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The PENINsuLAR News AND ADvrnr,scp

~, HE fENINsuLAR News AND ADVERTISER
ihlS Is the title ofa new paper in Milford tho
Irst issue OF which is now before US, puhlisbed
oy James ID. Pretiyman, ESQ Il is indanen-
deot III politics, and we should iudge-thoncb
the 'printer's copy" sent us was vcrv naIoS
that 1t presents neat appearance. we wish
1t success. We select the following Items from,
its columns: 0''0 HUN
ihe nne three story building which WAS erec.
tea by the Milford Bank corporators. has haen
purchased by DR.. ]. R. Mitchell, who is ha vino
II hhished IN very fine style for his own resi-.
uence' ihe work is completed under the su.
per'ntendence of Mr.. A. Reynolds, who wss
also the architect and builder, and this in con-
nect'on WIN the taste and wealth of the pro-
.'eIor, Is suihclent guarantee that it will be
hhished In the very best style.
Mr. Joseph S. Truitt has rocertIv eroc,oa
several neal houses at the upper side Of Front
street, which add very much to the apUeara nee
of that locality.
Mr., Eli Watson has Just completed n verv
neat house in South Milford, designed for his
own residence, when he succeeds in meetinc
with his " other half.''
sEhlr. William Ratclff is also buildinu n naot
res dence on the site where the house of Mr.
Wm' II. Richards was recently DESTROYED bv
| fire. ~
Geo. D Grler has built large addition TO his
ioundery and machine shop this spring, besides
which we hnd two twO-stOry houses erected in
tnat U Vlcin''y' which we suppose were built by
Gov. Causey y
0ov Causey has repainted and otherwise
much improved his palatial residence. besides
ornamentlng the lawn aud other grounds. bv
whlch II IS surrounded. He has also Onened
new street, or rather extended Front street
OF South Milford to the creek, upon which we
Ilnd several new houses and shops.
Ihe wheat crop throughout this Peninsula
affords but poor prospect of remuneratnp the
husOa ndman tor T. e time, toll and money spent
IN seeding II. The long and severe winter.
win high winds that prevailed while the ground
was frozen, and which blew the soil from the
r"ois' have destroyed large portion of the
young plants, and at this late period there is
scarcely field Of wheat on the peninsula that
VIII ''hlde rabbit" There are many fields
that Will not yield as much as was sown upon
them; others are now being ploughed up for
the purpose Of planting corn
The Corn Crop The anticipated failure of
the wheat crop will cause farmers to plant
largely OF corn. The season thus far has prov.
ed to be so backward and unfavorable that no
corn has yet been planted. We would suggest
10 our Peninsula farmers, that a greater variety
OF crops would prove much more remunerative
IN The aggregate than the old time plan of corn
ana wheat cropping. Irish potatoes are now
worm $l.23 10 this market, and sweet potatoes
have been selling for 80 5O
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29

VIOLATING THE ORDINAEcE.-Mr. John s.
HurIOck, OF Maryland, was arrested on Satur-
day last, for violating town ordinance by driv-
ing through our streets at faster speed than
six miles an hour. Mr. II. was excused from,
paying the fine Of FIVE dollars, on the plea that
he was unacqua nted with the ordinances Ia
the future. our commissioners intend acting on
the well known legal maxim that Ignorance
Is no excuse IN law !" SO our fast drivers had
better lock out, or they might get " took up
IN their forgetfalness, whilst showing off their
= Az nags.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29

Observation-Disclosures nding the publicity
given t. the abonInatlous existing among the
Latter Day Saints" at their headquarters,
Salt Lake City, there are still those to be found
with gullIbIlIty enough to swallow their nox ous
assertions as the word OF God and our town,
though as free from isins as any other in the
United States, has at present small fragment
of MOrmOnisn. composed. hswever, without.a n
exception. we believe, Of the foreign element
Eng lsh,-numb"ring about a dozen "dlsci-
ples." both Sexes included. Several weeks
ago, Mormon divine" visited SMYRNA. and
preached in a lowly tabernacle on the hill :"
and, on Sunday last, another prophet being
IN our midst, the - saints" " rented the Odd Eel
lows Hall tor his accumulation, aud he
preached morning. afternoon and night. MANY
went, out OF curiosity, to hear the speak who
exhibited more "z zeal than knowledge..' in a
continued, rlbald declamat ton, with0ut tone
modUlatlon. subject or sense, though he cIniInee
to be INSPIRED and to speak only as he wal moved
by the Holy Ghost. The New Jerusalemites
will have to send US harder sheled " apos-
tie, before they Can do much at proseIyting in
this section.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29

TROrTING HORsEs There seems to be Con.
siderable interest or excitement among the
lovers of the "turf" in our community. lust
now, relative to trOtting horses In certain
quarters, this is the absorbing topic of conver-
satIOn; and. who has, and who has not, the
fastest horse, is contested in animat ted debate.
Several trials of speed have already taken
place. but were not satisfactory. from the dis
position of the horses to " break up" and whe.
ther Mac" or "QuebI.c can equal old
Pegasus, has yet to be decided.
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AUCTlONEERINC.

The undersigned respectfully ann unces to
the citizens Of Smyrna. that he will, at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms, do all kinds of Auctoneering that nisy
be desired. Having had considerable expert.
ence in the business. he is confident of giving
satisfaction. .. o., THOMAS RASH.
April 8, 1856.
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NEW BREcK-YARD.-Ar. William McAfee
OF this t9wn, is making, at his yard near the
Landing, large quantity of Bricks, and Il
prepared 70 MI orders TO any amount We
woo'a saV'se tnose 10 want'of such Tnaterisl To
give n1n cali by refe'ence TO his card, in
a"o'her column. II Viii also be seen that he
carries on painting ia all iis branches.
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COURT.-The April term of the Kent County
Court is now in session at Dover, aud has been
occupied thus far only upon petty cases. On
Monday afternoon the Court adjourned in re.
spect to the memories of Hon. John NJ. Clayton
and Chancellor Johns. who have expired since
the last term. The whole week will probably
be consumed in trying criminal and civil cases.
There were fortytwo cases docketed for trial.
Next week We will be able to publish the pro-
ceedings.
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RAILROAD AccIDEST.--A young maj named
John Shelton. whilst coupling the cars at
Dover, on Saturday Issi. was crushed in such a
manner as to cause his death in very short
time afterwards. He was not employed on the
road, but was acting Volnnlaril1. He was a
thrifty, industrious man. and leaves a wife and
three children to mourn his loss.
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DELAWARE DEMOcRAT.-We have received
the hrst copy of this paper, started in. Whining
ton. AS its name purports, it advocates the
policy OF the Democratic party. II is edited
by Drs. White and Stradley, aud published by
w. ID. Wharton, Of the Sentinel Success TO
il! ....r. ......
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Millinery Goods from Auction.

J. JUEl., Jr., No. 81 South Second Street.
Philadelphia, above Chestnut, would call your
attention to his SPRING STOCK. consisting
IN part of Ribbons, Grapes, Blends, Tar atanS,
French 4 American Artificial Flowers. q owes,
MItts. Hosiery, PARASOLS IS OF the latest style,
&c, &c. which he will sell at small advance.
OH auction cost. ap39- In.
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FOr Sale

A Smart, Active NEGRO BOY. IL wears of age. and
having To serve until he is u years ol age IN
has been living on Farm; is well disposed, qairk.
art and would SUIT IN most any capacity The reason
OF The owner for nartny wnh hun is that he does not
neei him any longer. Apply al the aim ~ OIceP
Tor I"iU mliioh. 'H'.AV'N sg' Smyrna, ap l-sI.
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q aBark.--Mcssrs Peterson and Musia I'd adver.
tise tor large quantities of bark, at the high
est cash prices, 20 he delivered at their Tannery
in smyrna, or at any station on the railroad.
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SELECT School MIR. .. N. Bass and lady,
will open Tomorrow 10 the Friends Meeting
House, in this town. Select Schoo. for boys
and girls. They commence under very favOra-
BILE auspices.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29

AGRICULTURAL PROsPEcTs in a ride over
portion of this county, few days since, we
were struck on every hand with the backward
condition of the crops, and the farmers PROS
poets al present, are anything but encouraging.
There is not what might be called first rate
held of wheat in the Country. In some places.
II is almost entirely killed, from the severity of
the past winter, and the most of that standing
looks as scared as an autunn's leaf The usua
time for PasIurlRg cattle has arrived, but the
hslds look almost as barren as in winter and,
no matter how pleasant the weather may be-
come the farmers wall be compelled to feed
their stock several weeks longer. The newly.
plane crops cannot gruw,-the older ones are
SERIOUSLY injured,-and now, in taking a full
view Of the husbandman's affairs, a very doll
aspect is presented.
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GUANO! GUANO GUIANA,
EEA ALL KINDS
So SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINN
1000 Tons.

TO Farmers, Corn and Potatoe Gro,,o,.
The undersigned reminds Corn and po,s,o.
ers that his Super Phosphate of Lime il the grow"
ana most certain manure for these two cror, Of an"
offered TO the public. 1t is COMPOSED of Cbo,y a'y
elements which rarely, if ever. fail in these to yn,n
able crops The most successful farmers ami r.: "u
experience, have proved this !eafSo VI
GEORGE A. LEINAU. Propre,o,
NO ~ South Front street. PhIadeluha p.
MY phosphate OF Lime at u cls. per lb or SIN.
ION: Nllr"grned, al fifty dollars u ton V'O1
Cariage Tree 10 any wharf or station IN the .;,, -
per: Liberal. .lhscOLnt 10 Wholesale De,l. P'O'
f"mphlet" IN the English and German Iaus,.,..
on application. 'uSs''
Also pure Bone Dust, Potash. SoIa powdered Cb,,.
coal pure Lnnd Pasler er., etc ~"d'
Diplomas from four States have becn received po.
syl'anla; New York. New jersey and Delaware '''
ap29
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Fashionable MILLINERY.

MRS. BANNlSTER, No lS6 South Second
street, above Pine, Philadelphia,
lias opened splendid assortment OF Spring Millinery
and viii be receiving during le present and summer
season The most fashionable styles Of Ladies and
Misses BONNE'FS and HATS Mourning BDnneIs
constantly Oh hand 20 Bleaching and pressing done
III the oesI hummer. ap22.2m
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29

h.0~1- The weather, though much more plea.
sant Than last week, ,is still cool enough to ma ke
fire indispensable. Thesfr,Iit trees are begin
ming to blossom. but the cod north winds keep
vegetation in very backward condition.
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THE TINES" is published EUery Wednesday. By

THE TIMES" is published EUery Wednesday. BY
RoBr. D. HoFFEcKER. Edio, and Proprietor at The
Temperance Hall Smyrna. Del.
TERMS-SUDscRIPTIoN One year, 81 so in adUdnce.
or $500 if not paid till end Of the year No paper
discontinued uAti all arrears are pad--oaly at the
option Of tke Publisher.
ADVERTISING For erery square Of ~ lines less first
insertion, so cts; each subsequent insertion IS CTS
Liberal urrdnsements made Vih yearly and half
yearly GdCertissrs
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Varnishcs! Varnishcs !

BERNHARD CALMAN, No. $50 (Old No.
7S) North Fourth street, between Cherry
& Race, upper side, Philadelphia,
Manufacturer of all kinds OF Varnishes & Japans,
HAS always ON hand large stock OF the best (abI.
net NarnIShes from 81 25 upwards; Coach Varnishes
from So % upwarCisi Danar VarnIsh lrum 81 3d. up
wards. Best drying Japan; Black Iron Varnisles.
raper nanishes' China Gloss Varnsnes etc :, etc.
ap2,57ly
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29

The New CENT will be distributed to the
public 10 two or three weeks A million are
already completed. aud two millions will be fin
ished before the Mint Commences paying them
out
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GENIUS RIGHTLY DIRECTED.-Mr. Francis
>. McWhorter. residing near this place,-who
has previously exhibited considerable mechaDi-
cal genius 10 improving agricultural implements
which he used on his farm,-has projected and
completed Potato Druppe-, with which he
planted his early crop OF potatocs to full salts.
faction. This Il great desIderaium Plant
ing potatoes is one of the most disagreeable
works in the furming DISBURSEMENT to that of
gathering them III the fall. If this invention
can be brought into general use, it will be a
cause of REJOICING Oh the part of the boys who
have bent their cks in many weary steps in
dropping the troublesome esculent.
There is one more thing remaining. however,
for our young friend TO do, viz: complete sue.
cessfh PotarO-D;gger. This would relieve the
iaborer. too. aud give increased Joy to the
=" hands" of many farmer
Mr.. McWhurter. BY simple arrangement.
has added greatly to the merits of his =" Drop
per" by making it also {" Corn Planter" AS
the latter, he Intends using it the present spring
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BRlCK-MAKlNC, Painting,
&c.

I'lE undersigned would respectfully inform the.
public that he Is prepared 10 ILL., at hl> Grck.
Yard near Smyrna Landing. orders for any anounl Of
nfd; lttd o!relcherS, Samon and all Other kinds Of
BRICKS, except The pressed at The shortest nIcp
lie wi also make and burn kIins IN the coInify when
desired: 20 lie also continues to carr, on the
FAiHIIN business III ull ItS branches rxecut NJ
work III superIOrsiylc. WILLIAM Aic4FEE
SmyIna. Del. AprIl %. 81
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AN ACT TO ADMIT TESTIMONY On TRIAL OF IN.
DICTMENT FOR LIBEL

Sec. he Il ehacted by the Senate and
H0uSe Of Representatives. in General Asse,nbl,
met That from and Ter the passage of this
act, on the Ir.al If indictments tor writing or
publishing 4 libel, the truth otIhe luatter charr.
"a as llbt llous may be given in evidence and
II the jury in any such case shall lind that the
act was induced by good motives, aud with no
malicious intent, asd that the matter so charr-
I'd is true, It shall operate TO the acquit,al.
Sec :. Andde HJurther enacted, That in
actions Tor damages for the writing or publish.
ing libel, where the truth is pleaded and given
IN evidence, if 1t be found that the same was
written or published properly tor pubic nfor-
nation, and with no mlschievous or naI,cions
mo ives, the jury may tud for the defendant or
defendants
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The Popular Steam Dye:ng
AND
Securing Establishment.
No. % N. Fifth street, between Marie, ont
Arch streets, PhIadelphia, of
NJ r S. Z. w. SMITHS

The follow ing Testimonials speak Tor ribqm,plve.
We nere shown to-day some beautiful s,er,m.,,. 81
D!' ing. from No 2S North Fifth street ,,L"," ~.
processes OF Dyeing III all known cnlurs aupesr I 10
Buiieiin. -""s
Ladies should not forget this popular establishment
I-Aercdntir HerQH "S"''
Those Who desire the services Of an e1celIeD, Dvo,
should apply To tins esiahshment.-DL Co R,o.L
me best establishment III the ci,v-at IIe n, ii-
patrnnlzed by all our fashionable and uo,I maze
rial cliiz,ns.-Cuy Item '"'''
ID All orders for tins establishment Will be ms; faith,
Iuiiy ana skiliuIy attended IO.-Fr0nkford HcrQM
We have seen specimens of Won,Ipns NJ.r,,,.s
silks SallnS AlPacas, DE Lanes and other (;,..,
dyed at No. " North Fifth Street. between Mark.
aud Arch, Philadelphia. aud We take rlrnsuIr IN
speaking "f them IN the highest terms of cum,ne ua
roh Penn Inquirer au2..iv
Smyrna times., 1857-04-29
BARK WANTED

o0an,iI. liz uncGeTsIgned sI wish to purchase ,,.
and ud"f,I! Rf.rK o. K9FANlSll a OAK, WHITE 0AE
prices nTM wiII n, 9I oAh BA!RKS, for winch bnA M
!" 'SeS S VIII be paid, delivered at their Tannngll mgll
Railroad PETERSoW o' ,,I. r1e Delaware
April 29th, 1857. AitD.
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IN THE 1I1 { !, SELECT scHoo,
in SMYRNA will commence lis Sn,o,ass ~as
on THURSDAY, the Both day Of Anr,l erns m
continue eleven weeks. april and
ERMS:--COmmon English, 81. H.,
Latin, French or German, each. 81 49,, ufeek,
o. n. BASS, A. B.,
. Mrs. o. N. BASS, Teachers.
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New Firm.
Chamberlain d Thatcher.
H.esAHsEALAis. &C. rHAfcIn
NEW GOODS
S. MAIN-sT., KILBouRNR's BLOCK.

aPy50
usT received, the best variety Of sprips and
- sanner goods We have ever offered TO the citi-
seas Of khokuk, and We hope by Offering rood
goods, at moderate price,, and by strict attention
70 pusiness, to merit liberal share Of psfronase
apr7d CHAMBERLAIN 1 THATCHER.
CARPKTSI CANPEToii
IQsT received, English, Brussels, Tapestry,
- American ply and nperier ingram wool and
cotton Drugkets, Brussels and VenitiAn stair car
Pe1 vi Cloths, from 8 to II feet wide; Coir and
ssrAw M.tsings, and medallion crumb cloths, cheap
for cash BY CHAABERLAIN 1 THATCHER.
sprs-d
WINDo" shades, Bs6, Hollands, and shade AZ
W lures, good assortment, for saieby
arod CHAMBERLAIN : THATCHER.
ACE and muslin window curtains, riiteornlees,
- oanas. pms Asd curtain hooks, picture and
eurtAin cords and tassels, for sale by
Aprsd CAT
GPLENDlD Lsce and MusIin Gets ColisIs and
~ Sleeves Scotch cellars and sleeves, cam brio and
aprsd CAT.
TABLE Linens, white bed spreads. Piano and
liable Covers, fowelings and house farni.hinr
sprsd CHAMBERLAIN 4 THATCHER.
p0BE snd Drsas silks, black and color.d :,
~ CHAMBERLAIN 4 THATCHkR,s.
k'hEsCA, English asd American prirtr, at u
= CHAMBERLAIN 1 THATCHEH's.
'kESrh and Rnslish Brilli.nits. Tor sale ~
sPisa Cat.
sashMAkFTTEs. striped snd spotted Linen
gooos Tor entidren's wear, for sale BY
..,,-.---,--.------- Ga =.
khIkILNGs and shss,iIgs,-s-4, s-4.S4. %,
-, and - vide, Also, vide linen shestipgs and
apr7d
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q reat r n b b eY6 St ore!
Ne. % Main.st.,

"A.
4 NOTHING II all kinds, qualities and prices
- Cloth Coats and closks; Alpaca and six Costs
boots. Shoes, Sandals aud ssleng for Gents. La
DIES, Misses snd Children. New kisd Of Ladies'
boots--hrsf ever offered In the vcstern marla, -
LeKxins for riding and walking riding b.,i. E..ls
plioss, cushions. lafe PrsseYt ers ewimminv hri,s
ana haoys. Travelling, mali aud saddle hars ha,.
sss.exs, game bags, caps Of all shapes and Kind,
raiis and backess forrngines, hrecon papis. and
house purposes.
spoFssusn lifted out, and tLose about crossing
the plains.
Az kinds Of Surgical and bfuggist articles.
tsmbs Of all kinds.
ana Imprinted.
Toilet Furniture campl,te
bed Cloths ~ 49," ~1A
ba.'oas, cord, braiiing, ffiil.. STAY and drs.,
bones, dress shieids.
Pen and pencil eases, pencils and pen hol,ler,.
f4.ss, measuring tapes, wafer ana sand ioxes elsa
ie letter and bill bands cork screw. nane;r,trr.
Inssf ranga, knises, eAnss II all kinds ailsr. fn
nsas, fasas, dor springs. and cement.
aAHiags soees wagon aprons. horse eovers with
ns,liess carnage irons.
Hpse, packing and beittne
~ can b. 90; IN any Western city
Please call and mine how ,s.,, .rahs
thinEa are mad. Of Be6ber Wesban J.. : -,
naPpy 70 70 sao~ our good, aud "a plain th.,rus.,
5prl dANty
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0uharacier illustrated, 10 C D,ls,.s1i $50.
eafoslties Of American Literature III 49, ~
1ftswolt, Tor sale by
apsi oaDES, BRowNELL 60.
shEsIEkflELU's Letters to his son,
~ hssysot Ella. BY Chas. Lamb.
ihs works II Chas- Las4b.
iAIe " Gen. Marion
Idle " Gen. Gfeene.
1us Of usn. Lafayette. For sale Ly
spioa OGDEN, BKoHNKLL 4 co.
sbhhEk EkLL'e celebrated work,
Jsss Eyre,
Shirley,
NiIletse yust reserved by
3pf,ea ooDkA, gkowkELI. 4 co.
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A1ofhDiA Of Modern Travel. subrcrin,io..
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Pas Orphan eirl, Tale ii Sou, hcrn LII i.
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saie q the CITY BOOK sT5kE,
arri6d 81 No.,
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TINE the com plets works of j Fenni.,nr. ra.,,
er, in - volumes for safe by
nhssd OGDEN. Bk0wNFLL 1 co.
DOOxSs DOOkAl,
sVHE American Family kncyciopsdis Of u.egu,
! knouledxs, Or book " ,31s Receipts aud as,.
wboi- library " subjects useful % every in
sal. illustrated With 1000 engrssings. BY
WshstAr. For ssie by
aev3sa osDRs. BRowNKLL i co.
VHYEsTkkH Border Life. or What Parry Hsnse,
w ssw and heard in Kansas and issssyi
For sals y the CITY BOOK nTORE,
spviA 81 Matn-st.
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4Sat Aeeepgp sAd y pfsp4kse 70 tAtsodsts n tune
~ = IL sslIss Of Kseknk. Ba,!.nsson, ssl ~
escstsibls eeasty towns, snl AIS 10 Aitentisn q
s:s: : js51;'., e.. Te sa 81,
~. Mis- rsoax Ala 8 cheaper anG batter ,las
NS ssi::sls ss..sa II. u. roofing ., CIR,
CO 49,. Dspsss. a!oa.s, Mills, fesAaries
- 49,. = $500 svsry ass~ipticn VI sliiss
Tlh nalsriai isrur ) hard, s.ossh md .,.,,,.
surises. sontraetlss - sspssaing, silh TN a.
ns.easris sh.sS:s. q = more .ssriy Ars-pssef
viii ~ sssporstsos stseh. ner Win Il ~ { ~
nats{Alea which u 10 lad - Will tar, pi,sA NJ
oths5D OF iss durability THAR u 70 qusssiOn.
havle ssteief ss6 4 ysAss. Il l. prassi.
jects4 tS1ysse tsfe6ta eAses u m. and III svSry
lnstaA1Slp eons 60 u ~ ordeal snirjur,d.
AnstoSf esstrsbls quslisy d this AooAT il tAas
ne q. .,,: rss !, ~: e. .as. ~.
KESzkExsLx 0hSAPSx5s i ~ i ff q. .,. -
assisSsste -, sestsse 80 lea thor any .o,hs,
rooAae. ONLY SIx DOLLARS ~ square. n
y .ill = applied 70 ns'al roofs fsf - - n
Prsnpt sttsatiea viii - given to ali order
left 6 n \. Aoopsr's Drok Stose, corner Of Main
asd 1Ais1 strtssss No. rs, where any infornastios
sa.islsctssy rsfsrsssss md .s.i.onia, ia rsss,s
% Il, utility - ~ Sesr, s"ss
viii aliosdSss 10 sAis sooass to Il o.s rssGa,ss
q : distsass, wish 1sssetisns FORTS n,e.
: CesAsy hisAnfsr ssss. ~
JAMES ~. RICE.
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~ thatI have exaninsd rpeeimens ~ ,c.,s. -
Rooang and behave Il 70 - sniAsntiy s6pssiot g
an other kind Of ruolpK nov In vse II 49, -
eye witness Of severe tYini II one o. thsse rseN
tSOp large body 81 Asns fsomsa adtotaing Sssle-
ing which u ruck diYretty vpun H. ko21 ~ 49,
slcs for nearly half Is 6oss ii ROSA ~ ~
tsyond al sxpeetstivu ana saved M teif6tra. S.
signed, +. ~. MASkELL. IA
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your vi,h. rive ~ esist~u a N E.'s,Si - -
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q Aeusss Is NOW . sAsn 81 =, and il vsrs -