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WsIss TRESu, PsRsunsD BaRAss AHp DsAusI-
vuL CoaSLExIos can Le acquired BY using the
Balm Of ThsusanA riovsn.' what lady or
gsatisnaa would labor ssder the esns VI disa
Ssssabls breath, when By ssiAg tAs "Esln Of :
Thossssd Flower" - dsntIikee, would not esly
render It sweet but lss,e the teeth = white - al
abeetsr! Many persons 10 not know their breath
10 I'D and the sasjsct sso delicate their frissds
will never nsn,ion It. beware II seaatsrfsits.--
b sure the bottle Unsigned,
HETRIDGE CO.. N. Y.
For sale BY all DTuggists. Us1IAA vem1
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6ssas Ind ucsns ats g. 1raEsss 4 re.
eAc L1ul0eus.
A ny psrssn psrshasing one large bottle or fosr
"A small bottles Of this celebrated Linimsnt.
VIII receive scrip emitting then 10 tAs "UDited
States Journal" for one year. This 10 one o. the
esst ehasese ever oasssd for subscribing Tor IL
Call ~ KING 4 TAYLOR,a
suelS Mol Maiu-at
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HaWk-Eye state.

A STOVE with great capacity for both Cooking
IA and Heating. We make III rec sizes Of these,
and tosvsry person with large families aHd cole
hsusss We woul DR. . 60 mmsnd hts article.
CoMsToCk 4 mo,
aprS.d ~ Aain-st
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omen Coal Radiator

yXyEinvite all who wish to burn coal IN t0if
w parlors 20 call and our new kAdalfor.--
We make three sises, suitable FOR rooms Of All d.
snrs.d ; CoMsTocK BRO.
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wan I'm kANoA0S
THRn1 o. Poor Hundred Acres ~ lanato -
j sAAegs ~ Dy Goods Or 0resssiss: Inquired
psDlo11A THos. nAR4I0.
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VIM. 0totts 4 Sons, lumber, 1l06 IS
John O'Connor, services - police
man one month, 40 90
John Maxwell, do do 20 90
Anthony Rotahford, do do 40 90
A. <. George, do do 40 90
Ogden, Brownell 4 Co., stationery, q Is
Jacob Alderman, earth deposited, 8 90
J. y. Shelley, do do III 90
T. White 4 Son, sills for calabooss, 9 rs
:. II. Rockefeller, boarding prison.
err In salabooss, IS IS
The claim Of John Hinsr for masonry ON
culvsrt, was referred 10 the committee on
streets and alleys.
The Clerk wss authorised TO settle with
The msn engaged in bailding the fence on
Sd street.
Alderman Smith presented the following,
which Vas adopted:
Resolved, That . special committee Of
four BE- appointed TO asosrtain and report
whsshsr there are any distractions or muir
npaness existing upon the Levse Or Watss a.,
end II 20, what measures are necessary for
their removal.
Aldermen saith, Dsy, Bssbe and Bishop,
were appointed said sonnissss.
Adernaa Shellsy presented the following
resolution, which WAS adopted:
Resolved, That special committee b. ap.
pointed TO TAXA into 6onsidssasion The sondi-
sion Of The lumber yards in Tie city, and r.
port IN Ordinance, Il necessary, Il relation
thereto q the nsxs regular msssins.
Aldsrnsn Shelley; WymAa, Patterson and
Walling were appointed said committee.
Council adjourned 70 Oct. 8, 1857, 1t 8
o'clock, A. n.
B. 8. MERRIAM, CLERK.
Soa rHE WEEK ENDING ssPr. %, 1887.
BY D. O. DEWEY, II. d.
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COmStOCk's Coal

WYE have new stove Of this kind nov justoa ,
wv whish 10 made expressly for coal. It's piaM
and heavy, operates we'll, and comes lov.
COMSTOCK Bko.,
.n,a.d ~ Main-st.
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- kook1k - q D1AAoyy,
1ND 1LA1K 10oK WA0Vy lO181Y.
RLANK 1esas - - syted y ~ ssauirsa
s.ssess' Beeks, ~ - -. - lsu1isSsi :.
Old BaeSs, 1lAenslses. Msale, -, lssaa = ~
boeAl u a1Vt1y6 desired
next door y ~ AiAsaean, slgn q - ssBie
Bsek." ISAAC y. PtH0CI.
ssp II 's7-f
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Ubt @att Qitp.
THURSDAY O1NING, OCT.l.
~RLANK DR8Ds, asssly printed, In q
form approved By The best Lawyers, for sale ~
sAis eass.
~.LAHK NOTES, neatly printed fer
sale stthis oAss.
0-DILLs or LADING for sale ~ this
ssss.
aULANK mORrGA0Es Tor ssIs ..
this oAss.
~JUsTsCEs' BLANKS, Hosssss. Ssh
poaas. end 1xsestions forssls 1t this oAss.
- DEEDS Or TaUsT for sale .. this
s0ss.
TVS Ben. CAnrpnLL AxD fas 01A1s FAM.
As will hsvs bssn seen, perhaps, BY 3D.
vsrtissmsst, the Ben. Csmpbsll snakes
special trip 70 the State Fair. The Ben. 10
sgood boat, Capt. Dodge good command
q, and Miller one Of The most aeconnodstiss
and obliging clerks that ever was found on .
steamboat. Try the Ben.
RossxsY.-The house Of Mr.. John Ran
dolph, on Main strsst, vas robbed, night be-
fore last, Of boz Of jswslry, the contents
Of which we're estimated u about $3.50.
Csaacsl Proceedings.
COUNCIL RooM,
Sept. -, 1857.
Council met.
Present, the Mayor, and Aldermen Bsebe,
Patterson, Smith, Shelley, Bishop and Wy.
A communication Wa received from B. II.
Masruder, President OF the Young America
Fire Co., stating that one Of the snginss con.
tsaetsd for was ready for shipnsot, aad ask
ing Tor an appropriation 70 pay for The same.
Whersupon is was ordered that the Mayor
and Clerk be dirsessd to issue $500 in
Bonds, in payment for said engines, hose
and hose carriage, ard that that portion Of
said communication in reference 70 IN ap-
propriation Of money, b referred 10 the
conmistss on Ansncs.
manner In which the 0as and Coke %, Leave
y psvsasnss end Streets. Report laid upon
The table.
The committee on strsats and alloys TO
whom Vas referred the application Of james |
Carroll for IN allowance Of portion Of his |
beck per esntags upon his contract, report |
ID in favor Of allowing said Carroll the sum |
ofo750. Report adopted.
The eommitsss 10 which Was referred the |
claim Of N. Bailey for damages in eonss-
Qusnos Of the rosdwsy on the Lsvse, report |
Cd in favor Of IN allowases 70 said Bailey Of |
1l75, - fall oonpsasAsion, The claimant |
70 be allowed 70 move his tsnsmsnts OF the |
ground.
Report adopted.
The judiciary committee, TO which was re-
erred the ordnance In relation 70 lumbsr |
yards, reported the same baok and rscom- |
asndsd it, indsAnits postponsnsnt. Re-
port adopted, and the ordinance postponed |
indefinitely.
petition was received from Shores 1 |
Miles claiming sxsss compensation for de- |
posting earth upon the Lsves. Referred 70
the committss on sessets and allsys.
Ordinsaes No. l23, An Ordinases IN rsla- |
ton 70 ths collection Of the special direct |
tax for the benefit Of the Ksokak, Fort Dss |
Aoinss and Minnesota Railroad Company,
was pesssatsd and passed.
The following bills were allowed:
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Dr. yssng married mar nd III wifs, (nosAIll)
- sitaAtisn - 0asdnss, e aaeend fssit tsees.
pointer. ard al work required = sauslsy hssse.
Address Pust0nce, r. CHAtLHG.
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EA0LG CLOTHING oTOOB,
MtCsnsss Du(a1tns. Cbyusv u Metn saI Secss< "a.

WIZ" a1Ass 4 En- q; !; =, 80 81 ~
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1857. 1897.
COMSTOCK e BRO.
STOVES,
No. ~. Main-st .

No. ~. Main-st.,
AsSk0k, noWo&
A LSo,aonstaAtlyon hand and receiving disss-
= = ise9impertsrs and Manufacturers, tin plate
H.ssia, Imitation and American sheet iron, iRee
rivets, sheet copper, bross and sine, pig lead,
copper bolts and rivets jspannsd kTitan-
MA AMI piAnishsd ware. oval boilers, skiiletss
ovens and lids, dog and sad irons, charcoal fur-
nsees, wstfs-irons. stove spiders, wagon eoxss
sones mills ,brswncrs ,Ac.. &c.
spr3-d uINSIOCK 1 BRO.
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Nv 3 call particular attention to this stove
" which for beauty and 1nish cannot DO sur
passed. II takes long wood, heats rapidly, and
VIII bake quicker and with less fuel than asy 9TH
erstove in The world. Every stove We will warrant
10 perform we'll, and not to crack By IRE, and
fAilur sithereasc will be remedied BY us 81 oar
ownexpense. PlsAsecAliand examine this nsw
apr3.d cOMsToCKA BRO
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

EoUALTTY to All !--Uniformity of Prices -
A new Feature in Business-Everyone his own
Salesman I!
ing Store" No. 200 Market street. above SIKH.
PHILADELPHIA, in addition 10 hr wing the largest.
most varied and fashionable stock OF CLOTHING IN
Philadelphia, mnde expressly for retail sales, have
constituted every one his own salesman, BY having
marked In EgEres, each article, The very lowest
price u can be sold for so they possibly vary
all mast buy alike.
The goods are sll well sponged and prepared and
great pains taken with the making SO thai ali can buy
win The full assurance Of getting good article at the
Remember the Crescent, in Market above Sixth,
NJ ~oo. juiy8-Iy
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
TWENTY GOOD REASONS WHY
Ketchum's Combined Reaper
and Mower. for 1857.

Is the most Complete Machine in use. and the
one best adap pied to the wants of the farmer.
LIST. Being made wholly OF Iron, it is more
durable than any other.
%u' IL Is So sInfple that any person can read-
| y manage It.
| Sd 1t is 50 strongly and we'll built that il
cannot readily get out of repair
4th. Ii Is neat and compact Occupying less
space than any other
9th. The frame is so evenly balanced that
there is no weight on the horses neck.
9TH. There is little or no side draft
H"; IL willcut Heavy and Light Grass equal
ly we'll
ON. II cuts wet grass well as dry.
9Th. The rev Gutter Bar Wheel acts like n
Charm, leSsenIng the draft at least one-fourth
in moving.
10Th. Two horses will work it with ease in
any kind of grass or grain.
IIth IL is the only machine with the cutter.
bar directly opposite the shaft Of the driving
wheel
18th. The open cutting blade efTectually pre-.
vents clOgging.
18th. 1t is changed in few minutes from a
Mower to Reaper.
i4tl. II is the only machine with Rear and
Side Delivery for grain.
~ IL IL Is tne only machine which gives the
Kaker entire control of the grain, both Before
and After 1t reaches the platform.
10th. The adjustable spring seat, and the
new keaplng Shoe are admirable improvements.
l7th. Seven years of severe practical trial,
with M re than $4,000 machines, has proven
Its decided superiority. Like wine, it grows
better with age.
18th. All the improvements for 1857 (and
there are good many have been practically
and thoroughly tested.
18th. Every part of the machine is made by
master workmen, and in the most substantial
manner.
Goth. Ketchum's Combined Reaper and Now
er is warranted to cut all kinds of grass and
grain as well us it can be done with scythe or
cradle.
In word, it is just the machine which the |
farmer can buy without any risk, because ample |
experience has proven that it is reliable in III |
its parts.
Farmers, send in your orders early, as the
sales for this season thus far have been more
than double that of last year.
PRICE of Reaper and Mower, Sl35. Mower
alone, $ll5.
BOAS, SPANGLER & CO.,
Sole Agents, 627 Market ST., Philadelphia.
my27-3t
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
A Lesson.

A noble ship came up the bay,
Full sail before the treacherous wind,
But when the tide had ebbed away,
A fearful wreck was left behind.
So have | seen on fortunes tide,
A gallant youth, blown by the blast
Of passion and imperious pride,
Sink in the sea a wreck at last.
This is the lesson taught to me,
Winds will destroy aud waves o'erwhelm
Ii when we venture out to sea,
Truth is not pilot at the helm.
G. w. BuNGAY.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

A GREAT MAN FALLEN death of the Hon.
VIM. IL. Narcy.-A dispatch from Bllston, N
T., ,annonnces the sudden DEATH on the 4th, OF
the Hon. VIM. l.. Marcy, late Secretary OF
State i'll President Perce's Cabinet. lie had
Just returned to New N0rk from the laLors OF
his exalted post at Washington, which lie had
performed so ably and so creditably to the char
acter of his country. Few men have stood
higher IN public estimation for the iude ment
and skill he cvnced in the conduct of public af:
fairs, especially in our diplomatic relations with
Great Britain.
Mr. Marcy died at the San Souci Hotel, at
Ballsion, at noon. He complained of pain in
his side shortly after breakfast. He walked to
the Office vi DR.. More, but not finding him, he
returned TO his room at the hotel. The Doctor
came in few minutes. and on going to MIR.
Marcy's room, found him dead, lying on the
couch with an open book on his treast He had
partly written letter TO the Hon. John M
Bolts. lie WAS in his list year at the time of
his death. He WAS born in l7S6, at Sowbtldge,
Mass. On retiring from office, he was in the
enjoyment of excellent health, and up 10 the
time OF his death manifested no symptoms of a
iecaylng constitution.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
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that great and good illustrated Family Paper,
LIFE ILLpSTRATED-the best of all the
Weeklies, three months on trial" for % cts.
Send at once to FOWLER AND WELLS,
30S Broadway, New York.
Life MHstrGted.-We have previously called
attention TO this excellent publication; it is
worth far more to any family than any other
literary papes Instead of diminishing, it in
creases in interest with every issue, and we
most cheerfIlly recommend it to the public as
one of the best family newspapers in the coun.
try.-SOuthern Teacher.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
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quarto OF eight beautiful pages-a triae I,a,-
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model OF excellence in size, shape, and san,,
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and sensible of live papers. Men like il w'1
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patronage Of cur friends. Ii is filled with Wv
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Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

I
! BURNING OF THE MoNTREAL-From the evil
dence ELECTED at Quebec before the coroner's
jury, 1t appears that the ill-fated steamer Mon
treal was on fire for some time before her head
was turned to the shore! The captain and
crew endeavored to extinguish the flames with
a hdif-inch nozzle pump! When it was found
the flames could not be got under, the vessels
stem was turned towards the shore. At this
time, says the steamboat agent, "the steam
was blowing off and the boat going slowly
All control was lost and the steamer was on fire
III every direction. Thus the lives of the pas
Sengers were trtled with until the moment Of
safety had passed. Had the boat been steered
Tor The shore as soon as the fire was discovered,
as 1t should have been, every soul might have
been saved. The number OF PERSONS known to
have been on board the Montreal, exclusive of
The crew, Is 33S. Ofthese there are saved ia.
lnclnfIng some of the crew, making the total
loss OF life over $50. The number of bodies
found and taken 10 Quebec is l65.
The TRIAL OF REAPERs AND MowERs.-The
trial OF Reapers and Mowers at Syracuse, will
be formerly opened on Tuesday, July ii, with
addresses, procession, and other ceremonies
Ine entries Of these machines have aready
reached eighty The President of the U. S.
taking very active part in the preliminary ar.
rangemenis. and every facility will be afforded
to guests aud strangers by him and his coadu-
tors.
6T We copy the following from the Centre
VILE Tunes: The Agricultural Society OF this
county have established the rates for harvest
hands as follows: Graders for cutting wheat,
one dollar aud half per day; binders after era
dlers and reapers, seventy-tive cents; Graders
for cutting oats, seventy-five cents; mowers
for cutting upland grass, sIxty-twO aud a half
cents.
The BURDELL ESTATE The closing argu-
Inent in this case was concluded on Thursday
by Judge Dean. On concluding, he broadly in
tlmat ted that Mrs. Bprdell was enciente, and he
requested the Surroga e not to brand "the un-
born child of Harvey Burdcll " with bastardy.
1t is expected the decision will be rendered
shortly after the return of the California Com
mission.
The New York POLICE DECIsION.--The de-
cison of the New York Court of Appeals on the1
Metropolitan Police bill, sustaining the consti-
tutionality of the law, was scquiesced in by six
of the eight judges, and five of the six belong
to the Democratic party, with which Mayor |
Wood acts.
FINE WHEAT-John Baggs, Esq, of Trappe
District, has left at this Office says the Easton |
Gazette, specimen Of wheat, Alabama variety,
which has grown 90 stalks from single grain |
the heads yielding $500 grains. How many
are there in the county that can beat it.
OF Col. J.hn w. Forney has issued a pros.
pectus for the publication of two cent cash
daily newspaper in Philadelphia, to be called |
:" The Press" The political bias of the paper
will be Democratic.
6T The season has commenced at Saratoga,
and there have been near one thousand arrivals
already.
or A writer in the New York Evening
Past, says the frequent application Of cold wa
Ter will cure spider bites.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
Varnishes ! Yarnishes !

BERNHARD CALMAN, No. $50 (Old No.
75) North Fourth street, between Cherry
Il Race, upper side, Philadelphia,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Varnshes g. Japans.
Has always ON hand large stock Of the best Cab.
net Vanshes from 81 25 upwards; Coach Varnishes
from 50 % upwards; Damar Varnish from 81 so, up
wards Bo't drying Japan; Black Iron Varnishes
Paper Varnishes, China Gloss Varnishes, etc. etc
ana .Iv
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
VI. AVHSE'S
Cheap Watch & JeweIrv Store,

NO. ~ North Second street Opposite the
cunt Vernon House, PhiladelDhia
Lrh Gold Lever Watches. lull jewelIed. rs X.
& 81 cases, S2S; Silver Lever do do Sl2: S,I,rr
AALeplne do, So; Quarter So TO 81; Gold specta-
c'es' ~ % To $40; silver So 81 50; silver Table,
spoons per sett Sl4 To SIS silver desert SPOONS 50 to
Sli SILVER teaspoons 81 IS To 81 SO Gold Pens and
Gold Cases 50 % 10 S. Gold Pens and silver do. 81
together with variety Of fine Gold Jeweiry Gold
CurO' Guard and Fob Chains All goods warranted
to ne as represented Watches anil Jewelry relairrd
IN the best manner; Also, Masenic Marks Pins, &c,
made la order
~ B-Ail orders sent by mail or Otherwise will he
promptly attended se2ily
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
Paper Hanging and Painting.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of SMYRNA and the public genernIIy that
lie is prepared To do all kinds of HOUSE and SIGN
PAINTING. GLAZING and PAPER HANGING al
The shortest notice and upon the moderate terms
tie has been residing in this the last four yenrs
aud give the best references in regard to the exc.
caOn ol his work.
0]- Call at the new Gothic Frame House on Com.
merce street, REUBEN L. STEWART,
sep9i-ly Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
WILLIAM MORRIS,
HcnItlan Blind Manufacturer.

NO. 022 North Eighth street, (aboye Arch,
west slde,) Philadelphia.
An assortment OF PLAIN and FANCY RIIHDS
always on hand. al the lowest prices Old Blinds re.
painted and trimmed equal 10 new. and JOBBlN(i
promptly attended 10
handsome assortment Of Window Shndes of the
latest and most fashionable patterns and Reed Blinds
constantly on hand 10 which We respectfully cali the
attention ui the public Also Store Shades made N
letlcred To order. opi5'S,o
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

The EXECUTION OF WoRRELL-The St.
Louis papers contain brief accounts of the exc
cution of Edward ID. Worrell, at Union, Mo-,
on Friday, the 10Th ultimo, for the murder of
Basil Ii. Gordon. The IntelLigeneer saws:
There was very large concourse of people,
composed OF men, woman, children and negroes,
from Franklin and the surrounding counties, to
the number of at least two or three thousand.
AT hfteen minutes past Sheriff Jones, with
Worrell IN charge, approached the gallows, fol-
lowed by DIR. Worrell and lady and the Rev.
Mr.. Schuyler, between a file of twenty four
guards.
Young Worrel looked as placid and calm as
the most unconcerned spectator in the vast as
semblagS, and gazed around with a calnness
truly astonishing. At the foot of the galows
he spoke to his parents, saying he hoped to meet
them In heaven, embraced both of them, shook
hands with the minister, and then mounted the
ladder with firm and steady tread. His mo-
ther fell upon the bosom Of her husband, and
both shed tears in torrents. His eyes remained
dry undImned by tear, his gait stately and
firm, his voice clear as bell As he reached
the platform, he took offhis cap, bowed to the
multitude, and said: "Good bye-God bless
you all !" He then took his position under the
rope, and assisted Sheriff Jones in preparing his
| own neck for the fatal cord. At 20 minutes
past o'clock, everything being in readiness,
E. d. Worrell was launched into the presence
of his God-into eternity.
After hanging Until life was extinct, the body
was taken down and given in charge of his pa
rents. 1t was brought 10 this city on the cars,
and placed in a metallic coffin for the purpose Of
being sent to the native place of the deceased
for interment.
The body of the deceased, says the Chester
town (Md.) Net0S arrived here on Thursday, in
the steamer Champion, ccmpanled by his af
tilcted parents-the corpse was followed from
the boat only by the parents, and deposited in
the C,uI House, from which it was taken yes
tcrday and inferred in the family burial ground
near this place. Most truly can be said that
the ways Of the transgressor is hard!"
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

lie sure &c ask for " Arthur's." Ii has stood
the test OF two seasons, having been used by
hundreds OF thousands of families, hotel and
clearinghouse keepers.
We are now making them for the million.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM Il GIIROY,
Manufacturers under the Patent,
NOS II! and ll9 s. Tenth ST., (cor. George)
June l9, 'j7 PHILADELPIIiA
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons 4. Hacks toand from the Rail
road depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
or 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 to merit
aud receive a liberal share Of the public patron
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec.19, ,"55-tf Hat
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
JOHN MARSH.

asonlc Temple, Chesnut ST., above Seventh,
PHILADELPHIA, ss..
x-~zEZ1-- II EEPS constantly on hand the largest
khvsrEssAl 80 N assortment of PIANO FOR rkS in
w VI n ulhe city, made by BOarlman, Gray q Co ,
jacob Chickering, Sleinway L. sans. A.
w. Ladd 4 Co., VIM. Miller r. T.. Burns Benne.l 4
Co., and J. Marsh Als0, sixe stock of IRE.
MUM MeodeOns made by c. w. Fisk & Co., VARYING
IN price from Si5 tn Ia,
All kinds of Musical Merchandise for sale cheap
SHEET MUSIC received daily from all The pub
fishers in the county, forming. with our own exien.
tive catalogue, one of the Iargest stocks ia the Union
may7-ly rrE
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
Glass Marbles I. Glass Marbles

nF all sizes, beastiful colors. Also, China aad
~ Common Marbles, at lowest prices.
w. TlLLER. Importer,
e25-5t ls South Fourth street, Philadelphia.