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Notices.


ON-RESTSTANCE CONVENTION
The New England Nou-Resistancs Society will hold
convention at HORTICULTURAL HALL, in this city,
commencing on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Nor. 29th,
at O'Clock and contouing by adjournment through the
evening" and also through the forenoon, afternoon, and
evening OF SUNDAY. Nov. SOth.
Adm BALLOU, VIII IAN LLOYD GARRISON, and
other distinguished advocates Of the will be pres
ent aud address the meetings. which will be open to the
ireest discussion Of the principles Of of the society
Worcester. Nov 18th. 1856. MIG W.T.
6NLASS IN HIATORY.-The subscriber pro-
~ poses TO meet with class ef Young ladies' pur
sue systematic of reading in History and
lections from STANDARD English Literature
The a'ngs will commence a class of
twelve members can be formed who viii meet two at
terooons OF each week. at The LiGcoa House; entrance
on Elm Street.
Terms, Ten DOLLARS for twelve weeks. T0ose wishing
tn join the class do by leaving their nmes before
the sth Of December, at Mr. Bakers Bookstore, by
communicating, personally, or by letter, with
ms DIV FRANCES ". ALLEN.
WTORCESTER ACADEMY.-THEW WIN
w TER Quarter will commence on MONDAY, Dec.
1st Students received for quarter longer.
Rates of tuition are:
For Common Euglish per quarter. S.
hT lilgher Co. ....-..... d
For Languages, q" {. ..........
Tuition payable in advance, and no deduction except
in cases of protaced Sickness For further information
or for Catalogues, apply to
,oz 49,, " s. GREENE Principals.
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R1VALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
GEORGE TURNBULL & 60.
and Z Winter Sect. Bostom.

N@E1691s
~ We would invite attention to our present stock of
dry goods. 1t is much extensive and varied than
at any ormer period in history and well deserves an
examination, as we are prepared than an at any
previous to offer inducements purchasers in
sCyes quality, and prices.
Ia assortment may be found rich and large stock
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Il. P. DILLENBACK, NJ. D.,
Drawing and Painting, in all the various

Physician for Diseases of the Lungs,
s25 dawtf No. s Cambridge ST., Boston.
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JAMES J. ROBINSON,
EDWARD D. rHAYER,
H0RATI0 N. SLATER,
LYDIA r. SLATER,
ELIZABETH H SLATER
WILLIAM S. SLATER.
, . TDE q
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
WORCESTER, November 18th, 1S56--Then personal.
" appeared the above named ames j. Robinson Edward
D. Ihayer, Horao N Slater, Lydia r. Slater, Elizabeth
Hslater aud William Slater, and severay acknowledged
the above certificate by them signed their free volume
tary act, and that the same is true.
Before me, P. G. BACON,
Justice of the Peace.
True Copy. Attest: JAMES j. ROBINSON.
MI div
IA LYCEUM & LIBRA-
w RY ASS0CIATION.-The course of lectures for
The Winter of 1861 Will commence on the goth of
tnued follows, viz
LIST Lecture Nov. 20h,-JOHN p. COUGH
I'd Dec. 4tb,Prof j. G H0YT, Exeter N H.
Sd lSth,-PLINY EARLE, NJ. D., N. Y.
9TH Jan. 1st,-WILLIAM R. ALGER, Boston.
9th . 15th,-REv. E. HALE. Boston.
9th q 29th,-REv. HENRY WARD BEECH.
Err, Brooklyn, N. Y.
18th Feb. 12th,-REv. DAVID WATSON, Grove
land, Mass.
sth " & 27th,-REv. GEORGE B. CHEEVER,
D. D. New York.
9th q March l2th,-REv. =. II. CHAPLIN, N, Y.
10th " g 26th,-REv. JOHN WEISS, New Bed
ford Mass.
Tickets for the may obtained of the Treasur-
er at the Book Stores and of John Gray Librarian at
Worcester Bank Block at the following prces: Gentlemen
one dollar Ladies' fifty cen single tickets fifteen
Introductory Lecture, except those who hold tickets rs
cents.
Library Department-.5OOO Volumes.
Separate tickets will be required to entitle members to
The Of the Library; Price So 90 per year. which can
be obtained Of John Gray Librarian The Doors will be
open at 7, and close at I 1 2 O'Clock, P NJ.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Pest.
HENRY A. MARSH, Treas'r.
THOMAS EARLE, Sec'y. diff mis-
Hp T. Il l. IN A @ A u Il M Y i.
The WINTER TERN of this Institution will commence on
MONDAY, Dec. LIST, SJ6. Arrangements having
been made for permanent School, pains expense
will be spared make the School precisely tUhdt ought
70 be. Rooms pleasantly situated in well arranged
he had
board themselyes-such courses of economy highly
Jushhahe, and will he encouraged. Also work in the
Shoe business can be had by those who acquainted
with the business who wish to deray part all of their
expenses.
Board including washing. .......$22o per week.
Tuition English, ................ 400 per quarter.
Languages. -s-sss.....-.. 0,UO -
The subscriber atters himself that by his experience in
The profession of teaching, and the utmost diligence his
business, he will give satisfaction to all.
Berlin, Nov. Il, 1856. GARDNER RICE.
nil d3W
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CHAPLIN & TILLOTSON.
ATTORNEYS AND O0UNSELLORs AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester. Mass
HENRY CHAPIN o. H. TLLoTsoN
Jan. i. 78h6.
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FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEwRAPER.--The las
numbers Of Frank Lestie's illustrated Newspaper have
to hand In style and general appearance it re
sembles-and is quite equal to-he London illustrated
Rei0s, which Is world renowned for the excellence and
variety Of It's illustrations The New York paper how
ever is sold AZ half The price OF It's London prototype
The engravngs Crank Leslien infinitely superior
10 those in "Ballou's Pictorial "--Hhfg Easton, Pa.
al deTuas6w3m
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Adm TRAY Err
ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR At LxR.
No ZlS Main street, Worcester, Mass
mySt
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We are now exhibiting the largest and most elegant
assortment Of readymade coaks shown in this city
and probably the greatest variety be found out of Bos
ton in New England Having selected with great care our
patterns from the leading houses of Boston and Neo
YORK. aud taken special pains to get all the new things
IN MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS, we feel very conf
dent we can give our customers HANDsoAIER and BET
TER MADE GARMENTS than they can get elsewhere,
and at LOWER PRICES!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

Medicated Electro Chemical Yapor Baths, Medicated
Vapor Paths Iodine Yapor, Sulphur Fume Plain Vapor
Warm, Cold and Shower Baths, administered every day
ON Q A. N. 10 20 P NJ. dWas&w3m $40
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DR.. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
Diseases of the Rye Office No. II Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-29

Mrs. s. Good - i'm, an experienced and success.
full midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night
to fine Duties Of her profession aesidence
Austin street. aft oct2l
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RICE & NELSON,
Attorneys aad COuaseElors at Law,
No. l Worcester Bank Block,

W, RICE. .......................T. L. NELSON
jy31 dawtf
Terms Red,ECed.-The proprletors Of the Wor-
cester WATER CURE will receive patients and boarders
at greatly reduced prices, until the erection of their new
and more comm0dus Institution. The present accommo
dations for Winter treatment are unsurpassed
Worcester, Sept 2, 1856. dawtf
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Glass Pictures! Glass Pictures! GIass
Pictures
L. BABBITP offers great inducements to Families who
wish Family Groups ANY number, OF any age
plexiou, be taken by the Glass process, plate
at single sitting. Please call and examine specimens.
a
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BfsEs Citixelas Of' Of'Aselaware,

In the pa.t SEASON you have
,,SsSslteSsjssasa -. lost vast numbers Of your
SSc.X - .Asss, Bees. Luck ;" you will
,ss2 * "a ,sas,s say reply, marnan-
~ " E11z7 80 s SSs "a agement" And, to prove
81 ~ t,s ~ Z. my position, invite you
- Az=sA7 to visit my Apiary. If
do not convince you Of the fact, and also that
Rev. l.. l.. Langstroth's Patent Movable Comb
HIVE will average ten pounds and upwards
more Honey yearly, and is superior to any hive
in existence, will cheertully pay your expense
coming to and returning from my Apiary. ask
only an examination, being confident there is
not ONE Bcekecper but will pronounce this
Hive the most perfect invention OF the kind eX-
tant in the world. 1t is unnecessary to speak
Of its peculiar merits, suffice it 20 say, hereby
distinctly challenge any Bcekceper in the Uni
ted States TO ask or even wish for anything to
be done to or with the Bee, that Is desirable
(within their nature), but what do, he can do,
and Wih this Hire, and thiS Hire Oniy.
Individual Rights to make and use, 50; a
hive and right, $40 or 81. Township or coun-
ty rights will be sold SO the purchaser can
make tho best investment Of a small sum in the
Union. My Apary is at kagha's Point, n. j.,
Al minutes from South Street Ferry, phlladel-
phia. Letters on business must be addressed
to p. J. MhlIAN, Agent,
ap9-3m lS6 Chestnut ST., Phladu.
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Sales 0f' Stocks by Auction.
lOllN MM GIlIREN

AucttOneer Of Stocks only,
Will hold al the Philadelphia Exchange, regular sales
ot Stocks. Bonds and Securities generally 70 this
business new in Philadeipha,) he will give unremit.
is attention and solicIts orders sale or purchase
Parties desiring advances. can always draw at sight
10 the amount of 20 per cent Of market value orders
Tor the positive, unrestricted sale accompanying the
stock.
Commission Gncluding every charge). ! Of | per
cent. upon par value, except III Of advance when
% per cent uloa such advance, with inlc
est, will be charged
N b. list OF Stocks, &c, in the U s with latest
quotations can be seen al The Office, Nos 45 and AZ
South Third street. Uan2.Iv
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons 4 Hacks toand from the Rail
road Depot, near Smyrna, tor the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. lie expects to locate in the west
part Of Smyrna, where ali orders Will be thank
.ully received and promptly attended to.
OK lie 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
Thankful for past l;vors he hopes 10 merit
and receive L liberal share Of the public patrol.-
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec. l9," ,"55-tf
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BANKERS.

Nos. 45 and A South Third ST., Philadelphia
Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Gold aud Silver
Com and all uncurrent Bank Notes purchased at tie
best rates.
Exchange ON all available points in the United States
tOr sale. Collections made with promptness and set
tied at current OF Exchange withqGI Charge ex
cept when al par.
Dp0a fimc and Cali Deposits, such interest will be
ail"wed as the state OF the money market warrants
Foreign and AncricaH Com furnished ior shipping
and custom house purposes
Exchange available any where in the British King.
doln; eight OF SIAty days III sums oi Gl and upwards
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AUCTION ssar%ainS! ChcaD for
Cash.!

I El.iEY q BR0WN. No Is Norh NECOND y
~ PHIIlDELFIiIl, ht>" lusl rc,'cl, ed fun i!r
Ihit Auril7h les, IHra" ;i>>uflmcni ot NPHI\I;
a." NlHHIE DHl GOOUE. including:
Sup. Black SikS (on hoIlr}
PalI India do Nous de- Isliur4
liIrc." and hnlt dc Lanes
Ca>!'n'fr. S'iia aud iIiIhc >ha,vls,
- AIlrls, liIrr9.S Lawns P,r,,oI,
6liglilmS. CacorS, BrinnIS l.urIS.
Shcclng,, SlnrIin.s Tlrknrs
CI"ihs Cn>sImcrcS, Nc>Iiu@s,
('anoro"n>. Linen DrIl!in@>. Cullnliadcs
CoHhlrrpHnts, Table Covers Piano d.,
=, ''auZe tlanncls Hosiery, Gloves, DC.
Also BOYS WEAR in great variety
Our G0Uds hclug bought and >oid cycIusi,.I, G,,
ash enables Us To distance all compclllIon
Purchasers charged hut a small advance ON Auction
.oSt and No Abatcmrn, ia Prices
Kelley ] BROWN,
a2" 3In. No. l3 North Second ST Philnda
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TEIVS&ES! Fru>>c~. 'E'rs>~r>.

% Z. Il. NEEIJII.~,
Cd Truss and Brace E>rabI-hn,nt.
). ". cor. Twelfth aud Race SIS III! iar,...,..,
MPuErI.E "t ll.r FRENCH Tft' S>I.>. ,..,....
/ Ing rs,rrnc uaAu.'->, ta>,. AID Gur..,.... ...
CORE I coils rl' lH.u.
IIcnI;i "r rupluGcd PoiictiS he .uIlcd B . i.U,.
tn0 amounts ~ hclurr:-- SrudlI, luia,r II .l.,.,
ronnt! lhc ills. and stating -id, allc, ted.
i"sl "I Single Truss, 81 50. 81. - L"Ib,, =
Sc, y and $50.
ln''rarliors 10 wear. and how 10 r,t,,t a .q,r
when poS~Ible sent wIth the Truss.
Also tor sale, IN great variety. nr Iluh!n.', l,a
proved Patent d"iY Brace, tr Me yurr 81 Pnlsi.,,5
teri; Spinal Props and Supp"rI~. PauId >Au..t.r
BfarcS. Chest EvlnndcrS and Ercclur Braces ai,...J
10 oil "Iih Sln"r Sll1uld'rs and Wcnh luh.- EnsI.h
Elastic NhdpnitIIa BrlIs. Suspcrsous, $Nri.,..
"i'ir and icmaIr. 81 Ladies' E"inr. Y..ln lad, At.
ttHdanl-. Aupi 'si
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Donald Kennedy.
No. l2O Warren Street, Roxbury, Mass.
PRICE SLIM

o, wholesale Agents, New York CITY. CIV CIickner.
" ID. Sands, 100 Fulton street " "
% J.: W. Dy"li q Sons, Philadelphia S. $. TTance.
baiiimare; Geo. H. Keyser PiIIshurg
Also, for sale by ID. LOCKWOOD and JANTES y
ilOFFECKER. Smyrna Del; IT, p, Baker. Otcssa . .
n"nn Kennedy. MlddletOwn; DIR. l. N. Sutton. s,
Georges; DR.. +. WOrrell, Delaware Civ am, hy nh
respectable Druggists in the United States and BRUSH
Provinces tnn,t-r " 80 " i '"
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aI'23-ii
BOLLI2
WEEkLN PlLlIADELpuIA TNLES

'''''NI'I IT Viii :
NlllS elegant Family Wcrtlr Is,rr! from The ,tIi -
OF The Fs,I"ie',t,u D1ay ItntsS contains, ia :,d.
IiI'n to The Cho.'r>t F.GI"ra.s Cures u,Ir.l,,..
News ctc, from the TAI Y. !ar,, amount of ur.,l
Literary Matter, pro- Ur5G a. gft rNpcIsc, from .,nt.
"I Ia" most cnl!nCnt WuiylS "a The cuinl:V II vllI
bc llr constant aIn "i The l:slIars 10 mlkr nc,
Dollar Times ""dhr com lrlllnr ior ilr 1Irolp,. u
the public, wuh i' l-ry h,sl weekly nrv sn;p-r. u,
HE mon and trry d,cidr IN citIt tln, I'M,
i"urn ol aJInllat character rtcr established m pl!
dcpiIa.
The Pi!lLIDELPHI DIH.Y TIMES, , l,.,.
d well Prhicd mnrl.lie paper c,unti,i,. IN au n,
"i"rit"a's AM especially laj nii. CnInInrrcl,l ami
"lafrlr inieg 'Hcr, Plbii,lIed AMI Furnished! Il,
'"ai' Su''L hrr, Al - ca PER anntn. "a al ,;Iul
Tcrn% II ihr DoHGr IImcS:
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Thomas w. Evans 6, Co

IIUIIIdS w. EVdnS ~ Co.
Nos. PA and 2lG Chesnut streot, Philadelphia,
HAVE made great reduction in the prices
OF their large and elegant stock of DRESS
GOODS, Embroideries, &c.
Amongst these Goods will be found
Handsome Silks, entirely new style;
do. do. Flounced Robes;
Plaid and Stripe Silks, from G2! to 81.
CThese Goods are much reduced in DricoN
Birege Robes; Buregcs by the yard, from % cts.
Tissues and Grenadines
Lawns and Organdies
Embroidered Collars and Setts;
Mantillas of every style.
All these Goods have been remarked and at
low prices, to make room for new Fall Goods.
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IMPROVED SELF-ADJUSTING
%s Hay Elevators or Hosting
= Forks.

800 Self Adjusting Hay Elevators with an.frictinn
blocks, ropes. etc;
200 Independent Tooth, Hay aud Grain Rakes;
500 Plonghs, various sizes nd patterns;
JOO Cullvalnfs or Hoe liarrOws, various patterns
200 narrOws, va rOus sizes aud patterns;
100 Hay, Straw and Cor !-sIalk Cutters;
100 Readings Patent Power Corn Shelters and Clean
ers;
QUO Landret'S Excelsior Hand COrnshellcrs Nos J. g
aud 1;
The above are all manufactured al our Steam Works
BRISTOL IA The workmanship and material are OF
unsurpassed quality. 9cy- Farmers will profit by al
examination and comparison with implements IN
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ADAMS FRIENDS
Central Dry Good Store.

ADAMS FRIENDS
Central Dry Good Store,
5. f. corner Eighth & Arch sts., Philadelphia.
I'llE subscriber having made very importan, od1i.
Il tons to his establishment by connectin@ Tho
hrS Hoor OF his Old Store with thai of the beautiful
9nr story building adjoining, known as HARMoyy
HALL lsnrnounIed with a high Cupola invites his
Oid Customers and Friends 10 an examination of an
Entirely New Stock Of - AZ
tanCy and Staple Dry Goods.
t-ec'ed expressly ia reference The present opening
The assortment Omprises:
SeasonabIe Dress Materials, of new and elegant
kinds Paid India and Black SILKS,
dff'L SIAWlS, of all kinds. HOSIERY. Gloves
IiPIHl and Alitts. Embroderies and Linen i,amhT
lIG Hdkis. Furnishing Goods Of all kinds.
IRISH Linens, Flannels, Moreens, &c, to
"h''' are "AdtI New Goods daily, of chHce descrip
"ins, CHARLES ADAMS
+ S-Persons wishing spiendid view of the CITY
'iilu Vc'"iiy: can ascend the Cupola by a priyale
stairway, which will be found well worth a wish.
ap2-3m w
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MONEY is receive ! in any sum, large or small md
1fI interest paid from the day Of deposit
The office IS open every day from o'clock in the
morning MI O'Clock IN the evening, and on Monday
aud Thursday evenings till o'clock
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT
All sums. large or small, are paid back in gold on
semaild without notice TO any amount
OFFlCE-Walnut street, S. w. cor. Third
St, Philadelphia.
PREsIDENT.-Iion. HENRY l.. BENNEn.
VICE EPREsIDENT.-RoBEtT SELFRIpGE
Observation-Disclosures J. REED.
DIREcToRs-lienry L. Benner, Edward l.. Carter,
K0eert Scifidge. Samuel X Ashton, james b. Smith
g Lgndroth Munns F. Carroll Brewster Joseph d. .
Barry. Henry l.. Churchman, Francis Lee
l'sle tevestnents now amounting TO more than ONE
MILLION OF Dollars, ia accordance with the act of
Incorporation, made in Mortgages. Ground Rents,
andsuch iiFs class securities always insure
Perieci security TO the deposors and place beyond all
established Institution may7.ly
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c IL CT /. a I
M CUNT vERNo ~
No. 80 North Second Street,
pIIILAUELPHlA.

-FUs % -NUI I5CCUUU I)IIEtI,
PHILADELPHIA.
AfeSS fINHE undersigned hav wing leased the above
kEiii well. known House which has been
Mill Renovated and Re r,Inodcled Throughout, pre-
senling beautiful Iron Front. highly orna
mental and IN line Architectural taste surpassed
by any IN The City IL now open tor the reception 0
vISIlarS
The Furniture Is all new and has been selected with
care. from krnllcs we'll known establishment Al
Chesnut street, and IsUf the latest and most aahura
bio sylc,
Having had many years experience. we tlarter our
selves that 10y sinCl aIIchIrH To business and L. lhr
comforts OF our puc.IS 10 merit and rcCcIYc share
of publIc patronage
The lucllion for Merchants and others coming the
Civ, is convenient, hena IN the centre "t business.
The reader is respectfully solicited 10 f4vur with
arall on has Next WISH To the CIy
/ l. RARREI"E Prnnrirtnr
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Mems and Boys Clothing

Mems and Boys Clothing!
Everybody should embrace this opportunity 10 buy
CLOTHING for Men and Boys, al
George Culin's Cheap Clothing mnni Establish
s correr MARKET and EECOND sts.
PHILA DELPHLA
Embracing choice Of the best, most desirable and
fashionable Dress and Frock Goats. habit cloth do.
linen drilling do, tweeds, etc, etc. with 4 variety OF
BOYS CLOTHING, consisting OF Sack Goats, Polka
Jackets, Monkey Jackets, Vests and Round Jackets,
made III Tweed, Linen Dniiin5 Cloth, Alpaca, ker-
seymerc, Doeskin, sc.
FURNISHING GoODs-ConsI>ting of Shirts Stocks,
hRndkerchets, etc, all of which offered the
LOWEST possible cash prices. and cheap any OkeT
Clothing Store IN the Union.
Parents hO desire Boys Clothing, earnestly in
yited TO examine the stock.
Gc- CoSmrry StOrekeePers can be accomH utd a
very low rates. GEORGE CULIN,
apIG.ly s. f. corner Of Market and Second SITS
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super Phosphate ocLimc.

super Phosphate Of Lime.
| liPlOMAS have been awarded to the Subscribers
- for the above article, by The
Pennsyl lvania State Agricultural 81 cietv
New Jersey
Bucks County
Schuylkill County
BerSs County
Now Castle County, Dell,
Inc quality aud high character Of our preparation il
wei known-it is considered The best aud most Rea
Die Manure for Corn Oats Wheat 0taloes and t;ross
not only producing large crops hut permanently i'm.
proving The soil Er PRICE $40 per 2, 900 lbs d els
Perlb. CAUTlON.-Obserye thai every barrel OF
0nr article has name and thai of Polis Il Klett
Stamped on the head.
Pamphlets describing its qualities and mode OF u,ing
can DE had al our store or 10y miil. when de- red
liberal deduction made 10 Dealers
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Also,

50 StaCy's Patent Grain Drills;
100 liickok's Patent CIDER Mills and Press;
DeiIz a. Dnnhams Improved Cam Motion Rea ping
aud Moving Machines, of which we hive The snl,.
agency ia PhIladelphia
c VI Agricultural and Horticultural Implements and
TOOLS. Field, Garden and Flower Seeds in great va
Hely For sale by ID. LANDRETH 4 son,
Nos. u and % South Sixth street
may2l-2m. philadeInbio.
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AvIEdC FUFlD
OF THE
IHiied Hiate$ InSHr0ncc, inn"iiy J' Trust Ia,
5. L. r0ruer Third and Chestnut sl; PhIladrlIlia.
CaDitaI. %i21O.OOO.

MONEY is received on deposit daily IN" amount
w deposited IS entered IN deposit Book and
gwen 10 r DrPm!lor, it preferred. certificate
Will be given
All sums, largG and small. received, and the
amount pad baC, on demand, without hnlIc.'.
Interest Is pad al The rate O1 five per cent, com
ncnc,ng irpIn The day al drpu>lI and ccaSu" fourteen
dU prev ious tp the withdrawal of the moncy.
On the first day of january. IN each year. the inlcr-
rN "i each deposit Is pad 10 The d"Po>ur added 10
The principal, as he may prefer.
The Company have now upwards of 5000 deposit
ors Ia the City OF Philadelphia al, nc.
Any additional iniornllinl viii toe given by id.
dressing the Treasurer.
DItEt TORS.
stephen Il. Crawl@ri, Pres /, William NJ G"1win,
i.aWrcr.'c johnson, klcr Prra't. Paul H. C;"dGard
AmhroSr w. lh"my>l". C,rorg;. Mrllcurv,
i'rniamn VI. Ilnglry, James pryercul.
Jacob !. Foranre. Gu>l4vus English.
Secretary and Treasurer PlIAl liSh.
Teller and Interpreter, j. 6. Orhi>'t.scr.
Seul2 lL--lN-
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~ iIAII.h.kA tiI,I.II j., H. -D.l,,,.....
IN IL rrerI fht1d"l lLr,, U'Ai.e. "a I,ai..,.
sEal-2S JcWry and >ilvcr,,.tr h.tt uh l. mt I.,,
worth oi tt!c IcIy bel
Gold Ley crs. full lr,lciled. IL cal,t ,n.,... s-,
Gold Hunting Case fan irvcilcd .r>rI>. ..,.,
Gold Lcplno Watches. .c.a
SILVER Levers, full "Wricd. Lu.
Silver Hunting Case. iull !rNc!lcd lru
Silver Lcpme Watches, -,
And silll cheaper p.un the ::o,, rl,. p, I,o
assortment oi JcNrlry Of every deer, ,in,I, H., -,
cheap, and good :l,-ortHI,l oI Sl..rr i.. = 81.
plated ware can be found IA Pal .Griti., III
nhlch We l.Ill ell low. F,r.ou. ~ Ai., t., !,'
amy article II. iInc Wlll do .,cu u .it, -, a.,
and eNum:nr our stDck before IurrIA:l 60 o.. t,.'
Us motto Is "&rll quIrh ana rhc.., 4 T.
member No IL South Sc,ord street. ru.!,!,.. ...,
my !. ~
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J. F2. WILLIAMSON,

D. II. WILLIAM $ ON,
c ARP ENTER AND BUILDER,
SMYRNA, DEL,
Builds and repairs Houses, by contract or other
wise, quick, good and cheap, to suit the times
Also, viii make and fugnish to order, in any
quantity, al short notice, Pannel Doors, Window
Frames, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, worked Wood
Mouldmgs, Brackets, Scrowls, Hand rails and
Pew Backs, Of any pattern, at Philadelph
prices for cash.
" Orders left at my Shop, or residence Cat
the Variety and Trimming Store), Will meet
with prompt attention.
J. K. WILLIAMSON,
mh36.-ly) West Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1856-07-02
New Wholesale DRUG Store.

New Wholesale Drug Store.
n. SPENCER THOMAS.
No e South Second Street. Phllldclpha
~y2 MPOtTEH Manufacturer q Dealer in Drugs
w MedIcm"S, Chrmit ais. Acids DyestufIs
IA Pants. Obs, COlJrS. white lead French and Amc-
rlcan White Iinr, Wndosv Glass, Glassware
larhISheS, Brushes, Instruments iround Spices Mhn,
Sp and m other articles usually Kept by Druggists
including Borax. indigo Glue, ShelIac potash. Sc
&c. 81 All orders promptly attended to.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
are invited Ia c,I and examine our stock before pur
ChdsIn. ,srM here
~ Goods scnl 10 any Of the Wharves or Railroad
stations.
I!i''' IoW ana g"ocs warranted. mh26-ly