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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-14
OFFICIAL


Il IrxAsuHr DEPARTMENT,
NOTICE hereby The holders stoes i.sss pvu
ant 10 mo act Il Congress q 2ad July lsa cs n
desmsble BY terms psid al The Tr.a.ury an Inc
render Of the eer6szies thereof f2h Of sOy.m.s, 80
when interest thereon ceA
THIS department purchase such sroes p 10 A
day Of redemption, ard Viii following A.
aadon 20 te Interest purchase win cas-
| days interest far tte money . reach veBsor.
On siock received u. ls ss ~
Junc dsy az July noaussy. On. h N an, S. -
me sHsunss specified IN ne cerusories;
On ssch sos received between Lar days o Auru.
| me fcath o. one per cent
And such asy u AuFu.r IN. La
'ers soeress eseon and eay insere ou m 4.
pud.
ssocs uan.mIuea under "a. mite. l..
aensd 70 tho Unites ststes parry rce,, ne
psrchs'- moneys and when I Juy eurrsnt
resr Interest pr.-sn,
ets~r~tss such Interest yin psyshls her,sofar.
And notice further u me uuI,.s
Gay 81 June ard me I day 81 peceh~ sum o.
SS2oe shAi be prsvSo~-sy pay for ~ .,n.
10 .dduon 70 ss Interest sooruss o~ dividend
Interest," and day. aS6pocs An ,.,,h
NE vendor. fse scio-t~g pr.~snrs
or ''o-s 9 ne ioaH of Issa, percent
On stock or loans - 1877 Is1s psru 70 p.r cent
And q On ssp.-b-r Isso eo
monty csed Tersnns~usv ssocf pr.rulsr per cent
Certificates tr-nsasd suly assigned
- hc Un'trd sfss BY the parry ne money ,,s
seat Previous % The s gay ne ns.--.
must s.o be s.sssed BY present srssses.r o-.- IN.
n' a ne half ~" % n. day win be 7ysts
Payment fo an oeroas -n b. r,.s. y srr. q. ma
ss.sfnnt rcssurer Boston, New Thnnd,lrss >, ~.
parties eHuusd 20 reesive NJ money ray ds-eut
JAMES GUTHRIE
Svz7-dfniasow Secretary q Treasury.
orrrcs ~ cznsrrarr Avn orSo CsrsL Co
~s.hlrr,on, Nov. 10, ISIS
PROPOSALS M. or-. u-s The On A, ~
Dec-~e~. fr masonry M th- f-,
sss .ss oh'. esna Z, sss .- 81 me cam as~t
rp,chcs'sons ~h be furnished nrpezfon ocs ofths
The ~in required rrace-a a u os,.,r,,
hs dsm ~'h due srrnes, .aa coris, esry pse-
Payments ~1H b monrhiy rr,m.se- made nv an ~
~ rersias twenty per oenf HntH fhe ccplsuon
= RIsceoLp
Caert Chrsspeske md Cansi Co
un'ea rrsssres Hsssr.se~p Mad cumSsrasnd Ansrs
Nov b-lendR ncc
JACOB REED,
Msrufscfuver 81
ARNy AND NAVY CLOTHING
Ne. 40 Fsnh street. rha.ssaus,ta
~ ccar. qusins. lssr rrr eioth. sop.,.,v m
ns"e, snd - sale u me loves. prices.
NV snS AsvA~stw. No~eis.-Rss.sas ina vel a, a..
~ 49,. !. ss noa.,. Ny Ban ysnsss Emssil-sss porf
Ssrs E~rrron -, Life CEnonrnls ~ wrs C.
81
wstr ssseh, az. she~p.r Rsc-ss~~rs.~. ~
$500 $500 Iasssses Iss 81 cor e-r Tim-s
sthsi e's tp.iis from ~
kras sss.so~ p~s~ RssI Lie.
essrshorf 90, Every fi~as hs.~g ##
Amhitan- Esas Visits O..
ksnhlss IN Eastern As, inrry
ssverai yrsrs' r-ssdrnce.
ssons IN wsrlIlrs Honr gans.
Ssrn
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Ia ceresown. c. Ian yssr IA.
are. RICHARD HOWELL
Hs funeral ~a tsss raao. this morning oocs ne
residence q hir znssonfnlH~ TRoss Apaxs on Po-per
street, Ceorseio~n "
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- hre sns ArcF. supply of ssnuemeRE Gws rHhrseiss
-Asor Isrr Bay shAwls which ~, ar, n,.
Pafea u sell At NE low pacs % Is apiece Car a. ~
GEO. r. n. WHITE cos
Hat Cap, and Cents Furui.t lnr @so-p
WV l2-eoost Ss2 Pa nvenas, nd ion srr.er.
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Ho1sS kOhst SHED furptturs "a.
na maue.e. chin. sAss, and erocsery un goods "a
~sfe, britannia 80.
.e sooe sonrd a-x
wooden henu M kc
~h hs1 81 ss-ar,aeuf o,
ar lcies, embracing
seeatI sferrni wspf 80
peors myself s~G be bought ovr ~ ~, -
Nov l9-s .of " - ifoi fLhh,
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Know AL persons BY these Pre@~nts Thai has reI.sres
md hereby reseas-s Texas
claim nor Of eefhcs. eyaencs
Der -, for the of -, BY repuhBc a
Terss,
be- and roermed ~ e unsiee Slater accordance
visions of q Cnsr~~ enfsu~c
Of such creditors
pretended in the egbteeu hun
dred and hfy =,
q tae Stale of Teras approved i of
Az witness hand and zeal.
x1-<f1lsJxn
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The mayor Of Alexandria and the mayor Of Georgetown
have issued their p-oanaons setting apart Thursday The
10th instr q day Of thAnksgiVing and prayer.
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PORN A.

Know all persons ~ these has
and hereby releases, United fsrrhsr
mhy OF claim for me psymeIi 81 cerhesse evidence
namssr of tse sum q g. ssusa ~ the lste repuAe IL
Texas los by the nuthsues Of The
be and redeemed BY The United tbe
provisions Of o. Congress- provide hs
payment Of ach creditors
ehna-a N M oct q 1enUes Of september nns,
drec and hy approved The 2sh % February
81 DIE State of TeIas, approved February
As witness my hand and seal.
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We learn hAi the PennsylrAnia Democratic Club Of thu
city have sdjourDed ssAs Dr. The New York Club bel
their final meeting several days Ago
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ANOTHER BEI--It turns out (says Boston exchange)
that another bet not unlike MAJOR Poores pending
and in consequence Of the defeat Of Col Fremont B. L.
Bachelor representative slec; from Sutton is under obi
cations TO draw barrel Of beans sled from Sutton 70
Worcester and deliver them the winner Of the bel
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-14

Nrw Yoawy Nov. E.-The George Law from AspinwsIl
reports ths the soopo~nr Lerant Foo-Choo and
the s'esmsr San Jscino HongKons the 18Th Of Au
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THE GREAT LADY rRAvnLKR,-Nadame Ida PfeiE-r, the
celebrated Prussian traveller who visited Bosoa in 1885
about visiting Madagascar committee Of the British
association made her grant Of twenty pounds assist
making researches in the natural history Of the island and
Prince Albert sent Der ten more.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

NovFL FEAT URE IN IEsURANCE.--An In
surance Company is to be established in N.
Y, to be called the Manufacturers and
Trodesmen's Fire Insurance Company, with
a paid up cash capital of 100000, which
shall allow to the assured all the profits be-
yond ten per cent, which is TO so to the
stockholders. This feature must make the
company popular one, and shonld give it
great deal of business. The same princi-
pie has been frequently suggested as an e!e-
ment in banking, but we are not aware that
it has been adopted by any American insti-
tuition.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12
Administrators Sale.

THE personal property belonging to the estate
l. of Stephen Williams, deceased consisting of
one Frame Shop, Harness Tools of Harness maker,
Box Stove. Clock, Collar Block stock on hand,
SC, &c. will be sold publicly said shop, in Per-
rysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on the 26th of Janu-
airy, 1856, commencing at 10 A. NJ. of said day.
SYLVANUS JEFFERSON, Admir-.
Dee. 90, lS55.--35W3
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ZtE

There now laid up in winter quarters
at Chicago two hundred and eighteen steam
ers, and sail craft, representing carrying room
for siTty.fU6 Thousand tons. These ships
and steamers all leave with full loads for
Eastern ports in the spring. This statement
shows an enormous business as a vast deal
of transportation is carried on by means of
the railroads that diyerge from that most
prosperous city.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

MARRIED-In Perrysburg township, Dec 25,
1855, by j. Chapel Esq, Mr.. JAMES KENNEDY TO
Miss MARTHA A. SHANER. lfs.-
JAN 5, 1856. by the same, Mr.. JACOB FLECKING-
Err to Mrs. NANCY MUM both of Plain township.
Jan. &, by the same, Mr. RUDOLPH WETMoRE, Of
Fulton county, to Mrs. MARY REITHER, of Center
township, Wood county.
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r. III. Folger VS.. John Clark.

CHERIFF'S SALE.--Bs virtue of writ of f.
- f1 to me directed and delivered from the court
of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at the door of the court house in Per-
rysburg, on Saturday the sixteenth day of Februa-
ry A. d. 1886, between the hours of ten A. NJ. and
four p NJ of said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit: The north west quarter of
section thirty-three (33 town three (3) north, of
range ten 90 east in Wood county, the same being
taken in execution as the property of said defend
ant at suit of said plaintiff. W. L. COOK,
MURRAY q DODGE, Attys. Sheriff.
Jan. r. lS56--35w5$2
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ID DECIPES-ToSilver Plate for tempering Edge
II Tools; to cure Heaves celebrated Corn Cure
SPAWN and Ringbone; Diarrhea and Dysentery
Fire King Rheumatic Liniment: Horse Secret;
Fish Secret; Deafness; Headache A Asthma !; obe-
dent Watch; the Oil of Rhodium; Preventive;
Abortion; King of all Secrets; Toothache, instant
cure; Sores, Ulcers and Assesses; SPAWN. For
sale by L.. HOUSE or F. EASTMAN.
Bowling Green, Wood CO., Ohio.--36w3*
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Matthew HIPS Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate of Matthew Hill, deceased. late of
Wood county, Ohio. All who have claims against
said estate, will present them, duly authenticated,
according to law. .. JOHN OSBUN.
IAN g lS5G.--35M3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

Ex Senator Atchison, the chief of the bor-
der ruffians, has announced that he is no lon
ger candidate for the United States senate.
We are glad that he has had sense enough to
know that he would disgrace the senate
chamber.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

LONGEVITY IN CHILr.-The director of the
statistical office in Chilli publishes the names
and ages Of nine persons, the youngest of
whom is ll9, and the oldest 1873 years of age.
One of them. who is l20 years old, recently
married widow of only 50 years.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

The Dayton (O) Gazette is very severe
upon Gov. Madill for recommending the par
don of Kissane, and suggests that leather
medal be presented to his excelency, and
that all medals Of the sort hereafter should
be ChrisIened Med-illS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

1t is stated that 500 men left San Fran
cisco on the 18th of December for General
Walkers field of operations They don't OBJ
ject to these little operations on the Pacific.
as they do in New York.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

The circulation of the Cleveland Herald,
daily, tri-weekIy and weekly, is thirteen
thousand six hundred and fifty-sixty. 1t is
creditable to the north that so sterling pa
per as the Herald is properly appreciated.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL
MoRE DIEFIcuLrIEs 1N KANsAs.-

MORE DIFFICULTIES IN KANSAS.
from Leavenworth of the 28th ult., inform
the st. Louis Democrat, that on Saturday
the 221, the office of the Territorial Register
at Leavenworth City was entered by mob
and the press and types taken out, conveyed
to the river and thrown beneath the water.
Mr.. D4lIahay, the editor, was absent al the
time, and there was no resistance offered to
the progress of the rioters.
After having drowned the press, they re-
turned to the office, and burned a lot of the
paper which had been supplied for the prn-
ting of the Register. They then dispersed,
and numbers Were shortly afterwards en-
gagged in fighting and rowdying around the
Empire House, and other of the principal
drinking saloons Of LaavenwOrLh The whole
affair was of most unlawful and disgrace
ful character.
1t is stated that the mob was composed
principally of Missourans
The sole cause of the riotous proceeding
was that Nj. D:llahay had made himself OBJ
noxious by taking bold stand and denoun-
cling the interference of Mssourians in the
affairs of kansas.-[ Toledo Blade.
happened to meet to-day an acquaintance
of RI. Robinson, the general of the free ate
forces IN Kansas. DIX years ago Df. Il. was
d physician at SpringG Id, Mass, Juggling his
saddlebags about to very little purpose.-
When the gold mania pervaded the country
he went to California, met with various for
tune, and in the squatter troubles of Sacra-
mento which resulted in the death Of May
Or Bigelow, who. by the way, was Michi-
gander from Marengo, he the Doctor, was a
squatter sovereign, being leader of the for
ces and the person who shot the mayor
While imprisoned, he was elected to the leg
islature, became conspicuous member, was
acquitted and vindicated by public opinion.
whether that opinion was right or wrong.
He returned to Springfield poor, and proceed
ed again quietly to practice his profession.
AS soon as the Kansas bill passed, he started
for that remote region, declaring that he had
mission to fulfil in helping to ablish
freedom in that far off land. He is said to
be man of very modest appearance and
simple habits, but as cool and brave as Ce-
sar, and on whose judgment and wisdom the
squatters place complete reliance. He is
now about 38 years Of age, and is destined,
if he lives, to figure conspicuously in the
annals of the future state Of Kansas, what
ever its destiny may be- Elitor Blade at
/ Washington.
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NTANTED--500 600 Hoop Poles; all kinds of
w hickory taken. Also, Slaves of all kinds,
from Pork Barrel to Pipe. B. F. HOLLISTER.
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Administrators Sale.

ON the 9th day Of February, 1856, between the
" hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. M. at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio will
he sold public vendue the south part of the north
five sxteenths of the north west quarter of section
twenty five of town six north of range twelve east
in Wood county as the lands of Joha ma Bulsa.
deceased late of Wood county, containing twenty
five acres; appraised at $325.25. Terms, down.
in year, and in two years, with interest, and
notes secured by mortgage on the premises.
S. JEFFERSON, Admir-.
of the estate of Johanna Buhsa.
Jan. u. lSJG.--35w5S2
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NTOTICE.-The annual meeting of the stock
~ holders of the Perrysburg Canal & Hydraulic
Co.. will be held at the office of E. d. Peck s. Co..
on Thursday, 24th day of January at 10 o'clock
IL. p. AVERILL, Sec.
Jan. 10, I956.--35w2
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NEW STORE.-B. F. HOLLISTER has
~ again opened STORE of all kinds of
GOODS, suitable to the season, at his old stand
in Perrysburg. Those in want of Store Goods,
having Produce to sell exchange, will do well
give him call. as good bargains are offered. RS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-12

DIED, in Toledo. on the 5th inst, Mrs
SUSAN L. HosMER, aged y years, mother of
II. L. Hosmer, Esq. ....
Smyrna times., 1856-01-30
GREAT CURE OF PILES.
Huntsville, N, c.. Nov / Is5.

f1uhtsViIIe, N. C., Nov. I, 1853.
DIR. c. NJ. Jackson--Dear Sir-Allow ma .,
express TO you my sincere thaaks for vour dis
covcry OF a medicine, which, TO saw the least n
it, has effected cure, that all other medicinos
that have taken have entirely failed to do
Hoofiand's German Bitters," have cured me
OF the most stubborn and aggravated case of
the Piles that, perhaps, ever fell to the lot of
man. My case isnot stranger to this commu-
hIty, as | am well known in this and the sur-
rounding counties, and can truly say that nv
recovery has astounded all my friends and re-
ia,lons, as had tried everything recommended,
and nothing did me any good until | was
prevailed upon to try the Bitters You are at
Ii erty 10 make any use of this communication.
for the benefit of the afflicted, as you may think
proper. Truly yours, WM.J ATWOOD.
See advertise ment
Smyrna times., 1856-01-30

-
The subscribers third annual sale will 70 b.
nSS pace at his Farm, in New Castle hundred on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of February IS5e
when he will sell the following valuable StocG
consisting of "'0cA'
=, Ten head of good HORSES, sui,oble f.,
Farm or Road. '"''o"ie lor
rive pair of well-broke MULES. mod s;vo
twenty pairs of OXEN, the most of ,hae, I'ae
wei broke, large size, and match we'll. seva."I
Palrs OF them broke TO the Plough. These
oxen have been selected by the nnJ.r.;,.naI
win much care, and cannot fail TO nle,se ~ ~,
brother farmers. p'e"Se my
VIII also sell fifteen Cows, some with caIuo.
at thelr sides and others springing: mar, or
these COWS are full bred Devons. and VIII ' IL ~
by pure Devon Bull. WIN '"'i
will also sell four young Bulls. two ot ,ho,.
pure DeVons; thirty head of Western S,eors.
also one hundred Western Ewes With Iet
ny pure Cotswold Bucks; two full bred c,,"
"0ld Bucks; several ox-yokes.
II my brother farmers wish to GOO ,nd
good stock, this is a chance that seldom of;a"I!
and the undersigned would be pleased Ino.S 30 as
them attend the sale. r"'eu u see
W All sums over $50, six montbs o.oa;.
oy giving note with approved endorser 0'u''
c ctely. ""' H. M pre-
yan iI-ts' ID. w. GEMMILL
Smyrna times., 1856-01-30
''Tlle esOoel .a'iasae Caea,,is,~ ,,

1u BY ]. ;. ABIIUR
those who wish to hear s,lDpibin,r of tho, ,f,.
pecied day, should read this io0k '''5 -
bccn arg nasg an immense sale: 5000 copies b,vi,o
We send copy by mail postpsiJ on rcco,,, 81
F'-''' 2'' 90 j.. W. BRADLEY, Publisher '''
ND 10 North Fourth street. PhiadcInbio p,
Mt.b.-Agonls wanted 10 sell this and o,hor 'i
st nnd ~ al parts oilhe Unued States Send for ,.
l-iS' ana terms 10 Agents nooIi - i'' our
Smyrna times., 1856-01-30

A NEW CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC FAVOR
We would suggest 10 every reader Of The Times wbu
passes along North .iecOnd street, To pause ON the
west side between CalUwhill and Noble streets and
observe the handsome display Oi,watches ieweIrv.
silverware, &c, made by old friend William nj
t"uman,. who has just opened a new and elegant
at No 2S2. The establishment il lasle(iII.v n
Ie up. and stocked with Il fresh and elegant aSsort
m at OF watches, 'ewery, sIlverware, fancy goNis
&' Mr.. iOuInaIIs, although Iew beginner upon his
o ": account, has had u vast eal OF exlcrIellce il
ir~t clnss establishments and ENJOYS facilities in the
manuiarire and purchase of goDls which cannot aIl
"a be "t advantage 10 his Customers, Mr. Y deyoles
much attention To the manufacture of marks" and
Oler MisaInc tnb Those who give this estnl,
l. ,hmenI call viii lind The g"'ds all they desire and
ia er.ns such us ln reasonab person would object
nov H. '5r-1L
Smyrna times., 1856-01-30
n. 81 - MR &c mN
To Builders and O1he,s

WANTED, al to establish an Agency for the sale
CIV oL wood Mouldings, of which there are from
SIO to $2GO worth in almost every house that
is QUILT Our advantages, in the use of Ma
cnine that Will work whole board into mould
lnge at one operation, and the large amount of
capital employed by the Company, enable us
10 ~ give liberal commission. Pattern book
Iurnished, containing 259 patterns.
~ Address J. ID. DALE, Willow Street, above
Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1856-01-30
WILMINGTON
lEm SE4S Sfnm nuz R
Great Bargains in Dry Goods.

"noLESALE and RETAIL-HcrOpenng Of FALL
D.,,, GOODS
c,ioa. rAUooEFT d GREEN No. Is North SECONn
street Corner of Jones Alley1 PiIIIADEIPHII03
HSecelvlng daily from Phlladelpha and New VorL
French MerinO, PanametLIs, NI3,onos no s1ooIs
lanes S'tAWLS. EslelIa Bordered, Cosbmers rhi De
Tabla Ti' b S Safe w Long and Square Iamkcl ShwIs
Linen Taes WoE Fal'ls Sack and Opera Flaneis;
|oton Dl9Per Red and White FIannes the hes, ana ana
'ieaPest MUSLlNS in the CITY We call esnonin a;l
mona "emaon 10 our BLACK SILKS, all the ceobraIc
aaHeS '' the lowest cash prices and warranted or
DolGu; also to our long and square Brocha SI", U
DanKc's' all sizes and all prices tngetIcr WIN
1 rge 1 assortment Of Mems and Boys Wear the Ior
onS ulu 'neape" Sal tnets IN the cily and all other
~ 80 Wv numerous 10 mention at lhe Ch,-tp :s,0rr
. oo,p o., FAUSSETT & GREEN. |
Smyrna times., 1856-01-30

tNPoRTANT.-Persons who are subject tn
cruptlonS, scrofula, blotches or pimples on the
skin, may be entirely cured thereof by the
Balm OF Thousand Flowers. For sale by ]. p.
liotfecker, No. Commercial Row.
Nov. If
Smyrna times., 1856-01-30
Dress has a Moral Effect

Ep1n the conduct OF mankind, says the sensible
philosopher, S.r Jonah BarrlngtOn-peopIe in
n"dern times understand rhis well, and henc.
1t Is, that neat Boots are essential to complete
the dress of gentleman of taste; an uplv
shaped boot destroys all the fine effects pro.
dIced upon mankind by the skill of the tailor
u gentleman is not attred as a gentleman
should be, unless he displays a neatness about
l4e feet. We believe of all the articles made
OF leather, for the covering Of the feet of man.
Boots have proved for over two centuries, to be
the most useful, the most convenient and most
admired of all the different styles and kinds of
Shoes put together. King Charles the XII-
this great man, so great was his propensity for
werrng Boots, that he would wear them con-
tlnnally for ten days and nights together. To
manufacture gentlemen's Fine Calf Boots md
have them combined with durability, ecoiomv
aud neatness, is the master piece of the pentlc,
MS branch of our business and but few II |
is that can form a correct idea of what labor
a al material is required to compose and COM
plete them one single pa r of boots, when pro
pery made, requires ScUeRty-sic separ tie and
dsIhct peces-nallS and pegs included in this
nu'mber only as one piece. The labor in pro.
dicny one single boot, is obliged to pass tbrougb
h ads more than one hundred and sixty differ.
eat times, and the skill of forty-five different
kinds of mechanics and men of professions is
r qulred TO complete it. French calf skins
and sole leather like most all other commodi- I
tie, havR sen much in value, as well as labor t
yet, tor all this, our fine boots will remain a
thu same in price, 50. %; for our manufactured
buOts made fine expressly to order, $4.OO: we a
4 retailing fine calf boots for $500 pair e
ind some fine boots as low as $l.5O pair. also
some mems lOhg leg Dirt 'ots for only ST. .OO g
pair. Crhrse OTIS are Boots. Call and see o
hem at FLANlGEN'S Cheap Boot and Shoe VI
Market, 2nI st. between Shipley and Orange m
It's, sign large Black Boot, Wilmington, Del. K
Dc. 26, So. W
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30 FAEysEGg

mr.. subscriber have made extensive prenoro,ions
,ur furnishing a full supply of their improved
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
FOR FaIi Seeding, aud inform their Customers N o IL
:, old rae OF $40 per ton, Of 1000 lbs ~ '''e
U sereu me best manure for Wheat. Rive end
"ner ',rnins-no| only producing heavy erons iu h',
also sliflenng tho straw ' o'opS' Out
,CAOIloN-Observe that every barrel oC o,r nj,
h mas % our name and that JfPots 4 KIeIt .Ianne an,
me mead. Pamphlets describing its Qualities a',1 "i1
when Jnss a. uss can be had al our slore or by mail
GU A Non / Government Peruvian, riviS.
Poci6c o. at the lowest rates Also
t;"anoe. ocean Gnano his is of the Richest
""""'eS over imported, fully equal to the Poruyia'
o,c ALLEN y NEEDLES
S"u'h WharVes ans 35 SuuIh Wafer ST
~. LIST Store above Chestnut ST. PLIladcjIli.
the crowded wharf S'tto' anu aVOld
Smyrna times., 1856-01-30
For Sale,

For Sale. .--- :
ONE OF ARCHAMBOULT'S poRTAp1r
~ STEAM ENGINES of 10 20 ~ 11 DIE
anJ U~gr; mas been used for driving Saw Mill.
ing been burned.) 1t will be sold low ;f
Piled for soon. Also, the Iron Wort oe tI T
Saw Mill. Enquire of "O'A 0' 'ne
J. P. COMEGYs, ESQ. Dover
or J: 8. Buckmaster, ESQ FrsJer;cs
SIlas c: Mason, Berrytown, Kent Co Del Ut
lan9-3w w. Oel.
Smyrna times., 1856-01-30
uIL:EATHER
Ion TnNSS SSER AALE !.

aUO !3NS s,GSS Per Peruvian GtANo.
10000 bushels Gushals iDa best Ground pla.,a,
arly kept on Shl,sE' hsnd s., Stone Lime, &C., Penn
smr:na, March 81 GEo; '5S7;. W. cUMMINs /.