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SMRYNA PRICES CURRENT
4 TConxyc.rru wSxkLr FOR THE TIMES.
To Preserve Health.

The old adage aptly says, ;" An ounce of pre- ventO
i, worth pound of cure" When we consider hoy
fatal disease is consumption, and how comparative
easy is TO avoid it. we are mole than ever impress
cd viii the truth of This old prsVerb.
There is n0 more fruitful source of Consumption
than wet and cold feet and cold feet cannot possbil
occur if the circulation is kept up. sense of cold
ness IN them indicates that they are not properly pro
Iectcd by clothing There is nothing more dangerou,
llan TO allow the feet 10 become cold and we-healtf
requires that they should always be kept warm and
dry:
hHa h than to pay ae Doctor for curing you after you
get sick Look to your past experience and you will
aId that twohiTds of all the colds you have taken
came from wet feet.
The Indians understand this. and in their wigwams
they always lie down with heir feet to the fire.
When they are travelling in cold weather. ard are
compelled TO camp out III the open air. they dig hole
III the earth, in the c-nlre of which they bui fire
and then lie down in circle, each one letting his leg>
hang i'll th hole. Experience has taught them this.
in my own person, experience has taught me The M
iHale sympathy existing between the circulation IN
the lungs For years cold and Wet feet and feeling
OC chin"ss in the limbs. have almost invariably been
followed by boncnIai Irrtaons III few hOur O such
exposure.
Of The two how much more necessity there
is for the aGIeS to protect their feet than the gentle
an n They. of the two are generally the weakest
and yet IoO% at The kind of ,Ues the two
Ink7 the stOuIes; his city, and compel him 10
wear the same kind of shoes that most of The ladies
wear al this season OfIhe yea- and my word for it, the
giaN c-dgg"r WOn have him spotted his man. ar
M mist axe about it,
When mali can buy pair of good shoes for only |
ST. and can buy good gum shoes i"r only 81 per pair
Snd from that To ID cents, good article, that will keep
his feet bO.h warm aud dry, say man under |
these circumstances. who goes with wet fee; there is
Il srreW loose aUmsNhere
Aud what excuse can Il lady have on going TO mar /
Ret or t'se" here, With Wei tcet, tbs s"\vt, s0;r /
y weather. Wheh we sell nice pair vi ludys |
sl N'urs of oniy 30 cents and The best gum sh es in
he in trae tor only - cents liIIr ~Ant old cast OFT
lne viii do 10 with gum shoes and get he t.ei
~ 1s warm snd Gry, "EeEeas, upon going ont on .
tGi, stshy dI.', te scar a nuN rocco SINE your (
eel - sHne ~ bec9ne wet Also hear ~ u:u,t i!!4j
'e sol Gsscs and chI!'!rohs gHm sho. or oa,y jr
sns per ftar La re- hest qualify }uts ir nlliv
!I25 pee pA.r, uli AT FLA NICE N'S Ch"uu She,
Il y, 10 " -! &tcluA s.re.;, Wilmington Del
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Steamboat Esnllo0n.

IN and alter Monday. March I'd. the
.sssfsl.5zA ~ Steamboat Balloon will leave Smy rna
~, :, Steamboat Landing dong PoinD. every
nloh1ay' "Wednesday aud Friday morning, al s O'Clock
NJ OhNING, leave Chesnut Street Wharf Phila
"eip,ilu' every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
mo- n"riIihgs At O'Clock lpucI.lng Deakyne's Land.
nsi rnrt Fenn Delaware City and New Castle going
mar4 if W;M 9 nATT 1,oo.o;n
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$3,3J7,347 -
By balance with the Co. asnhnre- 81 a1l d

By balance with the Co. as above, ST ,374,O73 u4
lhe Investments, amounting, as above, 10
Ole Million Three Hundred and !Sercuty- (our
Iho"sanG, and Seventy fee Dottars, and Four
tents as per published Report of Assets, are
m"de IN contoTinlty with the provisions OF the
charter IN Real Estate Mort ages, G'round
RentS, and such first class securities as Will al.
way insure perfect security to the Depnsltors.
aud winch Cannot fail to give permanency aud
stability to tins old and well-esiablshed Insrl
tuition.
II. l.. BENNER, President,
ROBT, SELFRlDGE, Wee PRESS.
WM. J. REED. Secretary.
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NOTHFE.

u, | in nave, this day, associated my son, GEORGE
w; TAYLOR, with me in the Iron Foundry
ana agricultural Machine business, under the
hrm OF }. TAYLOR & SON, and will carry
on the same in all its various branches, being
luiy prepared to supply Farmers withanythnG
'ney may want in cur line; and we hope by
Sirlct attention to business, to merit liberal
share of public patronage.
w ihe Wheelwrght and Blacksmith bust.
ness will be conducted by '''' ''"'-
JAMES TAYLOR.
Smyrna, Feb 2, 1s57-3t. wv
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Walnut street, Southwest corner Third, Phila.
delphia.
Incorporated By the State Of Pennsyluania.
MONEY is receivet in any sum- large or small. and
W. interest paid from the day of deposit TO ts dsy
of withdrawal. -. :" -
The office is open every day from o'cloek in the
morning till O'Clock in the evening and on MONDAY
and Thursday evenings I'LL O'Clock .-s
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT
All sums. large small. are paid back in gold on
demand without nOce, 60 any amount
PRESIDENr-llOn HENRY l.. BEkNER
VICE President --tOBERT SELFRIDcE
SECREThRY-WILLIAM J. REED
DIREcToRs-Iienry l.. Benner, Edward l.. Carter
Robert sieirIdge Samuel X. AthIun. james g. S,nuh
g. Landreth Munns, +. Carroll Brewster Joseph b.
Barry. Henry l.. Churchman Francis Lee.
This company confines its business entirely to the
receiving Of money on interest.
The Investments now amounting 10 nearly ONE
MlLLlCNand HALF Of Dollars. as per published re
port OF Assets are made conformity with the prov j.
SONS ofihe charter in Real Estate MOrg Iaes Ground
hehls and such FIRST class securities will always IN
sure perfect security TO The deposlOrs, and which can
hh ai 10 give permanency and stability This old and
sm smhesl'bilshed Institution. may7-ly
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

H"r'"G F"':d ot' Me NatlomaL Saleig Irn.t
CompHhy.
OFFICE in Walnut street, Southwest cor.
ner OF Fh'rd street, Phliadeiphla
Annual Slutcneat of the Business for the
oH'c'aI year, commencing December |, 1855.
aud ending December /, 1850.
DIR.
TO balance as per statement Dec.
>, l. l736' $973,5G3 40
TO amount received from DEPOSIT
lorsdurlrg The Official year, from
Dec. /, ISjJ, to Dec |, I1:i6, 2.3js 4s3 80
10 Interest accumulated during
The same period, TO the credit Of
Depositors, 47.97D az
To amount passed to the Contin-
gent Fund during the same pc
rod 1929 81
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Nursery frees.


r.. PP2E, Pc E4CH, Pear. Plum Cherry. Nee
,Y9A d IarIne and Apricot IreOs Strawberry and
'ns berrv "ants Of chu;ce varieties and tirittl
gr''Ntn; also, large lot Of SIver lea a A!apli.
Tres. OF large ari sira'sh growth WI. be sold ror
cash 90 Fcducci prize. inr ihe purcke of seItlIuc
tue ts,Ite Uf james ). Peters. dec d. d.-pIck-d auo
1hptd ~ gOJi nrd"r. r'ers directed to the ui.
tefsi. red e III receive prompt attention.
MARY H. PETERS Adm'x
iIARLES p. PETERS, Agent
mari fz1 COncorINIie. f. o. De! % Pa
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CARE YElTSNaxS.

J. =. DEPUY & son,
Nj MlSONIC RAIL-, CEes:nIt Street, heio: Eisi.ih,
PHILADELPHIA,
I4TOC! ID eal !ha aiten len Oi the, public ic the
~ large and varied assortment OF CARPETS
oil 'IOF'iS. MATIlNGS. &C., whi"h they are
selling very 'FIcap .or Cash City Acc>plauces,
wh'!s safe Hitd get Marl lila
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~ ~" PREMIUM IMPROVED
&.tsr,eg Phosphate of Lime.

gTxtIE tONLY SILVER MEDAL US; awarded by Agri
cultural Societies, was given 10 this superior ar.
te mt the last Pehnsy vana State Foir at Harrisburg
asa Fertilizer OF the Best Quality Tor What, Corn,
OLE q ass and Pvtqfoes. raising Scavy Crops. and
great Impro, ing Iks Soil. The subscriber respect
fully informs Farm+rs and Dealers that he is prepared
is , ~ the SpnIag de nand with this superior and
wasl-tesi ed article
Agent Wait s--A liberal discount allowed.
Also. No Peruvian and MexIran GUANO, OILS,
CANDLES, SOAR, ETC.. at lowest market rates.
.ggs fa sseti JNO. l. P0MEROY,
~ No. 3 aHd 10 South Whsrves.
Below Market st. Pkiiade phia.
s~ Farmers ean load on two private Alleys. and
avoid tle crowded " IaiL psrti-sm
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r@ az D M SasS !.
TEHE RUSSIAN WAR.

I T. have Just pu!.i,,t Il new edition of This
" pP4lar AMI Stieahe work and cnu INV smn-
ply our Agents and Canva>sers without DELAY.
b'sitcs a coi2peta lIisiar, ul lne War n includes
p'% iIFt t. ANp REIGN OF NICHOLAS l. with
ctrhcs OF t'iiAAiA l.. the Cir, assIan Chief and
on a. lHgu'Shtd chaTaclefs; also descriptions of
kCSSlAN SOCIETY and GONERNMENT -Sc
&C. making one OF The HioSt Interesting works ever
pDh she'd II rs beauuiI'iy illustrated wIth fine INT.
ed plates, and no uud IN The hest manner NesenJn
eptcime" coy "h pdrIcrIars Oi agency 10 any part
o. the United States free Of ustage va receipt OF tLe
price, Sl.25.
J. W. BRADLEY Publisher
\" - North -Four street Phiiadt phia Pa
noV26 ln.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11
Supper Phosphate OF din.c.


%f3 TilH subscribers nrosrut 10 Ihe notice ~
LS=s5i ariic-s and others Interested The alo, ar
I '-':@ me eXceiency Of our prppartf ior
has been ~ Well krU WI for inaH wears ,asi ,i ,yr
deem II Unnecessary 10 SRv much IN respect 10 il,
he'h> h'i' iHtrely TemarG IhLt during long series
r !r?Fs, its purity and lann as eii,unIanI far Tho
-r"" lng .''H aud a Pe!u4Ic:.: Manure ms hoe,
tiJfuu ;hIy csias isncd
C1r Snpr P&aSpaie If Line is moi changed in iis
ciHa' er every s'nSn. nat what il purpOris To he
"i oI!h IN Is chtr'ca constituents aud is &c ed upon
- llc beI teriliztr IA use t'r t'oln Oats Wheat,
fOIa tc,, t'TasS and other Crus requiring yyoruus
aud !siup IaI-u5c.
Famih describing il. arh tie mode O, oonlring
can ~ hal g'A'ui!"ns!y n cur Store by mail when
GtSreni.
CARLTON Re parlicut.r 10 ei>er,c Tint every
afrrl OF Our nrIIcle has and that of PoIIs
y hle stamped ihe head / ms caui on il render
ed nccesslFy, as therc articles Of luuhu
value sold uHCpr the Hano ct Super Phnsph,te of
Line, as ~ niis lead those 10 are Iincq uaIn.ed with
the W Il" pi n Genuine Article
81 "!!Ir T. Sf5 per 1000 lbs ~ cents per H. A
I'j :rt, G1du. tijI iiaie 10 Dea, H.
~ slice ;1at fall there Ia, been imported h.t ops
cargo oi The celebrated
Pacific Ocean E*uanO,
winch sc Ulcr tnI sale ~ small lots FISH MANIfRE
supply Of this valuable 7rcie for safe Price $50
per 2at0 Tbs: cent per ID.
NO. Z Ssov't Peruvian GuanO.
For sale at the lowest rates
The leading AguGultTJHt Jourbais and Newspapers
arc esularty filed at Onr Office lO tine Of farmers
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
No. % S0nih WhafV e., and 50 South Water ST
irst store abo; e Cheataat IL Philadelphia
% Goods can be loaded a, either fro Of our " are
houses. Fla mershre recommended to drive TO Water
street ard avui the crowded wharf. Ample lacities
are atorded in leading Wagons and attending 10 the
Horses marll.3m
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3( {o1he subscribers having removed to their
New and Spacious Store

Gs
NO, Pts Chestnut ST., An dOor abope T,eu,b
Hf. now prepared To oiler large and weIselected
SpcN OF the following fresh and desirable goods
r''iy OF ihelr own lmpuruIion, or bought M
] ion' Mhcl they are able sell at the mporIers'
w. ua 10 winch they cordially invite the attention
generally Poi"' ~Hu laihliles
nuIi', nuIi' Green and Fenilian Window Shading.
hafnsley ana Irish Linen SheeIing 80 "A o.,
lO.4. ia. l2-4 wide. s 80 o. -
pois'er Snu rloW Linens Of several choice bIeocb.
eFs; and all widths from 80 To 81 inches D''"'"
Red Blankets Of all sizes and uuuIi,Ics
CrIb und Cradle BlunkeIL
hrd Quilts Of the following varieties viz. NJ
settles WeItng, knotted, Register Alhnmbra. AIIan
uai" ana id'IitHsicr, Of ali the dnsIIuL tt sizes
buFcdu Covers, Table Covers, Wujow f,ur,,;
Muslin, l"wcls and Toweng Of every variety na'
mask Inble Cloths ana Napkins; SbIrtl6g IiIoy. IL
Muslin; 'ambr'c ilandkeuhIeis, Embroideres H."
Slery' etc 3rocuIel, DamaskS Moreens. Emhrodor.I
Innps Cord etc. ''1"u''
SHEPPARD { VAN HARLISCEN
Importers and Dealers IA Linen and
A. o.o,u House Furnishing Goods
t'HpStOut II h,,r.
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AuCtiOneerinr.

THE undersigned, being in the neighborhood
OF Smyrna, and intending to remain until thr
last "f March, would respectfully announce 10
Inc public that he will be pleased to execute
any orders Of Auctloneerng IN the SLATE ,h.,
may De teniered hun. Having been exncrI.
enced IN the business for more than twen,v
years. lie thinks he ls able to give entire salts.
faction. His services may be- had BY addressino
hlm through the Smyrna Post Office.
D. T. RICHARDS, Auctioneer.
Feb. IL, 81.
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Farmers in this Neighborhood,

Warmers III this NelghbOrhOOd,
EERHAN supply themselves for their Spring
kyT&gC CDIs, with Leinau's Pure Bone Dust,
Eaak Leinau's Super phosphate Of Lime, at $40 per
kOp Leinau's Nltrogened Phosphate OF Lime. at $50
Der ot Lsinau's American FertIlizeI at gas per ton
These Fertilizers composed Of reliable Chemical
Elesoens, abonnding in Pot Ash. &C.; they have re
ceived the Diplomas of -Four States TO wits New
Jersey New YORK, Pennsy lyania and Delaware Also,
for sale GCAN0. all kinds; Poudretie, &c Country
ProdnCe receivs1 in payment for the above, at market
rates or Drafts en- good houses, or Cash registered
"a Iih orders, promptly attended to-
tri GEO. A. LEINAU, Proprietor,
New Fire-pronf Store, No. l9 South Front st Get,
mArIl.4m Philadelphia City. Pa
Smyrna times., 1857-03-11

PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS. with
ChartS or Otherwise, given at any hour day or
evening. Complete delinea,ionS of character.
capabilities for business, &c, will be accurately
described. ~.T-Roons at the SMYnxA IorIL.
a correct PArenoogica EXainination teaches
us $c!eh'[F'iiiy the most useful OF all know.
ied%e--'hr own srives-our defects, and how
- "1'Iaic iLem-our natural ID tents. and tharr.
'y III "hai pursuits we cannot succeed diSciosrs
20 p'reHS thei: chi'drcn's iannte capab;ljt;p,.
e'i':i@i' dISpos.'!onS, defects aud means Of i'm
PFo'r'ienf--nor can rs I:tte muuey be spent o.
'"cH as pIoaiaby as III learning their Phrenoio
y ehrh'es business men to chose r.lubIp
P4r' ieTI and customers; merchants. coujdcn-
il"i ;'erhs: mechanics, apprentices having ma
tufH G'tS tor Partlcuilr branches; shinmaSiars.
good "fe''s and ali desr bic a-Socmtas. rrldes:
.ai!i''""i"! candidates in selecting cnn.eniai
iHe-@cnpanlGns; shows the married how ,o
ADOPT themselves TO eacn other: can be made
'he v"ry best Of all ins'rumcn,alites Of Per.
SUI '''Fc''oh ana Happiness. maril
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WANTE

sober, industrious lnau to attend in Lum-
ber Yard,-having a moderate education and
good recommendations. Auply to
JAS. L. BLACK,
March IL. Smyrna, Del.
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March IL.
SPRING GOODS. asa


J. HENRY JEFFERSON is just receiving
a large stock of Spring Goods. Give him a
call. Store opposite the BInk of Smyrna.
marll.
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PaIethOrp's Ague Mixture-

The proprietor Of the iniallibIc and celobro-
5ed remedy for Fever 0nd Ague, known az
PdIethorp'S Aeue Medicine wouid mos, ra'
SPec'lnlIy say To the public, that at the soic
,a'!on OF many persons, aud feeling confident
'ha' all viii he required 10 bring it into geucr.
al USE Is ta'r r'aI of lis virtue. Tbonsands
IN me west aud South have been permanentIv
cured by using P"iethorp's 1gue 1Iedjc;nc.
.oF ''le PROOF ot which, We respectfully refer you
10 The letters from different parts ofI6e connirv
IRON dealers and others, who haye tested -
NaiGe as remedy for til" Fever and Anue.
For sal" only at the Drug Store of
JAMES l.. HOFFECKER.
ulV-oih' SmYrna Del
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S3 351,3l7 ~
CIR

$3 301 ,}17 ~
CIR ----==-
By amount of Principal paid to
Depoaliors, from Deer |, lSj5.
to Deer ], lo56, SI.95i iI05 81
by amount of Interest paid to de.
poTitors during the same period, 2s. 500 f3
by balance with tue company, I,314,O75 "a
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w all Paper & Window Shades

-, IIIUOW DIIuUES
J.; L. iSAACS u BROTHER o. Is9 No,,,,
sECoND Streets below Race Philadelphia, hs vin1
ronpe'ed lher large ass 'rnenl of The aboye Cnnds
or Spring and Summer Trade. would rospecIiuIIv ~
VIE the attention Of Pnrchaiers 10 Tie same. Their
stock TOR beauly, cheapnes and variety csnnt he
passed III . "' "e sur
They have constantly on hand eyerv desc .,
GodInd Painted shades. Buff IInlIanIs. and Sbaas
Fixtures. Wall Papers. Curtains, EIrebo,rJ Pr;nIs
.'ordef"' 9c al 0i winch they offer at lower rales
hnh can Do nae 81 any other "SIablishment Call and
J. l. ISAACs & BRO.
l3' North sseond ST.. below Race, Phlladslphia
mar 1.srn asss -.... .,.s +.
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DeLaOare, Ne.g Castle, Whining ton d French.
RAILROADS.

ON and after Thursday, Jan.
Sth, 1857, Passenger Trains
will leave as follows:
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s=D~ DO you ,coat to hl.rr Nur~ Pre-
centre og"'"st Ho'mtoy:itt"y
Bank Notes. ~ssa
= READ. READ! READ,
:. SCbSChlRE, SUBSCMHE, ~lH>t sIBE
.Joha S. Dye :, Nc Auflor,
= and the Bank Note Engr4yor- al -ay ths,Lei,
- the Greatest Judge OF Paper Money lnjpg
- Cheaper than the Nsuj~st. Hsiag
- than tie Best
n Published weekly. Only One Dullar, Year
- RGATEsT DISCOVERY es tn. present.
= DETECTING COUNTERFEIT EANh NOTES
Describing every Genuine BIZ in
., Existence, and Exhibiting at a rlaGce
every Counterfeit in C.rc4.alos,
- Arranged 20 admirably, that EEr1REAeE ia
= EASY and DErECTlUN lhsTANr!hLorS
- G%1y~ No Irticr 10 c.runtIte. No Dayes
to hnnt up! -
Bus 50 simp'iied and arranged that the Mcs,
chant, baaher and Blu 4iness Man GA
see aH al G!2ace!
1t has taken years 10 make perfect Nis
= & II + A T DIS Gov ERY,
= The urgent .ecessity for snch aa,k has
long been felt by Commercial Men, 1t has
been published to supply the cal for ~ h
- Preventive, and needs but Ia he kn0Nu 10 &c
- univSrsally ratronized. ltdoc. Mo,e than Inns
ever been attempted hy man ns> Il lie.
-. scribes every Bask Note in THREE Lp.brsat
u Languages,
= Engii&A, E,csch and Geyn,ar.
Il Thus each may read t,se same IL his own
~ Native T,.gac.
IkRhs The paper viii lie abou: ~ inches
- by ~ inches, and will contain tie mret
n Perfect Bank Note List PrJfiAeG.
= together with the Rate of Dscoasr. also
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I A Y & STONE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers

N Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines. Paints. Oils.
l Narnishes, Dye Stuhs, and all the PoruIar
Patent Medicines. Agents for the
Sale Of Pittsburgh Upfndom Gias,
GLASSWARE and White Lead, at Who'll. sale.
Mu'catine, Iowa, Jan. lst, SO.
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An Unusual Wedding Scene,

Some time since, six young gentleman
babe farewell to the lassies who had won
their hearts amid Scotias blooming
heather, and sought the shores of Amer
iea, in hope of being enabled the better
to prepare for welded life They located
1t Chicago where the remembrance of
their ''bonnie Annie Tauries' inspired
them to unusual and perscvering cxer-
tlons, till fortune at last so favored them
that they sent home to Scotland the in
formation that they were now anxious to
see their betrothed, and accompanied the
message with a goodly remittance to pay
their passage, The girls, for mutual pro
lection and society," came over the ocean
In the same vessel, and arrived in safety
at Quebec. Thence they embarked with
several hundred other emigrants on a ri
val steamer, to continue their Journey
down the st. Lawrence The steamer
was the ii-fated Montreal. and Of the six
betrothed maidcns FIVE found either fiery
'or watery graves. The sixth, Miss
jeanette pettigrew was taken up for
drowned, and only by faithful and per-
sistent attention was her life saved. All
her worldly possessions were gone, but
kind-hcarte& women at Montreal sup
piled her unl3atly when they heard
her affecting story. Eventually she
reached her estimation, acd in a late
number IF the Chicago Tribune there il
ehroniclcd the marriage of sIr. Adam
Tate, OF Chicago, to Miss Jeanette Pet
tigrew. He alone reaped the reward of
his long cxertions and at the wedding
there were present two of the FIVE young
men, whose feelings when they .eontras-
tel the happiness of their friend with
their own bcreaved condition must have
been sad indeed. Besto,a Trac.
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4 Kentucky Girl.

When the steamer Aida was sinAine
from her collision with the Fashion on
Tuesday night, and the passengers in
confusion, some preparing to secure 4 safe
retreat from the sinking craft, and some
In the water making their way to the
land, young girl Of about seventeen
wears was seen standing on the guard ILL
tently contemplating tn: scene, and look
Ing anxiousiy towards the shore. 4
young man, in the rush Of galluntry.
stepped up to her. and remarked, Miss
it you will put yourself under my protcc-
ton / viii convey YOU safely to shore p"
''ThanG' YOU replied the young heroine.
"but you need not trouble yourself: am
onI y waiting for the crowd to get out Of
the way, when | can take care Of myself
aud reach the bank" Soon the crowd
cleared the space, and the young lady
plunged into the water and swan to the
opposite bank with apparent ease and
without the least prcceptible fcar.-Pa-
dn5ah Times.
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srEINwAv & SONS. MANUFACTURERS
eE.G-FzEF3 81 HoNcr Street. Nrl lorL
RECEIVED the following Fast
Prtse Medals in competition with the lest makers
Of Boston New orr. Philadelphia 2uj Iaumorr.
Two First Prize Medals a. the Actupo.Esn
Fair Washington. March 1855.
A Gola Medal ut the CRYSTAL Palace, \. \ orb
November. 1850.
A Geld Medal at the Maryland Institute BAL.
timore 1856.
The First Prize Medal at the Fair, Cr}sjo
Palace, NV York, November SCI, Among 'bc
judges were the first musical Talent If IT,. ann
try, such rs ii. Mason. t}ottschak. Noj"nhtcpt
and many others 81. Il :. Pianos w'th ami
without the Iron Frame are warranted for tAc.e
years, and written guarantee sjy,u Pianos
packed AID shipped ithoui charge iIie-, @na
crate. 2Jt}
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ID < 2i inch Breakers for sale by
rs J. { {. 4. siyer.