davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
Dru Lumber.

LNRoM 200 coo 10 300 COO feet Of Lumber at Dor
IL man & Co.'S old yard, cor. Scott and Fourth SITS d,
one square west ofCo.es q Davis Planning Mil,
ly opposite the Court House. The Subscribers have
hand the largest aud best of Seasoned
Steam sawed Pine Lumber TO befound in this market
We keep constantly on hand Dressed aud Undressed
Flooring, siding. Fencing. II and inch clear stuf,
Rived and Shaved Shingles, Lath and all other varie
ties OF Pine Lumber which We offer low any 9th
er Yard in this city.
i-dNtf I FQSTER 4 co
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAI
&c u 3 =: - -

EEs ssE Ssa.;;a; 9 e - -; -
NEW ArsKANGEMENT.
nN aud after Monday, Jan. ii,h, and ahtil infineI
notice, trains viii leave Rock Island a. follows:
Isl Passenger train, Sundays excepted, al 80 "
Arrive at Chicago at - ~
2Hi. mall PasseHge IrRln,s II W ~
Arrive al Chicago, -
81. Freight, with ~ ciasstars, at - N
Arrive al Chicago VI ~ i" "
Tralus arrive al mock Island daily, ndaSs except
ed as follows: a,
Isl Passenger tfaiaat W ~. ~
md do at % e VI
3d Freight with 9d class cars al 20 M
All trains this road In direct connection nj
Chicago with trains over bothtne Mich gal souihsrn
and Michigan Central X to and nom Detroit 10.
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, ftisburgh,
Dunkrk, Bnffalo, Nisgara Falls Albany, Ne" OK
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also NJ
La Sale with trains the Illinois Central Road
north 20 GaenR and south 10 ST. ionis and CAIRO 10
which places tick + can be procured of s. s. SIZE
WINS, Ticket ogt. Il. X. Depot X j.
Passengers are reminded OF tue necassliy oign ing
distinct directions TO the destination OF their Dag
gage. also procure tickets before taking Their
seats in the the conductors collect fares only
10 stations the line Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN +. TRACY, Supt.
". II. WHITMAN, Asst Supf.
Rock Island, Jan. Is, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
Notice.

Notice.
tCpCh Island Bank has made arrangements to use
Ii limited amount of the notes OF 'sIhe Manutac
turers and Mechanics Bank OF Columbus Georgia. y,
and the same viii be received on deposit or In puy
mentor Exchange Coin, the sa me terms as the
issues OF the solvent Banks of Virginia, kentucky
ONO or Indiana NJ. Is. OSBORN. Presu.
II. island Junel3 do Wit. Is. II. MANN. Cashier
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
TLEaERs! saw AND GRIsT MILL MEN!
The Best Mill ever offered 10 the Public il
ErI TOMS PORTABLE MILL

TLEhERs! saw AND GRIsT MILL MEN
The Best Mill ever offered 10 the Public il
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
.ItvHiCH has taken the EirSt Pr,niEN D, all the
w StGts aid cs4Rtg Fairs where IL la. been ex.
hiksd, ard G0Ld Medal al The .sasrteaa Institute
A.. i. Cig. THIS Igly excellent N4L celebrated
ALIKE for simplicity, durability and pracicabiit
patented JabF ~, lis, st.ndi unriyaIed. The large
maud foreibly declare their merit oyer 1000 having
been s9La ia the last SIX months They admira
bis adspted for grinding Corn, Oats, Wheat, Ba
Corr 10 the ear, spices Scsith rapidly and per-
feetiou aAsuos beiOra.
No aiiH grigstz lrotH 10 bus. Of meal, 10 10
IS bus Sffee1 svr hour win from 10 horses, and
otAer Nos. pFOporslonals amount. They be
,,rol0llsd III horse steam water power, and are
Ne aazpteI 70 Irregular motion, hence al tn1iug
costtls Gao De attached 70 any say mill.
MsAL sElyEs attached 10 these mills, thus rem
deriHg them tAe only truly Yraetfeabts mil farmer
ran nave.
been 10 s.s Is months EiLEoai eIiEsr receiving
needing dressing, and likewise where they were in
irsapcee four mon Ia ago for grinding Ir0H Oas,
II Il an established fact that All mills using Knives
eat (esd but never grind MEAL aud hat all corn
ana cob erushers only crack tie corn aud cob and
lasl neisher reduce the feed to a desired fnensss
20 be 4sed witA profit. Butths
FELTON, MILL,
y II oct kniyes. and with grinding surfaces 90 hard
. yvrsd see Will net feet II, 10 pablo OF grind
Hg 70 any degree Of nBsBess, and ofr-dueikg cob 10
tAe ID aess % meal. These facts iustIfy Us IN
rsutux these mills 10 give sBtire Satisfaction.
For further info rnatioE and mills and rishi EpPl!
70 NICHOLS, LOOMS y Co, once lie Claire
House, Davenport, love, or Box slE r. o.
dec 81 dHE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
Attention Farmers.

WE bese tusg received 10. more Of kkniUrdis
w Patent straw Cutters which offer Ter sale
rGsep. .- -
Ja 2o-cw.f = va F" ~ FAEIIfAha.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
.Railroaos.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
IN ssa Eys 49,

z ss sSssjlfiE 49,
an sna afler Monday, January 2sth, ls5e. and I'M
~ Ill farther nstlee, trains VIII ieaNe paFehpo'.
for Muscaiinc and Iowa city, as iollo"s: u
lst Passenger train daily (sundaSs exc ~ AZ n ~
end Freight Train with Passenger Car alta :. ~,
Trains arrive al Davenport daily ,lsnndasseAe'Pe"
a. follows: Al
1s,. Passenger Train ut !" a'''
.nd uFre light Train with Passenger carsa :,
tashed at ~.
An Trains out OF Davenport viii make connections
with Muscatine and Iowa Iily. -
The Passenger Train arriving al Davenport al ~
A. NJ. connsc's with the Rock Island Mall IRAN I,
which leaves Rock Island for Chicago nj lliu A. NJ
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OIL giving
distinct directions as 10 the destination OF theH bag
gage Also to procure tickets before taking their
sseat. IN The cars JOHN Il. HENRY.
A nay sup'l.
N.sta, n TRANSFORMATION Jan2G dGm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
sTRAYED

ERoM the Subscriber on Jln nh, 1880. u vht,,
II Horse, abou, yours old. lie had on harness
with names painted red, .ben h. lett. ADy MS
nation Of him viii be Tswardetby
w. ID PORTER
Agent Western Sta &c Go.
Durant, Jan 10 '35 owtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14


NOW OPENED
Large Stock Of
Fine Watches, lewelry aud
Fancy Foods'
BILLIONS OLD STAND.
No. 9 Ls Claire Row.
To which the attention OF the
PUBLIC
u particularly Invited.
oet6,dtf
An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMNENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWElkf
Al HoUSEL's, No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
HAVE just returGed from New York with the
larry est nd best stock vi nne Watches Ind JsWeir!
Watches fro IN sseto ss25 silverdoi from - 10 SOC.
Gold Chains from o. ~ $50. Kings fr IN I've bils 10
$4,000 Breast Pins from Ito sou.
would call particular attention to nay sisek 81 La
dies aishes which euibfsces full variety RAN,
Huutlng and Ensinelet cases, and thiak can sur
the most fasIid!ous.
Ia short, M Whoie stock ot Clocks, Watches Jew
elry Silver and Plated full and CON plete aila
much la fser than has ever been broGg 10 This mar
kst and willsslI Wholesale oI relsii al pncsstha
will de!y all competition
Repairing done az usual al oftnosee
NOV. 18Th, 1874.
Table Cutlery by Express
I>RoM the Mandatory siGonwsyt Slassae haseits,
Il y6 HOUSRL'S.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
IN S L r A N c F..
FIRE AND MARINE

New York City Insurance Company.
HOME OFFICE, No. 9 WALL ST., Ny.
ER lScH osylcE No, g LIZ CLAIRE BLOCK, DAVENPORT.
Capital $50o,e9O
This company organized under the laws of Now
YORK has established branch office III Dayenportsad
will issue policies against loss or damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses, Warehouses, stores
and Nero hundise.
Also, MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION AND TRANS
portation Risks on the most favorable TERMS.
Royal CHAMBERLAIN, Sec'y. ID. joiner, Pres.
ALkA. w. McGREGOR,
SAINT 81 Iaya Gerl. Agent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
MARBLE WORKS
.NNTl(E.

fINHF Post Office has removed, bat the News Depot
i remains In the old Post Once room which ras
been neatly htted up where shall keen as usual the
Eastern Papers, Books Of STANDARD Literature Fle-
CANT illustrated Works, Cheap Publications. Maya.
Lihes school books, Stationery Choice Fancy Goods
&c, &c.
I-dtf INp GIIIETT Ar,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
memorial.
FRUITS, &C.

4 fhhSh lot oil Lemons, orunges, Suts. caadr.
~, Just received by
Dec %xdlt NJ. II. HElDEsaElMER
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14

TTFK NITAFKtIIFt1lTs IWF IUt SrtUHu
COLLECTION OF this popular Institution iat
the diffusion of Lit knAItRE and Akl have been
completed, and HULL PARIsu who have been ai-
pointed Secretaries for Davenport, Rock Island, MO-
iins and lie Claire ready to receive the sub
scriptions OF those Who wish to become meinbefs.-
The principle OF the Associations that the payment oil
$500 constitutes amy member, which ensitlct
him OF hsrto one the s3D Magazines and 10 HEX
OF IA the distribution 81 The >tatuury and PANT
iEgs. The siataary to Gr distributed Includes three
marble husts by POWERS. Of N.sHNe1os, FKANkLts
and NEAsrER. The management of the Association.
bee much improved since last year, and the put.
lie may assured that all Its operations are conduct
ed ID good faith For furher particulars and infat
nation, apply by letter orin personto
Ds., al HULL & PARISH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
INSURANCE

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office los broadway, n. Y.
AGENCY NO. . LEc-AiRE BLOCK, DANENPoR.
Cupital SsUa,0oN
PLrSy FRrKxAs Ae,uAry. NORRIS FsANKLIs, Prest.
A. W. McGkLGoR, Agent.
Sept. eIst, 1854.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-14
FINIasED BRASS WORK,

A IL kinds, vi Facets, Try. Cocks, Steam Wits.
~ Ties, OH O. Globe Waves, De, --at Eagle
Works, Chicago,
Dec I5-svU w. GATES CO.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
Employment for ], ,ooo Per

WANTED, Immediately, Agents in every
county &C. u IN the Uaitsf States ioGengage in the
THE GARDEN, OF THE WORLD; or, ihe
GREAT WEST; its history, its. wealth, Fits
natural advantages. and its future. CoInprls-
ing complete guide to Emigrants, with ii full
description of the different routes Westward.-
By Y. w. Dana, of Chicago, Ill /, author OF
"Western Scenes "Life in the West,'' &C.,
&c. With statistics md facts from Hon. Thos
II. Benton, Hon. Sam Houston, Col John c.
Fremont, and other "Old settlers.H GOnpris.
ing an outline history of the whole West,
from the time the first hunter who ever irud lis
palhlesss woodsDt 10 the whistle Of the Iast.ioco-
motive that has yet sped along its boundless
pralries, giving n full description Of its soil,
climate and farming resources of each State
and Territory. Also, the railroads completed,
in progress, and projected. together with the
religious complexion, educational provisions,
and population, from the statistics of 1855 and
1856. l2mo., muslin; 400 pages. Retail price
$l.25.
Address d. RULTSON. No. 81 South Third
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, or, If livine%SVest,
to!H Ii. NJ. Rulison, Cincinnati, Ohio. = . a, j.
A sample copy will be mailed, (post. paid
on receipt Of price. Also, full list of my pub
llcatlOn, with terms TO agents. RI -
=. S.-Edtors any regular weekly news
paper or monthly periodicals throughout the
United States, giving the above advertisement
four or more Insertions, including this notice,
and sending me copies of the papers, &c, con-
tanning the same, shall have a copy mailed TO
their address, postage paid. d. r.
O1-1f
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
Valuable Hotel Property and
,r.,,, Farm for Sale. -.-

THE undersigned will sell at public auction,
on THURSDAY. the 4th o. December next, at
. O'Clock, P. m, at the Hotel of Tilghman
Foxwell, in the town OF Smyrna, Kent county
and State of Delaware, all that valuable Farm
or Trsct of Land, situated in Duck Creek Hun
dred, Kent county aforesaid, adjoining lands of
Isaac Short and lands of Ephraim H. Sutton,
and containing 249 ACRES, more or less upon
which is erected commodous HOTEL,
with extensive Stabling, &C., all entire
1ly new.
This property is admirably situated as
business stand, and, in view of the prospective
repeal of certain Statute of this State, offers
superior inducements to those who wish to be
the owners of Hotel property. The steamboat
Balloon plies between the property and Phila-
dslphia, every day. Possession given to the
purchaser at any time. S IS. .4 ...
,TEkMS.-Ten per cent. of the purchase
money on the day of sale; the residue of 81 900
by the first day of January next; 81 900 by the
first day of March next, and the balance 10 five
equal annual instalments, with interest, to be
secured by bond and mortgage ofthe premises.
The per centage to be paid on the day of sale
will be forfeited to the undersigned, unless the
other terms are complied with-otherwise to
orm part OF the first payment. The purcha-
ser must pay the expense of all title papers,
Nc., and tender them in execution In ten days
from the day of sale. .... .... .... . - \
Offers for this property at private sale will be
received. 1'a
@''' .'''' is'. J. p. COMEGYS,
s.,. ,,. saa Attorney for Thomas Keen.
Nov, 10. 1856 .ts o.. -. a..,.. ... .i '..s
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
Fall ClOaks and Mantillas.
AT WHOLESALE AND RITA

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GEO BULPIN g. CO, Importers and Manu-.
faclurers Of CLOAKS and MANTlLLAS No. IVA
CHESTNUT street, "a few doors above Seventh south
side Philadelphia, lin connection with Geo. Bpl pin.
36l Broadway ". Y, the largest manufacturer Of these
goods in the United States beg leave TO call the al
tenlion of Wholesale and Retail buyers TO their large
and varied stock Of Coaks, Talmas &c, &C., for The
Fall Trade , p ...........,.st ,-...4 ...
Iheir collection comprises complete assortment OF
all the latest Paris Novelties Velvet, MOireA
tque, Cloth Plain Silk, &C., &c while the facilities
afforded by their connection with the largest Manu-
acturing House Of these goodsl in New York. enable
Them TO guarantee better value than is obainabs else
where in this market GEO BULPIN a. co. ~
augzI-5m "'' 1T4 Chestnut st, abovs Tth
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
Clay. Webster and Calhoun !:

Clay, Webster and Calhoun;
Also, the exquisite Ideal Bust, " SPRING.
APOLLO and DIANA, in marble, life size
together wiki the following Groups and Sta
tues in Csrrara Marble-of the
Struggle for the Heart,
|. Venus and Apple; Psyche; Magdalen;
Child of the Sea; Innocence;
Captive Bird; aud Little Truant;
With numerous works in Bronze, and a collec-
ton of several hundred FINE OIL ENGRAvIsGs
by leading artists.
The whole of which are to be distributed or
allotted among the subscribers whose names
are received previous to the Twenty.eighth of
January, 81, when the distribution will take
place. ---.. ..atj..... ..-..
Terms Of Subscription. b..
Every subscriber of Three Dollars is entitled
A copy of the splendid steel Engraving,
I" Saturday Night" ..... ..o .
A copy of any of the following 90 Magazines
one year; also, a copy of the Art Journal, one
year, and a Ticket in the Annual Distribution
Of Works of Art. Thus, for every So paid, a
person not only gets beautiful Engraving or
Magazine one year, but also receives the Art
Journal one year, and Ticket in the Annual
| Distribution, making four dollars worth oi
reading matter besides the ticket, by which q
valuable painting or piece Of statuary may be
received in addition.
Those who prefer Magazines to the Engrav-
ing "Saturday Night" can have either of the
following one year: Harper's Magazine, CO.
dey's 4ady's Book, United States Magazine
Knickerbocker Magazine, thraham's Magazine
Blackwood Magazine, Southern Literary Mes
senger.
No person is restricted to a single share
, Those taking FIVE memberships. remtting Sl5
|. are entitled to six Engravings, and TO six tick
cts in the distribution, or any five of the Mags
|. zines, one year, and six tickets. t..
Persons, in femitting funds for membership
will please register the letter at the Post Ofic
to prevent loss; on receipt of which, certifi
!, cate of Membership, together with the Engrav
| ing or Magazine desired, will be forwarded I
J any part OF the country. &c..
For further particulars, see the Novembs
Art Journal, sent free on application. =
For membership. address c. L. BERBY, Al
j. tuary C. A. A, 346 Broadway, New York, {
Western Office, 166 Water st., Sandusky, Obi
z}t noy19-6w. =, ~ #"tasia. b. @
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
'n,aD 4 .
- y ,. 2. .. " y
Fancy Goods, Baskets &ca&c.

ihe Ldrgcss Assortment d. Lowest Prices.
w TlLLER, Importer, has just opened at his New
AMI Chestnut SIS, Phiade lpha, I5O CASES MEM
"Oo';;S rSreIred by the last packeIs-makIng the
great 81 'erItt Of Fancy GpOds ever before Offered
iOfS. Dolls Fancy Baskets China and AIabis,er
Goods Confectionery Pupers, Fancy Boxes, Sernr
GaSeS. Tqbarfo sBoEes srIes. Tooih Brushes, and
Drn g'sts Articles, with every variety OF trenrl and
German Goods, which he oilers the very lowest
rates Call early. Cases Of Toys. we'll assorted al
%, SlO and $50 per case. Oc22-im
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
Thanksgiving nav.

DELAWARE SIS: ~ fIEsEUT9F -.--.
| ,.,.ia,..,...i tr ..I7," In the name and by the
authority of the State of Delaware, Peter f.
Causey, Governor Of said Site. 7'-.es 1li'
. ia.a b, PROCLAMATION. a. ..5. 20,
tFeitOto Citizens As members Of this Great
Repubic,it is becoming that we should offer
frequent homage to the Supreme Ruler OF the
Universe, whose watchful care protected us in
the days of our infancy and has guided us to
our present senyiable position among the nations
OF the earth. '''A '' a. -
Whatever degree Of prosperity and ha appi-
ness We enjoy above other nations, must be at
tributed to a Benefcient Providence by whose
Kindness alone, the cherished institutions of
our land, and the blessings OF civil and religious
liberty, exist he-At. at.a. ed ..-.
BY the benign Providence of Almighty God,
our progress as a nation is without a parallel
in the history ofthe world, and we are permit
ted to enjoy rights aud privileges unknown
among the other nations of the earth, and
which peculiarly distinguish US as a free and
independent people. s".< .as" b." ..
AS aiState we have much reason to be hap
py and contented. Healthand prosperity have
attended our people, war, pestilence and fam
inc are unknown in our midst, an abundant
harvest and teeming fields have rewarded the
labors of the husbandman, and blessings aud
kindness have been extended to us with lavish
hand.
1t is peculiarly fit and proper as the year is
passing away, that we should assemble at one
common shrine and renew our vows TO conform
more strictly to his Divine precepts, as a slight
return for his continued mercies and kindnesses
to us during the present year. "t.;. ..,.t. e.
Wherefore, 1, Peter f. Causey, Governor of
the State of Delaware, do hereby appoint
THURSDAY Y the 10Th day Of November neat,
as a day of Public Thanksgiving and praise TO
Almighty God, and earnestly recommend that
the people of this State, absIaiming from all
worldly employments, assemble in their respec-
tive places of worship and unite in hearty and
humble praise to our Divine Benefact0r, and
humbly beseech HIM to continue his favOrs to-
wards u.s.. ...
.,sSssyE Given under my hand and, the
.Ssass&sS. Great seal of the State, at Dover,
3Ms Ss%Bs this 9th day of November, in the
.ssSs$ year of our Lord one thousand eight
"Txs' hundred and ftty-six, and Of the
State the eighty-frst.
By the Governor, p. F. CAUSEY. 2
J. r. LoFLAND, Secretary of State.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19

G uAYDOCK 4 FlDLER. No. 10 South Second
"a IL street. Phadel IhiI, Dealers in Watches,
sRAsa& Jewery aud Silverware, have hand 100000
worth Of the very best r.. ...s ., ..,.
Gold Levers, lull iewelled Is carat cases, $25 90
Guld Hunting Case, full jeweled levers, 80 ,
Gold Lepine Watches. # f. ..... 1000
Silver Levers. full jewellcd. 4O0O
Silver Hunting Gaze full jewelled,i 1870
Silver Lepne Watches, t.. ...a..I SO
And Snme still cheaper than the above, and large
aasOrtnenI Of Jewelry of every description fine aud
cheap aud gOud assortment OF Slvet and Silver
plated Sare as can I've lound in Philadelphia, all Of
which we will selllOw. Person, wishing 10 purchase
any article in our Inc wall do wefi to give CALI
aud examine our stock beiore purchasing elsewhere
as our motto IL /" sell quick aud cheap" N. B-Re.
nlember, No. IL South Second street, Philadelphia.
now, '56ly ..- u... ..,. -' f'.......
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
STRAYED

n az AWAY from the subscriber, near
IN Shawn's Cross-Roads. on Saturday, the
GZA-l5th inst, large BAY HORSE, with
q hsulter on his head, also shoes on his feet,
and leaiher under his fore-shoes-supposed to
have gone towards Cloak's or Plait's mills
Any person finding or giving information OF
said horse will be rewarded. ..iu.l.
( z 5edm LEONARD HERPLER.
Nov. 18th, Is56.-lt* 4.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
What can Woman Doe

This long expected Book by T. S. ARTHUR,
is now ready for Agents and Canvassers. 1t is
having an immense sale. and is considered one
of his best efforts In it will be found Mr.
Arthur's views on the vexed question of WO-
MANS RIGHTS, and what she can do as SIS.
ter, Wife and Mother.
Specimen copies sent by mail on receipt Of
the price, $l.00. ..., ..... ~
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
AZ North 4th st. Philadelphia, Pa.
N. B.-We publish all Mr. Arthur's New
Books. Send for our list, and terms to agents.
octl5-3t
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19

TUE undern,s sned would respectfully inform the
ritizens OF SMYRNA and the public generally. thai
he j. prepared 10 do all kinds OF HOUSE and SIGN
PAINTING GLAZING and PAPER HANGING. ai
The shortest nefice and upon the most moderate terms
lie has been residing ia this The last four years,
and give The best reierences in regard To the exc
cuiion of his wofk. 50 > VI
3 Ry- Call nj ihr new GoihIc Frame House an Com
s.erre street, kH.U BEN r. STEWART.
sep2, -Iyt 80 Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19

If UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND and
miiversal satisfaction is evidence OF unexsm-
pied merit, then is PASCHALL'S GREAT
EVER and AGUE MIXTURE the recognized
and acknowledged remedy in all countries
~hers this Disease prevails. So astounding is
ais. thorough and searching efficacy that at
staunton, Delaware, three bottles actually ef-
fected permanent cure in no less than eigh-
teen cases See the evidence Of its high merit
in the pamphlet on Chills and Fever.
- John HI. BEWLEY, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
Wilmington. Oca2.'56
GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

q. G. MERsHos, Merchant. says: .-...-.7.,
- -. SixPsoNyILLE, Shelby county. Ky,
-. .,i, ~ .,..- -. March 80, 1856.
.ssThs German Biiters give general satisfac-
ten, aad | herewith hand you certificate of Mr..
Morton Berklsy. respectable farmer Of this
ceunty."iisis -aa.. .....|.
SixrsoSvnLE, KY, March 30, le55-Dear
sir--I would inform you that have been af
ficted tor several years with Dyspepsia, in u
very aggravated form, for which used Sarsa-
parilIa aad various other remedies, without OBJ
tanning any relief From the various testimo-
mails in favor of IIooHand's German Biiters, |
wss induced to try them, and | now state with
pleasure that through their use am enjoying
better health than have done for years past,
aud cheerfully recommend the B,tters to all
afflicted with that terrible disease. =
Respectfully, yosrs, -..F.s
eaTt #%@ -@f MoRroN BERELEY.
To DR.. C. Jackson. II -,
See advertisement. .... ....-..
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
Peruvian GuaRaO

EXPERIENCE has taught The Farmer lint tho only
II reliable Fertilizer The Peru, ian Go, ermment
GuanO. tt
VIE subscEiber, SOle Agent in Philadelphia for
the sale of PeruN ian (iuan0 has NOW ON hand a
iarge stock VI Pure PERUVIAN GUANG) which he
will sell ut the lowest Cash price, lots suit eiher
callers Ur farmers.
CHRISTIAN.
Sole Agent "r Philadelphia,
No 70 North Wharves. and 81 North Wafer street
Ng2O.3m