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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

SrHucK ny raE CoxHr.-rh. ..,
people at Indianapolis. Ind were t.,,,I'
frightened ON Tuesday evering. f.,
believed +" down there tina, the CONE, a.,
going to knock our htle plane, e ali =.
smash and have been great, ssorc....i
abou, II for some TIM. With TIN. h.t.,
and under this excitement. they ver. ,h,o,.
into 5 ate OF alarm on Tuesday .,n,.,a.
that is described M perfect, awful."hS
seeing the moon rise from bvhind tie .,,,
crn hills. IS rcd rs blood. aud LOOKING M.
the great head of Ge-y dragon. fb.s
thought 1t was the come, that il 90.
about to strife that tho end Of all s,r,LI~
things was at hand, and set lhemsel,s, =
work, with prayers. aud tears. aud sunni
cations. to make Ibe'r pence." and to h.
ready to ego up" SO igl.'ened w,,.
they, says the Lafayette Journal, tia, Ii.
alarm bells wero wrnrg, aud the fire a..
CINE. brought out, aud the excitement, ana
confusion Tor a few moments WAS inde.cr
babls The idea of calling ont the enpine,
under such circumstance. was worthy If
the genius OF Dame Darlington, who IN.
deftook TO repel an invasion u, the Allan.
tic with her mop The appearance Of III.
people to their senses. and converted thsi,
shripks of aft ghi and phrensied appeal.
to heaven into a genera, outlaw.
The feceut decision Of law suit. max.
Hon Caleb Cushing sole proprietor Of one
al ilp. most uramiNtnu to,,us in Mi,,.
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,....,..- d., I,,, IA. inn bct,,..n t..
u., fl E,an, and / II. K.,pau. M,
mama Ia several time. mentioned Ia ron-
,..,.,., ..,.t.. f.e,,.I., fi,. e,.t .u.a,ri ee..
tl.r.p. Which. n iu.iice 10 m,4rir ANA
JuI,e. Rea.uu. ma, require some EXPLAIN.
ton al m, hands. 50 rs To place judge
Ereaqp's u.la...s.s a.d posftlon, and m,
aru.p. u tho promises propprN before
,uo hubble. 50 un, no mi.Aarr, horsi1r
u., pt,y ont OF said c5rfe. r1sl,ure
f.. lnr. Evan, sttip. ia his letter ~ fullpNs
90. lbr 3,.ot jane. three DAYS alter 900,
arrival At homo Cot Ward of Marshall.
ta,r.I ir IN, haud. "A letter f. mn Judge
hmm Igt,H Ntc,silsru.. tlo 2I.h of
NM Nr" He M,o say. 3" received
H., a.i of nppoiutmcnt, from him. nor
could bt, friend. i.lurm me whether one
b,d b,.n pnbil,hed or whore Jndse Rea>
,a, the, vas" ite G,lnuinr are the
1scts of tins matte so Jar ~ ANA con.
n4c,.d N.ih this traasacuou. q the ,, IL
at N, received a letter iflm judge
R.,,,n oYelo.inu oae addressed TO lntse
Eva,. ,yh,ch i. the one rubh.hnd ia the
e. ..,,,..n,ud.uc." hef.u alluded to
'"".'. =, h., ,,aa,n i, n,o
S"'" -. II.
>"' '''O'" oo''''' ''''s r.,
nav "a" . app''" =, w. n,.T.t IoJ,e
"" ''' 'V"' ~. .,;,o.,TJ
wa =" Can II Pa. on tho
Box ~" ',.,i,n h,n, ;, d.hvs, !, in n.r,
'' t'a - s,,., # h. conli so
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20
abraih Of Hon. +, " B0wdol,


u h.1''"rs our P.''7"' '''' - ""'''"','
'h"t non ! "'"',' "''' az
u'ra al H's tr''''"e' I'D '',,''''''"'' '''N
county on "o"u"N 'as'' '"' "'"'''''' W.
h's been Wasting e""y '''" e'n''". P''o'
"'"'" was '"''',""''' '''"'', ~ -,
l's"o presence n"s SO "''''' "'''', 500,
lingering ~ II 'o'h 20 ''N' D" ,'' 'o'' "','
rH'hless embrace anu 10 o'4' rom '''"
50 nome "nH -"''' " ''," "' ~,
nounetheh' oi ms """"''. ',a'" WIZ "''''
.u'''s" "'N; VAIN "''' 81" ''a "''''
I no man III 'A'', p'''V VI '''"'.' " q.
more adnfed ana beloved f''A' ,S''
has gone out \ man o. 'I',' "u'' '''e,' .o'
has idlen. ne STATE ha' lost one OF '''
most distinguished ana pH"'''.e s'.'eS','A" :
society has surrendered one OF ns ot'sn''s'
ofnnmenis bhi hls 'An"y ana u 'eh'
those VINO kne" MN lh"th"'e'y' VINO u'''N
at the 'ou"t o. h's se"'u'' Nu' "e'' ,"'
recipients OF h'' best aheenons' ana ,"'
"hon 'h' "af"e'' Pa'sa'ohs - ms NOME
hea'' beat VINO sha" estimate '"e', '"ss
II was our l'f'une 20 ne pfese", ~ U"c
meeting OF TIE bar tao proceedings o.
which Will be found IN another column
Never were we more sole""'y ""P'e'se"
Ihan on WH' me.A"r"oiy occasion"
fifst AROSE henderson,. VINO announce "a
the Uu' ana manner o. us ue"'"' T.
had i"e mrlHnchuiN pleasure 70 ne present
sad be, lat his dying conch' And 70 De-
h"I' M" W dea'h' ''u rs 'po"'" uP''
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nnl tbs, w. nnnnels was too unwcll 10
fcrlv. The d.. had the courtesy to say
that Ne. Ruuusls was really too uaNeH TO
take ihe stand, aud he regretted % ands d'd
ten. Houston. lhere was couftesy
about til, Which we admired. Nlr Runnels
is no speaker, ani makes no pfeteni'ons IN
ihsl WAY lie j, An exceedingly modest
mau. sud woull feel area. diiilencc IN
meeting Gen Houston ou the stamp. It he
uerg ia good healib How could he be
c.pected to do II, when under the influence
Of a hurniag fever
\ cry was then raised }or Nis'all y
Wisfaill" but Dr. DnL remarked That,
White he would have 30 objections to Nr.
Wisfds speaking. aud would be pleased
10 hear hm on another occasion. 1t was
h.s duiy to announce that i had been de>
,ermin.d tina. no one should be allowed to
reply to Gen Houston from tia, stand.
except Mr. RuHncls
The cry was then raised, 10 thr
Courthouse ard lh,her the audience re-
paired In short time, the large and
spacious Court room was Billed to over
flowing. When Col Wefaii mounted the
stand. burst Of applause tuus from one
end OF the room TO the other, and As he
proceeded to pile TACT upon fact. demon
STATION upon demonstration, aud to APP
peal to the patriotism OF those present,
he carried the audience with him We
cannot do Justice to tbs speech IN our
present ssue. ut viii enieavor to give an
abstract of il next week. Ia point 81
courtesy It was aneKccp'ioa.ble, and WAS
In striking contrast with Gen. lloasion's
speech Ten. II not only dealt IN The
most bittor personal dcnuueiauon', bat he
aliedsed that the Legislature WAS corrupt
and wanted to steal all the public lands
and the money 'n the treasury, and there
was but one way to prevent them from
doing H. and that was to elect him Gov.
ernor. Such stuff as this filled up one
halC OF bis speech AID the other half was
made up Of hmsey Arguments und mia,
statements, IN order TO cover his positions
on questions which have drawn down upon
hin the dcuunciatious Of the whole south,
and have plared him in antggnnIsm with
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Nav 2lu,i, 1887.
ADNINISTR TOR'S NOTICE.

I ETfERS Of Administrator were lfan'eD
! 4 to the undersigned on the estate Of le'';
Baugh, deceased, Al the May term, 1897, "
the county court pertaining to the estates "
deceased persons, held in and for the eoany u
Harrison. This is therefore, to noti,y all r.
son, having claims again-, said .siAs' h
present them within the tinc prescribe" :.
law, and those indebted to make mme'''''
payment, :
W. +. BALDWIN, Aam..
June "a, 1887. No-'' '"
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A.<lN'v,

TIVE conditional and unconditional ee'us
/ icate of Thomas } Conner. And class ~
800, for three hundred and twenty acres I"
land the conditional certificate granted os ".
Board of Land Commissioners for Naees'.
ches county, on the 37th day of Deesn''s.'
A. u. 1899, and the unconditional eer''"'a.
issued by the ,.'anty court OF Cherokee .e" W,
ty, ON the i,h of February, 1890. ~
found within the time required hy law ''"
apply for duplicate. .,,.rrp
Nav 2 1857 No-'"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

or We learn that upon the dag appoint
ed for the meeting Of the citizens Of Wood
Comfy to take into consideration the
courss to he pursued to wards the Quiman
Free Press, about three hundred appeared
in Qg,tman well armed la the meantime
Banks aud Lemon had decamped, and
were not to be found The Free Press
printing office had been sold The citizens
believing il sham sale were with difficulty
restrained from destroying it. Resolutions
were passed expeling Banks and Lemon
from the county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20
Beware Of the SWindlcr.

1 MAN, who calls himself II X oneal'
~ has been boarding with me for one
month bought good. Of James Erp' ana
groceries Of WIN Mcbride borrowed money
from others forged note against Mr fa',e'
for ) 50; and stated while here, that he hsa
sloo bill and would pay ny before ne 'ei'
And on las, Tuesday, sleped, and lei All u"'
paid. He il good looking Young m'n'
aboul ,! years Of age great iaiker s,'S'
almos, every body says he Is from , lena
Louisiana claims 10 be nephew u hlj'"
fortson. Of Louisiana.
JOB. TAYLOR
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III ~ ~
Yours, &c,
". I. &rNI-T

lIs name having been withdraw, 10
was moved aud carried that Col. l.. /
WiglaIl be nominated by acclamaiion.
The following gentlemen were then put
in nomination for the House Of Rcpfesrn
,aiiyes, to,wit: T Nnrrah, j. 4 William
son. $. K. Perry. ELL /. Csais Dr.. ", &.
Swanson, aud d. ". I. Baldwin. D..
W. G. swanson, } y williamson and
r. Perry were Withdrawn. + Nirrah.
Ell. T. Craig. aud DE- W I. baldwin,
were nominated by acelamaton.
/, was then.
Resoietd That q committee of iive be
appointed to notify these gentlemen ol
their nomination. and to obtain Their ec'
ceptance.
The chair appointed Nessrs Ben Long
r d Elalnck. ". { Swanson, !. \. Pas
lilo, aud d F!eau.
Rssoired. Iha, the proceedings of ihi-
meeting be published IN the Texas Repeb>
lican.
The Convention then adjourned.
s. T. HENDRICKS, Ch'a
r. ". L0uouFgy. Seereiary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

or The Know Nothing. are very anx>
ious TO make !, appear that Gen. RusK IL
favorable TO the prospects Of Gen. Iious'
ton. and Houston himself encourages this
idea. Sacn a statement is utterly tedieu>
loas. Gen. Henderson. bosom tiend Of
Gen. Rasa, ca..rsile,ed !, ia Lis speech az
uendefson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

tbe Qu1vsHy Nee,iur fr N,~bai station. win
De- le'i .H ~1uHhN ,Hl >u.iN iir' 9Th AMI !,i
.n.f at tiIa N'.hssi.-i fuffb \ r..vrnl ATTENDANCE
b. t...lri
! IS FIJI Us Pastor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

OF We have had copious shower. dn'
ring the par week Never have !be eroiA
looked More promising
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

Ct How people can misunderstood
things Ihs, explanation oil our ucighbor
oi the Flags about ",ea.ers' aud "whip
pers in" struck "a all up in hemp. As a
young lady once observed, we positively
like to have caulhowored when we read il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

o. Gen. Houston was replied TO at
ryler by Gen T. henderson, in "A speech
which is said to haye been eloquent and
effective lie was met at Gilmer by Col
Wiglnil. who is represented a. having made
an overwhelming speech. Gen Houston
IS said to have manifested u grea, deal OF
temper in this speech. and TO have dealt
largely 10 personal abuse and detraction,
which greatly injured him. Mr., Wisiall 8
rclly was mild and courteous Such was
ils effect, tina, "Od sam" los, his prudence
and his temper. Furious with rage, he
rushed from the tavern whefe he had
been listening to tho remarks Of Ma W o.,
his hat of, and his arms tossed wildly
10 the air, like one demented. Gen. lious>
ton has had tho credit Of possessing great
command over his temper, hnt IN this cans
vass, he is fat losing thi, reputation,
or we are indebted to Gen. RusK for
neatly printed copy Of the Report ol the
supreme Count Of tho United States. aud
the opinions OF tho judges thereof in the
bred Scott ease. II embraces pamphle,
Of 23o closely printed pages, we esteem
il a. valuable present.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

LARRlNG, hrea.,pns finger ring 1,s sr'e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

OF An accident occurred a, lhe Ba5e'
cue ground OH i'fidsy last, which, we re-
greet to state. came near proving fatal.
Young T. CRuc. who WA engaged with
tho party firing salatos. was blown up, aud
as was supposed, at tho time. was nearly
killed. We are happy 10 lestn that bis
wound. ars not va severe "a was at FRS
supposed, and tina, he &. gening well.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-20

or II Ioattv. Of Jefferson. viii nc
ecp' our thanks for lato New O'lean,
MIMI.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-19
DRUG, PAINT & GLASS
Wholesale Warehouse,
Corner OF Tenth and Market Streets,
Office M Second Story
II

d
Office Second Story
PHIL 4 d f. l. PHIA.
w + invite attention. To our enlarged stock of Drugs
w Paints, OIs, NarnIshes, etc, selected express
y for sales and comprising one OF the finest as
sOrtmenls in the Uned States which we offer at low
prices, for cash approved credit.
WE MANUFACTURES very extensively
Premium Pure White Lead, (bestg
KensingIon Pure White Lead;
Pearl Snow White Lead;
" While Montague French ZINC, (besD;
Pure Snow Whle American LInc;
Phlladcl phla Snow White ZmC;
SIlVerS Plastic Fire and " Gather proof Paints;
Chrome Greens NcllUws, and cOurs gent railv
AGENTS FOR:
Porier's superior Alkaline Window Class;
Genuine French Plate Glass. (wurrauIcd}:
The New Jersey Znc Cnmlanv's products;
TIldem hnd Ncp!cWs NY 4rnlshcs.
BrOnkilH PrcmI nm Pure While Lead;
Hampden Permanent Greens;
Pure Ono taaWb ba brah.y, Nc., &c.
IMPORTERS OF:
French and English Plate Glass
French and English Cylinder Glass;
COOred and Engraved WINDOW Glass;
Dnguerrenlype Glass:
Hammered Plate Tor Fl, ors and Sky-Lights,
Drugs. Chemicals Prrlumcry Nc
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN:
Druggists ATIIclcs generally;
Painters Tools Ul all description
Hydraulic and Roman Cement;
Galcincl and Liant Plaster:
Paper Makers Clay, Saln White &c. &c
FRENCH, RICHARDS a. co,
Store, n. w. cor. OF Tenth aud Market streets;
Factory Junction York Avenue Crow and ALLOW hill
SIS, PhiIadelp pima. apS.3m
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Revolution in Farming.
Corn Planted by Machinery.
Something Neao and Truly Wonderful
Machine

A'NO "'tW u 4 rug TOHUCIJ ub
Machine.
Without any Cogs, Bands, Pulies, Cranks Shalls
Springs, Levers, or Gearing of any knu with hJrse
guided by man or boy, this II achne executes
neal and perfect mannerthe following described work
being what is wanted by every farmer:
lsl. Burrows cut the ground any required depth.
ID Drops the corn (as many kernels as desred) IN a
space OF 4 inches diameter maIhematiraily III the hill,
equdlslan IN one tenth O Il second.
I'D Cover the Hills and presses the earth You 20
with Il hoe.
4lh. Marks accurately the position Of each hill.
9th. Deposits If wanted guanO, pOudreIe ashes,
lime plaster, or any other common fertilizer, exactly
III The hill
And 9th Also sticks the pumpkin squash 'ced i'll
The hls ut the usual dlslahces as now done by hand
And ALI. this al Il cost of 10 an acre by sing lie
machine, and 10 cents per acre by IL double Onc-lU
acres being plantd by the FIRST aud ~ by the second
IN one day, with NJ more force than a man and a
horse.
In short, 1t is machine, which going way plants
the corn III hills to make bnih ways, iarl
never before performed and not possible to attain by
any other device
We furnish machines at s 6 and SlS each TO those
who wish To purchase them Tor Their
Our primary object is 10 dispose of tins magnificent
monopoly upon basis most lnVItIng-lOukIng To The
results t0r large portion of the investments. Bus
ness ability and brains IN this case forming part o
The capital.
| 91J-'rhe Right Is for sale for county, to mann
ilcure and sell in said county, price which mus
| insure 10 The purchaser a profit of $
The planter endorsed by three OF the largest agr
cultural houses IN Boston, vIZ:-Joseph Breck a SUN
! Parker, White \ GaunelI md Blake, Barnard j Co
We guaranty each machine, II used according 10 thC
| printed dlrccIIOns
\ call al our rooms will convince the most skeptca
OF Ih" 'a'Ve facts. and where may found chance:
iOr speculation seldom with tins or any Other
country. Call ON. address
J. HANFORD,
lib Nassau 81, New York.
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HOver's Liquid Hair Dive.

This ii AIR DYE needs only trial 10 satis, all of it.
perfection as Dye aud the following nlll lron
That eminent Analytic Chemist, Professor B ,uIh o
The U ) MINT VIII only confirm What thousands iiav vC
previously borne testimony TO,
LABORATORY FOR PRtCrIc,L CHEMISTRY, )
81 &hc,,',a's Pirc,.
Philadelphia, February IN, 1871.
Beng well acquainted with The suh,lncca com
posing llovers Liquid Hair Dye am >aiisi, ltl b.,
mlin"ln9 The Simple directions given Tor lis ttsp II
will noI inure the ilar SKIN, Dul viii ..~e a nllu
raj md durahlc culur to he lair
JAMES {. BoOru Analytic Chemist
nov ERS WRITING INkN. including IIn,cr's
luld, and ll0Vers indelIblc Inks arc we'll kIWn
tiid Introduced 10 require any adtInnal testimony of
Their character. The sales have been increasing since
neir iiFsI nhroductIou, giving evidence thai the
cIes iruy pos that intrinsic mrrl. claimed al lirs
for them by The AInnulacIurtr.
otdrrs addressed 10 the Marrtarory, No. ZIG Race
street. above F,urlh, loh No. IlI Plilricipaia, Will
rec eve prompt aItculnu by
JOSEPH f. HOVER, Manufacturer.
aplJ.3n
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New GOrnaSElcIIer.

The most durable, simple, light portable, an
managrble, ever yet invented
The cheapest, most perfect orking and every way
most desirable Shell Ter M use
1t shells green Or wet corn,-puls the grain in bag
and the C"bs IN baskel,-Iakes oil every gain, and
picks II Off box would with hs fingers.
Perfect Tor shclmg ST cd Corn as II dos not bruse
ihe gram, and shell half any part uf ar eal
and stop. Cali and il speaks lor itself
: The Right Tor Kent county, to manufacture and
sell for saId counIy, viii he sod giving the buyer
narg!i' ol $4,000 Tor speculation SUSSEX county same
rate. all on ar aturcsS } HANFORD,
apl ,3mj ll3 Nassau ST New York
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WILLIAM MORRIS,
Nenltlan Blind Manufactures

NO. o2a3 North Eighth street, (above Arch,
west side,) Philadelphia.
An assortment Of PL1INGnd IA NCY BITyDS
always on hand at The lowest prices Old Blinds re-
painted and trimmed equal to new, and JOBBING
promptly attended To
handsome assortment of Window Shades NJ ,Lo
latest ana most fashionable patterns and Reed Blinds
constantly ON hand. 10 which respectfully cali The
attention Z" The public. Also. Store Shades made n,
lcllcred 10 order AHA u
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80 PER CENT. SAVING
TO FARMERS!

IIARE'S Patent Concentrated BLOOD MANURE
Ii which Is beyond all doubt the most pow cfu
and Valuable Fertilizer uilete, the pub, G -
How long will AgriCullurIsIs submit To the Guam
Monopoly, whilst they have the above more potent aud
more valuable Fertilizer AT THIRTY PER CENT
LESS COST?
Read the annexed Certificates and then try 1t aIoi .
side Of the b' 81 Peruvian GuanO and let The result
speak for itself.
CERTIFICATE OF DR.. HAYES Tho specifications %
Dr. Hare ank }. Otum, having been submitted L. nlc
have found the tOu uPOsItIOn OF matter which Iliev
founded TO be hghly niIrogpneOus and ierInenra bic
compound, containing the essentials Of lcriIlIzcr Of
The highest character. aud also the lUOd for sSlaine
crops TO the time of their maturing regat,i tins en-
erprse OF manufacturing guanO Instead of I'm porting
il, practical and important undertaking iavurlbIy
affecting the interests Of our common country.
Respectfully, a. /. I.IlANES, NJ D.
AssaycT 10 State of Massachusetts
CERTIFIcATE OF PROFESSOR B1orm-Upon exam.
inIng the composition OF the 81 Peruvian Guau.s
can perceive no ground iOr I'snmg it be the bcst
that can be made. On Iiie contrary there Is alwavs
present more or less sureri!n":s matter sometimes IN
lerge quantity. - g composition prnpusei by UdaIn
and Hare Pa nt Is III my eslInat CrIOr to that
of the best Gu or to any other lrcIa M Iu,lre of
which haye heard, ami Link yaclt the entI.
Tied To give the pDSltNe O!nlo from the unlocked iJr
results OF the action Ul sulphrIc ncId OH animal I
tier, which Obtained III experiment, but which we've
anticipated by the patent III question.
Respectfully. 'urs, JAMES G.. BOOTH
CERTIFICATE OF PROF FRAzER-Ai the request Of
parties interested, have mo>II tinn ~ stating NV
OF nIOn that the ole "i preparing ARTIFICIAL ma
nure, by acting upon animal M tters su hurlc ac!,
detailed IN Or res patent. AMI iIN!s the resy l.
ing substance with animal Chnn ar,l pIus ph Ite Of
Lse. is correct IN IhCOFA aud aliIOugh lave had no
opportunity Of testing Ih. linus iorbcd pracI,
cIlly. have no deubI that ,Iiure formed hy the
mixture of these ingredients proper puriIus would
be found at least h. equal in s rrc The bes tiuaru
JOHN F. FRAZER.
W II is put upin Bags ni One Hundred and Filiv
Pounds zach. aud sold AT so per neil Ton.
JOHN l.. MlFFIlN, Sole Agent,
I39 South Wlarves. above Walnut ST.. PhILdcl ,hia.
jyl5 3m
Smyrna times., 1857-08-19

delphia.
Incorporated by the State Of Pennsylvania.
MONEY is receive i'll any sum- large or small, and
1fI interest paid from the day of deposit TO the day
of withdrawal.
The ulIico is open every day from O'Clock in the
morning till O'Clock i'll the evening, aud on Monday
and Thursday evenings till 9O'cOck
INTER EST, FIVE PER CENT
All sums, large Or small, pad bach in gold
|emud without notice, to any amount.
PRE' IDENT.-llOn HENRY l.. BENNER
FItL PRESIDENT -toBERT SEIFRIDGE.
SKCRErARY-NIlLIAM j. REED
lTRECr"RS-llenry l.. RcunCr Edward L. Carrier
Robert Sellldge, Samuel X. Ashton james b. Smith
-. Ianlrcih Munns +. Carroll Brewster Joseph B
Bury, Henry H. Charchman. Francis Lee
This company confines its business ertrely to the
rec ewing "i money interest
The investments amounting TO over ONE
MILLION and HALE ni Dollars. are made in con-
i9rmIy with the prov Visions of The charter in Real Es-
iaie, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and such first class
securities as will always perfect security to the
'ler0siIors, and which iall TO give permanency
ana u"tiol!I'y 10 Tins Institution. may7ly
Smyrna times., 1857-08-19
ca HAYDOCK y FIDLER. M u South Second
EA L street. Philadc hIl, Dealer. ~ Watches

worth of the very best
Gold Levers, fall cwred, 3 carat cilscs $500
Gold Hunting Case, tail JcweIIed levers, 81 90
Gold Lepine Watches 2UGO
Silver Lev ers full jcNclIed, 900
Silver Hunting CaSe, iul ewecd, 100
Silver LerIne Watches SEQ
And some still cheaper than the above and large
assortment OF Jewelry OF every description fine and
cheap gand good an assortment OF Silver and Silver.
plated ware as can hc found III Phlladelphia all OF
which we will sell low. Persons wishing 10 purchase
any article in our line will do well la give us a call
and examine stock before purchasILg elsewhere
as our motto Is sell quick aud cheap" N. B-Re-
member No IL South Second street, PnIladelpha
decl0,' '56-ly
Smyrna times., 1857-08-19
vi. AVHSE'S
Cheap Watch & JeWeIry Store

NO. y North Second street Opposite The
cunt Vernon House, Philadelphi,.
ixKn Gold Lever Watches. iull ieweiled. IS K
& y cases. SIS; Silver Lever do, do Sl2: SILVER
-4NNalepne do, 50; Quarter 50 10 81; Gold Specla
ceS - % to $40; silver 90, 81 80; silver Table.
spoons, per >rt SI to SIS. silver desert spnou sg IN
81 silver teaspoons 81 10 to 81 30 Gold Pens and
Cold Cases So % 10 50 Gold Pens and silver d. 81
together with variety OF fine Gold Jcwclry Gold
Curb, Guard and Fob Chains. All goods warranted
10 ne As Fepre.' cd. Watches AMI Jewelry reu,IrcJ
IN the hesl manner; Also 3Ias.nc Marks, Pins, &C.
made 10 crdcr "
\. B.-A! orders sent by mail or otherwise, Viii he
promptly attended TO s,2i.Iv