.
II possesses one pec1liarty. however rcmaTkabie and
lnportan frear makng usurion % L. We
als EvsHLAsFSs SFsSa designed - keep he knife
alEays IN proper place and secure unrmy % exec-
ton ire same tine y-ng b. any bard aud oreyn suo-
stance the appearances u uh h most machinery would Be
liable D. prpduce serious iniury.
Cunsy Rights In Mads and west Tennessee for sale upsa
extremely AdsanAsous terms. fhsy D. made by any
worker WOOD Men 81 snergy wanted 20 aes a. Agens
A8lfess JAMES BALDWIN CO,
mayi-s1n NASHVILLE, Tennessee
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
The roakers at Fault.
NASHVILLE
Going Ahead Faster than Ever!
Z NJ 4 q 20
ATS Population Will be
10 90 o 0!
OR A LITTLE LESS.

a
IHE harder the knowing predict its downfall the fast
er it grows.
Even Railroad and high taxes have set back any
In order keep pace with the spirit 9 age and to give
all portions Of beautiful city and its vicinity % chance,
the genemany propetOrs Of the Town Of McGayOck have
generously allowed 10 offer portion Of that noble scheme
to the public. We therefore propose,
Thursday, the 18th day Of June,
Public Sale, anumber Of Magnificent Lots situated
Fillmore Avenue Seov Street and the Buena Vista Turn
pike.
We feel that Of description inadequate TO the
task Of properly setting forth the beauties and advantages Of
these grounds II would require the fertile imagination and
classic pen Of the talented author Of Gencf do Justice
to our theme. Seated
-" Beneaht he shade
OF solemn walnuts, mot "OdkS,')
appropriately and eoquenty, one, 'teith HeV ee'
particularly after mbbing copousy from the Fountain Of
Hedsiek) might as he surveyed the before him.
cant upon the gOes Of ancient Greece and Rome upon Ar
cadian Groves, Sylvan Streams, Capolne Hills Grecan Por
tcOes and Egyptian Temples After soaring aot in such STYLE
could he restrain his Pegasus far descend pres
times and view things they he would mmedi-
- =
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To be remembered, like some pleasant dream
or memory. The gorgeous clouds were heaped
In the red shutdown; purple shadows slept
Along the riyer-shOre, and Beauty over all
Lay like an 0mnipresence!
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NoTE-s The Star-aower. The American Poplar or Tu-
lip tree. {. The Oak tree Fire gone out, ashes.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
Mems and Bows Clothing !
1856. Fall stock! New Goods

S56. Fall stock! New Goods {!
French MerII Ocs. all colOrs;
Fashionable Cloak Cloths.
Fall Silks. the new styles,
Magnificent kew DeLainps,
Best Styles Fall CaIicoes.
Very large Stock Of kew Shawls,
Elanneis, Welsh. Eng, and American.
Cloths. Vestings ana all kinds Mems Wear,
ssheetings. Table Linens, Towengs. &c.
EYRE 4 LANDELL,
Fourth and Arch sis., Philadelp lphIa.
Stsrekeepers are invited TO exaiuIne our goods
Families. can be well suited IN every Kind Of Dr4
Goods We make Black Silks and Shawls leading ar.
lcles for wholesalIng. -. 4.- -tN ~ -
P,s-J0Bs received daily from The Auctions OF
New York and Philadelphia. ..a ..U,
~ Terms Neil Cash. sel0-3m
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17
JOHN MARS
Ladies' Fancy Furs.

IL Ei1hth PhiIadeiph phia. Importer. Manufacturer
md Dealer in all kinds and qualities Of Fancy FURS
for Ladies and Children J. +. would call the lten-
tion Of the Ladies aud others to his Immense
Tent being the direct Importer anil Mahafaetnrer OF
all my FURS., feel confident in saying that 1 can
offer the greatest inducements 10 those want and at
the same Time will have one Of the largest assor nenis
10 select irom. "t ~"
Storekpepers and the ltrade,will please give me n
call before purchasing as my WhoLasale departments is
Ella supplied To meet the demand ior eyesy ariue in
the Furline and at the lowest possible
prlces. tt~'f-A ~ u NTTJ0HN FARElRA ~" "l'ei
seIO-dm 2Sl Market streef.l lfihlala
Smyrna times., 1856-12-17

NTONEY is receive in any sum. large or small and
WI interest paid from The day of deposit.
The office open every day from o'clock in the
morning Iill O'Clock in the evening, and Oh Monday
and Thursday evenings I'LL o'clock.
INTER- EST, FIVE PER CENT.
All sums. large or small. pa:d back in gold on
IemaI'd without notice TO any amount,
OFFICE-Walnut street, 5. w. cor. Third
ST., Philadelphia, e., f.H..
PRESIDENT-lIOn Henry l.. RENNER.
VICE PRESIDENT -ROBERT SELFRIDGE
SECRETARY MILAN J. REED
DlRECT0Rs--lIenry L.. Benner. Edward l.. Carter.
Robert SelfIdge Samuel X. Ashnn. Jumes B. Smlih.
e.. Landreth Munns. +. Carroll Brewster, Joseph b.
Barry, Henry l.. Churchman Francis Lee. -
The investments now amounting 10 more than ONE
MILLION OF Dollars H. acrOrdance with the net o
incorporation are made in Mortgages. Ground Rents
aud such first class seeuriues must always insure
terec security 10 The deposors an place beyond all
risk the permanency and stability of hs old and well
established Institution. may7-ly