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The Kent County Agricultural Fair.

We publish on our first page the doings a
the Exhibition, and list of the articles on ex
hibtion. From all quarters we hear it com
mended; and had it not been for the rain o.
Thursday, the exhibition would have been
much more largely attended, and the profits oi
the society greatly increased.
The receipts of the Exhibition amounted 10
S42 76. The expenses incurred for lumber.
hay, work, rent and attendance, amount to
more than 5000 co. This leaves only Sl42
to pay the premiums awarded, which reach
some $3.50 90. The Reporter suggests TO all
the members, to whom premiums ere awarded
in money, that they generously release their
claims for the benefit of the Society. COM
mttce has been appointed TO procure lot some
four or five times as large as the one lately oc.
cupled, and if the negotiations succeed, the
future Exhibitions of the Society will be upon
large and grander scale.
Dr. Emerson delivered a very practical ad.
dress IN the Court House on Thursday morning.
dn regard to the best kind of fertilizers for the
soil OF this county. His address was ordered
to be printed.
Manove Hayes, Esq, offered resolutions pro- |
Tldlng for the appointment of committee to
memorlallxe Congress 10 procure an appropria
ton Of land to establish and sustain an Aori.
cultural School in each State of the Union. and
made an interesting speech in their support
lie was followed by Hon. Charles Brown. who
approved of the object of the mover, but CON-
tended that such appropriation would be uncon- {
stltutional. The resolutions were further dis. :
cussed by Mr.. Hayes, Major Jones, DR.. Ridgelv
and G. w. S. Nicholson. Pending which. the d
further consideration of the subject. was, on c
motion of Mr.. J. NJ. Hill postponed to the next @
annual meeting.
The list Of premiums have not yet been pub
1;shed.
The foiIowing articles from Smyrna, are not
reported on our first page A beautiful lace :"
Collar, by Miss FanRie e. CuIbreth; handsome y
specimen of Grecian Embroidery, and leather L
work basket, by Miss E. A. Hendrix; book. y
Case and secretary, by James Mcdowell: !"
M"nE'head pigeons, Spanish Bantam, and =
superior corn basket, by James B. Walls. "
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$IOO Reward.

my Dwelling having been burglariously en-.
tered on the night of the 10Th instant. bv some
person unknown to me, hereby offer reward
OF one Hundred Dollars for the apprehension
ana conviction of the scoundrel Any informa.
tlon tnat may lead to his arrest, will be literally
rewarded. IOIIN CI0~V
Near Smyrna, Oct. 81, I657.-4t
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A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
EUeru Nun his O,oo !SoJos

LmlPPINCOTT m d. CO.. One Price Clothing Store
NO 4Ol Market street. Sd door above lIh streeI Pbilo
delphia would solicit call from those in want OF
CLo THING, before purchasing elsowhere-as ali
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
must buy alike. All goods used in this store o,n
sponged before making up, and all articles sold viii
be guaranteed to be cut and ma, in The host nnn'
Remember
4O4 Market street,
ISAAC LIFFINcoTT Sd door above llh, B1wooLsroN
$3.50, 81 1y
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$50 REWARl

RANAWAf from the subscriber on tbs mornino
OF me lxlh instant "A NEGRO BOY, 5 ioet Q IN
inches Gss black and stout Supposed to have on
par GI, GaeIiIe pants slightly red and checkered
fIled ksrsey coat, drab; white shirt straw hat nu
OLD shoes; lie Is fine smart looking negro aameJ
SAEs "a! -; noLiDAY' and bound boy years old
For nus apprehension and lodgment in aiI or return
10 me- i not already taken will give Fifty Dollars
Address WV NJ nav
Oct 81, ,57-tf Creenshoro, co.ai;aI ~ a.,
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SERIOUS SPoRT.-On Sunday afternoon last.
a"o negro men in " Whappen," to while away
The tedtum of the day, commenced game of
Or'ck-batting each other, TO see which could
todge the best They had not played long, be-
tore one of them, Edward Dolly, lodged in, in
It ad OF out of the way,-the bat thrown BY
hlS competitor, Augustine Crisden, striking
hlm just behind the ear with such force as to
fracture his skull. Dr. Collins was called in
and dressed the wound, which for time
threatened his lite. Crisden was placed in the
lookup until Monday, when he was sent TO
Dover jail to await the result Dolly has i'm
proved, and the expectation now is that he will
recover. A lesson for those engaging in dan
gerous sport.
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WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Renn-

WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beon-
tlful Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOlVEpS" wi
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse Of y
Idasagreeaoe a breath, when by using the " Balm of
render 1t sweet, but leave the teeth as white os aio
paslerf Many persons do not knew their breatb ;s
Dad, and the subject is delicate their friends WI,
never mention it. Beware of counterlets Re- s,ra
the bottle Is signed, FETRIDGE & co. N "
For sale by all Druggists "'' Az l.
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h0oiDEsr'-OR Monday afternoon last, q
'sne girl, daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Richardson,
ol ihis town, whilst returning from the coun-
ny, 'sil roma wagon aud was run over by one
'i The wheels. which fractured tie neck of the
sfmhone. DR.. Collins reduced the fracture,
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Miscellaneous Advertisements,
w ARDS HALL.
Thursday EV,g. Ocf. 90d' fsxs

Mr.. KEMMERER. assisted by his LARGE
CLASS of 80 PUPILS, will give MUSICAL,
ENTERTAINMENT, consisting of selection
OF Miscellaneous Music, Solos and Ballads bv
members OF the Glass and Mr.. K. Tickets i2i
cts; Children 10 ct". Doors open at 6, Concert
commence at Z O'clock y O'ee''
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vars. IL. WI. Bannister

21. No, 342 South SECOND street .Sor.
H.. Flhe' Philadelphia,
H2s now ready for sale, splendid asso,,r,.
ei fashionable MILLINERY, to which sho i"' !"
"THS ,;H ~ inc attention of the Ladies. The stoct
WI, oe found at all times (thrOugh the FaiIsud
nsn nnter seas0nS) well assorted; Combining eIe. %
umce oce, o. sly3' best quality Of materials al The
,.- ~ .Sses and ChIldren's Bonnets and Hats in
&c eeIe variety large assortment of Mourn
+. M. BANNISTER.
d42 South Second ST., five doors above Dr., =,
~ oeoO- In PHILADELPHIA
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SNYDNAs DNh0,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1857

aHE TIMES" is published EUery Wednesday. By
ReBT. ID. HoFFECKER, Editor and Proprietor, at Ue
fe~Peruace Hall. Smyrna, Del.
TEkMS-SUBscRIPTIoN.-O year, ,'S1 so IN adr0nee
or 400 i not paid till end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears paid-ORly at the
option Of The Publisher.
ADvERTIsING-FOr every square Of IL lnes less first
insertion. so cs each subsequent insertion 25 cs-
Liberal arrangements made NTH yearly and half
yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21


HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, for Septem.
opens with an elaborate article on the effac &c
OF mixed currency, intended to show that if Is
fluctua'Ing in quantity and in quality; derap-
ges the industry of the country, PRODUCING ne.
rlodlcaI reVulslons of trade, and numerous fail
ures' retards the growth of manufactures and
mas constant tendency to send specie out of
The country. The writer thinks that tho roma
raj opinion that there is not enough gold and
silver in the world to furnish sufficient cnrrercv
Is a popular failacy. For remedy he proposes
10 prohibit all bills under the valne of s5
!" men the void thus created is filled by specie,
as ne has no doubt it would be, he would tbon
prohibit all bills under $40. and finally all bills
not absolutely based upon an equal amount of
sPec'e In the banks, so to bring back the
country to sound currency, and unfuctuatino
paper circulation.
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cases. 40 CutaT
Gold Lepine, Is carat S2S 90
Silver Lepine, iull.Jewelled "a 90
Silver Lemne, l2 90
Superior Quarters, 90
Gold Speclacles, 90
Fine Silver SpecIacles 90
Geld Bracelets, l so
Ladies' Gold Pencils 3 90
Silver Tea Spoons, sett. 90
G0Id rens, with pencil and silver holder w. W.
01iO GOlE Finger Rings cents $50 Watch Classy ~
pronori,3D ems patent lSs. lune 25 other articles in
sod Ior All soous wa rranted to be what thew are
az IN bond 49,. SiAUFFER d HARLEY
7 49, " oh nand' some Gold and Silver Levers nn,
sun lower than the above prices tocs, IIo
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Steamboat Balloon
II iii ArranUCmont

s1dnS and after Monday Sept, 14lh tn,
- Srea5boan Sa,n01as Balloon will leave Smyrna
MMEery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana 1''rdeIPhiS, EPaPP,9,
De"Eyne n%s Returning The Alternate At
New G"sio Landing am;m ror Penn, Delaware Civ and
,,1h Hlgfs & from Dover LeirsIc and SMYRNA connoo,
Po, tRg'i1.Ii oI' az smyrna Sleambot Landing, Long
Gmt' rI hfI''HI al the usual low raIes Lung
- WM S. BALL CANAAN
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NE" DocToR-HOmeopathic-By reference
70 MS card IN our advertising columns. it will
De seen that DIR. Julius Auerbach has taken an
once IN our town for the purpose of practicipp
the homeopathic system of medicine. He ;s
from Germany, and informs US that he eradu-
ated IN the medical schools of Paris and Berlin
lie has been practicing 10 years, 8 in Europe.
and , in this country.
DALE OF CHURcH.-The old NJ. E. Church
IN Camden together with stoves, benches and
other fixtures, will be sold at public sale on
Saturday next.
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LANDRETH'S
s. Agricultural Warehousa

NOS Z! and % South Sixth street
! - Near the State House ph;IaS'p
zen ho9rs OF inns spacious building e,ao,I W iphin
pr e rolrei0rs trade are stored Iii ca press.
S'rty Years EstqJ[isGedd' d'iOeners'
| me subscribers desire 10 call the ,t,on,;
oie interested IN Farming and GordaniOn VI every
| well selected stock of ueiIhg' 10 their
AsHcultural Implements and Mocb;no.
Great Variety of Horticultural Tools
warranted Garden and Flower SecJs.
quality must reliable
@ INC agricultural Implements sold bv No
IT, ieu al our Steam Works Bristol P "os'y
Ht'lhg htted up this eslab bisbment ',i u.
rof pnso, WIN me most Complete macbine,1 ~
ure OF various kinds of AgricuIinrII' ol tne
, G We are now prepared to suDpIv aII InPie-
& ,,s lle luI'y equal il not superior To- ia
"nnn er1r oo,o[e offered TO the public VI '''e
Ian NDkEIH'S warranted GARDEN SrrnC
M naHe neeh before the public for upwo,ss or 80
thelr VIDE spread pSpul larity and The oon.say
increasing demand from year 10 vear :; oTstaht .L
az % Vi their superiority over all others 00''
:; ~ Couh'ry Merchants can be supplied with s.o,.
!" laPers or Dulk, on the most liberal Terms 'eeus
nioIImsuaIe' near Bristol, Pa our Ga,den G.,
sIouilus' contains three hundred md sevao, ~ Seeu
world. n HSnp0Oiitne 0i tne KIN in the
NOS II and % South Sixth 81 reef Phi,aGntI..
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/ urhlture and Upholstering
sSaPOhnRsSo .

II VIE undersigned respectiuiJ2 ,nfo,ro. L..
nIoc olncdS ana the public thai he has onIsrard
sive and kcens business IN an elegant and splendid
OF foshlonable FURNITURE, Of al IsSOtl En%
auaciIred nam J with especial care by his own WI Rnds %
mem to the Iue[ eab MS own supervision lie also recon- Oa
sofa BcdSead and Lounges, which for ",o Improved
nr'cos sp1rPass anything ever used beora IS;s
pF r'Uus are Remarkably Low, and he soIici,. Iils
sep3O,'57ly 81 S''i pe aoeve Spruce,
PhIladelDhia
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LADIES REPosIToRY.-We are in the receipt
OF this valuable monthly; and, for literary ex-
cellence, unhesitating!y pronounce it the best
we have seen of the numerous periodicals. issued
Tor Iady-reading. 1t is double-coIumned, octa-
Vo' printed on good paper, with clear and
Oeautlful impression. The October number
now before US, has twenty-six articles from the
best wrltersi in the Union, besides the London
Correspondence, Literary Notices, Scientific
and Religious Items, Notes and Queries, Edi.
tors Table, &C., which are, from the ability of
the Editor, rendered more than usually inter
estIng. 1t is embellshed with two attractive
steel engravings-Dreams Of Youth, idealizinp
castles in the air; and The Capture of the
daughters of Boone and Galloway by the In.
dlans We advise our ladies to give it a trial
and we are sure they will find it all we have
recommended. d. w. Clark, d. D., Editor
Cincinnati Ohio. Terms $500 per annum.
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oIAUFFER q HARLEY.
PHILADELPHIA.
Cheap Watches, JexvaI,y

"a WHOLESALE and retail "a
Es'o,o NJ NPhiIIodelphia Watch and JewerS iIS
$A% Street cnrno. mo as (old No; So North Second
Gold Lever Watches, fulI.iewelled. is Pn.a PnIa..
Smyrna times., 1857-10-21

" The notice sent us by T. G. M, for last
weeks paper, was not received until after the
issue.
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Z. ID. DALEY, Sec'y.

W We are indebted to Mr.. Adam Dady for
large Dwarf Pear (misnomer at least in re.
gard to the fruiD which weighed exactly three
quarters OF pound. Mr.. ID. has several kinds
wnlch nave riPened at different periods since
July. The pear just referred TO was of the
'urleu DEL " variety, and with care may be
Kept through the early part of winter
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hELIGIous.-The Rev. DR.. Chester. of Pbila.
oeipnla' preached in the Presbyterian Church
IN thls town, on Sunday afternoon last also
on Saturday afternoon, as preparatory to the
administration of the Lords Supper the follow.
ing day. He is spoken of as verv fine
preacher.
NeV' MesSrs. Thomas end Talbot are hold.
ing protracted meetings on the Circuit. at
Bethel and Union ChapAs. A series of meet.
ings have been held at the school house in An.
Poqulnlmink hundred, three or four miles from
smyrna at which ten or twelve persons pro.
lessed conversion. We learn that between
sixty and seventy probationers have been taken
into the church at the various appointments
during the present Conference year.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

THAlllS WATERING PLACE will be crcn for the rec,ption
n Of Visitors on the 10Th day Of June next
II is situated on the Eastern Slope ncar
miles West of LynehmrF, and hundred miles West of
kchm"md within ana half miles Virginia Ten
nesSee Rail Road from which there Kali Road to
the door of the Reception House
ieFt Nes have been resored to for by the
people OF the surrounding country, and the place
been improved 10y large number Of Visitors
sections OF the Uni, most of whom
eacy in a number of diseases
The improvements Of the first order the
large and and them arranged partcu
gard To- the comfort and convenience Families
he DINING Room has bee sea
ana WI TOE under the MANAGEMENT of CHARLES O. THOMP
son ESD OF kchmohd, whose capacity Caterer unsur
passed
To the seekers of Health Pleasure this place presents
fractions sci om To lie with Watering Place
ond to none in the Union.
In addition to the Railroad facilities by which visitors from
all sections of the be brought the
Reception House there will be daily Line Superior
Horse Coaches, by way Ct the New River White Sulphur
Springs and the celebrated Salt Lake the Red Salt
bner White Sulphur and Sweet Springs
The Lynchburg Abingdon Telegraph Company have
structe Branch of their Line these
Office in the Reception House.
Ample provision has been made tho comfortable
mediation Of One Thousand spared
to render their solouTn pleasant and agreeable
ROBERT Ii. MDSBY, PRIEST,
Montgomery White sulphur Springs Company.
lna IA ule1 ,tlut.xy pta,ttr
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

TENllS Watering Place ayorably known the public
Will heopcncd for the reception OF visitors tho LIST day
of June next
The present ioprctos happy that they
have secuted the services, General Manager of JNo T.
LEE (of the American Hotel Richmond. long
perenco in the Hotel Business and veil established
az gentleman and caterer sufficient that
ry effort will he made TO give eeiisiactiou
Tho powerful curative properties of this eff
in all diseases Of the Stomach Liver, bowels
system &C. well aitoscd by the calm,
raeulous) which have been effected by its We with
confidence TO all the former patrons of the place.
complete BATHING ESTABLISHMENT has, since last
Season. bet1 added to the Of
visitors For further particulars refor the Cards.
found IN Hotels Cars Steamboats,, &c.
a splendid line -Four Horse Coaches will convey visitors
from Shawsve this place 81 miles, good road with
only one Hill between the points.
BRIDGES 4 HOLT, Proprietors.
JOHN L. LEE, Manager
ma 25dlIn cod I'm anavt.,jaur
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w 0sbtnEfOu
David ii. Burr, me Surveyor General of Utah
has arrived at his home in this city.
Mr.. Burr states n conversation with his friends
that the Mormon Legion is poorly equipped, and
that one thoui,a nd United States troops would
etie ctual!y ov rave them. Before he left Utah.
the MormoDs Aad not heard of the intention Of
tho Governmt mt to send n force thither but they
fire. quenty la oghed at the idea Of the Government
npenf, fhem to obedience to the Federal laws
tt oy citing the failure to put down the distur
anoes IN Kansas ms evidence of its nefiici
ency He supposes that one third, or one half
of the NJ ornions who are disgusted with Young's
tyranny, would rise against him were they pro-
tected by the United States troops.
Mr.. Burr does not apprehend that the Nor
mons will show fight. 1t is the duty of every
good Mormon to obey the Church, as higher
law and hence the opinion entertained that Brig
| ham Young may leave the Territory with large
force of hi, deluded followers, provided he can
| find some other seat for his government. Mr..
! Burr says that Salt Lake is the mesnest settle
uent he ever beheld. everything having the APP
! pearance of abiect poverty. Young's word is
| law, and the expressions of the Mormons
| cruel and without remedy from their present ru-
lers. There are about fifty 'gentes" only in
| the Territory who are objects of bitter pcrsecu-
| tion.
According 10 the statement OF Captain Tyler,
| who commanded one of the companies of the
Marines on last Monday, he gave the order af
ter the capture of the swivel from the rioters to
fire" the discharge being from platoon
only and iIregularly, each of the Marines
firing as they saw the flashes of the
pistols discharged at them by tho rio
ters, who fired they retrea!ed. The
Company commanded by Lieut.. Maddox, accord
ing to the same authority did not fire until Ma
rine had been wounded in the cheek, the ball
coming out at his mouth.
1t is confidently asserted here that several of
the plug Uglies" had recently died, while 9th
ers in Baltimore are suffering from severe
wounds.
Justice IIollingshead, of the American party,
has refused the application made for warrant
for the arrest of Mayor Magruder on charge of
murder. The ground Of the application was that
be had given the order to fire.
The Secretary of the Navy has not yet deci
ded whether any of the five steam sloops of war
shall be built by private contract.
WAsHrNGToN, June 6. 1857.-Advices recei-
we'd here from trustworthy sources in New Or
leans state that General Walkers reasons for
coming here are to see thePresdent and The mem
!,ers of the cabinet He wishes to defend his
motives for his course in Nicaragua, and to learn
if the administration sustains Capt Davis in his
conduct in assisting the Costa Rcans by max
in q coup de grace against him
He will be heard, but it is known that Mr..
Buchanan approves the course of Capt. Davis,
unSer the instructions he had from the lsts Sgcy
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a. a.. thompson presiding. The Grand Jury were
@Fged on the first day having made but two pre-
s,h'a''ohs and one indictment The case of the
commonwealth vs.. Brosius, for grand larceny, was
,an ea "Neh up brosus was found guilty aud sem
ry. " Wv P'
ine case OF the Commonwealth vs.. Lindsay Payne,
iot m"ueiously stabbing Simon Sheets in an ntIray
spe ',he since was next called, aud Payne put upon
- ns I'M A'''r the examination OF testimony and
one count IN the Indictment and sentenced To- one
years Imprisonment in the penitcntiary
SALE-The one-half of the National Hotel in
ouiunton, was sold at public auction on Saturday
last Tor the sum of 5000 NJ G. Uarm., SIAM
ton, purchaser
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L nj TED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Agency
NOW Is TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE!
Iothe Merchants, Mechanics ~ nd 4, ro ,c,.;.. :.
Nlem Of LIZ NJ mn

Men Of i.ynchburs,
ND THE ~ BLIG GEAERlLYT
IL PERSONS wishing advertise their 81; sINESs mr.
ESSloN IN the following papers Tor which | am
agent eael Of ihom having LARGE cIRCulAIIos i'm IN.
Nv slo'h ana South Western counties Virginia and Fast
tennessee will please call on me. ~ ~
nnikaiNiA AND TENNE> SEE NEWS, Bristol
Bi.oW NLOW 5 KNOXVILLE tTenn) WHO
INDICATOR, Jonesborough Tenn
GAaETrE STAR Lexington, Va
Vp ia"}STAN, Abingdon, Va
shMdaNtti Liberty, Va
SALEM REGISTER. To-.
MOUNTAIN SIGNAL, '"eih va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence tIrnysen 60 Va
Valley fSN Vino. 5 Fmeessle Va
MONTGOMERY HERALD, c,,,
WESTERN STAR, { thrisslansbnrg, Va
W WYYrhEylLLE T r,EWttEsdRArn wy.hevno VI.
FLOYD CITIZEN FLOYD Court House va
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union, Monroe county Va
. ADVOCATE, Jeiersouy lilo Tazew ell county Va
PERSONS wishing to advertise in the papers will
nhd /" their INTEREST to call the the
Lshrhhurs Nginan ur Stairs where will be
mate ana advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
~ VIII also receive and forw advertising to any PAPER
III ii' utica states A WADDllI,
Foreman miami licp
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HAVE open and on exhibition large and general
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, HOUSEKEEPING AR
TICLES &c., &c,
TO which we invite the attention Ut tho old ends and custom
Mercbana Farmers Mechanics Contractors and others will
n'a 70 '''' '"'''I FoR siie " a es our
have mostly been % R%rTs Ne o SS1S and our
purchased direct Of the Manufacturers We feel assured that
this soctou Of the state We r'spoctuly ask an examination
Of the following articles which eoatute portion Of stock
ARIIoLfsFon HOUSEKEEPING.
Ivory Knivos and Forks Sin etts Of 81 pieces.
buck. Coroa Horn aud Rome Knives and Forks
Iyury handle Caryors and Forks,
Plated Table, Zen and Dcsser, Spoons,
Plated Tea Sctein pieces. with Waitera
Plated Ice Pitchers with Gobe,s both plain and chased
Plated Candlesticka, ALSO Snuters aud Tray,
Plated Fish, Butter aud Fruit Knives
Floor oil Cloths from to yards wide
oil Cloths Tor tho Table In Mahogany and eolors
Oil Table Covers some beautiful dcaiens,
Tea Kettles Chatting Vegetable Dishes Dish covers
BroDzed Britannia aud Brass CaudlestickB,
Brtiania Coffee and Ten Pots,
Porcelain, Bell Metal Brass aud Tin lined Kettles. pre-
serving and all other purposes,
Papier Mache Waters
Toilet Sets Bathing Tubs for children,
Casg Boxes sE.Sons Of all Kind. Feather busters Willow
Gle necessary to housekeeping Fine Pook Cutlery Rasors
Scissors, Saears Razor Straps d..
GUNS PISTOLS AND FISHING TACKLE.
Fine Double and Single from "a 90 si2s 90
Powder Fasks Shot Pouches English, French and Amer
Percussion Caps
Cots Five Shooters, In 4, 8 and G inch barrels.
Colts improved patent Five Shootcrs
Colt Is shooting Revolving Rifles,
Aliens Psola, IN every variety,
Fishing Rolls Fishing Reels, Lines Spinners
Virginia and Limerick Hooks, &c, &c.
UstBUiID1EG MATERIALS.
Locks in variety, Window Glass. from by 10 TO %
by 81 inches, Hinges, Screws Bolts, Nails Brads Window
Springs sash anInd Fastenngs sash Irons and Cord
Puleys Sash Rollers sand Paper and articles
essary for building purposes Crppt- Ioo and 7oo,s
Nnrghs, Planes, OF description Marking Cut.
ting Guages, Hand and Bench Boxwood Fine
Ivory Rules Steel and Iron Framing Squares Saws of every
description Chses Hammers Hatchets Axes Hand
Axes shnging and Lathng uatchcs Patent Boring aud
Morticing Machines, Sc. &c
BIAcKsmfTH's
Smiths Bellows English and American Anvls Sledge
Hand Hammers Flies and Rasps Solid Box Vices, Horse
Shoes Horse Shoe Nails Braces, Drilling
chimes German and Shear Steel articles for and
4R'tcuhnra ImpneHtsof descriptions Saddlrs Mdfrias
Can Trimmings and in article
general stock of Hardware and intend keep always
hand good assortment othe best goods and will sell cheap
any other House
Orders will meet with prompt attention and satisfaction guar
teed Call and
alphabetically C0LHOuNs, WHALING & WILLS /
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