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Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
Kent County Agric ultural Fair.

As the date fixed for this Exhibition ap-
Prosches, we hope our farmers, and all who re
interested in the great industrial pursuits OF
Agriculture, and mechrnics, as we'll as those
who fee. an honest pride in the prosperity and
reputation of the county, will put their shoul-
ders TO the wheel and push the enterprise
through to successful issue.
The l4Ih and 18th of October--the days on
which the Fair will be held--are near at hand,
and We would caution those who have articles
tIr exhibition, not to Neglect their preparation
until 1t may be too late. Be certain that every
thing is i'll readiness for the time Another
thing, do not hesitate to exhibit what articles
you have worthy of attention because it may be
doubtful in regard to their taking the premium.
The premium is the ihducement, not the object.
vt sach exhibitions. When the farmer or me-
chanic has exhibited his commodity, he has
aided in carrying out the object of the exhibi-
tl0h, and all are or may be benefited thereby,
If be has the honor Of gaining prize, well
and good.
Tune when Seeded how cultivated, kind of
manures, &c, &c, should accompany each
land-prOduct exhibited, by such means, farm
ers may add much to their experience.
We know not what preparations have been
msde by the Committee OF Arrangements. but
suppose they are ample. Usually, few ener-
getic spirits have most all the abor TO perform
but this is an enterprise from which all reap a II
advantage, and all should share the labor as
well as the honor and profit The old adage.
"where there's will there's way" will hold
good here,-for, to say nothing of our local in
teresIts and State pride, we have the resources
the men-isrmers and mecbanics-to bring
out The grand result. All that we want is ac-
tion upon liberal principle of home-expan-
sion. Let the farmer show the superiority of
his stock and produce. and he will never want
for q good maxket for the yield of his broad and
fruitful acres. Let the mechanic prove his skill
by an exhibition of its practical results, and
that skill will be il constant demand. The
farmer and mechanic are not aware of half
their strength and resouSces-it is for the deysl.
opment of which that such exhibitions are an.
ndrlly held
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
Real Estate Advertisements.
Real Estate for Sale.

Intending tc decline the practice of Medicine,
will sell The FARM on which now live, con-
taInl"g FIFTY SEVEN ACRES, lying within
about halt u mlIe from Vernon, and FIVE miles
from the Ciark's Corner Depot of the Delawar re
Railroad. The dwelling house is nearly new,
and c"ntalns SIX rooms. There is goud A ppe
Orchard Gu the farm. Price $1,000; $500
down, and the balance in three annual install
ments. Possession given the first of Jan. 1858
Also, LOT adjoining the above, containing
FIVE ACRES. Price $3.50.
Also, FARM in Sussex county, Del about
five miles from the Bridgevile Station on the
Del Railroad, containing 500 ACRES, with a
two-story Brick Dwelling. Price $l2.5O per
acre; $500 down, and balance in three annual
Instalments.
Also, FARM adjoining the above, contain
ing 555! ACRES, with a two-story Brick
Dwelling, and a good Apple Orchard. Two
neVer-talIlng streams of water run through the
farm. Price $ll.00 per acre $500 down, and
balance In three annual instalments.
Also, a FARM of 1861 ACRES, in Kent
county, Del, nbout one mile and half from a
switch on the Del. Railroad. Price Sl2. 90 per
acre; $500 down, aud balance in three annual
lnstalments.
Further particulars, aud a full description
given, by calling Oh the subscriber, nea, Vernon,
Del. WAITMAN ZONES
Sept. 80, '57-3t
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JESSE WILLIAMS & CO.,
'e"lers IN ShawlS, Silks, and Fancy Staple
EbrV e. Gods.
Fancy IFurs for Ladies'

G. join tAREIRA 4 CO., New No 8Is MARKET
o., above Eighh Philadelphia. Importers. Manu-.
drens FANCY FURS, Whole safe and RrIaI M Il
Il" would call the attention of Dealers and Ibe nm
nc GENERALLY 10 IeIr Immense eck OF Fancy Fmr H.
L"ue' Gentlemen and Children ;Ihe.russ,rimeut en-
braces every article and kind of Fanct Fnr ibaI MI,
nc worn during lhe s'ason-such as Full C. lpes. Hail
Quarter CapeS, Talmas, EIcurmes, Bu,s AIuii.
ana Maliatees, from the finest Russian Sable IN H.
low esI lrlce Domestic Furs " 'Ao
For Gent emen, the largest assortment eCFur ClI,,.
lives. GaunIleIs &c ~ NOii"is'
Beng Ihe direct Importers Of all our Furs and
ol them under own supery isonv.e
lee satisfied we can offer better inducements IN '
ers ana The public generally than an, other Luus bv
n@ an Immense assortment To select from and m the
ahultclurers prices. We only ask a call. O
~ JOHN FAREIRA d Co
No. ol6 MARKET street, above Eighth.
ecI"-il4 PIIIIAu'A
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The Monetary Crisis.

The panc that has prevailed in the money
market for several weeks in the large cities
reached crisis on Friday last. A heavy rur
was made on some of the Philadelphia Banks
which caused general distrust, and before the
closing hour had arrived, the most of the Banks
in the city were relieved of much of their spe
Gle. Anticipating still greater " run" on
Saturday, the Presidents of the various Banks
decided to suspend specie payment. The news
soon reached Wilmington, and, for self-defence,
the BinkS there were compelled to adopt the
same course. Several brokers from Philadel-
phia arrived 10 the Friday evening train of cars
f,r the purpose of making large draughts of
ccin, but the hasty action and decision of the
Banks knocked all their plans into "pi." On
Friday ght, at ii o'clock, messenger with
latest news from Philadelphia, was despaic ched
from Wilmington to the Banks at New Castle
Delaware Cny, Odessa, Smyrna and Dover
He arrived in this town, about o'clock, on
Saturday morning, but intelligence had already
pr ceeded h IN several hours. Our Bank how
ever. went on as usual paying out specie
thIOu5Huut tue udy OuI Sus Peuueu Oh muuudys
unci. Thursday (tO-morrow). when the Board of
Directors will decide on futu re operations -
There was no excitement in our town except
wat was occasioned by the Philadelph news
AMI there was no need of our, nor any of tie
uei: hborlng Banks suspending, but for self
protection, against heavy demands OF brokers,
&c. The Banks OF Newark, Odessa and New
Castle. suspended on Saturday. They will dis
Count and pay checks as usual in paper In
Wilmington thereBanks have determined, in
violation OF the law passed last winter, TO re-
issue their bills of a less denomination than
s. The law, they claim, is unconstitutional,
Daniel NJ. Bates Esq, we learn, has given
a written opinion to this effect, though MIR. Bay
ard holds contrary opinion. proposition TO
memorlallze the Governor in regard to call ng
an extra session of the Legislature, for the |
purpose of repeating the law, is being agitaied.
Such step, We have no doubt, would be gene
rally approved by the people. Anything that
can be done for the relief of our Banks, should |
be done. and that speedily. The smlIl-note
law, while it is not desirable on the part of the
people. is great impedment to the Banks in
the reliet winch they might extend at the pre-
seLt Crisis.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
LANDRETH'S
: A agricultural Warehouse

S5T$A NOS. II aud 23 South Sixth street.
~-s- Near The State House Pbilod.Inhio
len honrs ol TINS spacious building erected evpress
~ Tor The froprleIOrs trade, stored wIh Seeds anJ
implements OF interest 10 Farmers and Gardeners
Sirty Years EstabLished.
The subscribers desire call the ,tleaon of evor
one Interested in Farming and GarJeulrr m ,La,,
we'll selected stuck Of o. - ''''' ~
Agricultural Implements and Machinery.
Great Variety OF Horticultural Tools:
warranted Garden aud Flower Seeds
Grass and Field Seeds Of the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold bv us , ra nos,I
manuiar ed at our Steam Works Bristol Pa
Having lifted up this siabshment w,tiout roqorJ
10 expense win the most com ,ete machinery for the
hlInhlacture Ui various kinds of Agricultural ImuIr
mehlS we are now prepared supply all articles in
.hs line iuy equ4 II not superor myIing OF Ia.
KIND ever before offered to the public.
LANDRETH'S warranted GARDEN SEEDS
Have been before the public for upwards of sixty
cars ttIr VIDE spread popularity, and The constant
~ increasing demand from year year. is the bes
evidence Ol Their superiority over all others
SJ Country Merchants can be supplied with seeds
m papers or bulk. on the most liberal terms
BlUOmsdale, near Bristol Pa. our C;a,den Seed
grounds, contains three hundred and seventy ncres
aud II The largest establishment of the kiui i'm the
world. ID. LAMBETH AZ SON
Nos. 81 and % South Skin street PlnlaLelphla
seaU-3m
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Equality to All !-Uniformity of Prices :
a new Feature in Business-Every one his own
Salesman
JONES u CO., of the Crescent One Price Cloth
ing Store" No. 300 Market street, above Sixth
PHILADELPHIA, IN LItiOn To h, wing the largest
most varied and fashionable STOCK OF CLOTHING IN
ThlIadeIphIa, made expressly for retail sales. have
constituted every one his own salesman, by having
marked in figures, on each article. The yefv lowest
price IL can be sold for. they possibly vary-
all must buy alike.
Inc goods are all we'll spOnged and prepared, ard
great palns taken with the making that all can buy
with The full assurance OF getting good article at the
very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent, inl Market above Sixth,
M. 900. iuly8-IV
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
Valuable Mill Property
FOR SALE

k%sss The subscriber offers at private sale.
Ehii bis valuable Mill Property, situated on
An1Athe State road leading from Smyrna to
Dover, and four miles from the former place.
THE MILL-HOUSE is 40 by 46 feet, and 3
stories high, with two Water Wheels and three
Run of Burs. The Pond is large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill, except in
the driest season of the year. This Mill is in
very fine running Order-in every respect well
fitted up for merchant work, in modern style.-
and is doing heavy business, having the Gus
tom OF wide range of country.
There is a new Steam Engine, of 20 horse
power, attached, ,--recently erected at a cost of
$4,000, with appurtenances,-wh is in first.
rate condition. C6.r Since the erection of the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor,
after deducting expense of both mill and farm
work, an Interest of Ten per cent. on $50, 900.
Connected with the Mill, is A FARM OF
u ACRES of Land, with a good Dwelling,
necessary Out-Buildings, and two Tenant.
Houses thereon. This Land has been repeat
edly lined, and is in fine state of cultivation.
0~TOne-third of the purchase money will be
required on the execution of the deed the
balance can be arranged in easy payments, to
suit the purchaser.
Persons desirous Of examining the propertv
may call upon Jas. Evans, residing OH the same:
Or on the undersigned, in the town of SMYRNA
Aug. 20, 81. JOS. HOFFECKER.
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Ea gle PIOWS
SAVERY u co corner of So1,b f.,

0A'Ekf 20 corner of South Front and
Reed SITS, Philadelphia,
Manufacture Nos |, 2,3.4,5. Riob, Hand md
Nos 40, Al, Left Hand Eagle, Set.Sharpeninv
Flows. Nos. |, ,, B. 4, ), Eagle Improved.
Nos 0, l, J, ,, 3, Hill Side Nos. |, IA. .
X dying No 5, Right Hand, aud No. 6. Lsfi
Hand Double Michigan, and No. 0, l, =, Sub.
soil Plows. - "Uo-
Also, OK Scrapers, Field and Garden Rellers
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood. All ofwL;"h
are for sale al their Works, at CuRrIsS {. H.Nn's
corner OF Market and Decatur sts., or a, ,hs
different Agricultural and Hardware s,ores ~
on application, we will send description Of NJ.
ticles by mail. VI "'-
we also manufacture Hollow ware, tusmelL
ed ware' Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, &C., &c.
p. D. sAFERI, AFRAID BARROws, JOHN savoy
murlS-lY @"''
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

W The Philadelphia Banks paid out two
millions aud half OF dollars in specie, on Fri
day aud Saturday.
O- Sands. Nathsns g. Co.'S Circus will ex.
hiOit in this town on Wednesday next
OF Last night We were visited with frost.
the first of the season.
OF Molasses fell last week in PHILADELPHIA.
Is cts. per gallon.
OF Counterfeit halves and quarters are in
circulation at Ekton. The Democrat says
they are well calculated 70 deceive.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
The "NeW Orleans Ecli2seI!

A quantity of excellent Syrup, mann.
featured from the Chinese Sugar Cane. bv
Mr.. George Deakyne, OF Thoroughfare Neck.
has been left at this office. 1t is clear, sweet
we'll fitted for table use. aud is certainly n
superior article. II was manufactured thus.-
Ten stalks of the cane in a wooden trough wer.
pounded fine, thea put in a clean tub, aud, with
little water added, left standing the over
night; next m'rning a gallon of Juice was
squeezed out Of the pounded.cane or pulp with
the hand, and, after being strained throu0b q
cloth, boiled about seven hours. The iuice was
frequently skinned whilst boiling, and Welded
nearly quart Of syrup.
Mr.. ID. thinks that. upon an average. twelve
stalks of cane ground in good mill erected
Tor the purpose. will produce quart of pure
syrup; and that from a fourth of.an-acre of
land planted in cane annually, might be de.
rived sufficient syrup for any ordinary family's
consumption. Many of our farmers will doubt.
less try the experiment.
Mr. Isaac Staats, of Appoquinimink, we
understand, also "experimented with the
cane, the present season. and produced about
gallon of syrup. His article ia said to be OF
fine quality.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

or A number of our citizens have attended
abe Pennsylvania State Agricultural Fair. now
"a session at PoweltOn, near Philadelphia. The
exhibition will be large, and quite number OF
entries have been made Of horses, cattle, swine,
agricultural implements, and the multifariOus
products of the mechanic arts. Articles taken
for exhibition, viii be returned on the PhiIa.,
VIII and Bait. Railroad, aud also the Del. Rail-
road, free Of charge.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
Epern Mnn his Omn HnLpS

LlPPlNCOTr & Co, One Price Clothing Store,
no 4O4 marker slree Sd door above eth street. Phila
delphia, would solicit a call from those in wont oC
CLOTHING, before purchasing esCwhere-as ali
our goods are made up expressly for Teu sales and
every article Is marked IN PLAIN figures 50 that all
must buy alike. All goods used in Tins store are
sponged lelOre making up, and all articles sold will
be guaranteed to be cut and in the best manner
Remember
404 Market street,
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
Mrs. Il. W. EsarasaIster.

zn. No. 342 South SECOND street, above
Pine, Philadelphia,
Has now ready for sale, Il splendid assortment
Of Fashionable MILLINERY, to which she in.
vltes the attention of the Ladies. The stock
will be found at all times (through the Fall and
Winter seasons) well assorted combining ele.
gance of style, best quality of materials, at the
lowest rates.
Misses and Children's Bonnets and Hats in
great variety. large assortment of Mourn.
ing BOnnets constantly on hand.
E. M. BANNISTER,
342 South Second ST., five doors above Pine st..
sc3O.lm PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

DESIRABLE REsIDENCEs.-Thos M. Penino-
ton advertlses at public sale, farm-very de-.
sIrable as place of residence. See adver-
'iSement' where it is fully described.
0T- DIR. Waitman Jones offers for sale the
place where he now resides. also several other
valuable farms Persons desiring real estate.
would do we'll to give these places their atten.
ton.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
MRS. JAMES BELTS NEW PATENT
Uterine SiuanOrl.

Which is destined to superscde all forms OF
pessares. Retail price SO.
All her celebrated SUPPORTERS,w with their
recent improvements and under the highest
medical patronage, can be had at her residence,
lO39 WALNUT street, near llth, Philadelphia.
Her many inventions have been used with un.
interrupted success for the past "a years, which
can be favorably atlested by thousands Of ladies'
aud physicians IN all parts of the Union. Re-
tail price, So to $S. se3O.6t
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
FRUIT TIP EE 6

Sss55r. Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum, Apricot and
h55A Nectarlne Trees, of chsice varieties and
- large growth, FOR SALE at the Con-
c"fdVIlle Nurseries Orders promptly attended
TO- w Trees packed and shipped in good or
uer. WIN. ii. d CHAS. p. PETERS,
SOU In COncordvlIe, Del co. pa
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

PASSING EvENTs--During the past week.
SIX or eight of the midnight marauders have
been fined ss4.O0 each, and costs for their dis.
orderly eonduct-0ne rumseller near town has
been fined $4,000 and cost of prosecution, for
violating the License Law. and two others
fearing the lash ofthe law have " sloped."
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
SMRYNA PRICEX CURRE MT
NJ A R RIED.

In the NJ. E Chnrch, Pttsfeld Mass. on
Tuesday evening Sept 22d, by Rev. r. II.
Robinson, Rev. Henry T. Johns, of the Phila-
dHPhIa Annual Conference, to Miss Martha ]
Brown, of Putstied.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
"a Retired p h y sic i a II ,
75 VEADl OLS ACu

~ Ketlred l. II SICIan
4 rs YEARS OF AGE,
A Whose sands of life have nearly run out. dis
y covered while in the East Indies, a certain
Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The
remedy was discovered by him when his only
child was gwen up to die. He had heard much
Of the wonderful restorative and healing ouali
Ties of preparations made from the East indin
Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that he
might make a remedy for his child. He studied
hard and succeeded in realizing his wishes
His child was cured, and is now alive and we'll
He has since administered the wonderful reme-
dy to thousands Of sufferers in all parts of the
world, and he has never failed in making them
completely healthy and hapPy. Wishing to do
as much good as possible, he will send to such
of his afflicted felIow-beihgs as request it, this
recipe, with full and explicit directions for ma.
king it up, and successfully using it. lie re-
quires each applicant to nclose him one. shl.
ling--three cents to be returned as postage on
the recipe, aud the remainder TO be applied \
to the payment Of this advertisement.
Address, Dr.. H. JAMES, No. 10 Grand street, J
Jersey City, N. J. Il
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
Huber & Godfrey ,Auc,;ou...- :.

No S,U norm seco"d ST. above Arch. Phaselpbia
- evenings excepied) Of Fsncv cseSh tmenday
num's' In' nnllory: Musical Instruments. wo,chSs
yneWeIry; Plated Waps) Dress Patterns, Ies C,,",s
per flangngs. &c. eaSe'S' ra-
w COnsig0nenfs salieiied ;oioe
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

The TINES" is published Every Wednesday. BY
RsBr. D. HoyFEcKER, Eiitor and Proprietor, at The
Temperance Hall, Smyrna, Del.
TERXS-SUBsCRIPTIoN.-OHe yedr. 81 80 en- ddUdnce,
or $500 if not paid till end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are PGid-OnIy at The
option Of the P&6tisher.
ApvExrIsxG-For eUery square Of IL lines less
Insertion SO cs. each subsequent i~sertiea a5 Cts
Liberal arrangements made Witk yearly and half
yearly adrerfisers
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
a~&~N


The MOAEY CKIsis-LateSt NeUs-Tbc
latest accounts represent no Improvement in
monetary affairs. In Philadelphia money is
selling at from to IO per cent discount
Business Of all kinds, dislressingy dull. New
Jersey money Is at five per cent discount. 4,
Is rumored that several New JERSEY banks.
owned IN Philadelphia, hive failed All the
Banks in Rhode Island have suspended. A
heavy run has been made OH the Saylnps Banks
III all the cities.
The Herald says the money market in New
York is in a perfect chaos.
Money bring. any value holders have mind
to put upon it,
A despatch from Cincinnati says the advices
from the East paralizes business.
The Banks at Baltimore and WASHINGTON
have suspended payment There is but little
excitement south OF these cities.
The Bank of Nashville. (Ten.) has Failed
Tue Brokers refuse the notes on all the hanks
in the State.
Governor Pollock has issued Proclo.
nation calling an Extra Session of the LeOis.
lature to meet at Harrisburg, on Monday. the
9th of October.
The Banks of Delaware, Maryland. and
Pennsylvania, have all suspended payment.
The New York, Boston, and New England
Banks generally, had not suspended.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
Miscellaneous Advertisements
SEED WHEAT

VI the BLUE STEM WHITE variety. "a
superior article. weighing 81 lbs. to the b1shel
FOR SALE at HoFFEckER's Mill. viii
be given in exchange, if desired, for wheat of
different klnd. Apply TO Joseph Hofecker.
Smyrna, or to james Evans, at the mill
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
D 7 e d,

Tn the 18th September, in Smyrna. John B
1hank' aged IL years, formerly of Beverly, N.
j. W Jersey and Pa. papers please copy.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
Literary.

EMERsoN's MAGAZINE AND PCTNUM's MONTH
LY, for October, has been received. The union
OF the two Magazines gives us a monthly ol
the very first character. The publishers de-
sign to make it purely American magazine,
Und as such it should receive large patronage.
The illustrations are numerous aud very fine
IN execution. Terms $500 per unnum. ]. NJ.
Emerson g. Co., publishers, New York.
SToCKToN's PERIoDIcAL.-New Testament
Nos and g containing Books of Matthew and
Mark, have been received. The whole arrange.
ment is excellent. Horns Introduction and
the colored plates add much to its value.
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL, by T. s. Arthur
and Miss Virginia F. Townsend, for October,
is a finely illustrated monthly. Price $500
Address, T. S. Arthur, Phlada.
From FOWLER & WELLS, No. 3O8 Broad
way, New York, we have received " The Illus.
trated Family Gymnasium" also, the IlIustra-
ted Almanac for lS50,-containing reliable
biographies OF many distinguished individuals
and other valuable reading matter,-and that
superior literary paper, l. te illustrated, always
brimtul of choice reading. The Water Cure
and chronological Journals, from the same pub
fishers, received-faultlessy printed and valu.
ably trelghted, as usual.
THE SCHOOL FELLow-The number for
October will please much the girls and boys for
whom it is intended
SrocKTON's Book AND JouRNAL.-Rev. T.
II. Stockton, in his number nine, gives his
eighth sermon on the Bible. 1t is called The
Bible Opposed-CIvil and Social Oppositon.-
This sermon throughout bears the impress of
the authors remarkable talent. His great and
original thoughts, for the most part, are con-
veyed in pure Saxon language.
New York ExpREss.-This is one of the
best aud most reliable papers published in New
YORK., and we eau heartily recommend it to any
Jt our readers wishing daily, semi weekly, ur
weekly paper, from that city 1t has the very
aiest news Gas might be inferred from the more
requent quotations Of " latest intelie cnce "
rom 1t than any other paper there,) aud its
editorials, reports and cOmlnents particularly
'xcel for ability aud racncss Another impor-
ant feature IN the Express, is the esprit sf
he Press" IN which ali the leading ideas Of the
'thcr Journals are Contained aud commented
m Jas. Il EraS'uS Brooks, publishers. Terms:
AMY 81 %; semi weekly SO 90; weekly 81 90.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

0T' Rev. Marcellas Cross. of Philadelphia,
lectured on the subject of Temperance, in this
town on Monday evening last.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
HOver's LIQUID Hair Dive

ne io,lo"lng from that emil enl Physician of PbiIa
GGeIphIa Dr. BrIncke, added TO the testimony of Pm
iessf noo' only confirms what is evidenced by thou
sands who have used EicIers Dye.
GIRARD Row. CHESTNUT STREET. }
Phladelphla December 22I .Sj3 (
ia regard to llOver's Hair Dye can Stale rnbesI
'ahSly' mat II contains no deeterin,Is ugredI.nts
iu may De used "ith entire safety and with the Ut
most confidence and success" " w.
w. d. BRINCKLE, MD.
HoUerS Writing md MdeiLiGLe Inks,
are 50 well and widely know a. as 10 rcuu,re mn auIo
y "i heir merits. 1t only neces>ar, TO say tatthe
'e'"y ana increasing denand the best evidence
'at lhey maintain IheIr chararler Tor suuerior,Iv
"h.ch distinguished them ~nen rsl Introduced vears
az" 'N~'
or"ers addressed to the Manuiacior, No 4I6 RACE
receive prompt attention, hy
yOSEPn h. uONER MunnEcIn.a.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
IRON & STEEL.

IA RoLr and FIRE IRON; Shin and r..
[oD SfihES-aIl sizes HORSE-SIIOrS D'a! snl'
Srsesnos RmS moe , SS,ls and general assoriment 1J ~
DECOW y MIDDLETON.
40, No. Is North WaleE St, abnvs M..l..
Philadelnb,a