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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
"AH tic InlelIigence"-Churcl,es IS
and School HoUscs-Tile School

"AE lnc ANlc1sfsence"-SRN
and School Houscs-The School
Libraries.
q o. P. Brown in his remarks at the Town
Hall on Saturday evening, said, in substance
1--WE do not quote the. language,) that where
ever church spires are to be seen and
school houses to be found at the cross roads
there would be found heavy Republican ma.
jorities and it was only where School houses
and Churches are not to be seen and where
ignorance and drunkenness prevail, that the
Democracy ure in the ascendant.
We,should think our opponents would be
nearly tired Of this old thread bare story oi
call the intelligency and decency." We
are glad, however, that Mr.. Brown has
brought the matter up; because it furnishes
an admirable excuse to US for calling atten
to couple of interesting and importan
FACTS,
First. In a debate upon the school Law
during the last legislature, o. p. Brown sal
that "he did not Want his children to go TO
common school, and associate ,oith the commo,
herd" or in other words, his boys and girl
vera too good TO sit upon the same benche
with the children of the farmer and mecban
ic Here is Republication for you with
vengeance! Mr.. Brown dare not deny tn
: the truth Of what we state. We can prov
It'll by republican member ofthe Legislature
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SCHEDULE OF THE GIFTS.
,OG4 Gifts. s- ..4 81
MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION.

The tickets filled out to correspond with the above
lis; will be placed in separate sealed envelopes and
the whole placed in box for the purpose and from
which thc customer will be entitled to draw one, at
random, for each picture purchased as above and the
goods :cIied viii be furnished al :he usual retail
pricrs And that every shall have equal cnHncs
the number of tickets will always be kept the same
rs soon as one is drawn, her Of tEe Game amount
will be put IN its place,
The Si 80 pictures will be put up as heretofore, in
fine, double gilt cases, with silk veivet lining aud
stamped mats, and warra lted fIy equal in every
respect TO any that can bo obtained, for the san 9
price, irapy room in Northern Ohio.
In addition tc tie above scheme, We shall continue
to put up lkenesseS for those who wish them fer IS
cents AID 81 each.
Now we would say to each and every one who vents
a good likeness, come along. Where can You do as
well? You get your likeness as cheap Us at any other
place; you to get back portion of tue price
and may receive several times tho amount pait-hu
a word to the wise is sufficient. p. &.
Remember our Rooms are over R4ird's JewelrT
Store Aliens Block, south side Of Main ST., Ravenna
August 27, 1857 j.. V. STAFFER & co.
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Payne and the Pretended I'm
penchmenI.

In the last Portage Democrat there is an
article, giving an account Of an attempt to
impeuch Henry B. Payne's character for
verncity. Such an attempt to blucken the
reputation OF the Democratic nominee, will
prove failure. OF the merits or demerits
of the attempt at impeachment, we have
only word to offer.
William Lloyd was a member Of the Leg
islaturs of Ohio, from CuyOhoga county, in
1899. He was a man totally devoid of
principle and character. He had neither
public nor private virtue to recommend him
to the confidence of community. Even
those who believed him an honest man, and
defended him then, have since become satis-
fed Of his dishonesty, and there is no resPec-
table person now in the city of Cleveland,
who has any respect for his character or
will defend his conduct. This man Lloyd
was arragned before the Legislature for
some misdemeunor. Payne was called as
witness and testified against him. AT
this stage of the case. Messrs. Spencer,
Hoytt, Whttleaey, Mathers ard others were
called up to swear that Mr.. Payne was un.
worthy of confidence. All the witnesses
against Payne were his personal and Poii,i.
cal opponents. One of them was partner
of Lioyd's, and most unmtigated scoun.
drel. Some Of the Others were men utterly
devoid of principle. They were envious OF
MIR. Payne. They dislkcd to see him rise
above them, and hence they took this mis-.
eruble way Of destroying his fair fumc. On
the same occasion, there was abundant and
conclusive testimony from citizens Of Cleve-
land, fully coDtradcting the .impenching
witnesses, charging said witnesses of selfish
and personal motives in making their state.
meDts, and showing, beyond the shadow OF
doubt, Mr. PSyne's character to be that o
a fair, honest and honorable man. So much
for the attempted impeachment. This trans
action took place II years ago. Since
them. Payne's statements and character
have been fully justified by the public. HI
has been elected to the State Senate from
Cuyahoga counly--one of the strongest op
position districts in the State. He has fIlet
numerous public positions in the city o
Cleveland, and he has received marks c
personal and public favor, which can be con
, sdered in no other light than as cordial en-
dorsements of his integrity as a man, an
; his sincerity ard ability as public servant
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Legal MNtiCe.

NJ Office is hereby given that on the 1th
~ day of August, A. y ,.Ia57, Nathaniel o. White
filed in the olce of the Clerk Of The Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county Of Portage and state
OF Ohio, his petition setting forth that he is the
OF certain lots and real estate in the town of franklin
in said county of Porage to wit All the land lying on
each side of and adjoining alley 90 feet wide, lying
west oCan adjoining lot No. Is in place Of said
franklin, as appears in Portage County Records,
book ST. pages 2d4, 2Gj and 2G6, being 1856 feet in
LENGTH and praying for the vacation of the aforesaid
alley, ., NATHANIEL o. WHITE,
BY DAY, TAYLOR 8. HORTON, his Attorneys.
at 4w
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Legal Notice.
John Johnson, Plaintiff,

s
against -
Lathrop A. G.. B. Grant, Hiram w. Pierce and Gid
con Hurd, Defendants.
THE defendants will take notice that the
J. plaintiff will take depositons at the Office OF
Isaac Steer, Esq. at Garretsville, Portage county,
Ohio on the 24h day of September, 1857 between The
hours of O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock P M Of said
day. N. l.. JEFFRlES.
August o. Is57-3w Plaintiffs Atty.
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InsOlVency Noticc.

THE creditors of Jacob E. Keller, an ap.
l. ptant for relief under the act entitled "An &C
A. d., 1881, are hereby notified that copies of his
schedule, affidavit and examination before the Com
missioner have been placed upon fle In the ohice OF
the Clerk of the Court Of Pleas OF the county
of Portage in the state Of Ohio. .-k
ANDREW JACKSON, Com. of Insolvents.
MIcHAEL STUART, Attorney for Petitioner.
August 90. le57-3W
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01-The Washington correspondent Of the
N. Y. Times s'understaud from good author.
ity that Col. Keitt, OF South Caroline, declar.
eshis determination to move the expulsion Of
Hon. O. B. Matterson from the House next
winter, il he resumes his seat without re-
alection.p
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Strayed or stolen.

QTRAYED OR STOLEN from the premi
~ ses Of the subscriber, in Bundysburgh, Geauga
~sasssmaz<a county, Ohio. on lhe 9th day of August
E#fE%x yiast, BUFFALO HhlFER, four years
xEseE old last spring. Shells probably stolen,
---4A-@~-A as no trace can be Rad other. She is q
full blood Buffalo, blind in the nearsde eye with tho
ends OF her horns sawed Off Any persCb who will
turn the buffalo, with without the thief give in
formation where she cao be had, shall be literally
rewarded &f W. GATES,
Aug. 21, '57-3w Bundysburgh, Geauga co., o.
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Gran Jrishtnqn who lived in an attic. be-
ing asked what part Of the house he occu.
pied, answered-"If the house was turned
topsy turvy, I'd pc livin' on the first Aure."
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6TThere have been 90 SIC interments in
Greenwood Cemetery. New York, since it
was first opened. Truly, this is city Of
the dead.
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Legal Notice.


C.& c. r. Harmon,
against SCivil Acton.
Lathrop A. G. B. Grant, ct als.9 s.;
M A. HARRINGTON and Truzton Bur-
Nl rell will take notice that on the 18th day of
March, A. d. 1884, the plaintiffs in the above entitled
case, filed their petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas, stating that Grant, Pierce & Co. were indebted
to them in the sum of three hundred and forty. one
dollars and eighty cents with the interest
from September 18th, lS53 and that said Harrington
and Burre have property in their hands belonging to
said Grant, Pierce d Co.
You are therefore notified that unless you answer
or demur to said petition before the gath day o.
October next, judgment will be taken as confessed
N. l.. JEFFRlES,
Auoust Of lss7-6w Plaintiffs Atty.
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6TTbe frat time that Jsrold met with
Dibdin, the latter said TO him:
"Youngster, have you Sufficient confidence
in me to lend me guinea!" "Yes," said the
author Of 'Black eyed Susan 81 have the
confidence, but | havn't the guinea"
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WiIIinl,p SelDy's Estnte.

NOTICE is hereby. given that the bubscri
1V Der has been appointed and qualified as adminis
traitor de bonis of the estate OF William X. Selby,
late of Portage county, deceased. Paris, August 10
1857. PHILo SELBY-
August %. 1S57.-3W. =
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Gov. Chase and BresIin's Lean 10
the CIty Bank o .Cimcinnati.A q


We have heretofore brought to the notice
-four renders, the remarkable fact, that one
OF the heaviest losses sustained by the State
Treasury during Breslin's term OF Office, was
occasioned by the rotteness Of bank In
Cincinnati which was aided by Salmon P.
Chase n getting from Breslin a large depos.
it of the public money. The loss to which
we refer, amounted to the large sum Of $780,
Oro swamped in the City Bank Of Cincin.
natl Complaint has been made that in our
former references to the part played BY
! Gov. Chase in this matter, we charged him
with having recommended the City Bank
| knosin9 il to be in a rotten condition. Up
to tie present moment, we have made no
such charge;. we have heretofore refrained
rom ex pressing an opinion as to his knowl'
edge Of the rotteness of the bank he recon.
mended.> But now as the guilty knowledge
sof Gov. Chase has been put in issue by the
laundering impudence ofeditoro and politi,
cians who stand ready to defend him right
or wrong, we propose 10 give them. some.
thing on this subipc that cannnt be branded
as "Locofoc0 tibel." Without further com.
ment therefore, we ask the public toread the
following passages from the Report made TO
the Legislature in January last, by the
Black Republican Committee appointed to
investigate the condition of the State tncn-
ces: >> o. =
"The committee are also satisfied thai
large deposits were made in the City Bank
by Mr.. Breslin, before the opening of navi'
CATION in 1862, not only from ON inspection
of the books of the Bank, but from the Re.
port w. F. Johnson who examined that
institution April 7, 1862. The report O
Mr. Johnson was made to the Auditor o
State, April 10, 1852, and UaS By him corr
mua icated tn the Senate the 30h day of tn
same month. From the statemen
of its assets, and otherwise, in Mr. Johnson,
report of April, 1852, the bank appears tC
have been then IN A ROTTEN CONDI-
TION; condition that could not haze bee,
unkno,Un TO The business men of Cincinnati
and could not haUe escaped the observation 0
A PERSON OF ORDINARY INTEL
LIGENCE, seeking safe depository o
, large amounts of money.
The City Bank o. CincinnOti WAS organize
: in May. 1845, by five persons, the PrincpO
} of whom was broker; was subsequent
sold to n citizen Of CINCINNATI anG a Ne'
t York broker, and was again sold in 1856
having thus in five years three sets Of own
, ers. With this history, necessarily public
sound institution and public credit coul
5 not beshoped- for.
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r. w. TAYLOR,
B. +. SMITH,
TAIIhI a SINNI T.
(5igned)

The aDove is plain and unr1isthkable in
its meaning. 1tiS not "locofoco libeP' but
is the solemn official declaration Of CON.
mittee OF three intelligent Republican Legis-
laiors They say that the bank was unsafe
THAT it was absolutely ROTTEN.-and that
its unsound condition must have been
KNOWN not only to the business men of
Cincinnati, but to ANY PERSON CT Or
DINARY INTELLIGENCE. Wus Gov.
Chase man of ordinary intelligence! If
de was, then the Committee-tbe Rack Re.
publican committee says he MUST HAVE
KNOWN the bank to have been rotten
when he recommended It TO Breslin as de-
pository. >
The motives which governed Bresln, and
those which controlled Chase in this matter
were different in certain respect, and yet
were equally devoid ofpatrotism. Breslin
desired to defeat certain legislation that
would Keep him in check; Chase wished to
repay the long tFied devotion of his aboli.
ton ctonys the bank cashier, 1t was just
two or three months after the democratic
State officers had gone into Office, and Bres
lin was struggling to exclude the Sinking
Fund Commissioners (Pugh, Trevitt anC
/ IOih "ti oupS'N ioiOh VI eoh
troll over the custody of the Sinking Fund
To effect this object he must control the
.corain9 of certain laws. As a means o.
accomp plishing this, he hoped to convert tc
his service the democratic chairman of the
Committee of Finance in the House of Rep
resentatives. This chairman was brother
in-law of the President OF the City Bank o
Cincinnati. Breslin had plenty of money il
the Treasury; but he knew the bank to b.
rickety affair. He hesitated to what hi
should do; would like to make deposit, bu
was unwilling unless it was recommended
The abolition cashier goes to Chase-usk
for letter to Breslin-recounts his own ser
yices-dwelIs on early and long tried devo
ton to "liberty." Chase writes the Iette
as requested. 1t is delivered to Bresiin--i
carefully read, pondered and filed away
The bank gets the money; Chase has re
paid his obligations to his bank abolltlo
ally; and Breslin is not troubled with law
that would have given to the Fund Comm';
sioners the po wer of knowing where and hot
he kept the public money.-NeWark Advt
cate
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Notice to Contractors.
A lady
WHO HAS BEEN CURED OF GREAT

M NO INN DELN OUhEU OF GKEAT
" NERVOUS DEBILITY, after many years of
misery, desres to make known to all fellow sufferers
The sure lneaus of relief Add cess enclosing a stamp
10 pay Tie return post ee. Mrs MARY Z. DEWITT,
b's"n, Mass and the prescription Will be sent free,
10y next post.
Au2u.t -, ,lS5T-3lnpDA
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

4 LII persons are cautioned against infringing upon
"A these patents by making. veud.ug using Inese
machines, as lhc prpprclurs have rctamrd rounsel
with view prOseC uIng every case ol Iuirng
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
vi. VfSE'S
Cheap Watch & Jewclrv Store

No y North Second street (opposjte the
Mount Vernon House, Philadelphia.
t6EA Cold Lever Wat, hes fall jcweltd. Is K
g. u Gases. aZS; SILVER Lever DO, do, Sl2; Silver
Lrrin' do, 80; GuarlIer 50 10 o., Gold %itrIa
c'es' - ." 10 SIG; SILVER so 81 so; SILVER Table
spoons per Srit $li 10 Sl8 silver desert .u,rt> ~ In
81 SILVER teaspoons 81 IS 10 81 80 Cold Pens and
uoid Cases 9j % 10 50 Gold Pens and SILVER d. 9I
together with variety of fine G,ld JrwcIrv GnLl
CuTb' Guard and Fob Charms. All goods wurrar,,oJ
TO De as represented Watches AMI JrWvry ror,,,.i
IN The baSt manrler; Also, iasemic Marks Pins xc
made 10 order w >
y. B-AIl orders sent by mail or otherwise. will L.
promptly attended 10 sc2Llv
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
Revolution in Farming.
Corn Planted by Machinery
S0methlng NeW and a Truly W0nderJM
nuchiHe.

Something NeD and a Truly Wonderful
Machine
Without any COgs, Bands, Pullies, Cranks Shafts,
Springs, Levers. or Gearing of any kInu,wllh h,rse
guided by a man or boy, Tins II achne cAerltcs IN a
neat ami perfect manner; ;he olluuII described work
beng Miat Is Wanted by every iarnrr:
LIST Burrows oGt The ground any required depth
2d Drops The corn (aa N my kernels as dies rcdj
space o inches diameter ntthrmHIcaily ia the hill
rqul-dl>nHi, III ono tenth OF Il second
81 Cover The Hills and press jiIc earth Us ysu IL
wItH hoe.
nh. Marks accurately the position of each hill
olh. Deposit II wanted, guann, poudrrltc. a,hrs,
limo rIaster. any other tcrI.!zcr exactly
the NIL.
AAd 9TH Also sticks the pumpkin or squash seed in
The hI'i> al l;e do,anc-s ii, Ipw done b, hand
Ant ALL titl> al cost of 10 All ace hr SINGLE
machine, and 10 cruls per acre br IA duuhtc uup-IO
III one day. with Ho more lUrce than man and
horse
In short, machine which going one way ranis
the cpru IN hills 81 10 mIie both Wa,s iact
any other d,.SICc.
We furnish machines nj Sic AMI SlS each 10 Ih,se
AHA wish 10 purchase them i3r li,cr uAu use
Or iriInhr, object Is 10 DIS "~ ol tins magnificent
monopoly uipn basis most vII!ua- u,kIiig 10 The
results l"r large iprou OF The investments. BusI-
mes ab!ill, ad b-I!!S his sc iurIlip Il parl IF
the CaP..a
9F' lie r ghI Is for stc for - coun.y, to manu-.
hr'ure ana sell IN sad couly, a pfce WhIrn must
insure 10 HE purchaser =: 1T ul -
The planter endorsed hS I.rce OF the largCH az /.
cultural hDuscs m E'sl, II, NlZ:-Jusrph Brcck ~ So J.;
Parker, W NhIe y GInnrtI; tnd Bl.Ihr, Barnard d a.
We gunTaiiI each machine, II used according lie
printed directions.
call at our rooms will convince the most skept,ryI
OF The nh t'tts, aud where may Dc found clall Is
l"r speculation seldom with Tins or any other
country. Call Oh. or address
J. IIANtORD
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

In. Flat Bas,'d HalfRd>8 Saw. In. Three SOU,
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
Wall Papcr& Window Shades

J. L! ISAACS g. BROTHER No lS3 North
SECOND streets. below Race. Philadelphia, wing
completed their large Of the above Goods
for Spring and Summer Trade would respectfully In.
vIte tbs attention OF Purchaser 10 the same Their
stock for beauty cheapnoss and variety cannot be
passed.
They have constantly on hand every description Of
Cioidand Painted Shades. Buff Hollands and Shades
Fixtures, Wall Papers. Curtains. FirebOard Prints,
BORDERS &c, all Of which they offer &C lower rates
than can be had at any other establishment Call and
examine.
\ -.t eaar e7 j. L. ISAACS 81 BRO 49,. .s.
} 80 North Second st.. below Race, Philadelphia.
mar4-6m .+.t s"s IL b ss
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

Hsrse Rasps one inch more than balf.round
Files $40 .t.t. +tE .r.a +. -
All work warranted satisfactory. A good as
Ortment Of New Flies constantly ON hand n
mafl9'''m il B. SMITH.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
Rcapinps & Moving Machine.

TIE subscriber Offers for sale the following well
known Machines, To VIZ: McC0rmIck', Combined
Reaper ana Mower especially adapted aud lmprol ed
for the States OF Penlsy lanla New Jersey Delaware
and Marylaul
MaHny l,eaper and Mower;
Se' m"ur Alorgans Seil-lttking Reaper warrant
ed the best u use
Ketcham'' improved Moving Machine, also, Ma
chimes of other PateriS
Plus 'rhrNshcr aud Cleaner warranted To Thresh
and CielA One BusIiel per minute
Sharp's Ihre~hcr aui Cleuner for two or moro
horses, a superior machine.
Puts llor'e-powcrs and ,'orn and Cobb Mills
Threalng Machines various desrrlpt ons for sal,
by RICHARD L ELkIN INTON,
5S South Delaware \ venue nhp,r Dock PhiIod'n
N B-CAsTIAGS for The above Machines aivays
Oh hand. m,rlS.,n
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

delphla.
Incorporated by the State Of Pennsylvania.
MONEY is receive1 in any sum, large or small, and
4N1 interest paid from the day of deposit 10 the day
of withdrawal
The office is open every day from o'clock in the
morning till Z O'Clock in the evening and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till O'Clock.
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT
All sums large sIEall, are paid back in gold on
demand without notice, TO any amount.
PREsIDENT-lion Henry l.. BENNER
VICE PRESIDENT -ROBERT SELTRIDGE
SECRETARY WILLIAM J. REED.
MRECToRs-Ilenry l.. Benner, Edward l.. Carter,
Robert SellIdge. Samuci H. Ashton. James B Smith,
&. Landreth Numis, F. Carroll Brewster Joseph E.
Barry, Henry l.. Churchman. Francis Lee.
This company cUntA lis business entirely to the
receiving of money on interest.
The investments now amounting to nearly ONE
MILLION and LF OF Dollars. US pei published re-
port of Assets, made conformity with the prov l.
siOns Ofthe charter, III Real Estate Mortgages Ground
Rents, and such first class securities will always III
perfect security TO the depOslors which can
fail To give Permanency and stability to this old and
owil established Institution. may1-ly
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
The Worlds Great Exhibition Prize Medul!
Awarded to c. Meyer,
For his TWO Pianos, London, Oct Is, 1851

e. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and
- w the public generally that he has constant
~ on hand Pianos equal TO those for which he teceiv.
ed me Prize Medal, IN London, in 1851.
An orders promptly attended to- and great care taken
IN me selection and packing The same
ne mas reserved during tue last Is years. more Med
ais than any other maker from the Franklin Institute
a.so lrsi premium at Boston, and premiums at New
Wafero0ms, removed from SO S. Fourth. TO No IsO
AIcn s,reel Delow Eighth south side, Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
EaIIe lSl0HES.


SAVERY q Co, corner of South Front and
Reed SITS, Philadelphia,
Manufacture Nos. |, . A, s. Reht Hand. and
Nos. 40, Al, Left Hand Eagle, Self-Sharpening
Piows. Nos. l, p 3, 4, ), Eagle lmprovcd.2
Nos. 0, l, /! ?, B. Hill Side Nos. I,Id.2.
X dying. No 5, Right Hand, and No. 6, Left
Hand Double Michigan, and No. Q, /, :, Sub
soIl PlowS
Also, Ok Scrapers, Field and Garden Rollers,
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood All ofwlich
are for sa e al their Works, at CURTIs & IIlyp's,
corner Of Market and Decatur Sis, or All tic.
different Agricultural and Hardware storcs.-
On Application, We Will send description Of ar,
tlcies bv mail.
We also manufacture Hollow ware, namel-
ed ware, Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, &c, &c
p b. sArEiY, AFRAID BARGOw5, JOHN sAyERY
marlS-ly.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

| beg leave to refer to the following gentle
men:
Hon. P Spruance, Geo. w. Cummins, Esq
and Ex-Gov. VIM. Temple, of Smyrna, Del;
NJ. w. Bates and J. p. Comegys, Esqrs., OF
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, Esq, Of CuntwelPs
Bridge, Del; WIN. J. Ilurlocf, Esq, of st.
George's, Del; John PARSONS aud Joseph Hill,
Esqrs., Of Wilmington, Del.
JOS. T.. GRIFFITH,
sc24-ly. Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
New COTsa>llcEser.

The most durable, simple, lgnl portable, and
mlnIgrb.c, ever YET invented
The cheapest, most perfect working ana every way
most dCsrInlr Shr cr IA use
II shells green or Ntt cOrmruis the gram III bag
ana the cOhS III blshel takes "l every gialn and
picks II oil a. Il boy Wuuld with his fingers
Perfect i-r srrtmG Seed Com as II Il rs not brui e
the gram and YOU s..eii had or amy rarl ii AL ear
and stop. Cali and see II II speaks iur !l>riL
: The R.ght Tor Kent county, To manutIctur and
sell Ter sand county, Will be suid, giving the buyer
margin OF ~1' w Tor speculation Ssse\ county.
rate. al. On or address } HANrURD,
apl,SmJ ll3 Nassau 81, New York.