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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06
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Anandote of Mr. Law ard.

Austin Henry Layard, now member
of Parliament for Alesbury, found him
self wandering about, on one occasion,
somewhere near BoRhara, in the upper
province of India. aud here his funds ran
short. He called upon a merchant and
requested him to advance him some
money
Can't do IT, was the reply, so many
fellows have imposed upon me with fic
titiuus drafts; have been too often taken
in aud done for
oh, well, said Mr. Layard, 'as you
please. will come aud breakfast with
you to morrow
DO so; ! shall be happy to see you At
breakfast, sir"
Next morning, who should walk into
the merohant's sauoIum but a Persian
gentleman, in full Oriental costume.
Il have come to breakfast with you,
as promised.
'WhatP said ;he merchant, Il don't re-
member Of having seen you before:
oh, yes you have; you saw me yes;er-
day, and said should return this
m1ruing.'
"Yo9're Mr.. Layard, are youG"
"Yes"
Aftor the breakfast, and when the tray-
eler had told him his plan, and aroused
the interest Of his host in the discoveries
he expected to make among the mounds
around Mosul, in the plain Of Shina
where the ruins of ancient Nineveh are
supposed to be- the merchant sbid
~ viii advance you money-6ve hun
dred pounds, it you want. How mucl
do you wantY
"Oh. don't want so much as that
! give me five pounds
Five .pouudsY
Yes.
So he got 6ye sovereign, put them II
: the soles Of his shoes as the safest pac,
, while travelling, and having rode off,
On his journey down to Assyria. he Fa'
10 pass through the hostile territories o
the Khan, who had already taken th
7 Hives of several Englishmen aud wa
n trying to get hold of our traveller, nos
roaming in his domnions. Mr.. Layar
knew this. One day, while drawn
near his enemies, he waited till the hou
> of Tiffu, when they were in tho tent
F, at the forenoon meal, when, putting spui
70 his horse, Ire dashed into the chief
tent and plunged his hand into bow
ir of salt, which he Immediately put INF
his mouth. exclaining, Now | am safe.
He admired the boldnoss and dextent
I, Of the Englishman, but, above all, u
faith thus reposed in the covenant /
salt. Having tasted the chiefs salt,
y had now a claim not only on his hLsI
n5i tality, but on his protection, and he W
safely escorted on his way to the see
,e, Of his future discoveries. - Meph
Magazine.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

Nrw EsoLAND IN CoNaREss1--Ai'er
,he fourth of Mach next. there viii be
s;n.,o sGe Democratic member in the Houss
- Renresentatiyes from New England,&
bat one il che Senate, aud ho has Tree
soil sympathies'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06
Join MYERS,

CABINET Il oHAIRMAuFACTQ-
ny mex: door 10 the M. E. Church
on Market street.
Timn. Sent. 29th, 1851
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

tits virtue which should determine 40
in tie choice Of our friends; 50 isis that
alone which we should always regard m
them. without lquiring into their good
~ IN fortune. How fsw thus make their
choice.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06
= -pErEIi YANNEsT.

PETER VANNEST'
BUGGY AND CARRlAGE, Man T
uFA OTURER, east, Of the Court House, on
Mtrket Street. .,
Tim, Sept 29th, 1854,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06
REoEgTrRINa LF4FEns.- Godey's L''

REuEsTERING LE2rERs.- Uouey La
dy's Book says:
I'VE have a word to say about this
abomination. Niue out Of ten of our
losses by mail, so far, have been register
ed letters, and in no instance has one Of
them been traced up. Is the thing
not evident? Rogues do not have To
play the grab game. The Post master
General kindly points out 70 them which
letters have money 10 them, and they are
saved All trouble We say, not registeI
your letters
Our experience is the same, and w
advise al who send money not to hay
their letters registered.
Put money In lhy purse.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

Boys that have been properly
reared are men in point Of usefulness At
sixteen. while those that have been
brought up in idleuess, are nuisance AZ
twenty -one.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

RS- Grain is treated like Infants. When
The head becomes heavy, il is Graded.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-06

IN money In thy pursq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

rTHOs. vKlTuH, AUTHORIZATIONS is SPRUCE
street Sheriff sale furniture finished and uni
sished; hore, wasons hs-ness lumber veneerr steam n
CINE, bollet shafinR, bens, rhursfsy Augua IL
1M w. Al ~ snc Jackson street, consisting OF richly
csrved rosewood and nahorsny furniture finished and IN
hniehet pisr cart and outage Votsr aud
rocking chairs ea teee, sofas, lounsee bureaus wssh
arEa qasuy ~ Lumber consisting OF OAK ash maple beach
white Wool &c also roeewosd alsp
novses WAGONS harness nc Also engine boiler SHAH
tnE Puneys, hshng &c sto circulsr benches
-, ~ II. JhOMBIk, Deputy sheria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

uRkEY HERTs. JR. AuCTioNrER sHxRIFF'S
Il sale OF groceries, wines, DC On Wednesis', August
IA lst O'clock 81 ems by virtue OF
arerroun expase sale above. large 10; cf
eprs esa sugsr -oes moissses brushes, chick ry c,-
port sherry -in-~ Havana aad dernSn se
CHr, as: also q lot II frtur-s barrels &c
FRkUK H. NULTkE deputy sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

WATCHES, JEWELLERY. &C.
nIAsorDs -rHn TRADE IN RRspsurrrJd,Y In
~ formed that we coutuurlly srt
on hand large stock % diamond jewelry Of ls styles
he trade Diamonds bousht or cssh
T. HERNANN 4 CO.. ans rycpuss str~~s
lTOrrCE TO bAD1rs-rOn SALE ONE PAIR Ola
Nv mond rings OF the sr water sf25 Win be sold
for ST5 having further for them; decided
bargain sud god For particulars please sdr-ss
Diamonds, Herald edise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

dHSEY LExDe CO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID sale OF household furniture, OF peatings, &c VII
cell Thursday - n tae residences IN ~es' ffesaih
eueet between sxth ami seventh avenues 81 eS
o'ciocs he entire magnificent furnitcre Of the ,hose
houM. 10 which would call the special areEoo
o. purriaxrrs. The sale viii be percmpory descriptive
c~soguss which he 90 air ed at The house uJrnng
rplep "a utfsve ruse 1000 pAuolorfe pearl
heys nrpt class bsrmen with stool and oye; velr ca
pets and and elegant oier
three fui outs of ro~sgood plor furl
tnrs shy carTed .and covered In salts brocsde with alp
BoverS h-se mzde order, an are ~ the
es,ly dsatripo1 Tire slegsn liz carved roseycof
eeger,s with plat doors idys Frerch socstary marble
usio osbinst ehsnou rosswood e. ets and bora ,se
ratuery table, elegant Turkish anf rent
ohsirs In satin 4 recepon CHART covrrri 10
Gallon upcztry our elegant chnheiera mas ie.n, Sevres
nresdsu china WI seautul rolecoo ~ partly
urnAmuns ss nrplher af tslrabe oil psc lngH Ia rich
franne~ DinnF lihvsry and ch,mber furniture,
vs~ocd bedsieads srhle Top buysus washssnds
conmodes all 10 mach with nirrr iron a.
CAevsl xss-es fun sult rUse~ooi furniture. 10 harcoa
mirrors wilton Car5es Erge rrsnoa hair mai
eua~a dning tables, rich silver
dnnr cse'rs marble bullet crysA cut ruby aad
white elegant dinner pearl snd silver cut
tsry, hb~ry bcoscsse tee tees sofas cushioned back
uaair and chairs. bngsh oucl1.h We vet sar
oal hall stand hall chs nis isr rrdssrsaor range
soycs 10 Careful csrmen wiz be IN aiendssce 70 pack
"a ssl~ aefe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

TOHN p MONTGOMERY. AUCTIoNERR.-<50 O isEs
boots ,aoes and brognns at auction, Thur day Jug
- al ny O'clock Mt the store OF T. Davis 20 No -
cask
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

xrOR SAVANNAH AND rLoRrDA-uNITKD STATES
mail nre The s,esmer AbaBAnA Can't q X scnene ,
leave SATURDAY., August Ia Al O'Clock NJ from pier
No Noyh river. Bs of afing signed board For freight
Nv passage apply 70 l. Mf1Cp REf IS Bro~dsy Through
tickets from New York 70 jacksonville fsi 10 Pls'ks ~
rioris connect ~ Savannah vita the steam so
IN EsH fora w Ineetsfs and sainrdASs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

COLTOE, NEW ANU
IL seoond furniure chairs. carpets parln s1is
bedaeads Ac-ro morrow. fhur.dsy August ~ at lo'5
The auction 80 Beekman street the second
noov very Of good and md hand
furniture from family who are renoyng twill comprise al
KINDS aud quaiss OF parog, dining bed
add b, scmsn frni,ur and vii embrace sbou, @ or
rockiug chsirs, 1: dozen cnred maple CD ,rs ~
ard couch hedses sofas and sofa beis,ead hair
other mAiesses French plate and oval mirrors. book
A1d wAdrobes turning lshes door caches &c. he
No poncu ent on any account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12
rUuos vrrrcg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is sPRUCl

N'HOs vETrCH, suCTlONkkh- &c !, -. NFtu W.
Il street sherns sale Nv virtue OF ceIam W.T. os ere.
.iou 10 me dreoed ard delivered vii expose Tor sale Al
public vendue on qhursdsy, hs ish day o. Augns Inst ~
40 O'clock forenoon the toveruOr r1l ~ ne wy
Hall II he city OF rew YORK all the porraiS and
and furutur. IN ssd room; also ~ " ~ on
dsy All furniture Ma5ors olca the bosrd %
Adeunen snd Counc chamhers, the court q oonmos
Pleas bers attached thereto, the furure gnanei
In The varous public oces of the City Ha and AZ o'clock
r. NJ day all the furri,ure iained In me cDurs
noider he New Ciy ha and public cicti IN ssd bnld
ing JAS. O. W1LLhI, shenh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

ISLAND OF CUBA EXPRESS -FKRN.HDnz BOsBA
bIEHA Co, Havana propr etors will forward frsfhm
snd parcels 10 All parts OF Cuba BY the United sass sss,
ship uahswbs, 2s Of August instant Freight must
be delivered 10 the day before with an invoice scco
psnyiug the save. fnr clearing Al Custom Houvc
WALLS, FARGO co, AgeaA ~ BTo1dwaI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

NOrBri BI.Is sALS.-BY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION
W viii expose sale publ. stion wefn sdsy,
tbs i1h dsy q August 1851 a. II o'cl ck go Bod
I'll the right iie interest OF Charles Csswe with
Lae elowfng property srprts- sofas chairs bedsteads,
borcauA piAaofore paintings ,sbiss loohag yhs.ses.ec
ROBERT REID Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12
ID D. BANGS. AUCriONEEa, IS NASSAU STREET.
ID 10 morrov August 18th, at I01z O'Clock
xxtons!se sale OF

PaIDunES, enRrtv1ngH, &c,
Bangs co, No 81 Nassau will sell a large
end d-Abe sormett OF and second hand pa-lor fur
uturo combating folv elegantly richly
covered psror suits bat little used four Co do.
Srely splendid s,es lounges dtvaps recep
GcS rocsng other chairs; etegerss chy carved
with mrronbsok and foutJ s.aeboriG book book an
Ooruer stands, &c &c
bedroom ,meed s-its in various colors bureaus
WArdrobes waehsspds conmodes beds bedding natures
pes pluAssos &C., &c
addition the above the time and p>ce elegant
mirrors uAnel square and oval pier aud plain chamber
do OArpcs-velvet tapestry Brusseh, three ply Ingram,
a., hc
vAsss clocks cutlery crockery, silver and silver plated
ware, gaagware
Aso splendid collection OF paintings. By emnen, Artists
Superior engraving. DC
roros OF he abeve is tbs properly Of gentleman
oenty deceased removed convenience of safe, and
IN every poet well descry Ing the attention OF buyers
Gala positive,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

rsso DRUeaisfs- AGE sALa-J. ByaARy
II anciouser-Bys BOG RT-wi sell ON tuesday, Ans.
a. al l0x O'Clock he corner " eeccnd svenne AID Tren
ssn .vs vue Of chsi,el r-orgsge the ectre stock
os nrur-s N hrs c.ss drug store, eesufaly sasssd;
VII 10 sp6 IN one 10, equirei, geheF with e Of
ne pvrus~~ he cold In os 70 suit prrchsscrs;
rs nrrors shayus shc. Jars drugs metcine, pcrfame
.bov. sal. IL turh- postponed until Friday August u
r,lhs zane time ard place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12
SHIPPING.

HURST PACKET FOR LIVERPOOL Ais MO On Y
A.gya Y The HAck Bal Line clipper Pacss, az
e<rsge passsge app board. pisr - East river or
JACOB WILSON, l08 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

~
An mey arrangement commepcing July Is 1881 -P.ses.
Ger station In rew York corner OF Twenty svcnis cs s.~
Fourth avenue. Entrance on Twenty seventh sxest
For New Hsveu-70 sac A n On l1S, SIS, an tsri
For Bridsepor-f.O. sAn A. n. pr, ,S. So an ~
v~ Milford, ss.fo<d Fairfield Southport and wss'poss-
70. sr-ss1ia Sc - 4. T.; i,s sos sSssA 'sa
y: p.. :: .rs sr''a-'as-rn'' n A NJ n. 's'
q fo' 80 sssSis.d.ls, so nnA' IN An ia So On
For Pi Chester and in.rusdss sscus-rn sH A. HI
l1B, su, 80. o -, SIS 2. " -
TnAfss
For Boson-sD 4. n. 0Exl tgf 80
FOR hartford and sprinsssd-sA A. H. 'snJ' Ia r. Il;
~ ia,nse5c-, givey Railroad 70 sonsreai-sn A y.
TT .nS an IrrJ 70 rorfhsmgpn-
~, Cssd Rsilrosd-sD A. n I'M 400 h"f s-N
'g IT, ssw Lnscn sAlrvsd-s % Al. IN En-
- -. iirorsstSrIe Rsilro.d-s.U A. n, tGF. n
rror pssbn.y snd sorvss RAJ rosd-f0 80 A. n; tn
RI ~,,.
Pros rev Hsver-sn i0, sN A. \. CsxA i0nxh
y flg M Brridssportzsia I1 lois A. n On, io dsl
pr nj rcrwsk-ls 500 ssA sH lo4 A. NJ us.J; 80
Cssj ard scc, s'@, les &c.
80 aERA IA64 u HON. W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

HI.rHkw DOUGHTY, AuCtIoNEaR Will sSsL on
wi Thrr~iay 20 sOrUv the entire furniture OF Ia
wit Twenty sixih street consisting psrt rosewood pas.
Tor su- IN veye, plush mtox d. hair cott essy rock
tag pa0r anf chairs. Iiano forte aud
ngr.i carpets pier ard oval mirrors; oil paintings mantle
clicks oil cloths maNOg-ny French ard bed
BAR niaresses; feather be aud bedding: uarbls
mAbe top sRshands 'oiet china pckerY and
RA essrsson table; library And secrpsrv
err AS shates pier and card sbes tceu uteusis
rergefa,or wire s1es, NC sale positive and depol
oul,ef. 0ssiOqucs NJ houae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

yVIsCoSsIF.--poH MERDasrn1sE suIrAbLs FOR
w unincrnNer~o o1er Nar
In heart Of Wisconsin, heavily stored whtse ,eFuser
new aud iarss mill Dong hrst business ufora
be honsA To merchants about cleang ug business
Nat viii be maze object Address for three days
Herald ofice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

AoRrGAGS AND sHERGFFs BALE or HORSES, OAR
xU RIGGS seishs On Frfsy, Ia.h day Of An
Eust 1871 Al 0As No - Easi Twelth .ttee', yslrso e
borrss IN pair and single carriages double rpd single
rpcheways csz-hes seigN-, harness double and SIN
bella robes aadoes and brides; furniture, AMI various
c<scea JOHN WILSON, Deputy Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12
ryoAL NM, MINING RIGHTS AND MAOHIvERY AT

6yOAL MINI, MINING RIGHTS AND MAOHIvERY AT
~ pubs auction real and pe-sonAi estate Of the
New Dgnnd Coal Mining Company, situated 10 Portsmouth,
T. l., k9At niles from Fall River and miles from New
orJ WIN DO pnbic auction Friday August it Isl
10 O'Clock A. The consists Of the ee OF
HUNDRED OF land and mining rights under one hnndred
The mine Ii In fuu operation and the coal OF good
qualify and IN dema Id The personal properly consists Of
enachtnegy railways aud steam engines. In
IA charter granted by the Leg stature Of
Aorses mining and Manufacture Of any otner miuerAs
the oct y For furh her particulars apply
b. mali Otherwise o On ar EcHKy, ESQ, tho preni
~ n Porfeu L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

1cILAs B. uEyRY. AuOrIONERR -By HENRY A ORA.
~ PKK-Wn sell on Thursday at 0% O'Clock at In. SALE
room Io William street household furniture consisting
cAsrs washstands abss mah,gsny bedsssds marble top
ain do hair mstireGses festhsr beds,
pillow boer Also splendid bar souner large ,e box,
basYsuun chairs. &c &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

r MACKENZIE AUCTIOHEER-wrLL SaLL. THIS
%. dav at ooi ck 40 4uison street large assrs
furniture, removed for CnDyereuce
conssssing ~ plsp crossing burc bedsezd fea
Tier beds and bedding bar husk and straw uairc ss-s
furniture. Aso, large assori
Of barroo and grocery fsturcf; shpb rom desks
hnd benches all o. which viii be sold without revive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-12

lIORTGAGr sALH-By VIRTUE OF A CHArTKL
III mortgage will cell n auction, "Wednesday August
"A 1857, a u A NJ, ufo Albsny stree, se~ lo-s oar
nHrres decsnter gsssce beds bed linz, cAkrs An
NE corisris OF boar ding hoase
" sHkrLky. IN, attorney Cor mortgage, oaee Marine
Court
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

n UOfIoR NOIIOs- assI0NEu's sALn1 STOCK Oh
a krawSe -JEO. G. VAN AeTwEhf wih seh on fnars
~ August Is at O'Clock no. ii ysod street. oy orhea
Hsneees the entire scck Of AmerSsn and foreign nssd
euuture large iron safe aso go dozen BoSds paian
pAntou hoes socke framing chisss casks Big
now ready.
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TRAvELLEfE &IDE.

30 ~.
)DD sTEsKT rrRKy-ON Az AFTER SUNDAY.
ZO The 9Th inst boat viii leave ether side mis- ferry ove~y
10 minus commencing n greenpolni oclsca A
boat nom fNenly -thiri streef AS r. n
L'ORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRou yHn CITY
take Green wood from Fulton Terry Bro<lyu. ~
u ~. ics A. NJ, ami l. ard sP and connec a. srsn
vucd in for TO For Hamilton. keturung We
Stages leave Fort Hamilton The hsurs nsmed.
HARLEM RAILRoAp-suMNxR ARRAYGksfvr-
u Commencing "Wednesday June 1885,. Trains Leave a.
pos corner Of While and Cenire streets
- MCro,on Falls rsin cornecang with lines OF sAsos
for Lake hahopso 49,
sDA N-fspre.s msn train for Albany. connecting ~
Croton Fsls lines Of for fe Mshopsr At fudy'u
for Rridgeed; for Danbury; a. Chsssm Pvus
Corners VIII Western Railroad fn Albany froy sArorA
and the West
t@P M-xner.cn rs,u ropp,ug a. All stations
mp M-Wnl Bridr. train stopping At AL stations.
sIb r. M--whie Plains train, Stopping Al all stations.
Iravs TwKETY srREEr STATION
INA n-Wiams' Bridge tran, stopping al al sts,iyns.
II AM-wilnsms Brdg, train, stopping a Al ssnons-
bite Plains train, stopping 81 all sanora
asP N-wHsrns' Bridge usa, s'opprg st all s,alsus.
SIP N-Croion Fsls trsn, stop ping a. all stations.
APP n Williams Bridge train. stop ing ali
VIM .. CAMPBELL, superintendent
Smyrna times., 1857-10-07
LANDRETH'S
g. a Agricultural EEaress0,sSe

G;aS-@ Nos. II aud % South Sixth street.
-1k-@- Near The slate House, Philade Iphia
Ten ionrs OF tins spacious buildlng erected txpres.
ly for the Pr0prIeOS trade, stored with Seeds and
Implements of interest Ia Farmers and Gardeners
StCty Years EStaGiiShed.
The subscribers desire cali the attention of evcrv
one Interested III Farming and GlrdenIry Ia t,rir
we'll selected stock of
Agricultural Implements and Machinery:
Great Variety of Horticultural Tools:
Warranted Garden and Flower Seeds
Grass and Field Seeds Of the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold hy us 4, re mostly
manufactured at oar steam Works Bristol Pa
Having fitted up this establishment without regard
TO expense win The most COM plcte machinery for the
Manufacture OF various Kinds of Agricultural lnpIc-
menls, we are now prepared Ia supply all articles in
tins line tully equal, II not superIur ANYTHING Of HE
KIND ever before offered 10 The public.
LANDRETI1S warranted GARDEN SEEDS
Have been before The puthc iur upwards of sixIv
years. their wide spread popularity, aud the CONSTANT.
Iy increasing demand from year year. is the besl
evidence OF their superiority over all others
JJ Country Merchants can be supplied with seeds
III papers or bulk, on the most IIbera terms
BOonsdaIe, near Bristol, Pa, uIr Cia den s. ed
grounds rOhiaIns three hundred and seventy acre,
and Is the largest estahshmrn nl of the kiui i'm IN,
world. u. LANURETli A. son
Nos 81 and % South SIxtu st rect Phlladelp!,ia
sp3O-3m I
Smyrna times., 1857-10-07

The SoRGHUM.--Last week we referred to
the manufacture Of Syrup from Sugar Cane, by
Mr.. Isaac Stats. We have since learned that
Mr.. Stats produced seven gallons of superior
syrup from the growth of the Sorghum on six
rods of land. This is in the proportion of 1s6
gallons of syrup to the acre. The land was oil
excellent quality, and it is not probable that
the yield in many instances would equal this
Mr.. s. thinks this syrup, for domestic use, fully
equal to the best New Orleans molasses, now
selling at 10 cts. per gallon. Put it at lower
estimate, say 45 CTS. per gallon, and an acre Of
land producing in proportion to the above
would be worth $83.7O.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-07
Real Estate Advertisements. 4
Real Estate for Sale.

intending TO decline the practice of Medicine,
VIII sell The FARM on which now live, con-
tanning FIFTY SEVEN ACRES, lying within
about halt mile from Vernon, and five miles
from the Clark's Corner Depot Of the Delaware
Railroad. The dwelling house is earIy new,
a"d Contains SIX rooms. There is "A good Apple
Orchard on the farm. Price $1,000; S5C.O
down, and the balance in three annual install.
mcDts. Possession given the first of Jan. ls5s.
Alto, LOT adj jouiag The above, couIaiuiup
FIVE ACRES. Price $3.50
Also, FARM in Sussex county, Del abont
nv" miles from the Bridgevllie Station on the
Del Railroad, containing 36G ACRES, with
'wo-SIory Brick Dwelling. Price $I2.5O ucr
acre; $500 down, and bal lance in three annual
instaihents.
Also, FARM adjoining the above, contain.
ng 31ja ACRES, with twO.atory Brick
Dwelling. and good Apple Orchard. Two
never-!aIi!ug streams OF water run through the
iarm. Price $ll 90 per acre $500 down, and
balance IN three annual nstamenis.
Also. FARM of IO55 ACRES, in Kent
county, Del, about Que mile and a half from
switch on the Del. Railroad. Price $l2 90 per
acre; Si20O down, and balance in three annual
InSialIHeuts.
Further particulars. and full description
given, by calling on the subscriber, near Vernon.
del. WAlTAlAN ZONES
Sept. 30, '57.3t
Smyrna times., 1857-10-07
Fancy Furs for Ladies'.

JOHN FARElRA q CO., [Ntw No SIS MARKET
st.. atcve Eighth, PhiIaiclphia. Importers, Man.l
iacurers aud Dealers IN Ladies, GclIicmpn and hi
'ircn's FANCY FURS, Wholesale and Retail j
Co would call the attention nl Dealers and The Iun
he generally TO their immense Stock 1 Fancy Furs Gr
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children Their ass rl:nent IN
braces every article and kind OF Fancy Far that " ~
be worn during The s'ason--such Full Cares IIal.
Capes, Quarter Capes ramaS, icIOrncs, Bo;,s Aiul.
and Mulalees, from the finest Russian Sable 10 III,
lowest price Domestic Furs
For Gentlemen the largest assert ment Of Fur oIars.
Gi.ves, GauntIe1s, &c.
Being the direct Importers of all our Furs and
Manufacturers OF Them under our own surervlsInn.we
ieel satisfied we can offer better Inducements Ia dea;-
and the public generally than an, other house hav
ing an immense assortment 10 seiecI from and al l,
Manufacturers prices. We only ask a call.
JOHN FAREiIiA Il o.
No. SlS MARbEr street. above Eighth,
sel6-lin PHII.AUA.