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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

BoDY FOUND IN TRINITY RWER.-By a private
letter received from II. o. Adams esq. we are
placed in possession of the following facts
On Saturday, the 18th inst, the body of man
was found lodged in drift about one mile below
Hockers trading post, on Trinity river He ap-
peared to nc man of about 40 years of age, FIVE
feet eight inches in height lower front teeth very
uneven. The hair and most of the flesh on his
face was gone, caused probably by coming in con-
At the time of being found he had on pair of
heavy boots, gray pants and leather belt. No
thing was found on his person by which he could
be identified jury of inquest was summoned
by III. o. Adams, esq, who after careful exanl-
ination OF the body rendered verdict in accor-
dance with the above facts The boots, pants and
belt may be seen at Hocker's trading post.
This is probably the man Mock who was drown
cd near Hockers about two weeks since
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

THAT WAGON RoAD.--We learn from the Beacon
that some of the party who started out from that
place on the wagon road survey had returned,
having parted with the remainder of the compa-
ny near the Middle Fork Of Cottonwood. The
others intended coming on to Weaver They
have not arrived yet, although we learn they left
Hay Fork on Tuesday last Those who returned
think the undertaking rather steep one, especial
ly at some points, and think it will cost an i'm
mense amount Of money to make q wagon road.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

THE New CABINET.-Mr. Buchanan's Cabinet,
as heretofore given, was not properly classified.
On Friday, Ma'ch 9th, it was confirmed by the
Senate, as follows: Secretary of State-Lewis
OPS Of Michg IN Secretary of the Treasury
showell Cobb. Of Georgia Secretary of War
sy9hs~B< Floyd, Of Virginia Secretary of the
Nayy-Isaac Toncey, of Conn; Secretary Of the
-mfefior-J.cob Thompson, Of Mississippi; At
torney General-Judge Black, Of Pennsylvania ;
Postmaster General, Aaron,y Brown, OF Tennes-
n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

- Go$D MovE.--In San Francisco, on the 18th
int, an organization was formed by some of the
best and most prominent citizens for the purpose
of starting new Steamship line. to be called
" The California, New York and New Orleans
Steamship Company" The object OF the organi-
zation is to offer to the public cheap and expe-
ditous means of travel between the ports of San
Francisco, New York and New Orleans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

JEFFREY's EDINBURGH ALE.-Our thanks are
due Pierce, Church Co. for sample of Jeffrey s
jug Ale, sent 10 our office this week This is n
new article in our market, and is the best impor-
ted Ale we have ever drank in California. 1t is
put up in stone jugs sufficient guarantee that
the liquor must be of good quality. For sale
only by Pierce. Church < Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
INS0LVENT NOTICE.
In the 18th Judicial District Court In and for the
County of Trinity and State of California.

county OF Irinlt! ana state Oh california.
In the matter Of the petition Of J. S. HARRIS, an
insotvent debtor to be discharged from his debts
Dursuant to an order of the Honorable c. f.
L Williams, Judge of said Court this day made
notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of the
said insolvent j. S. Harris, to be and appear be-
fore the Hon. c. f. Williams, Judge of said Court,
in open Court, or at Chambers, on Monday, the
25th day Of May next, at o'clock, p. m, at the
Court House of said county of Trinity, then and
there to show cause, if any they can, why the
prayer OF said insolvent should not be granted,
and an assignment OF his estate be made and ne
be discharged from his debts as an insolvent
debtor. .
Witness my hand and the seal OF SAID
L. s. Court this sd day of April A. D., Ie'''
ltld Ii - ~ =, LlcIh,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

WEAVER LAGER BEER SALo0y.-This favorite
place Of resort has been fitted up in fine style
Mr.. Kruttschnitt, the gentlemanly host has spared
no pains to make it pleasant place to while
away an hour-during these hot summer days
A cool glass of 8. Lager from underground can
plxaYs be had Read advertisement elsewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

DENrIsTRY.-.Dr J. Ss Morse, Sng and fasora-
bly, known through Northern Caif6rda as an
eminent Dentiseis now on professional visit to
Weaver. The DR.. will remain ut his rooms in the
e Magnolia" building for one week or ten days
to attend to oil business in his profession that may
be entrusted TO his hands. Read his advertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

BoLT's DIGGiNGs.-These mines, than which
there are probably no richer in the State, are
paying largely. Water cannot be had for more
than a month longer. when the claims, although
rich have to be abandoned until winter. One
company, the result Of weeks labor, took out
Sl400. Other claims pay as we'll
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-For large supply Of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New
Orleans papers, JERRY SULLIVAN of San Francisco
will accept our thanks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

DANCING ScHoOL.-All who desire to acquire
the art and accomplishment of dancing well
ashould attend the school of Mr. Hulme, at the
ATrinity Theater Dancing is certainly most
graceful exercise. and when properly INDUCED in
"a healthy one. Mr.. Hulme teaches all the new
dances, and furnishes fine music TO keep step to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

DRESS CHEAP.--lt will be seen by Mcssrs. NJ
Jacobs & Co.'s new advertisement that they have
just received a very heavy stock of clothing,-in
quality, price, and variety to suit the season and
market. They keep on hand also every variety
of Boots for miners and Others cheap. Call and
make YOUR bargains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

the above appelation has been entertaining our
citizens Ia Angel Gabriel" for the last few
days His chief end seems to be to satisfy them
that his name is JONES'" and that he deseends
from one OF the first families" of Virginia.
The trip from this place to Stockton can be made
In three days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

CEDAR FIAr.--Our correspondent YErcHIN-
Kusr writes us that times are dull in consequence
Of the high water Wilson Co.'s pack train had
been obliged to lay up several days Nothing Of
interest bad. .ranspned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

tCRops.--We learn from ranchmen in different
portions of the county that the crops are suffer
Ing for want of rain, and that the wheat and bar
ley crop will be failure if the dry weather
continue two weeks longer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

SHERIFF HoLT--Constablc Barron left San
Francisco with Sheriff Holt carly last week, en-
route for Klamath. i@
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

| MINING &c, AT MILLTowN.-" Granite" writing
from Milltown under date Of April goth, gives
the following explanation of difficulty, an ac-
count of which was pnblished in the JOURNAL
some weeks since:
"A short time since read in your paper
communication dated Oregon Gulch. and signed
" Ohio" the author of which undertook to give
an account Of a difficulty which occurred here
between Col. Piggles aud Capt. Wiggins, respect
ing the destruction Of certain property. His
statement was calculated to prejudice the minds
Of the people against the Col, for he says that
Wiggins was the ownet Of the cabin and land,
which Is not correct, although presume somebody
told him so and he believed it, and on those
grounds he is excusable. The facts of tho case
arc these Wiggns never owned the cabin, but
Pggles did, which was proved on the trial before
Justice Green, for when Piggles brought his wit
ness on the stand to prove his title to the build
ing and land. Virgins denied that he set up any
claim to it, and acknowledged that it belonged
TO Piggles."
The writer here goes on 10 give the facts in re-
laton to the cause of the difficulty, and shows
that there could be no doubt as to the genuneness
of Piggle's title, and also furnishes us with the
following intelligence in relation to the doings of
the miners.
"Seelye & bowels have completed fume
from their mill to Canon creek bar which carries
six or eight sluice heads of water, all of which
can be rented at good price, and the miners
make money also. Some portions of this bar
pays as high as $50 day to the hand. Messick
Il Co. have built ditch and flume p miles long,
which brings the water on the fiat few rods
back of the town. whcre four men in week IS
ground sluclng washed out seven hundred dol
lars and there is no doubt but large pay will be
taken out here while water lasts. Before another
year. however, we shall have an abundance of
water on the ground which is as rich ifnot richer
than any in the countyp
The writer thinks that Milltown will be the
county seat of Trinity before three years. for the
reason that it is the richest, cleanest and most
central place in the county We may live to
see it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

DIR. GATES after short absence has returned
TO town, and is now prepared to give his atten-
tion to all matters connected with Dentistry
The DR.. is well known in his professional capacity
by the citizens Of Weaver and vicinity. See ad-
r1fisemfnf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
SAy FRANCISCO, April 2O-3P. NJ.

The steamer Golden Age has just hauled into
the stream. Great rush for passage home. She
has $50 in cabin and $50 in storage, and over
s2,500,0OO in treasure. She will probably get
of at 6 o'clock
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

EAsywAE's.-In this noted mining locality, and
on Deadwood creek the mines are yielding rich
ly Water is plenty. Claims pay from $40 to $50
per day to the hand,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

DoING WEiI~-From gentleman just return
ed from lower Trinity ywc learn that the miner
are in good spirits and most Of them maxim
money.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

BANK DIGGrKGs ON TRNITY-Mr. Alex. Pclle-
areau informs us that good bank claims have been
opened at Whites bar, Little Prairie, and Little
, French bar, and that operations will he CON-
snenced in them as soon as the river falls
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

IT is rumored about town that Wm F. Waugh
aA, Esq, who iett this place about one month
siAcc for Orleans Bag, has received the appoint
ment Of District Attorney of Del Norte Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

The LAToNA.-This new steamer, intended to
run to the mouth of Clear creek arrived at Red
Bluffs last week. She made the trip from Major
Redding's to that place in one hour and fifty
Ininutps
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

TRJSITY COUNTY CAYAL.-Tbe Board of TIs-
tees viii. we understand, levy an assessment by
the 10th Of May, Let the glorious work 60 on.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

WTHDRAwE.---C. W, Styles, who has edited
The Red Bluffs BEACON since its commencement
ni,ss Withdrawn from that paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

ARREsy.--A man vas arrested at Red&I
Tuesday last, SUPPOSED to have been
in the late mWdcs and robbery Oh Trim
tain. Anotbaf desperado and lorse =
Livingst - sccp ~ me .5l1s6
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

FLOrR.-Over one hundred mules arrived in
town Gu Monday last from Scott's Valley loaded
with four.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

.rnh,NHNED~-,Jndge Williams returned fk
EHnmboldf Oh Saturday last
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

e WEAVERVILLE
1857.
Jenkins, T. C. 2
Kelly, Daniel
Klingle, Sam.
Kennedy. JAG kson
Murphy, Timothy 2
Maynard, John
Mitts, Andrew S.
Monish, Henry
Marsh, franklin
Mendenhall, Jacob
Mercer, James
" John NJ.
Mcfarland, VIM.
McCorklc, j. w.
Mckinley, John
Mclaughlin, VIM.
Peacock, James
Predock, Benjamin
Piper, Geo. a.
Richardson. +. R.
Rafferty,, John
Reddick, David
Rogers, Abm, T.
Rourke. Dennis
Root. Josiah
Sanders, ii.
Sandcfur, Allen F.
Sohrt, Herman
Southwick, VIM. o.
Statler, James W.
Sergeant, George E.
Seebert, Henry L.
Smith, George F.
Than, Joseph
Thompson, Samuel
Washington, Thomas
White, Emery
.bove letters will please
d. KRElDER. Z. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

: yFeference to the new ad-
issue it will be seen that
- tri-weekly Express
4 ~ratu-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

Gen. Denver is an applicant for the office of
| Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and is strongly
backed. Col. Monypenny has resigned. and the
contest is between Gen. Denver and Col James
b. Steedman Of Ohio, with the chances in favor
of the latter.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
Reapims & Moving Machines.

THE subscriber offers for sale the following we'll
known Machines, To viz: McC0rmick's Combined
Reaper and Mower, especially adapted aud improv e
Tor The States Of Pennsy lvania New Jersey, Delaware
and Maryland.
Manmy's Reaper and Mower;
Seymour a. M"rgan's Seli-Raking Reaper, warrant
ed the best in mse
Keichum's Improved Moving Machine, also. Ma
chimes of other Patei Is.
Puts Thresher aud Cleaner. warranted to Thrcsh
and Clean One Bushel per minute
Sharps rh resher and Cleaner, for two or more
horses, a superior machine.
Pitts HOrse.p powers and Corn and Cobb Mills.
Threshlng Machines of various descript uns Tor sale
by RICHARD Il ELKIN'TON
So South Delaware AvcnuP. Gboyc Dock PhiIad'a
N. B.-CASTlNGS for the above Machines always
on hand. marlS-3m
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Farmers Depot & Plaster Mills.

AT The Junction OF York Avenue, Crown and
CallOwhi streets. Philadelphia
w + offer urge stock of Chemical Manuros and
w FerIIlizors at low prices and warranted TO be
Genuine. among which will be found;
900 Tons No. Government Peruvian GUANO;
I 600 Tens De Burg Mol Super. phosphate of Lime
The above standard articles nre, each Oi their kind
the hest in the WORLD! Our Land Plaster, maj u.
actured from selected stone. IL celebrated throughout
the Union for lis purity aud strength
We invite orders for:
De Bnrg's No Super-phosphoie Of Lime,
No Government Peruvian Guans,
French Improved Sup-phosphate Of Lime,
Prench's Philadelphia POudreiie.
No PhOSphi te Guano, Phllada Co.'S
Mexican GuanO, (A)
Extra Land Plaster. Ordinary Land Plaster
Chemical Bone, Pure Bone Dust,
Fish Guano, Ground Charcoal,
10000 Barrels Land Plaster.
1000 Casting Plaster,
10000 Hydraulic Cement,
1900 True Roman Cement
1000 Z" Portland (Engliih) Cement,
ALSO. Dentists Plaster,
Stereotype plaster. Glass Makers plaster.
Ground Soap Stone, VIII te Sand in bhls,
Ground White Marble, Ground Blue Marble,
Powdered Anthracite Coal, IN bbs.
Powdered BitumnOus Coal. in bbls.
Ground Brown Stone. in bbls,
Ground Bricks. for painters.
Powdered Bone Black
FRENCH, RICHARDS L. CO.
Steam Mills asd Farmers Depot
At junction Of York Avenue, CrUwR and CalIowhl
streets, Phiaiel phia. ..t. marll -2m
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29

ca uAYDOCK 4 FIDLER. No. 10 South Second
IA IL street. Philadelphq, Dealers in Watches,
@&A& Jewelry and Silverware, have on hand S4OU ZOO
worth of the very best
Gold Levers. full jewelled. l6 carat cases, $500
Gold Hunting Case, full jeweled levers, 80 W
Gold Lepne Watches 1000
Silver Levers, full jewelled, 1000
Silver Hunting Case, full jewelled, 1900
Silver Lepine Watches, 500
And some sill cheaper than the above, and a large
assortment Of Jewelry of every description fine and
cheap and good assortment OF Silver and Silver
plated ware can he found in Philadelphia all oi
which will sell low Persons wishing to purchase
any article in our line will do we'll 10 give US a CALL
and examine our stock before purchasiLg elsewhere
member, No. IL South Second street, Philadelphia.
dec 10 '56-lv
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
HRH<@ 70 VA TN| S
TO THE PUBLIC,

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends 10 run
Baggage Wagons Il Hacks toand from the Rail
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bay
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
fuly received and promptly attended to.
03- He will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose Of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favorS, he hopes 10 merit
and receive u liberal share Of the public patrou-
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec l9, "Jj-tf
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
JOHN MARSH.

masonic Temple, Chesnut ST., above Seventh.
- -r. PHILADELPHIA,
rrszrsyz- TX EEps constantly Oh hand the larrss,
YT@mX IA assortment Of PIANO FOR rES in
n Y uLhe city, made by BOarIman Grny q Co.
"a, jacob Chickeriiig, sleinway q Soi,s, A.
w.-Ladd Co, WIN. Miller 3. r. Buriis, genne,t a
20, ana .. harsh Also, extensive stock Of Pre-
IN price from s45 10 sf75 -" '"'y"s
~, mnds Of Musical Merchandise for sale cheap
Il snrEI MUSIC received daily from all the psb.
,;.a ~ he country, forming. with our own esien.
may7-ly :" ''' o"'o"'
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
:" ~ ~ ER for Sale,
Revolution in Farming.
Corn Planted by Machinery
Something Ne~ and Truly Wonderful

Something NeW and a Truly Wonderful
MGchine.
without any COgs. Bands Pulies, Cranks, Shafts
springs, Levcrs or Gearing of any kInu with horse
guided oy man Or boy. 'hIs machine executes IN a
neal anu perfect manner the following described work
being Whht Is ~a.lted by syery Iarmer!
Ist turrO"s out the ground any required depth
3D. Drops the corn las many kernels desired) in
space OF 4inches diameter mathemaIieay in the hill
equl'dlsianl IN one tenth Ol a second
Sd Cover the Hills and presses the earth as ysu 10
with lrse.
4ih. Marks accurately the position Of each hill.
9TH. Deposits, If wanted. guanO. pOudrcIte ashes
lime plnsisr. any other itrIIIzor exactly
in the hill.
Aud 9th Also sticks the pumpkin or squash ,eed in
the hills at the usual distances as now dome Inv hand
And ALLitIs AT cost Of Is cents an acre hv single
machine anu lO cents per acre by a dOnble One-IO
acres being planted by the FIRST and ~ by the second
horse.
In short, il IS machine. which going one way plants
the corn an hills to make rows both WAYS fact
any other device. y
We furnish machines at SIC and SIS each TO those
"ho wish TO purchase them for their own use
Our primary object IN TO dispose Of this magnificent
monopoly upon basis most lnvilng-lookIng TO the
results tor large portion Of tho investments RuSI
ness ability and brains IN this forming part OF
the capital. T
" The Right Is for sale for - county, TO mnnu
iaciure and sell IA said county price which musl
insure to the purchaser pr"lil Of s.
The planter endorsed by three Of the large. At ogri
splnral houses IN Boston, viz =: Joseph Breck " son
rarker' White Gannetl; aud Blake, Barnard & Co
we guaranty each machine, il used according 10 the
printed directions " WV
call at our rooms will convince the most skepiicaI
oi lhe above facts. and whore may De found chances
iOr speculation seldom with IN this or anv otber
country. Call on or address - ""' '''e'
J. IIANFORD,
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
FOR SALE:

ION TONS Peruvian GUANO;
w 2,OOO bushels best Ground Plaster.
10000 bushels fine Lime;
Building Stone, Brick, Stone Lime, &C., regu
larly kept on hand, by
= GEO. w. CUMMINS
Smr.na, March 81, '57-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
WI. AVESE'S
Cheap Watch & Jewelrv Store

No. II North Second street Opposite the
Mount Vernon House, Philadelphia.
txn Gold Lever Wat, hes. full jeweiIed, IS X
cases, S2S; Silver Lever do, do, sI2; Silver
''aAsaa Lepne do So Quarter So to 81; Gold specta.
cles, S4 % TO $40; silver do, 81 so; silver Table
spoons per se S4 TO SIS silver desert snoons SO to
Sll; SILVER teaspoons "a rs 81 SO Gold Pens and
Gold Cases So % 10 So Gold Pens and silver do, 81 ;
together with variety Of line Gold JeweIry. Gold
Curb Guard and Fob Chains. All goods warranted
to Oe represe hted Watches and Jewelry repaired
in the hest manner AlsO Masonic Marks, Pins, &c
made to order
N. BAH orders sent by mail or otherwise. will be
promptly attended to se24-ly
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
stoves and Tinware.

Of every description. He is we suIphed with everv
thing pertaining to his line of business of which he
will dispose, by wholesale retail at as reasonable
rates as any other establishment in the State.
ROOFING. SPolFfING. Ne. done in a superior
manner. and at the Lowest aaes &c- All work war.
ranled. JanII.'576 ON
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
STEVENS & CHEEZUM,
Commission Merchants,

For tue Sale OF
Flour, Corn Meal, Grain, Seed,
.' And all kinds OF PrUduce,
No. 9 DOCK street, Philadelphia.
REFERENCE:
Messrs White, Stevens & Co., PhiIada.
w b. Potts q Co,
c. Emory 4 Co. Bankers"
"l p. Malcolm l. Co., Baltimore.
Jno. w Kemp rs l., st. MIchaels. Md.
Gen. 4. TIlgnlnlI. EasiOn, Md.
Col. Sam'l HambetoE,
..et James l.. Martin Esq, "a
Richard Arrngdae. ESQ.,,
Richard Thom is, Esq Cash Easton Bk nd
II. B. Fiddeman. Esq., Milford, Del.
mar25 3m
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
R'R ZIG Hi
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS,

THE subscr Der has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna 10
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofall kinds.
He will also run hisWagOns to and from Smyr-
ma LaRding, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds ofFreght brought by the Vessels Bricks,
Iron, Wosd, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. G. GRIFFITH.
" Letters and small packages cOnfdcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. acc.
feb l3-tf ....
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
Singers Sewing Machines.

TTNIIE great reputation of Singers Sewing Machines
i is founded the fact that they are perfectly
adapted 10 every variety of work, and that each ene
of them. kept employed will earn not leAs than One
Thousand Dollars Year.
All persons desiring full and reliable information
about these machines-szes. prices. modes of pur.
chasing, &C. obtain it Dy applying by letter or
otherwise. for copy Of |. NJ. SINGER d cos
GAZETTE, a beautiful Pictorial Paper, entirely de.
voted to Sewing Machine interests. 1t will be sent
gratis
LOCAL AGENTS wanied in every Town in the
United States. to whom liberal inducements will be
offered.
N. b we have made arrangements with slG nv edi.
tors and publishers Of newspapers highly profitable
and satisfactory them, and sh TO make similar con.
tracts with every newspaper aud Magazine in the
country. For full particulars address
l. NJ. SINGER e. CO.,
mar25'3m S23 Broadway. N. York
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
Wall Papcr& Wn low Shades

J. l. ISAACS & BROTHER 40. IS3 North
SECOND streets. below Race Philadel phia. having
completed their qrge assortment of the above C;nos
for Spring and Summer Trade would rcspectluIv m
vIie the attention OF Purtha.ers To the same Their
stock for beauty heapneSs and variety cannul be sur
passed
They have constantly on hand every description of
GOdand Painted Shades Buff Hollands and Shades
Fixtures, Wall Papers. Curtains, Firehoard Prints
liorders &C. all of which they offer at low er rates
examine.
J. L. ISAACS e. BRO
1873 North Second ST., below Race Philadelphia
thar l.6m
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WALL PAPER

rINHE Cheapest WALL PAPER STORE IN ,hs civ
Il Fine Unglazed 'nper at =. 10 and I2l cts. pel
piece; Extra Glazed at lS3 cts and upwards
Paper Hung in the Country at IL cents per piece
All work warranted. r''
... OTHNIEL B. EVANS,
No. 81 North NINTH st., Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
Paper Hanging and Painting.

TIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of SMYRNA and the public generally, that
he il prepared bt do all kinds Of HOUSE and SIGN
PAINTING GLAZING and PAPER HANGING, at
the shortest notice and upon the m0herate terms
Tie has been residing in this the last four years
and give the best in regard to the exc
cutiOn of his werk.
FT Call at the new Gothic Frame House on Com.
merce street, REUBEN Il. STEWART
sepH-ly Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
ITO

n DENNEY STEVENSON, Manufacturer of
S@ IL Tin and Shect.IrOn Ware, and Dealer in
%MX STOVES, &c. SMYRNA, Del, would respect.
fully ann0unce to the public that the above bust
ness. in all its various branches is carried on under
the management of SPARKS a. STSCO, in hIs Fnct9rv
at the stand recently occupied by Ssco & Burris, on
Commerce street, near Main. where he constantly
keeps on hand large assortment of
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29

Horse Rasps one inch more than halEround
Files.
All work warranted satisfactory. A good as
sortment of New Files constantly on ha nd.
marl8-3m ]. d. SMITH.