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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-04-08
TERMs OF ADVERTISING.

Special notices Headed double tn usual
prce.
Attorneys held responsible for all advertise
4ncnts brought in by them. All advertise
4nents handed in by Monday.
AZ When there is no contract made, and the
number of insertions is not mark d on the
advertisements at the time they are handed
in for publication, they will be continued in
until ordered out, and hargedb by ~thesquare.
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JOB WORK.

Having lately made representations TO our JOB
Materials, we are prepared 70 do all KINDS OF
nl,;n and decorativeJ0 PRINTING in a style
not to be surpassed by any Office i'll this section
Of the State. Orders respectfully solicited
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Foundry and Prin
tiers Emporium.
ESTABLISHED ISIS

YTHE subscribers desire to advise
Il their friends, and the Printing Interest
generally, that since the late fire, which injured
only the Manufacturing Department of their
establishment, they have entirely rehtted the
same with new machinery. and have availcd
themselves of the opportunity TO introduce cv-
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EA1lSpIDEs Gp1GG
OF EVERY n
Electrotyping and Stereotyping,

GiSS ping oAiSA ping
IN ALL THEIR BRANCHES.
Typo Copper-faced to 0rder.
Old Type received in exchange for new at
niae cents per pound. if delivered in sixty days
from the date of purchase if later, but six
cents per pound.
% Publishers of Newspapers who win III
scrt this advertisement three times, with this
note, ard forward US q paper containing the
same, will be paid in printing materials by
purchasing four times the amount o. their bill
for the advertisement.
u SECOND HAND PRESSES (Machiue
and Hand) usually on sale.
u Our New Combir alton Borders, which
since their first Introduction have been careful
ly revised. and can now be justified with the
greatest nicely. hereafter viii be sold ct fifty
cents per pound.
, MM, HA ga Jn' WIN. HAeAR, d Co.
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
Fore NGarvel1OusA
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.


by the aid of a Microscope, we see millions Of
9littIe openings on the surface of our bodies
Through these this Ointment, when rubbed on tho
skin; is carried TO any organ or inward part. Dis
eases ofthe Kidneys, disorders OF the Liver, afec-
tons of the Heart, Infa E atoms of the Lungs
fectualIy cured. Every house wife Knows that
salt passes freely through bone or meat OF any
thickness. This healing Ointment far more readi<
iy penetrates through any bone or feshy part Of
the living body, curing the most dangerous in ward
complaints, that ea2not &c reached BY other means
ErysipeIas, Salt Rheum & Scorbutic HHmors
No remedy has ever done SO much for the cure Of
diseases of the Skin whatever form they NAV as
sumo, as this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum.
Ssary x44 aaEs Af Is nf64dehes. The Inventor has
travelled over many parts of the globe, visitingthe
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment. giv-
ing ADVICE as to its application, and has thus been
the means OF restoring countless numbers to
health.
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds & Ulcers.
Some OF the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the use ofthis wonderful Ointment when
wounds, ulcers, glandular sweliings. and tumors.
Professor Holloway has, by command ofthe Al1e9
Eo oseiih nrre s6ipments of this Ointment, to be used
under the direction of the Medical stan, In the
g Tsndi isrs swe 81 mS% Stiffness G Sr contraction Of u
Joints, even of2O years standing.
Piles and Fistu1as.
These and other similar distressing complaints
can be efectunIly cured if the Ointment will be
we'll rubbed over the paris affected and by other
wise following the printed directions around each
pot.
Both the Ointment and Pills should
he used i'm N Following cases:
Burions, Burns, Chopped Hands, Chilblains: FfsS
tulas, Gout. Lumbago, Mercurial Eruptions, Piles
Rheumatism Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases, Sore
Legs, Sore Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats
Sores of all kinds. Sprains, Scalds, Swelled Glandss
Stiff Joints, Ulcers, VenerlalS Sores, Wounds Of all
kinds.
S.%SoII at the Manufactures OF Professor HoG
LowAY, SO Maiden Lane, New York, and 224 Strand
London, and by eIlrespectabic Druggists and Dealt
es in Medicine throughout the United Slater, and
the civilized W Grid, in pots, at % cents. es3 Cents
and 81 each.
Il There is a considerable saving by taking tho
larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance OF patients In
every disorder are affixed to zach pot.
April e3, 1850. ely.
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DIED.


At Loudonvillc, on Thursday morning last M
EPHRAIM PELL, aged Il years.
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Notice.
House and Lot for Sale.

HOUSE aQu LOU 1OI Sale.
ONE mile and n half west of Ashland, on
" the road leading from Ashland to Olives
burg. one acre of land. and a good dwelling
House and Stable, and a good well Of water
and a great variety of Fruit Trees and good
garden, Everything handy, and can be got
cheap. DAVID SLOWER.
Feb. 5, 1857. ly.
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SWINE.

The supply of Hogs continue light, and
consequently prices keep up, notwith-
standing the packing season is over
In consequence of of the unexpected ad-
vance in Mess Pork, and consequent
high price of lard and Bacon, we do
not sec but what the price of live hogs
for city use fresh, and for Lard and city
cured Hams through the Summer must
continue high. We make the following
figures as the price of hogs this week:
Live weight.
First quality, corn fed, large
Second quality, corn fed-----7R@7@c
First quality, small sizes, fat and
prime, for marketbutchers.- Sc.
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Notice to Teachers.

TIME Board of School Examiners of Ashland
County will hold the following Examina-
lions during the year 1857, at Ashland, in the
Union School buildings, vizs
NJ \ eEI.l# -|-rlo-y n e IT1-o1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-04-08

And in fact, everything usually found in a
Cabinet Ware Room. all of which will be made
by the best worxmen, out of the best material,
and will be sold VERY LOW FOR READY
PAY! I will also keep n general assortment
Of CHAIRS which shall he sold at small prof
its.
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YEALS.

Are selling from 81 to 7c for fair
About the same quantities of poor stock
is in market as usual.
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The receipts this week have again fall
en- off about 700. and will continue so
for some time to come yet. One cause
is that the time has nearly arrived when
Southern Sheep will be clipped a good
many owners holding on for the sake of
the wool, which is said to bring good
prices. The market is good for good
sheep, such as will weigh from 40 to so
pounds dressed, and fluid buyers as soon
as they arrive. Heavy sheep sell very
slowly. The pens at .Browning's were
all cleared last night, with the excep-
ton of about so heavy sheep. Average
price at BroWring's S6,72
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-04-08
To Physicians,
Prescriptions
Gl2SSW2re.

Patent Medicines.
a Ii the most Celebrated Patent Medicines
N now in use, kept constantly on hand at
the Drug Store of DULIN & CRANE.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29

7 or Eliza Cook made true remark wher
she said that the mar who 10 honest simply be-
cause it is the best policy, is half way towards
being rogue. l. . t.
0EF We should practice temperance, if il
were for nothing else but the very pleasure OF
1t; it is the glory ofa man that hath abundance
to live as reason, not as appetite directs.
OF" The most remarkable news of the day
from Vienna is that Count Wimpffen, a Protes-
tant, has been made comma nder of the 1st army
which occupies the provinces of Upper and
Lower Austria, Bohemia, Moravia, and Styria. "
Can the Freeman's Journal explain this sim
guar phenomenon
o. The annual session of the American
National Council will meet at Louisville, KY,
ON the first Tuesday in June next. '.'.' 'si
0[F Pantaloons costing $6G pair are among
the Spring fashions announced for gentlemen
in New York.
o. A lad was poisoned in New York re-
Gently. by eating eggs which had been boiled
In water in which Prussian blue had been dis
solved so as to color the eggs.
o. President Buchanan was sixty.six years
of age on Thursday last Not quite three
score and ten, yet.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
PRICES CURRENT
CoRREcrED wyaklY FOR THE TINES.
Reply to Spy; On Kissing.

Mr.. EDrroR I'm your last issue. perceived
an article written by "Spy." concluding thus
I" know what do know" after saying that
kiss is good. Now, kiss is good. doubtless,
to some; but with others, the fashion of kiss
ing has been quite Objectionable because of the
general high price Of Clothing. However,
this objection, Mr.. Spy, has been removed, es-
pecIally in Smyrna, and both old and young
can luxuriate on the "delicacy" and then as
cend to the higher courts of ecstacy, in FULL
OREss,-purchased at unprecedented low prices
OF ). ELLERMAN, who has taken Stern's old
stand. Whilst kissing has been enjoyed, fash
lonable Clothing has poured over the country,
far and wide. from his establishment, on account
of their extraordinary cheapness; and, | am
pleased to believe this will continue beinp cre-
dibly informed that Ellerman still sells at the
same low rates, he having discovered that
Quick Sales and Small Profits " is the best of
notices. Furthermore, 10 satisfy the public, |
do state that IN immense assortment of fashion,
able Clothing was recently directed to him.
And, gentlemen, just think-what on enormous
sight of kissing could be done in 3,lS9 coats,
| 1892 pair of pants, of all kinds, and 2,27e
fashionable vests of all styles Ah how many
millions of kisses could be bestowed on " the
fairest of the fair" where such inducements are
offered! 80
Young man bring your lady-loves with you
so as to give them a chance TO select the pat.
terms according to their own tastes. ..4
Now, Mr.. Spy, have told you something
which, perhaps, you did not know; and con-
clude by saying, know what i know, and yol
know what you know. ++
Smyrne, Del. ~, Yours, ~ Uso.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
II A R RE D,

In Pittsgrove, Salem County, New Jersey.
on the 10Th inst, by Rev. Daniel Kelsay, Mr..
JAcoB H. MEAD. of Smyrna, Delaware. and
Miss MARY V. BURROUGHS, of the former
place.
On the 2lst inst, by Rev. S. w. Thomas,
Mr.. VIM. S. Jones to Miss Sarah Z. Nelson,
all of Kent county, Del.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. NJ. Jerman, Mr.
Thomas Preston and Miss Mary E. Coffin, both
of New Castle county, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
Palethorp's Ague Mixture.

WIOCIIVI = n oHU 4'AI4NUCtI q
The proprietor of the ntallible and celebra-
ted remedy for FeQer and Ague, known as
PdLethOrp's Ague Medicine would most re
specttuly say to the public, that at the solic
tation of many persons, and feeling confident
that all will be required to bring it into gencr-
al use, is fair trial of it's virtue. Thousands
in the West and South have been permanently
cured by using PalethOrP's Ague Medicine ;
for the proof of which, we respectfully refer you
to the letters from different parts ofthe country,
from dealers and others, who have tested its
value as a remedy for the Fever and Ague.
For sale only at the Drug Store of "..
JAMES p. HOFFECKER,
dl0-6m. ..', ... Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
O. BIT u A RE IS.

DIED, at the residence of his parents, in
Camden, DEL, on Wednesday, the 22d inst, of
a short but painful illness, Thomas H., Youngest
child of Thomas l.. and Hannah Ann Temple,
in the 9Th year of his age.
In the death of this interesting child. n void
in the family of his fond parents has occurred,
which cannot be filled. and none but parents
can sympathlze with them ia the loss OF lhcr
dear Thomas. Still they should not murInur or
complain, for he is taken from the temptations
and wickedness of this world, and is, at thus
moment, while these humble lines are being
penned to his memory, in his Heavenly Fathers
home, joining with others who have preceded
him in singing with his youthful voice, " IIo-
sanna to His glorious name,"
This languishng head is at rest
Its thinking and aching are Ger;
Tins quiet, lmmOvable breast
Is heav'd By attl.cllon no more.
Smyrna, Del. L.
Near Magnolia. April 9Th, HANNAH BARRETT,
youngest daughter Of john b. Gunner, ESQ :,
aged Is years.
I" Why should we mourn and grieve in sadness!
The lost we may behold no more
Gone 10 a realm where joy and gladness
Roam hand in hand on every shore
Weep not tor those, the soon departed,
Bat rather mourn our own dark lot
Left by the pure and nObie-hearIed,
On this dull earth, perchance forgot" r.
Near Smyrna. on thd 2lst instant, of Scarlet
Fever, Martha ELIzABErH, eldest daughter OF
Samuel s. aud Sarah J. Griffin, aged years
months and % days.
Martha, thy tender form
RepoSeS meath the sod,
Thy childish heart, 50 free and warm,
Must IAlngle with the ciOJ.
But Thy pure spirits gone.
70 seek home above,
Where angel-tongues shall join thine own
In sSugs Of heavenly love.
Oh, may we join thee there,
On that celestial shore,
Where grief and sorrow, pain and care,
Are felt and feared no more.
VoLo.
April 2lst, Matilda c., wife of John Henry
Williams, formerly Of Milford, and daughter
of DIR. w. II. Rider, of Salisbury, Md, aged 20
years.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
,YoPreserve Health.

The old adage apIly says, IAN ounce of prevention
| IS worth pound Of cure" When we consider how
atal disease rs OnsumptOn, and how comparative e.
y easy II is TO avOi IT, muiG than ever impress
ed viii The truth of this old prSvcrb.
] There is more fruitful source of Consumption
than wet aud cold feet and cold feet cannot possibly
occur. II the circulation is kept up. Ut old
nets III them Indicates that they mol Properly pro-
Ieeed by clothing. There is nothing danEerU Is
Than Ia allow The feel 20 hecGmG cold and we-healIh
requires that they shc-Ad always be kept warm and
| dry.
You had better pay the Shoemaker for keeping your
health than TO pay the Doctor Tor curing you alter you
get sck. Look 10 your past experience, and you Will
lind that twO-thiTds OF all Inc colds you have taken
came from wet feet.
The Indians understand this and in their wigwams
they always lie down with ,icIr ieet 10 the lire
When they travelling in cold weather. ard are
Ompelled TO camp out in The open air. they dig hole
in the earth, in the Of which they bu:id tire
ana then lie down III circle, each one letting his legs
hang IN the hole. Experience has taught them this.
In INV own person, experience has tuugh me l1e IN
maIe sympathy existing between the circulation IN
the lungs. For years cold and Wei feet and ireI"
OF chIllmess IN the limb. have almost nVaria been
followed by bronchial rrlIailons IN eM hours O1 such
exposure.
Ot the two sexes, how much more necessity there
is for the ladies' to project their feet Than The gentle
men. They, Ut Ihe two, are generally the weakest
and yet look at the Kind OF ues the TWO sexes wear
Take the stOutesi i'll his civ, and compel him
" ear the same kind of shoes that most OF The lades
ear al this OF the year and my word lur H. Inc
grave e-degPr would have him spoiled as his man,
no mistake about II.
When buy pair Of good shoes for only
81. aud can buy good gum shoes "r only 81 per pair,
and from that 10 - cents, good articles thai WIt keep
his feet bUih warm and dry, We say man under
these circumstances, who goes with Wet eet there is
ii screw loose somewhere.
And what excuse can a lady have on going 10 mar
ket or elsewhere, with wet feet this SNOWY, slUl-
py weather, when sell nice pair of lady's
gum shoes for Oniv 50 cents. and the best gum sh
the marker for only 10 cents paIr Any old cast oil
shoe Vi do to with gum shoes, and YET he feet
will he and dry. whereas. upon going uul on "a
wet, slushy day, To wear u new morocco shoe. your
feet is sure TO become wet. AsO bear in mind hal
we sell misses aud ciren's gum shoes for ONLY 80
cents per pair. La, les bes quality Boots Tor only
Sll24 per par, all at FLANlGENS Cheap Shre
Sttae, No 10 Wcst Secnud street, Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
HOver's Liquid Hair Dye.


This II AIR DYE nee s only trial TO satisfy all Of its
perfection Dye. and the following Iesilmunial from
that eniiIirm Aumi, TIC Chemist Professor Booth of
the L Mint, will only confirm what thousands l,a,
previously horne testimony To, w. "a
LABORATORY FOR PRACTICAL CHEsusTRY,)
..... % 81 NtephcRS Piace,
Philadelphia February l1Ih, 1887. \
Being well acquainted with the substances tum-
posing flowers Liquid Hair Dye. satisfied that by
following the slHPlR directions gwen for It's use II
will imure the lIaIr or Skim but VIII gl-e a main.
raj nd durable color To The HAIR. .'.
JAMES c. Booru Analytic Chemist"
HOTER'S WRITING INKS, including Hoyer's
Fluid, and Hover's ndeihle Inks are too " ell known
and Introduced 10 require any additional tesInloI,v of
iheT character The sa;es have been increasing since
Their hrsi introduction giving evidence thai the arii.
cleS truly pos that intrinsic merit claimed at rst
Or them by The Manuiaciurer.
Orders addressed 10 The Mandatory. No 4l6 Race
street above Fourth ("id No l440 PhiiadeLpha, will
receive prompt attention by s& sk IS &N
JOSEPH L. HOVER, Manufacturer.
apI0-3m f..s-.... 'tf.f.}fl
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
BO RIDING.

'TNHE subscriber having fitted up that large and
Il convenient BOARDING HOUSE, No. 81 ARCH
Street upper side below Second. PIiILA DELPIIIA,
IS prepared To accommodate Permanent and Transient
Boarers' on reasonable terms. The public are inv.
tedto glye him q call, with the assurance that 40
gaIns VIII be spared 10 make them eoniorl tie ilh
boarding. Lodging and ayery sony enencs, possible
~ 'nafxSsmoh ssh .sne h.ge qNS JOSEPH COOK.
.-,.s,,e. dNri sTtr's Is3lls bu,,ssl
~ 'lI = AIl-I VI ~.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
6 Cents Reward,
John III. Allen e. CO..

Nos. Q and Chestnut ST. Csouth side. below Water,
'" PHILADELPHIA.
THE Oldest Wood Dure House in Me City) y.
MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers in
W. Patent Machine made BliOOMS, Patent Groov.
ed CEOAR'WARE, warranted not to shrink. Wood
aud Wi!low-ware, Cords. Brushes &c. OF all descrip
ons. Please cali and examine stock.
,fe25.ly e a.. ,asstpf II
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
MED Dz9EE TOWN ACkDEW
MiddtetOWn, DeldwGre, 20.

JAMES B. MCDOWELL, PRINcIpAL.
THE Summer Term ofthis Academy will commence
on the first Monday Of May, and continue II weeks
EXPENSES Boarding, TuiIion &c. $50 or s85, ac-
cOrling TO advancement without any extras excCI
for Modern Languages. Music and DIR wing.
This Institution is very pleasantly and lavOrably
situated, and offers excellent lCiles Tor study ami
Improvement. and is now enjoying an extensive pat
rOnage. The Principal pledges 10 parents and guar
dans the advantages of he first schools of the
try. lie Will he aided hy thoroughly qualified and
industrious teachers, The course of instruction Is
adapted t students for entrance nI0 COLLEGE or for
active business. For catalogues containing partIcu-
lars, as TO erms discipline, Sc aJdf the Principal
above. mis-
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
DRUG, PAINT u GLASS
SShu;cSaic Warehouse,
Corner ot Tenth aud Market Streets,
OH - III Second Stury


PU III 4 ID T. L PHIA.
N invite attention In Onr enlarged stock Of Drugs
~ PAINTS, OI :. harnIsnes elc selected express
ly lOr our sales ami comprising OF the lnes as
surtmcn> IN tc Uh;c SSl,ias, which we Oller al low
prlces for cash approved credit.
WE MAAUrACrt RE- v"ry extensively
Premium Pur' White Lead (besIG
kemslngIum Pure " hne Lead;
Pearl Snow Whltp Lead
VI..le M,naeuc French Zinc, (besD
Pure Snow hIlr AmrII Ican LiHc;
PmIaGelphIa ShOyS White Ztnr;
SHvers Plastic ire and " eiAther- proof Paints;
Chrome Greens, YcOMs, AM, cOlOrs gene rally.
AGENTS FOR:
Porl"rs superior Alkaline Window Glass;
Genuine French Pate Glass. (warraned,;
he Nuw jersey L hc Comp 5 producs;
TIldcn an NGpLews u NamI,hes.
Rronkl,a Pr'mI ia Pure Whue Lead;
llampden Permanent trreens;
Pure OhO CuiuN ba Erunuy, DC, &c.
IMPORTERS OF:
French and Eng lish Plate Glass
French and kuglIsh Cylinder Glass;
COlOred and Engraved Window Glass;
Dugucrreoype tiLrs;
Hammered I'laIe irr th ors and Sky-Lights
Drugs CheiuIca;s, Pcrujncry, &c.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Druggists AiIIces generally;
Painters IJOlS Ul All descriptions;
Hydraulic and RJ.ndn Cement;
Calcinef aud Land Plaster;
Paper Makers Clay, SATIN White. &c, &c.
FRENCH, RICHARDS " CO,
Stnrc. N. w. Car OI feuIn and Market streets;
Factor,, Junction Ork Az rnue, Crown and CalIuwh
sts., Philadelphia. apS-3m
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
BUSINESS CARD.
GEORGE. w. CUMMINS,

OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
/" Bank of Smy rna,
EAEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds,
~ Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&C., &c.
HIS Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 81, I357-1y.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
ACADEMY

Ias$4Ss THIS ln,tI.aIiOn situated in one If the
@Si, heahIest sections OF Pennsy ANA III a neigh.
siil b0riuOd celebrated lUr the refinement and
allty OF ItSciii"ens. The Principals give their
united and constant Gtte;!lOn the pupil! under their
care, and Ivy Their as>jCalI 1.-THE being an Euro
pcan by b.rh, !Ie other All AmerIcan. each gra-
duaIGd CUegrs IT lh"ir liiIve countries --ail,rI
StIi i'erur ai"nI tr ended education lii all
departments nf Cla,sics. AlalI. mates; unIIert a
Studies. Nmicrn languages. trawI'ig &c.
They have lately pUirmHCd aLtIev aud cOmnOdouS
Brick BulIg. Wh cl within The past year has been
completely fitted up. aud VIII ainrI TO Students the
O'i pleas IIi. CONVENIENT and rUmUrabie accUmn,-
dItiUIs Boarding h,e a:id -CliUn' VIII bdi be cOn.
sIl"iiy under the personal supervised oi The Prnu.
pals.
The Snmmcr Session will commence the first
Monday Oi May
Fsr circulars terms. DC G'lrcss
t,r.O DDrrlELu, y NJ, p.,n.;,,l,
l. =. Fl&IrZ \. NJ, FfnclPal'
mlS2n New LO ldun. Chester Co.. Pa
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
SPRING GOODS. 1857.

r J. HENRY JEFFERSON is just receiving
9 large stock Of Spring Goods. Give him a
call. Store opposite the Bank Of Smyrna, ,a
80 marlt. $3.50 s,t4 A34ai la /. ,s,s ,soisr;s
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
Warburton's Bonnet Materials
., for Spring Trade,

To Merchants, MiLliners and Others.
JUST received full supply of cheap and desirable
Goods the latest Paris fashion Of our importation;
also from auction and imorers which we offer much
below the usual prices;
Bonnet Ribbons, oil widths; Marcellines
Gauze and Grape do Florences
Black Velvet 10 English Grapes
Plain Satin f..- do Aerophane do
Plain Mantua do French do
Glace Silks g 'u' Bonnet Lawns
POult de sol Joined Bomds
Gro d. Afrique tt. -it}f Blond Lacea
Gro de Naples Tarlutan, white & cold
Black Gro de Rhines Illusions and Nets
Black Modes Rnches and Quillings
Black Bombazines Crown Iinlnas
Oil Silks. etc. etc., Embroderies, Gloves, kIitts and
Lace Good, Wholesaler and Retail 4.s - t.
Al No 1904 South SECOND street. second Dry
Goods Store below Spruce, PhiladeIp1Iq. apl 3m
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
MERCHANT TAILORING.

7NHE subscribe having Just returned from the city
Il with a fresh supply Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS
and FESIINGS suclis Of his friends and patrons
a continuance Of their patronage
WM. B. COLLINS.
Smyrna. March Is, 1857