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may Be The opinion 81 those part'ssns
who are BOW endeavorlng 10 strike
down their political opponent with
weapons dragged from the tomb.
Fellow oitlxens. you are aware you
cannot vote for FILLMORE alone. You
must know that IN voting for the cleo
toraI ticket u Mr.. Fillmore. you also
vote Tor Andrew jackson Donelson; As
In voting Tor that OF Mr.. Buchanan.
you vote for John 9. Bfeckinridge.
Mr.. Fillmore h'mseIf became President
BY one Of those dispensstions Of Prov
idsnce which may Likewise cruse Mr..
Donnelson to Gil che chair, u their
ticket we're successful. Between Don
elsou and Breckinsidge | could not
hesitate TOR . single instant FnoW
Major Brectinridgs we'll; be is mol on
y my fellow ksntuekian, but my TEL
low-townsman also We have differed
10 politics. bat have never heard but
one opinion expressed OF h'm--that ne
70 an honorable, hIgh-toned kentucky
gentleman. Nadords me very great
pleasures 70 relate &c you an inc'den.
which occurred IN my presence. and
which afforded as much qualification to
my is'her ~ was honorable ana
orsdIseb'e to MAJOR brcckinFldge.--
Very soon after his hrss election 10
ljO0XTMHH HIXIUf 0F1rKINFII{UU rHIIc
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" ~ original and pop
ulnr TscatIss on han
AID Won,ai, their Ply.
sIo;exy. FrutiIons aud
Sexual Disorders Of ev-
cry zlud, with nescr-
falling nomcdic for The
speedy cufe Of all dIs-
eases % = private and
delicate character. incl
dent To the vIclation o
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22


HE evidence was clear and distinct.
and fully exculpated Mr.. Clay from
che charges made against him. So
Mr.. Clay regarded il himself. and he.
the person accused, testified. publicly
and privately. taat he considered Mr.
Buchanan had done him no wrong.
read to you from Colton's Private Cor
responaence Of my father. bis privste
letter - his old friend. Judge Brooke.
Of virginia-the friend Of bis time
"a letter never intended for publica-
tion, dated August. 1897. In which.
referring to Mr.. Buchsnan's Lancas.
ter letter. he says: IL could not desire
. stronger statement Again in
public, upon the occasion Of dinner
given him in Washington on his re.
tirement from the Office Of Secretary
Of State. he. said:
"Thnt citizen General jackson
has done me great injustice. Il wa,
inflicted, as ] must ever believe, foI
the double purpose Of gratifying pri
vate resentment and promoting per.
sonal ambition. When. during III.
late canvass, he came forward 10 tn.
public prints, under his proper name
with his charge against me. and sum
moned before the public tribunal hi
friend and only witness (Mr. Bucha
nan) TO establish il. the anxious atten
| ton Of the whole American people wa
directed TO the testimony which tina
| witness might render. He prompt,
obey ed the call, and testified to whs
be knew. He could say nothing. ans
he said nothing which cast the slight
est shade upon my honor or integrity
What no did say was the reverse o
any implication Of me-"
| Thus, fellow citizens, We have tn
private and public opinion Of my faith
er respecting the testimony Of Mr.
Buchanan upon the charge Of bargain
and intrigue. l know that my faihe
would not have expressed such opin
ions, unlrss he believed them TO b
true. lie was satisfied with Mr.. Buch
snan. and % expressed himself private
| ~ and publicly; that is enough for me
and 90 far az am concerned. Il IL o
1.-THE smallest possible consequences whs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING

ever offered In This market. We have been very
particular In bu, Ing our Clothing. and 1asler our.
selves that can rim you out. gentle man, from
chad " fost" Tor less money than any house In
this Valley. Give W call.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22
METAMORA

STOVES. AND TIN WARE.
The UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
u me cillsens OF BROOK VILE, Muta mora. Laurel
aud otbcv places that he expects 70 keep on hand
4 good supply Of TlNWAkE aud
St.ves ~ all ktndss AT his store In
HETAM0RA, IND,
Whcrshe wsDid be plcascd 70 accom- MEDIATE all OF
Franklin County with stoves. At city pnees, also,
lHELr-sEALlNG FRUIT CANS
or vsrfonS kinds, and the comfnon Cana also.
Orders nom Brook vile or Laar-i tor cans. can be
sent BY the hack and will receive prompt attention.
For Stoves. send BY tho Canal.
aug as4 ~ s-.-- s<,i-oaok y. SHERWOOD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22
NEW ALBANY, IND.
P. CHH.DS 4 cos
)oveveien uoim PHI mnnueactery.
PREPARED ByA. =. buRLEicH 4 BRO.

PREPARED BY A. A. GURLEiCH 4 BRO.
~
f5a ~" At"@rt Arr efI IH
~wvrfuour ~ood hc.it,.. - c.soos ana, ~
w pies,ures Of life, which erows bard:nsosne.
Our constat desire u 70 ert relief from pam No
society ~ when - min<ie can mare ~ uxpPy<-
Seeing others ei1o y'nf sfonF codstt stlen and
tbat We are net - the5 are zee subject u eauh's
greatest birsrirk-food hes'th.
nr' ~ nSr s ,r's,nf ~, f.i'y WIS
- shen ~. s.,I ~ - 1870 ~ ~.
ease they farrct That tks seeds Of dsnth sfs il
the body. and shoss excuses ouy prepare Ne ~ys.
ten fof thoss seeds 70 refmlpsts iho sosner. and
ere thcy ihink thcs are snskinr fsnIf A s,d.r !.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22


ger from the question Of slav6ry. For
tie purpose Of putting Il - rest the
so-cslIed Missouri Conpromise MAS
made, but Il did not settle the quss-
sion. Again. IN js<9-60. Il raised lie
horrid front. Fortunately for the
country. 1t that time there were then
It Washington mea Of = giant race.
Who could see and appreciate the dan
ger, and warn the country Of Il. Do
you not recolIect how the black cloud
eat Ike : lsaden pail upon the hearts
OF men--boN he bravest lrembIsd Tor
|she uoioaf Do you not remember
With What anxiety III eyes we're turn
"a 10 Washingtoa --viih What trsmb.
ling sagerness ron listened for every
scf1p q newt IA laas the tidines
esns tkat the Conpromiss Measures
OF 1850 had bsen pasvsd, although 10
detail. HAvA ron forgotten he re-
ioieInss throe9 hous the whole land?
How lhe bells rpng, and The glad
|skouls vent Mp to Iissvenin gratitude
that the country was safss How vain
End how futile we're the hopes Of The
bsst and wissst Of msa. Scarcely are
soue Of she principal actors IN those
|uobIe scenes cold IN lhsir graves. when
again the black clond Il upon us.-
The country b 10 danger. The Black
Republicans Of tho North. determined
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22

- - = -. - It, -
& - UnIc1 Meeting ~
Coun>y, Kootucky.
koino ooIIei for zee IN
~ ~es.. ~, :. "A Ola
- ~ 81 flsSrv-(]lsv~
-
= <z.r1,.~>-. f<Ilo.. -c;tir>.s
D~rr:1I:--T prsssns myself
g. ~ ooccoIon under cir
r,e~r,r ~ sxsrnordina-
~ e. 81 600 IN she
r~-,1s - ~ heoltk. l have
u ~ - ees~s~sios 8 3
q 6~rr11<. 81 ~ roousss
49, 49, I reooenlus
- Dcr,osr.lu. q sens
81 go 4 - ulso .aud %
- - - 11nlo.. hal
ss~bi~re fbers ~ perhaps
IN kc|f dozen persoos
-, -. - be(ore. ana
49, vIfh whom / have
1870 ooounlnlnnoe. You
49, So1sver. hssrd ny
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-22

''.ss:
The suffrage Of Old line Wings upon
. pure Wig platform. There are
principles ayowed and maintained BY
both the parties Of which they are rep
rezentatives. which We do not approve.
Il Il necessary for a. 70 choose between
them. which ever is most likely % de-
feat The Black Republican candidate;
and In making the choice Il u not nee
essary for US 70 indorsc OF 10 give In
our adhesion TO the principles which
either represent. behave that the
Union would be safe with either. and
i - our duty to save the Union u We
can. The question for 10 70 resolved
into mere question Of chances, which
V The most likely TO succeed according
70 cur best light, Mr. Fillmore Or Mr..
Buchanan7
fellow-oit'sens, ! have made my
choice. Looking over the whole
country. not oonhn'ng my view to my
own STATE, Or 70 ny own locality.
not suuer'n8 myself 70 DC 'nnuenceo
BY partisan journsls or by partisan
vra'ors-i am os''oeFa'e'y eonv'ncea
tnat.Mr. FILLMORE mas. mol tne ieast
chance o. success; and that 4 y Dc -
NJ poss'o'e 70 oe'sH' rfsmons' 'ne
Democrats party. Win ineir cano!'
dates suehsnsn spc brscE'nr'oSe. WIN ,
we ava OF Tue Y sion-'ov'nB vmnne
wings, q the only party which mas
sne easy en~nes % % " e"9~ p,s ne, :
uts'e eeRtaln OF nea!'y csF'A'n 'oF in-
more, and v'n snov you Two Tor
puon.nsn' nov. m" ns"u "''"en
NC Is'u,.s VI 'ns 'ass e'so'' ,'s ION
.o'cn s'ons We can 'o:.n ss"~o'e con
e'es'ons. FROM .ne'o !" appear, mat
wn's we've OF me 2eu'nern STATES
nro a'mo,t certain 10. D"cnan"" ms'
rmno'e nsss :. 'ns oe.'' o"' = uouo''
M cnAnce '0r inc rems'n'ng 'n nee,
ne', mr. peenansn Pssssn' "'n s,:s
Vim Amos, Tue wno'o o,e'n - so''u
pns'sn s, A. me WORN s n's couns =
ing .un - sVou' NJ s"' I'M y vo''
NV" os''S v,.: I'm" MI. s~ -.
~ We "nss z"ST 800 - ;, = :
r.' ooss' .ne "o.us,e y - III w
Ds@ocIs''0 snow ~. nsu
osesns. s anu nsu .sss =. a Ias ~
most confidently exPected ''s defeat
! know. fs;'ow-wn'gs, how d'incol'
u 70 LOT you 20 get Tid q o'd PR Jua''
4 Gee, either Of attraction or OF rePu's'on'
! have mol forgotten however, tna'
upon : question Of mere availsb''ity'
the Wings OF Kentucky were able
through their delegates 81 fh''adei
ph'a 70 i64s: 70 give up their IDOL the
man whom hey loved. and who loved
them, and who had done 20 much io'
the honor OF Kentucky. that whenever
hentucky's name was mentioned, a
1 hama mr. Abroad hIo nn0<
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CONNERSVILLE.
TO0LDFRlENDSAND NEW,

THEpARTNERsHIP OF BATEMAN &BuR
y ton being dsssoi> ed, visa W snl few ord,
70 my Old frssn4is and the customcsa ofthe lat.
arm. haveeoueiudod 70 devote my vhois time
Tailoring Business.
fbase modelled aud fs1tted the store formerly
occupied by the nrm, just opposite the coafI
House, aud having received new and beautiful
Clothes, Casimers, Tweeds, vestings,
Co.. Co., &C.
From The city \ will make N orderevesy descrip.
ton ofclothing. From my Loxa experiences, ana
the uniform satisfaction hereto fore given, ffoei
eosndsnt that shall BE- able 10 give entire and
fall srtishction 10 oil who may give mo trial. =
NY stosk will siways b. found com pte tc-eser,.
thing pertaining 10 ths business. and ofthe moxi
fsshionabIc kIpd, Will be kept on hand. aud per.
cons ofthe most fastideous taste, ~ well 10 fos,
wanting xoods ola cheaperkind may call with
the assurance that thsv will b. satisfied.
I trust those who have know stand pafronized
me for many year. past. win again bcstow upoh
me The light VI their patronage, and shaluse al
my cndsasnr. 10 give the sasne satisfaction thatl
fundamentally done hsrstoters-
Reminder the Place and Remsmbs1 fAs name.
ConnefsvilIe, Juno IS.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
Gratis /!

JUST published: New Discovery m Me,Iicin., {,
A lew Words an The Rational Tf,.aluent VII.
Medicine. of Nervous Debility, Low Sr,riIs. H.
Iu"e' w sakness OF The Limbs Snd Back lndls ,,,I,,
AMI lncapaciiy Tor Study and Labor Dulnp,> ,,
prehension Loss of Memory aversion l., Socrtv I,,,
OF Solitude, Humidity, Self Disirus IIZllue,, III
Ache PAINS III the side Affection OF The EYes p,ni
French Of DR.. 3. De I.aney '' ''o
Ihe important TACT that these alarming comrl,u,,s
may easily be removed without Medicine * -, ,i,
small tract, Clearly demon raed and the enIirrl
new and highly successful treat nen, As ,,,I Ind ~
The Author. FULLY explained. by means of which $50
one IS enabled 10 cure himself perfect; and NJ ia
least possible cost avoiding thereby all The aIver',
nOstrnms OF the day ''N'~
Sent to any address, gratis and posi- free m, ,e.,,
ting lpnsl lmid) Two postage stamps 10 DR. n nr
sep26-ly5p IN wi" O'V'
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
Great Bargains in Dry Goods

WHOLESALE and notwithstanding of FALL
GOODS.
FAUSSETT & GREEN No. Is North SECOND
Street, corner OF Jones AlleyD PHILADELPHIA -
Receiving daily from Philadelphia and New York
Auctions all the desirable stylcs OF Dress Goods
French Merino. ParrameItas. Mad0nas Debege. De
Lanes, SlAWLS. Esiella Bordered, Cashmere Thi-
bet, Bay Stale, Long and Square Blanket Shawls
Table Covers; Wool Plaids Sack and Opera Flmnels;
l.iucn Table Cloths. Towels, rIcklngs. Lnen and
Cotton Diaper; Red aud White Flannels. the best and
ne pest MUSLINS in the city. We call especial
attention 10 our BLACK SLkS. all the cciebr;led
makes al the lowest cash prices, and warranted Oil
Boiled; also, 10 our long aud square Brocha Shawls
Blankets. all and all prices, together with ii
trge assortment OF Mems aud Boys Wear; the lar
ees aud cheapest SalIIncls in the city. and all other
goods too numerous mention at the Cheap Store
Of FAJSSETr y GREEN.
ncL3-3m
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
BOOT HALL, Philadelphia,

No. l64, South Second street, below Spruce,
Philadelphia; opposite Loxley's Hall, Bust
ness Square.
xAJHERE may be found 27O COO pairs Of Boots.
w Shoes and Gums of my own manufacture at
the following low pIIces
Gents Congress Gaiters-Pafent Leather Calf Buck.
skin and Cl ah. all Kinds Of Fancy Shoes, from 50 81
10 81 so. Gents Calf Morocco and Kip Boots, 81 to
81 co. Coarse hJRg and shOrl-legged Boots 80 10 81
Ladies French and English Lasting Caters all colors
81 IS 10 f3cis do Morocco Boots. oil colors 81 as 10
{ = do Bacskins and Slippers, 50 TO 3Tt cis Misses
and Chidrens Boots Shoes, CATERS and Slippers all
4 gulsrs; Booiees, Boots and Caters, all prices.
s.. .Als1 greal variety Of Trunks aud Carpet Bags
Y Donl forget the Big Gun. ~. -
= ee3l-5m ,s,..- F. ~ .its...s,. JOHN CONWAY.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
Donald KENNEDY.
No. l2O Warren Street, Roxbury, Mas,
PRICE SLIGO

I ININT 81 %.
., Wholesale Agents, New York City. C. Clickucr
81 Barclay street: {. ii. Ring, Ig2 Broadway; A. Is
Il ID. Sands, 100 Fulton street. - -
=, T. W. Dyri & Sons. Philadelphia S. s. IIauc.
BalImare, Geo. ii. keyser, PIIlsurs -
Also, for sale by ID. LOCKWOOD and JAMES p
ii ~ hrh' smyrna Del; III. p. Baker OIessI;
Hum Il Kennedy, MIddleIGwn; Dr. l. n SnII - -,
George IS; Dr. h. W orreIl, delaware CIV and hy nh
respectable Druggists IN lhc UM,ed S,i,.. ana
Provinces. Ill - . mt
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
PROPERTY IN SMYRNA:

- A House and Lot on Delaware street
Sasiil also, two Building Lots adjoining; will
MaTbe sold together or seperate, as desired
A House and Lot on Methodist street. A Lot
of Ground, and House aud Lot on Main St.
Three Building Lots on North st. Two Build.
ing Lots opposite the Odd Fellows Hall. One
new, two-storied Frame House, with Back
Buildings, large and good, on Commerce street
One new, two-storied frame Dwelling, with
Back Buildings, on South street. Also, q
Building Lots not herein named.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
VuIcanizcd India Rubber.

AURGICAL STOCKINGS 500 KS kNEE.CAPS
~ AZ. for Fariro,e En'mgcd NetrY WcaLn.>,
al Knee aud Am%le J Inls Swuiirn I.nl,, Rhc.un,
iIsn, Cont, Sc dc. THIS Ei'sic Coullrc,.i y Fni.r,
Is i"rmcd of India Rubber breads prepared by the
process OF NhlchnZ II2 81 rs To rcai.I pei i>
eaSuciIy. These threads airwar,i, c.vcr,d wIL
silk ald cOIlOL, and Woven INTO net WORK, sl.rt
Ings. Nc. IL Is hight m texture, and porous ~ a, t.
permit The eNudalInh "i mUIsIue IL epug la, .rg al
ways rHl anu Comfortable They can lie drawn ~
and oil with extreme facility thus wing ala t,c tim,
0i la"s "r bandagng. AMI giving more cq,la, pre-,
sure ami supp 81 than any ulher hulagn mann tt.ur
ed They have rerelve'i III" IN hest approval III lh,
"Ir'"ns' both IN tins country aud III Europe For sa.
Wholesale and retail by
C. W NANlIORN Il co.
INrlI.s .Ll..lS ...L H. L. L
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
SPANISH MIXTU r. E.


Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
An lniable Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil, Rbeu-
n.aiism. Obstinate CutancOus Erup0ns, Pimples or
Pusiules on the Face, BOichcs Boils, Ague and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes. Ring Worm or letter.
Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain Of the Bones and
JOINTS, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphililc Disorders. Luln-
bagO. Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases arising
from an InudiciOus Use of Mercury lmprudence IN
lLi- or mpurity Of the Blood.
SF- This great alteTIVe medicine and purifier oil
Blood is used By thousands of grateful patients
from all parts of The United States NhU testify daily
10 the remarkable cares &c riOrmtd nv the greatest al
all medicines, "CARrERS SPANISH MIXTURE >
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Srrollla. ErupIInls the
Skin, Liver Disease, Feycrs Ulcers, old Sores. Alice
llOs Oi the Kidneys, Diseases ui hn throat, fcnait
complaints pains ami achII" OF lhe Bones and JOINTS
speedily put 10 fright by using Iis great and ines
Unable remedy
For all diseases OF the Blood, n"hihg has vel been
found 10 COM llh il. Ii CleasCs the of al
impurities gently aud efficiently on tie Liver an,
Kidneys, strengthens e Digestion gives lone TO thu
stomach makes the skin clear healthy. and re
stores The Constitution enfeebled y disease broker
down by The excess OF youth, 10 Ills pristine vIgor AM
strength.
| For the Ladies, it is ncomparahy better than all tn
cosmetics ever used A few doses OF Carriers Spans
MIxtu.e will remove all saowne.s of complexiO
bring The roses mamtng 10 the check, give claslicli
To The step, and improve the general health in
IntTkaDle degree beyond all the metlCIncs ever hear
Of.
The large number Of certificates hich we have re
reIvrd from persons from all paris ni the ned States
Is The best evidence at there Is no ilumbug about it,
The press hulel Keepers. magistrates, physicians,
public men. we'll known the eumInl MY, All od
!heir testimony 10 The wonderful effects of Ills Gre
Blood Purifier.
CAL on the Agent and get a Circular and Almanac
and read the Wonderful this Truly greutesI Of
! Medicines has performed.
WA. S. BEERS g. Co. Prop'rs,
304 Broadway, New York
For sale by d. LOCKWOOD, Smyrna
Fox & Spiccr, Leipsic; aud by J. Cowgirl an
ID. Burton, Dover. (Jan23-I y.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
SAVING FUND
on
t@''ed States Insurance, Aanuity d. Trust Co.
= L. csrner Third and Chestnut s,q. pbilad,luh;,
Capital, S250,OOO.

MONEY is received on deposit daily The amount
w dePlslied is entered in a Del,osit Book and
will he given
All sums large and SMALL are received, and the
amount plid back On demand without notice
Interest is paid at the rate of Five per cent com
mencng from The day of deposit and ceasng fourteen
da! $ previous To the withdrawal of the money
On the first day OF January in each year. the inter
est q" each deposit PAID to The depOsIIur added
the prInripal, as he may prefer
The Company have now upwards of $500 deposit
ors III the City Of Philadelphia ale me-
dressing the Treasurer.
..... DIRECTORS.
stephen X. Crawford, Pres't, William NJ Goodwin.
Lawrence Johnson,V Vice Prest, Paul b. Goddard,
Ambrose w. Thompson, George McIIenrv
Benjamin " .TngIey, james DeyereuS
Jacob l.. Flerance. Guslayus EugIisb
Secretary aud Treasurer PLINY FISK.
Teller and Interpretor,..J. C. Oehlschlager
SePl2, '55-ly.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
WOODS
Ornamental IRON Works

'a Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
S7 INilE attention Of tho public is invited TO the
Ess extensive mandatory and ware room OF
Ill the subscriber, who prepared TO furnish. at the
Shortest notice Iron Rniling OF every description Tor
Cemeteries Public and Private Buildings, also Voran.
dahs Balconies. Fountains. Seriees, Chairs, Lions.
Dogs, &C. and other Monumental Iron Work Of deco.
raiive character, oil OF which IN executed with the
express view of pleasing the taste while they combine
all the requisites Of beary aud substantial c0nstruc.
lion.
Purchasers may rely having all articles carefully
boxed and shipped 10 their place Of destination.
book OF designs will be sent 10 those who wish 10
make q selection. ROBERT WOOD,
Id .lf h Ridge Avenue below Spring Garden St
octl0-3m p" 1861 PHILADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
-DOVER Kent Co Ian

w lLMlN(I1ON'
Steam Plaster and Bon MILL.
fINHE subscriber is largely engaged IN grinding
l. Extra LAND PLASTER, which he will sell al
all times at the Lowest Prices Persons residing near
Railroad or Water navigation, by sending their Bags
to the address Of the subscriber have their Pls-
ter sent 10 them. All goods delivered at the Depuls
BOas. Landings. &c. free of charge. The greatest
care will be given 10 bags when sent. When farmers
living near waiter navigation can make it suit to club
and purchase GIUund Plaster by the cargo It will be
delivered 10 them, and liberal reduction made.
9cT The subscriber will pay 20 cts. per hundred lOr
BONES, JeiNe red al the wharf near his mill
Address. SAMUEL X. NIElDS,
sc;l9-Gm Wilmington, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
Reg leave to refer to the JOlIOUing gentle.

Hon. r. SPruance, Geo. w. Cummins, Esq,
and Ex-GOv. VIM. Temple, of Smyrna, Del;
- III. w. Bates and ]. p. Comegys, Esqrs, of
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, ESD, Of Cantwels
Bridge, Del; VIM. J. Hur.ock, Esq, of st.
Georges, Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill,
Esqrs., Of Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
10 FARM ERS.

10 FARMERS.
INIIE subscriber have made extensive nrenarotions
for furnishing iuil supply Of their Improved
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
For Fall Seeding, and inform their customers Ihat The
price has Lot been advanced. but continues al The
old rae Of $40 per ton, Of 20OO lbs ~
II is considered the best manure for Wheat Rive md
ether Grnins--np' only producing heavy crops, bul
also sIIflenng the straw. --.,
CAUTlON.-Observe that every barrel of our nrt
cle mas our name ana that 1 Potts d kelt stamped on
the head. Pamphlets describing its qualities and
mode of using can be had at our store, or by mail
when desired liberal deduction made TO dealers.
GUANO-NSo ., &c GOY e,s.l, .s roru,i4n'
Pacific Ocean Guano. This is one Of the Richest
Guano0s ever imported. fully equal TO the Peruvian
ALLEN y NEEDLES,
81 " South Nhnrves and IS South Water st.
LIST store above Chestnut st. Philadelphin
01r Farmers can load ON Water street and avoid
the crowded wharf, tAug29-3m.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
TRUSsES! Trusses! 'Frusse ; ,

~ G. ii. NEEDLES,
90 Truss and Brace Establishment.
s. w. cor. Twelfth and Race SITS, Philadelphia.
IMPORTER Of fine FRENCH TRUSSES, combin.
Il ing extreme ughlnCss, and durability with
correct construction
HernIn or rupiured pateRis con he suited by remit
ting amounts before Sending number of INCHES
round the hips, and stating side affected
Cost OF Single Truss. 81, SO. 81 %. Double So,
Sc, So and SU
lnIlrucions as TO wear. and how 10 effect a cure,
when possible, sent 18th The Truss
Also, for sale. ~ great variety. DR.. Bannings I'm.
proved Patent Body Brace for the cure of ProIa
Uterl; Spinal Props aud Supports, Patent Shoulder
Braces. Chest ExpanderS aud EreclOr Braces
70 oil with Stoop Shoulders and Weak Lungs English
Elastic lbdominal Belts. Suspensores Syringes-
male and female. a1- Ladies Rooms with lady at.
PENDANTS. Augl IS lV
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
HOLD on LOOK HERE

Occupying the old stand, one door above the
store of Geo. w. Cummins on Commerce st.,
Smyraa, Del, We are prepared to Manufacture
ut the shortest notice, TIN and SHEET IRON
q WARE, of every description, upon the most
reasonable termf, We can, understand you,
sell Stoves and every other article In our line,
either al wholesale or retail a. cheap as any
so,ber establishment IN the State ssasissss -
Roofing and Spouting done according to order
and in the very best manneF, All work war
ranted. 5N - 8a,e.s
Thankful for the liberal patronage Of the
public heretofore extended to us. we hope
TO merit continuance of the same. iieaa
Don't forget TO give us call.
JOHN II. GRAHAM o. co.
April 4, '55--ly.