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TO THE PUBLIC.

VIE gennlne LINlMENT Tor the c IRE N
"A MsHnEuMATlSM, spRAINS, STR AIMS and
fhosslED FEEFl prepared by the sibscriber. ean
be found al the old established and ehean
Drug Store OF DAVID LOCKWOOD, ~ho - ,hs saI y
agen. Tor the sale OF it in smyrna I's''e''
apSSu aa WILLIAM III. SFART.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

virtue OF decree of the Hon. P. r Hon
iha 'uuge OF the 9TH judicial circuit of Ma
liz saIo Ielsigned, as trustee, will expose TO pub.
be. 49, on TUESDAY, the III dan of Octo.
Eso :" "a At the tavern porch ofJohn Mcdaniel
~, III Onestertown, at ii O'Clock. n m.
= - "a ~ ~ Mw Nm
:" S5uaker Neck, in said county contain;a- 90,
SoNES, more or less, late the nrnnnr5,' ~of
I;u Ealnuel w: Chambers, deceased Tbis = Vi
, immediately on the public road and .d; ain
"t, NudAer church lot, and very near nr;1'""'
ri Ti"ol mouse; 1t also doAs the lands ~ A.
h";"e 1a"afu Gomegys, E. Wilkins w. Wiik;na;
r.' ana J., +. Decorse-is about one NIL
,n;i" nav ''gaoie water, at Philips creek. and IL
Tr to'l landing on Chester river.
corn "o SUI is KIND clay bottom and grows wheat.
I;nod G' Wc'' well. A portion has been
50 H. ,,'e 80 Scls hneiy. A fair proportion of
go 'he land is in Wood and Timber
S1T% For the convenience of the lato ou,nou
- --Es- ne made a division of the farm III
nome part contains about l4O to I50 ACRES
ulviued INTO three fields; fencing fair: more
man half has been lined; I51 bush of whoa.
% 9eeueu mas produced 2I6. There is AN Anil
orchard on this portion. 1APPie
Inc BUILDINGS consist of q t,,,o o,o...
rraihe Dwelling, in fair condition-two roor,yy
u"u passage below, and several rooms ahrmo
s'alrs Kitchen, brick, newly rooted /. Tho So"
ueh is paied. Situation healthy. watar varr,
superior; neighborhood good very
me ne other portion contains abont IN ~ On
ACNES . fields, ordinary fencing: soil s;,o; ~
,ai ~ INC larger part, all has been lined md
1't,e mtH5II aGts wei. proportion is in wood Tha
Nv :" ELLlNU is new frame, one story ond
1ttic' Two rooms below and three ubove S..
Altchen' Meat and Carriage House. with sboi
or shop attached; all.new. The nronertr Sme1 "tn
O0 sui" GntIre or IN two parcels, to suit DIrcba-
Sers The Land will be sold clear of do,,,"-
and inCumbrance. "' VI uo"er
me Terms Of Sale, as prescribed bv tho d.
.t .Iee, are: One OF the purchase money on
[ne "a. udy ol sale, or on the ratification tbereof
!th y ABOUT 0O days. at the option of the Trns,eo.
1o re- p"iancc n III three equal instruments. in 10
10 ana "a months from the day of sale ;ntar
est from the first day of January next 70 -
pe,G sea''- smennally, to be secured bv the bonJ
~ the purchaser, with security to be annrovnJ
W the trustee. Possession given on ibe frSt
Iay OF January next-putchaser to have lha
privilege OF seeding wheat. None of tho ho;ro
will be purchasers. '"0 "erS
Inc creditors of Samuel w. Chambers. do.
;eateo' are noticed to file their claims agains,
deceased. duly proved, with the Clerk of The
CHcnit Court for Kent county, within tonr
nohths from the day of sale.
Cbo.,o. TEORGE VICKERS, Trustee.
Chester Town, Nd, Sept II, I85G.ts,
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The Coming HOIidays!
Great PreparatiOns s !

Great Preparations!
w M. j. FRY, in returning thanks to his numer.
Gus friends and resiuents of Smyrna and yicini
ty, for their very liberal patronage and anIc;nat;,
an increased demand for articles of his own mannIac
lure and importation, has made extensive
supply the same in his stock (surpassed by none in
the city. and to which he is constantly RECEIVING add
!ions from Europe, of the syles) can aIwavs
ne found choice selection of articles suitable or
Hndal, Birthday and Holiday Presents of the most
Tecercae and unique description, nprising in part
6ronze blsqus and Parian Figures, Musical Bexes'
opera Glasses, and rich variety of the useful and
ornamental IN Ormou, Bronze, Shell, Mosaic, Paper
clss. wM ~ Tpv Afu-
l2s ARCHASt. Opposite the THEATRE.
'oei-'m PHILADELPHIA
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Trustee's Sale.

ny virtue Of decree of the Hon. P. 3. uon,or
~ Judge OF the Seventh Judicial CirrnII oi NJ.
land. in Equity. will be exposed to pubic sale w. ~
highest bidder. on '"'e' ~ 'he
WEDNESDAY, the First day of October.
1886. at the Tavern Porch Of Mr. JOHN cD,m,ci !.
.hesierlown' at III oclock A. NJ. All that FARM i,
9uil [ohd IN ent county, Md, within mile uI NJ
ners Greek, formerly the property of In ~ l
Hec m d. ana at present occupied by Nlr. Thomas a
Meredith being Tracs parts OF Tracts. cnI,J m.
: ora ana briscoe Farm Chance and " Bioan,.
ne'0' commonly called "MOUNr PLEASANT"
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MiddIetOwn ACADEMY
NEW ARK ACADEMV

THE next session will commence Ssn, os..
and close March oath. Students msp p' Sa.n'
celyed at any time during the session NC re re-
experienced teachers, aud an extended coa.
OF study, furnish facilities for fmproves". Ou'se
lihe buildings are put in thorough rem. + Z
ana fuii- provision rs made for the 6eal,b aas
comfort OF the pupils s'Ss ia Gas a h,' @''A
For circulars, with particulars, address slisssis
JOSEPH w. WESTON
''''7'." ''' ha- v5i Principal
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N Medical Stand and Valuable
Land Tor Sale

! k=s VIE subscriber will offerat nnbI;c solo -
| EAiii Il FRlD IY, September 2G 1856. hIs Hons
| HIlIL ana Lot. situated in the Town of OuanI'a"
- MD. Also his FARM called " Ring,on s,,''
aied on the main road. half a mile from town and ~
aiming SEVENTY-SlX ACRESof valuable Io"d 'Oi'
Inc subscriber expects to Leave the Stale and will
,eaVT vacant one Of the best stands for Phvsc;a a.,
lhe Tehhsua Any physician who is ,Ieslrous m
peasant town residence. and enter al onca ;n,o =
lucrative precuce will d" well 10 call and eva,n;na
tue property and the inducements a. their eorIies, ~
Nehence, as this is rare chance for n harg,,, NJ
properly Is situated in the centre of the i9wn ,ri
9niidIngs are comfortable and convenient D,rIIin,
large and well arranged Office ali n, cess"r, Ing
P9lihIhgs large lce-hOuse within one hundrcJ -
1i 'he pond large front yard with garden and hacL
'Ot1 covering more Than two acres Of ground.
Immediately after will be sold Iar,e and noor,I
p variety of iIou>hoId ami KiLcIen No-D'
Se%N> furniture Horses aud Carriages EE{TFn
AZA LOWS and hogs and one half crop N~esH
!, Oi Corn and Fodder now growing --<-AA=ssA-
on the Aforesaid farm. Also large ass imam n
OIlce FnrnIture. and variety Of other articles nn
necessary 10 name. S ""
Terms made kAOwn on the day OF sale pos,ess;o,,
given immediately. ''''S'o'
QuantIco, septl7-'56-ts '''
N. B-AlsO, House Frame, Just sawed % b,, 9o
leet' all prime lumber at Sandy Kennervs m,,I .ca,
'onec ana ready for building purposes CIR
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Containing 32J Acres

,o,.ooS 0So acres,
This Farm is divided into eight fields with rooa
lenclng-water In fields. The MEADOW "a n g.
one containing 25 TO 30 Acres and may be made %es'
The Soil is kind and Of good cInv botlom- CIo,.o.
sssSzN white and red. grows lnelv. Tbers u !.
S5ffgs9 snfficency of WOOD for The Farm. oIsn
fkSVSS Chestnut, Cedar and Locust TIMRrp
There is an Apple and Peach OrcbarJ nm
-ssxAx.- the Farm. '""iu oh
The Buildings consist Of a one Story Franc o,...u
xgTsss ing, with two rooms below and three shI,'o
I4 It'll STAIRS Brick Stable, Granary. Corn unn.a
M iIl Carriage Meat and Poultry Houses in air ON
The Farm rdjoins the lands OF Mr. B Howard t..
W. Webb and others. The drinking water is god oni
me situation healthy. The neghbOrluod Is one r 1ha
hnest IN the county, and the advantages for
,r a,e very good steamboats, and sailing packets leave
turner creek point for baltimore and PbiIadeInhio
frequently through the week. thus securing the od,
lage ol both markets, while good granatv ami ,vha.
Al the landing afford additional laci tiles TN. rrra
mouiu wei, dvoe INTO two, securing each fair
The property desirable 10 any one wishing n =,
vest' and oy the expenditure of moderate s,II, mo-
be made very handsome estate ~ "'"y
Mr. Ihes A. Meredith will take pleasure in show.
ing the property to any disposed 10 purcba.e
THE TERMS of sale are-One.eirhtb mar, nr Tho
purchase money to he paid the day OF sale or on
the ratification thereof; two.eighlhs in one vear GT
the DAY ot'alei and the balance Of ive-erhts in lre
equai lnstments in two, three and -four wears from
the day OF sale with Interest from The Grs, Ja, Of
January next-the interest to be paid semannusIii
fhe purchse money to be secured by the bond ~ ,3
purchaser with security 10 be approved by the Tru,
Possession will be given on thy, first dav Of Jan,o
next next inc purchaser, if he desires it, can lave be
Nheat seeded IN falow, by making a fair comnepso,
,hs o or ne VIII also have the privilege of seeding in
GEORGE VICKERs, Tris,ee
Nhes'ef'own' Md, Sept. 10, l556--ts
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~fain and all kinds OfCoun.
try Produce Wanted.

IHE subscriber will pay the highest market
prices IN Cash, for Wheat, Rye Corn Oats
Beans Flaxseed, Chickens, Eggs Peaches an
pies and all kinds of County Produce deIiver-
ca al The Railroad Depot. Smyrna Station. or
at their store on Commerce street.
sept 10 '56.4m. 0''
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Boot az Shoe Making

a2f1 . Y. IULSUN respectfully Informs
~ the citizens of Smyrna, and surrounding
country, that he is prepared with the
most experienced and best workmen TO do ali
work with which he may be favored, in the best
manner. Having many years experience, he
fatters himself that he can turn out as good
and neat Boot, Shoe, Cater, &C., as can be
imported to this place. A good ft guaranteed.
and satisfaction given in all cases.
REPAIRING neatly done and promptly at.
tended to. Call at the shop in Main street. Oh.
posite Mr. Foxwell's Hotel.
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B Bottles made rs cures.

9 hOk&kCs nhssuC II CuEGSs
Stanton, DEL, Jan. L, 1856.
E. S. Morris:-I have sold the two dozen O
your Paschalls Fever and Ague Mixture lef
by your agent. | believe it is the best medi
cine possible for the cure of chills and fever
Twelve in one family were cured by two bot
ties, and six in another by one bottle.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN HOLLAND.
GTThe following is from the Auditor of the
State of Delaware:
Glasgow. Sept. 6, 1855.
E. s. Morris-Dear Sir: We are selling the
Mixture daily, and find it to give general salts
faction. believe it to be the best medicine in
existence for the cure of chills aud fever. |
have disposed of a number of bottles, and have
not known il to fail.
Yours, very respectfully, w. 7. ALRIcHs.
Head Of SaSSgfras, Kent CO., Nd, }
w, January 20, 1856. (
Mr.. E.. 8. MorriS-Dear sir: Since your
valuable Fever and Ague Mixture has been in
trOduced here, it has given entire satisfaction
TO every one who has been fortunate enough to
know of it. / will further mention, to confirm
ats great curative powers, that | sold two bot
ies Of It to one family consisting of three or
four persOns,who were suffering with the chills
Afler some months had elapsed, one of the per-
so1s curcu came ana asked me 10 take back one
Of the bottles, saying that the other bottle had
done the whole work, and actually cured them
all. Upon inquiry | learn that up to this day
they are all well, having had no return of the
chs since. What can medicine do MORE
Respectfully, yours, &C., JAMES L. Pryor.
ChriStianG, DEL, March /, 1856.
E. s. MOrris-Dear sir: | have sold five
dozen of your Paschall's Fever and Ague Mix
ture, and do not hesitate TO say that it is a GER
tain aud effectual cure for chlls and fever. In
several instances three persons were cured by
one bottle. Yours, respectfully,
A. CANNON.
Neso Castle, DEL, Jan. %, 1856.
Mr.. EdtOdrd s. Morris-Sir: We have taken
and known to be used with great success, Pas
chall's Fever and Ague Mixture prepared by
you. Yours, very respectfully,
JANvIER & PENNISGToN.
For sale by the sole Proprietor and Manufac-
turer, EDWARD s. NORRIS,
256 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
by Druggists and country merchants gene
rally, and in Smyrna by WIN. Temple and John
II. Bewley, and by Corrie & GIanden, Duck
Creek.
For further information respecting this valu.
able medicine, see advertisement in another
column.
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I
This Farm is divided into eigbt G.,ds ,,,;.L
iencmg-water in 6 fields. The MEADOW IL n &c.
one containing Is 10 80 Acres and may be made SsS
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81 lFlfi M ~ 9b't
81 - a. ~ a.9I.
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list REIaE. WE'D

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4, YLouR. GAkIN, sEEDs, BuITER &c.
w Or make llter,i
sSesansss on 2 baltimore, padeIphia
oT nste aes orkf OF Hour rye, o1ts, corn
clever and tlmo; seedS. Also hliier Gold
s 10 Nv tysfls !. y s,-...
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TR.A .NsPO PORI7 ALTON.
Virginia Central Railroad. ~
ORANGE AND al .lllSANIoRIAi
RAIIRoAi5 rs 8

~ =
Great Northern and Southern Aail Route. !
- TRAVELLERS. ~ = q 4
NsyRce DAILY, (Snndssy
andria. ~ - ;ss - : - ss A. e'1e '.9a'A,h
Hours OF departure at Rich HS9S Rst 81
- lnond s6:i5 Al II, and Tao p SSi
shesssnns leave " ashngto A. 81 and 4 r a.
Arrive a Richaiona. .1:so P. NJ. and
sasssse CHECKS and tickets, given Through between Rich
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING 40 STRAP I,AII
Snd being IN order md CARRYING TlI GREAT
NoffltERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL. give the best gpar-
h,ee OF aiways securing shown by
daily az fchnond and city In ADVANCE OF
the Steamboat line. q, ~ 4 5i'5,l, 80 =, ~.
fAkE 1ETNEES RIcuNoSD 1YksBfsdfoH. Ak 60
An Omnibus viii be found always tss
passengers and their baggage OF wearing arnar
the Two Depos free OF Charge With ample time for them 10
take their meals, Whether going North or South
Tickets be obtained between, Innvfiie ,d5
mashngton At the Terminus Of the Road, nearly CONE
Iieted 70 Danyie An Agent OF the Company win receive
@ SnecSs o passengers from the Danve Road,
dnnore Depot. - ~
route. - sFsss95f y ~. =. M ss Aan9at
Inond and Alexandria. fsI
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81 1. J. ALLEN, IL. D., szA
st.5sss H. President OF Farmers, COLLEGE
LoRIN ANDREWS, 81, ~ -.
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sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
y 4 Al 1l R0 @ AID
80 ssssEf.sx a LII ssssssss.s ~ n 2.

& 81
Change of Time. q
~ and after Inesday Aug 1855, untn further notice.
Tram. si es ssH eoIsa fSIGse so84
bssys Huron sasss.ss' ssss. s s NJ
sgarssyhs. :S E 5:is
sis, 1,9e :. s;l5
Mansfield June i ( as :.
s5sasssfs s Ssssss SO
Reach Newark x; ~. 40 SO
i lisig GOING NORTH 81 lis8a
u,isa,. IL sxs 11s .4srsas 20
Ut Vernon,. 1880 US
ss5sasis s5sssSss june 1865 ss
S, Shelby Juno sf. s-oS
Piyfnoltf 1i00iss' IfS0 -
INCONVENIENCE s,s 20 80
Hafon June sss ~
sieo ~ 81
GoINGsoUTH-The1I 1Iao ~ Train VIII connect at
apsky with Morning Train Toledo; aTonroerie with
Chicago Express the Southern Of II Road at
Ssoy Junction with Cincinnati CteYe,and at
mansfield Junction with Day and at
with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
The $40 Tralnsil connect at sandussy " h stean-E
l. IL at Shelby Junction At F. I With the NAN
Trainon G. O. O. n ofor Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
1Sr and e seSars with Eas. and West Night
GOING NORTH The .. 90 MTraih win m AXE close con-
necton q at Newark with Mall Train from Belar O. o.
HI a. 3ppst9n with EsaTsss for Piitsbarg AZ
Buffalo and New York With
S & Fs asr |
me East on Genital OHIO Roa Mansfield Junction
sE seS sSss,ep 4 sS Y
Express for Toledo and Chicago sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and ohicage.
sendusky, Aug. 4, 1855. uF'9 sepisAftf
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~ Notice.

TAyIt sold out n Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manu-
featuring part OF bdsuess, shall devote myself
Coach by the snge, much more
room and greater and being TIE only in his
city, exclusy eig ts from iy Ions
ence in, and With the Sadx business
hope 70 be able 10 render entire satisfaction TO all who
with their custom. Very thankful Tor the liberal
custom besbwed upon me, solicit epnt!narcs
of the same wv JOHN KNOTE. 81
ars e-sSin Ola Stand. Isl3 Main Street
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Sold Out.

VIE subscriber having sold ont Messrs Shepard a
Morgan te nanufa curing department establfsi-
eIt would embrace this opportunity his sincere
thanks Tor fhe very liberal patronage him.
hs last years and bess
ing them to be experienced aud In every way
worthy the confidence and patronage publIe. III have
no doubt they VIII render full satisfAetion who may
favor item With their custom.
aug s4Sa JOHN KNoTg
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For fi3 Cogrssin Lddiss Depa,9me,.t 80
TNHE PRoPRIEroRs take great pleasure In exnre..rv
their thanks for the and sue.
cess which have marked the their
it's at the Capital stimulates them TO re-
newet exerttons TO meet in TIE most efficient Ansr tie
rapidly increasing demand for tctie9f and
sire eoHrse g tti'ia0 The great practical
experience of the Pinciai in heavy Banking and
cai Houses, assisted by educated and acconlsei Gentle
men has enabled him to bring "a degree Of a
system of COUNTING ROOM instruction by
NOT ATLAiNEp ia M BY ANY oTlIER Each
sk step BY stc until he has mastered the whole rotine
OF All Accduiitants duties s thoroughly as though hs had
eerued a apprenticeship ia 6dr1e CSrs,asyeiaI
House; and thus all askwrdness faering and egrseous
Hbinndsrs are, in a great measure, disspated,
In addition TO onr engagement ssist-
ants, have also the services of ar ts
eminent Lecturers in Ohio to lecture ON
topics. ~ = m tglss5s 81 70 IN y : - - ss@ M
Our course Of Instruction Is too extended paticuariss
here but IL embraces thing connected with D0tJBI
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and ft,ii dlscusson ~
its Scientific PrincipieLectures upon Commercial
and History OF Eininent Commercial Men, te
Commercial Products Commercial Caculatlons
Political Economy, Mercantile Law Etiss of Trade part
nership, &c. 5ttsss > s -.
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EirstsPrIpg stocl
Watches. Jewelry, Silverware,

u. II. SCOT p,ss
Nv and splendid stoekEar exceeding In besrty, ex-
esilsnee and hek
offered his pAtrons-HIil be opened On
MONDAY MoRSISG, 24IH IsssT
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To young men Who wish TO acquire .sBasiness Edued
tLoi think II Affords facilities very seldom euaied
Mr. GEAscsn has the rare
edge and apess in teaching, added practical Counting
Room and feel that graduates from
his coege viii be fully keep the most conl-
Gated Of Books. - = s--t :
p a. 7. STONE, Wholesale and Retain Merchant
J. JANNkYs sesy Board OF Control, state Bank Of o.
= y. + PAIiM, Book Keeper D. VI oodburv
D. oVERDIER, Book Keeper at ciintoi, Bank
b III. z MIIlS, sec, Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
2 Q. D. MASON Book Keeper j. II. Riley 4 Co.'S
q szkEkor full particulars, send for circular. sr
sdslfs s s GRANGER &C ARMSTRONG;
-ie9-.ssssl
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NUMBER 81
CITY BUSINESS
ENo0URAGE AMERICAN MANUPACTUREs
RUTLEEksS BoOtLsEkEEHsEERsA ll''
as Writing El11iSE .s.

SIScR ;hls superior Find Ink has been before the pubic
- now nearly Two enrs constanty ralpinr IN
faysg end L now preferred by farfamsd Ar
With smaller s1e paye been sola
y and merchants IN Cincinna Ionisve pitls-
Buffalo Cleveland, Detroit. Hante
EsansyiiIe, Frankfort
sss St Lasis sburg, atciies
ans New Orleans II has also been adopted in he STATE e
os Tennessee and has
Diplomas the Mechanics of
and and four
and nllnefs. e = - 's' t.'s-
Tue following bankers &C., IN Wheeling her-
ler's Book Keeper Writing Fiiiii. r lf NJ 81 z
BANK ot Virginia; Merchants Meeaanies,
ring g95nAny County CLERK Of Ohio County; lton Tsie-
ETaph ctnee baltimore and Ohio Railroad Once: McIufe
tisouse tSsiiy Holloway Cos Russell heAfec Gordoa
siatsess z CO.; T. sTeeney Son; Doane Ooxgil: Ott
lloyd; Boyd 3 0 Oliver pryo JAG IA. Stout Il CO. latuls
din, GllheTson & Co.. Press. - -
For sale az nan9isctrrers prices by ~ .s
loc3es 81, ss,S,3s q 5LAGBDIN, GILBRsseN K CO
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Saddle. EaIness and Trunk Manufactory.
EkEafIAH B. SHEPPARD and .cfIAs. MORGAN have
- this day entered into partnership Saddle Harness
and Trunk business the name OF she-
pard / Morgan 7I5l -
Having purchased from Mr.. the tnnfiufac curing
part OF his extensive establishments
workshops, have facilities which will
lowest rates. and OF the latest aud most Improved style
line, consisting Saddles, BrdIes Harness trunks
Collars Carpet Bags sAehels, Saddle Bagss &C., &e
all of which will be sold wholesale retail al the very
lowest rates ~ - = 7lS = -
Particular attention viii be paid ordered work. repar-
ing promptly attended aud trust by atteiton
and prices merit OF the patrons
which has been npon former
proprietor SHEPPARD & MORGAN.
args-Sm lieV3 No 18l sian ST., corner OF Union
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MATHEW InToMA-BR
DIR. 2. G. wIMCHELL,

SUGAR
en HUBS rr.ne New Orleans sugar. iust received and
Sssss - " RErIrS
JssIeELC90ii Whssy just and for sale
II ias8 WA. EDwARDs BRO.
sflRARL RARLEY-i0 kegs Just reed and 1or sale ty
II q uyS2 W. A. EDWARDS 4 BRO
.S.l OUNCES pure Nitrate Silver, for sale by
.)Z jras A. O. coon CO.
rtsll LBS Refined Saltpetre II
s)JO iuss LAT6HLISs & BUsHFIELns-
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30 LBS Gam oriln ieW jlst sale
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-05-29
CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT

THERE Is no longer question or doubt 10 the minds
i OF those who are best acquainted with the advan-
tages the Cleveland Wool Depot offers for the sale Of
Woos Of its importance and practical lily.
Located as il is at the outlet Of the great WOOL
growing West being Of easy access 10 woOlgrowers
and merchants and within twenty -four hours ride Of
the most distant manufactures Of New England Il pos
sesses great advantages.
Manufacturer (excepting those who are engaged as
spectators IN woos speak In the highest terms OF this
sysem and the many satisfactory letters we are receive
ing from wool growing friends, have stmulsted us
to increase ou efforts to make this house what should
be-a safe and reliable channel for the sale Of their
wools Il has surmOuned all the difficulties and oppo-
siious that could well be brought against any enter
prise by class Of spectators opposed to IL, and is
has more and stronger recommendations than ever
We have spared no pains nor expense in making ample
arrangements for all who may wish TO avail themselves
of the advantages arising from this Of grading
and selling wOols. Merchants and wool Growers who
wish to realize on their woos on delivery at our depot
can be accommodated with liberal advances. II desir,
ed sacks will be sent as heretofore to those wishing to
send us their WOOL and Wool Twine for tying up heec
es, will be furnished at from l3 to Doc per pound.
| When several in one neighborhoOd wish us to for
ward sacks or twiue prefer sending to one address,
Our customers in Illinois, and the Western States, Will
find that ordering sacks from US will save them mHeh'
trouble and insure the safe arrival Of the wool here as
our sacks are all numbered, and stamped Cleveland
Wool Depot and after being filed by consignors VIII
require no other marks
| We hope for liberal patronage, our charges M'
low for handling and selling, and we promise our EN-"
Movers that our undivided attention shall DO deVoeu
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