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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-27

HOStettGr,S
Celebrated Stomach Bitters !!
NHD we'll known qualities Of thete eqceleut Ditters
i make It unnecessary to tell what they are.
Fer restoring the tone Of disorgsnised stomach
and Owing good appetite. they arc Just the thins
Try It.
ne 0cnuino for ssIs By the agents for the proprs
DvAND, OHnW 4 CO.
ee~paAe ~vns- ~ ana Vsv-v s.s
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Canada Liquor store.

Just received
30 Cases Brandy, direct from Cognsc yint, $50,
10 bbls Hibbert's Loncon Porter, lPir'sj
90 Gases Boothy b Ledgwioz's Gin, (ko.iestAil
A fun assortment ~ Cigar.
Absinthe, Aa.aschino, Curscoa,
ALise Cordial, AYsc Punch,
And foYesale ~ u. BARNES a co
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Furniture.

Having a work skop connected with his wareroorr
he Is prepared TO manufacture TO order all dercrip-
tons Of Desks, ward rohss, tables, &c sc. large
assortms mt o. gilt and fancy mouldings hari suit
able for looking glass and picture frarnes.
Ashare OF public patronage 10 respectfully solicited.
apT7dAw0 4. ID. BARTLETT.
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DK. ~. sM,DO.V.v'ELL.
Veterinary Surgeon,

MEMBER Of the Royal yeteriha-
WI ~ Institution Of Dublin. A.
and Assistant Hurgeon 10 the great
Professor Ferguson Veterinary Sur
AAAAxAp ge0n TO the Queen Of England -
Wishes - announce e the public that he has re-
tn ned from Europe and has bui a new Veterinary
establishment On Third street between Brady sni
Perry streets, whore he can be consulted on AT
diseases that the Horse is subject to, after hoquiT
ing all the modern improvements IN the soienoe Of
Veterinary Medicine and Surgery expo unisd In
the English and Continental Colleges. lie feFs hap
py In saying that he will give perfect satisfaction
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TIM Undersigned having taken the rev store
room No SIS Perry ~, tMerwin't Bioek) IS p.w
prepared TO give his strict personal attention a. The
unde rtnking business In all !is branches LARK.
and handsome assortment OF Collins 0: eyery descTip-
ton constantly on hsnn incluiing
Mnc Mahogany, Hack Walnut, CHERRY, g..
Hearse and any requisite number Of Carriage
furnished 70 order. Coffin plates o. variety " pat
terms neatly engraved. Particular attention Is call
oil " his and complete stock OF
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED

GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED
THE RATES, FOREIGN Bills EXCHANGE SOLD ON
THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EUROPE IN SUMS TO SUIT
~ OLD CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
NJ will opened depolitors payable funds
Checks be marked
cordngly
sight drafts all the principal cities in the Union sold in sums to
stocks sold commission.
Unourrent money bought and sold
Land warrants purchased at the highest rates.
SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FAINT, 4 CO..
4-3m Bankers.
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ColegeIcrc will be meeting OF the resident and
the Thlodomc College
- O'Clock for the
the exJedcncy celebrating the Landing the Pilgrims Maryland
the ensuing May.
BY order Of Socry
Rev EDWARD II, WEIGH 9. J.,
President
CEis h KExSr Cor. Sec. p. 8. Janla
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR J. Il. CHURCHILL, Artist respect
thanks his friends and patrons for
men q soicits q continuance Of the
Mccarcys Gallery No 44s Pennsylvania avenue
doors of W street.
Al
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

The call tho attention Of strangers and the
Washington article Of Holland which
public under the of Woies chc
dam Aromatic Schnapps
This by the proprietor exclusively at his dst
Schiedam, Holland. barley that
Europe and favored and medcae not by
the berry, choice botanical variety of
the aromatic Italian juniper berry whose extract dis
TILED recHcd with spaous thus becomes
cenaed Hctue of exquisite favor altogether transcend
cordial and medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor submitted whole medical faculty
the United and has about
chemists their signatures
most desirable addition TO the maera mcdica.
purchase should careful the genuine article
the whole country Is flooded with councrfs and limitations
up quart pint hotties each
sale by all the respectable druggists the United States
UDOIPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No. 20 Beaver street, New York.
Doc 13--d3mif
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.--I have on hand a large
Of buggies rockmways and and horse
ages approved styles Also several second
hand light horse carriages but little used Of which
sold low for cash negotiable short date
keep hand the stock that this city and
purchase should fail examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere THOMAS YOUNG,
No. 400 Pennsylvania
Also sale No family horsearge, young, and perfectly
gentle and sound, used by myself during the summer
Nov l9--3tawif6cpswS
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washington Branch Railroad.

Warrington Branch RAflr0Ad.
Trains toliops
I EAVE Washington at 6, a. M; 8, a. M; B. p. M;
Il 4 20, p m; s. Is, p. m.
The trains at and aud 90 p directly
Baltimore for the Relay the West those
and 6. l5 p Annapolis and for Frederick
Norfolk.
The a and 4. 90
Annapolis Washington functions.
The train of Saturday at 2O only Phadel
pha
On Sunday only one train, ut 90 m.
Jan21 T. II. PARSONS Agent.
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Department aud has power seh ana aspso " 'ns same " ~
treasurer, onoesamue Casey, esq, Treasurer and thirteen
@ % M ana , 80 I'm h i oes @ created by the act Of t.e Oh a
secretary Of tbs Treasury By Comptroller
br The ss Auditor aud recorded by te REGISTER He
public adaneod BY TO dsbursng ocsf ana s
out the same uponser checks
Reoaey Omosrney Bigger Register and twenty
He Keeps public receipts expenditures
aon Of ,br ns ses and receives from The Fr Comptroller
and Of Customs all accounts b,
,,., -. N s.a, 49, sa,,or and sx oort.
an v y The United States @
he'd sae attorneys Inarals and clerks in relating
them and their results lie receives the
has charge Of all lands and other property assigned
States In nayent OF debts ro thos assigned payment
n m Pod OMs ne and has power 10 sell ana dispose
the same for the benefit Of the United States.
Light House Board Hon Howell Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury
er oeio, pesiden Com W. siubrck United states navy, ohr
United states army Prof A. d Bashe supenendc Of Coast Sur
Prof e Henry secretary Of Smithsonian institution Capt
samuel Barron United states navy Commander Thornton A. Je
lias United states navy and CAPTAIN VIM b Frankin United
states army aud Ave clerks This board directs the
ing repairing houses vessels and beacons
Uuf saes ea,a s,rv Professor A. D. nacho ILL., d. su.
pernsnaen' ad o. weights anu msasu's % -
the Coast survey onico
' ~, W. pnas.,i ~ char corr
r. I, &C. H. claraa ~ aro,,ras
Professor A. g. rendeon United States navy 'omp"'r o long,
'ndes
s,,n, % = I,, o. ~ ~ J @ 80 e r ,,d, % ius si'iso NV
Ien, rdbau nlea states army in charge of drawing d.
vision
, aA'u'' 'Noh' o'' o'''S amy ;" ''s'" " ''t'-"h WV
Samuel Helm, disbursug agent
George Mathiot elec,roypst
to weights
posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Brown, The direction and
the General That its business be
charge the Third Assistant Postmaster General aud
the Inspection n charge Of the chief clerk.
M. ...L..u. ,.A........
ueI", iii na .u ' , WI Az @ S % ~ ~ ny w. oacD
, i'Se - ~, W ~, ~. Ia .anaaot r ,.,rsaa,
, " I ,' n,s G ~ ~, o,,ina r ns,rn,inns 40 ~,
au M DIV M $500, a | ,h ing 1s Vi S, ana an s,.r,
and letter by bureau charged
vding stationery the department with
likewise assigned the
peryion the steamship foreign
ternaional postal arrangements.
C,.a o6,s w;,am II Inn,as eso Second Assistant po.tna
nr ene ana clerks TO his office assigned the bust
@ 1e mail service Of hc United stst.s and placing the
n. nter ,rnc embracInp a and rodpgs
M rrcuencv of trims mode of and times Of de-
and on all he routes the course of the mail between
M oa,.nt aacuon The
, ,atons sp G gnvernmcn Of e domestic mail service Of The
limited states preparcs the advertisements proposals.
and the adjustment and execution OF the contracts All appca
tons for the establishment or a"raton o. man arrangements an" ne
appointment M mai messengers should De sen 10 t once Az
claims should
@ r,, m na - authority for the proper credits at
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

person will be entered books une th4
payment Of he subscription be n advance.
Distant forward by letter and all risk
will be assumed by ourselves ia it safe uan.nis-lon.
The COUNTRY PAPER pabhed u weekly during the sessions
Of Congress and semi weekly during ihs recess.
Subscriptions cor loss than will be received
proIoIioned 10 the annual rates.
as-poSrAsrFfss authorized agents; by
sending DAILY subscribers enclosed; skS
subscribers with s25 enclosed entitled
gra,a.
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George w. Bray,
Collector and Agent for Houses
RESIDENCE No. 2s2 NINTH STREET NORTH
= Between and N Nstrccts,
NGTON.
renting collecting promptly attended and puncual
turns made Jan 22-d3m
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these ships will be accountable for gold
specie, ewey precious stones metals unless bills
ding signed therefor and tho value thereof therein
Dec. l6-dtf
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Marble Manufactures, TOmbs, Statuettes, Etc.
TINHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten
II ton Of the public TO his large and elegant stock of
MARBLES, TOMIssroSFs, AND MoNUMESTs,
establishment north Twelfth Thirteenth
He his employ and other
and marbles and Ia other description Of stono
MARBLE MANTEis OF THE LATEST STYLES,
OF his manufacture, and Of superior quality,
IINTlIs, DOOR AND WINDOW sIS, CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
YORK FI4AGGING, &c
In fact everything that the marble and bus
ness either for utility taste ior the fine
his unnecessary
daily invites visit his yard whore judge for hun
self
addition the above articles he has number Of
beautifully suitable for either the tomb the
OF then imported by himself Italy these please
the fancy he will manufacture order such be desired
BY his varied facilities promptncss aud strict attention 10 business
he hopes TO meet the expectations OF his patrons.
VIA WILLIAM RUTHERFORD
street north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3-d6m
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D'IvERNOIS' HOTEL,

Pennsylvania Avenue ba'oen Seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets
WASHINGTON, d. C.
establishment newly furnished arranged
aud improved principle, with private apartments
for either ladies gentlemen
The bar supplied with the choicest of wines and liquors
Game and other deicnces IN
cold lunch from IL O'Clock, until IL,
22-u
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uHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED

uyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
The Atlantic .............. Capt Oliver Hdrdgs.
The Baltic . Capt. Jos Conlstock
The Adriatic Observation-Disclosures. Capt James West
expressly for
their construction
strength and speed and their
tor passengers unequssd for elegance and comfort.
OF this ue have improved wAer tight
and expense spared make them all good
the thorough them their mode
o uSxQlAiikD
Price passage York Liverpool $780,
cabin Ts Prom Liverpool to New York. 80 and 20
guiness
An experienced urgeon attached 10 each ship
berth be secured until paid for
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EBBITT HOUSE,
j. II. FREEMAN.
street, between 18th and l4h streets,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
TTNHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
furnished with and furniture
hundred and has all the requisites Of
hrst class house
The proprietor provided coach which will be at the railroad
landing arrival for the OF
passengers and baggage to the hotel
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 30 Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, sHIPIEY, & CO.,
Liverpool.
SlMHEN KENNARD 4 CO.,
No. ~ Austin Friars, London.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT Il CO.,
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Houses Printing Telegraph.
Washington, January, 1858,


Washington, January, 1858.
For the
CONVENIENCE OF THE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS,
Bankers generally of the West End of the city,
HNHE New York and Washington Printing Tele-
graph opened Office in Winrds Hotel whence
will he transmitted direct Baltimore Philadelphia and
New And from those cities connoxon with the different
telegraph Wheeling Pttsbnrg Cincinnati
Louisville Nashville Memphis, and New Orleans Albany Buffalo
Cleveland Columbus indianapolis Toledo Detroit Chicago, Milwaukee
and 81 Louis Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal Quebec Providence
Boston, Portland Bangor Halifax ST. Johns and all intermediate
points in the United States and British provinces.
Onlces--Natonal Hotel entrance from Sixth street.
Wizards Hotel, entrance from the yesubue
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I ORD BYRON'S WORKS. 6 vols Murray's
Il London edition. purple calf binding
Knights Pictorial Shakespeare.
The Sraord Shakespeare 10 vols London. In oak
The Cabinet Shakespeare. II London Cloth gilt.
British ITalfcsf II
Roses Biographical Dictionary. II vols London Fn cAf
History. London. Many maps In half
Burnct's Histories London Hafcah
Dean Swfrs Works. edition vols. London Half
whewers History Iniuctive Sciences vols london
Full calf
Bnlwor,a Novels 20 volumes. London, calf
And many other nue bindings imported from
opdon nv FRASCK TAYLOR
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()CEAN STEAM NAVIGATION and the Ocean
y Post by Thomas Raney Price 81 A and important
'OK Just published and FOR salo
,.l l..s. TAYLOR MAURyT
Jan l7-t Bookstore, 9th st
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avmaser Geae,as 0Gscol Lnrnsd, pay general
Major leslie district paynAs,er eight clerks aud
6mruissayy O0en George Gibson, commissary
assistant Captain D. l. SIMPSON, s clerks anu one "os-sa
Suroe Gew~as OosGcn. Thomas lawson, surgeon general
assistants DR. r. Wood aud Dr. @. X Wood three clerks
K.our OoGenea Joseph Totem chief sngnesr assistant,
Captain H. G. Wright; clerks and one nsssenger
orupAal Bureau j. j. Albert, csoasl F the corps as
sstat four clerks aAd one messenger
Ordnance Boau-Col Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt wm Nay nader eight clerks and one messenger
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LNOR LEASE.--A square of ground situated cor.
Il ner OF 10th and Boundary streets lss
years For particulars apply 10 GEORGE W. BRAY,
Collector Agent Houses
Jan 22-eodlm No 2s2 Ninth street. Mand N
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Buro1n Yards and DbksCop0daTe Joseph Smith chief
bureau, engineer, draughman
All the docks and wharvcs buildings AMI machinery
yards and everything immediately connected with them
the OF this bureau also charged with
management of the Naval Asylum
Busaa Of Construction Equipment RspaiJohn Ienhal esq
chief clerks dauehiman The ONCE
The engineer chief of the Daniel Maruu attached
has building of oil purchase
Materials and the providing all vessels with their equipments
sails anchors tanks The superntends
Of all marine engines for the with
the approval of the Secretary decides plans for their
d.
Of and Clchine H. Bridge purser
navy CHIEF bureau four clerks All provisions for the use OF
the and clothing together with the making of
nshng the come under the charge Of this bureau
Of Ordnance and Hylopuphy-Capt. Duncan ngraham
chief bureau four clerks and draughtsman This
charge
chase powder shot, sfcs equipment
Of vessels with everything connected herewith also
vdcs them with charts chrononeters baromcters, &C.
Naval Observatory and ydrographc Ocen Washington
the Naval academy Annapolis general
perntendencc Of the chief Of this bureau.
Bureau Of Medicine and Supay-D William whelan surgeon
states and two clerks Everything relating medicines and
medical of sick wounded and OF
hospitals comes within the superiniendence Of this bureau
DEPARTMENT
Hon Floyd Secretary War W. Drinkard chief clerk,
subordinate and four wachmen The
olowing bureaus attached 10 this department;
Conandas OTs Office, at the head Of which
Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York.
Adtam Generals O6iceCo Cooper, Adutant General
AssiantsBrevct Major Townsend, Brovct Capt Williams
and Capt Garcschc Judge Advocate Beve Major John
Lee clerks In this Office kept all
personnel OF the army
II S here where q military commissions made
Quagmaser 6eacrors 01iceBrevct Jesup
general Thomas
Acr and Breye' MAJOR Bsse ssyea clerks aud ope messenger
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04
C. r. EVANS.
Oct '5S
REFERENCES
r "A ~ CY FUR
For ladies and Ch5ssIren

JOHN FAREIRA & CO, No. SlS (new MOI
MARkET Street, above Eighth, Philadelphia-Im.
porlers, Manufacturers and Dealers in FANCY FURS
tor Ladies and Children; also, Gents Furs, Fur Col
lars aud Gloves. The number of years that we have
been engaged in the Fur business, and the general
character o our Furs both for quality and price is so
generally known throughout the country that we think
Il Is not necessary for say anything more than we
nave now opeued our assortment OF FL RS for the Fail
ana Winter Sales, OF the largest and most beautiful
assortment hai we have ever offered before The pub
lie. Our Furs have all heen imported during The nrp
Sc nj season, when money scarce and Furs much
lower than at the present time and have been manu-
iactuIeu ny Tie most competent Wurkmen; we are
therefore determined To sell them at such prices as viii
continue to give US the reputation we have borne for
years, that Is, 10 sell good article for very small
profit.
SorekeePers Will do well to give a call MS they
will find the largest assortment hy far TO scIt from ~
The city, and al manufacturers prices.
JOHN FAREIRA d CO,
NO. SIS Market street. above oih, PhIlada
sclG I'm '
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04
miscellaneous Advertisements.
1k9- sSsss q rss Sss<5 ca
FALL Arraragc saa "a

EalA "A rraA c sGacBt.
TSy " ON and after Monday, Sept 9th, the
- - ssaGas STEAMBOAT PILOT ROY,
Capt. WA. 5. BALL. will leave Long Point for ph,Ia
delphia' Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at D
O'Clock A. M. Returning leaves Chestnut St Wharf
Flladelp phla Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
at O'Clock nj touching at Deakynes Landing
Fort Penn, Delaware City and New Castle, going
and returning. 0C5- STAGES fr0m Dover Smyrna
and LeipsIc connect with the Boat at Long Point
IA AIL IRON Lo%g Ponior Deahynes Landing, 10 Gents
Port Penn, Delaware CITY Il New Castle, so
6rDINAER provided Oh Board epI
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04
Wesleyan Female College.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Chartered with full Collegiate powers furnished
with extensive Apparatus, Libraries &r and having
aiul Board OF experienced Professors and Teachers
a complete education 1'''s
The Buildings are well ventilated ghlcd with gas
and have rooms for baIhmg on each floor The Jn.
mesuc arrahgeH ents and the general discipline are
such as 10 secure, as lar possible, all the narue
Students the comforts of home and the refining ln1n
ehces OF a cultivated and Christian family circle
80 EAPENSES for Board, Room, Light Fuel and
ulloh III studies OF the regular course 80 perry
Drawing, Painting, Music and the NJ Jern Iasn,'n
extra 'a"'5'S
The Next Session will commence WEDNESDAV
the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER
Iuiy29' 3S-2'n JOHN WILSON, President
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE subscriber would inform his friends md
the public generally, that he intends to rmu
Baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from Tho Raii
ROAD Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freip6t. Bag.
gage &C. lie expects to locate in The wrst
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will he tbanL'
mlIy received and promptly attended TO.
o W lie will also run Wagons TO and fro,n
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hanlin%
foods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels. '""' l'ay
thankful tor past favors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the public from
age. ERENEzEbp pUpilI III patroh- SrI1
Dec.19, "55-tf LIN l.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04
2 Farmers, Attention +!

BEST ARTICLE in the World for raisinp
WHEAT, is LEINAU's Super Phos. :.
phate OF Lime,
at $40 per ton, or p cts. a H., by the barrel.
ANALYSED and recommended for the Wheat an,
Groh crops Dy Prui Chas. T. Jackson, Chemist OF the
| nted States Patent OiIire. Washington D. {,
II will repay the outlay 80 to 100 per cent and u IN
not burn the seed by coming contact as Guano does
TRY lT-PROvE lr. "''"
G. A. LEINAU, Proprietor.
No. 81 South FRONT StTe,t
n. ,.,-.., PmladelphIa city, Pa
Analysis can be at my office. Cash moiI,d
WIN uie 0rdef VIII receive prompt attention.
0T liberal discount To Slurekerner. a. I =,
sell again. WV ""y "
Pamphlets can be had at my Office GAL
hug5-3m L.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04
FOR SALE OR RENT

ETTS A trustee of DIR VIM b. Crane and ,,,c.
tIIa DAy ~. VII e.' oGer at public sale. on SATUR.
Hotel Of Joshua Walls in the ,o 'oco M, n me
ton Aent county Md. the STORE HOUSES ~ ,na
D,eciohgng 10 the said Dr. VIM n I:ronn ~ ,,u @
sun1 v.n me ABOVE Troperywi be rented for the en-
roa,,; sai proportion of The purchase money will ho
dIlred to 'e paid ON the day Of sale sgd ~l DC
with aVprovs owe paan"s by The purchaser giving bond
SHOWN Dy applicaImn To DR. RasIn. of M;l,;naue laue
oaI.tds u IL CRANE, Trustee
Near Church Hill MA
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04
WILLIAM STUBBS.
House and Sign Painter

uLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &C..
negs 10 announce TO his friends and public genpr,I
VI smyrna and surrounding country that he Lns re-
moved irom St Georges, and lucaled hmspIC on CON
nerGe street, smyrna, where he will IN The in,mro
cnuuct ms business, and begs most respcctlulIv IN
soct me patronage ana support of the ladies' onJ ,
bo ;u y. iI''s oNn anu country, assuring them that
ness with strict regard economy neatness ond JIs
lch' Tor ms experience of more than thirty veors g ,
nun h announcement to state that he can execuie oII
Jcnes oI rouse Painting and Interior Decoratiup IN
ihe satisfaction of all who may please to entrus, 6w
WIN theIr orders The most Respectable References
gwen Yen ana all Orders puncIually attended TO-
:, ~ VI LIMITATIONS OF WOOD AND MARpTE
BROWNING, GLIDING, &C.; also EnIrv v,it ; lr;
Selinss fainted IN superior China Glass CoIors Sr
Smyrna, March 25 'b.if
Smyrna times., 1858-11-04
XTSNllla5leQ Store.

VIE undersigned has juSI returned from Ike CITY
l. wnh a large assortment of
Trimmings, Varieties, &c,
which, having been purchased cheap. she will be en-.
o'eu 10 sell very Low Prices. Her stock cOnslst,o
Embroiderles, Laces, Muslins, Gloves, Zephyrs.
Hosiery and general variety of Trimmings.
together with Willow-ware. Perfumery,
Soaps, &C., &c. Also,
Ladies' and CaiIdrPn'S Shoes
iull assortment 10 which she would invite particular
her stock IL OF superior quality, and will be sold
cheap continuance Of the patronage of her iresL.
anu the public Is respectfully solicited.
e,,ro,, S. f. BELL.
Mr.. Temples. 4,r'I uT'S . "l'S'e ,s9