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PUBLIC ACTS.
[Publlahed BY AuthOrity.l
CHAPTER xxx.
s [concludcd.)

'" ~ [Concudcdl Na'N
For the last Of thirty iustalments for iron
and steel for shop, per third article treaty
first August eighteen hundred aud twenty
nine, six hunrded and ,Sxty dollars. 5'esoi
For the lastof thirty instaments forlsborer
and oxen, per third article treaty first August,
eighteen hundred and twohty-nine. three hun
dred aud SlXy-Gve dolhrS. ii 9ai % saiiE130
For the last Of twenty-seyen iustalments
for. education, per tourtA article treaty df,
teenth September eighteen hundred and thirty.
two, thrte tllonsald d6Ilras. gge 'A
lFor tehs. OF twcm y-seveuin instOmentSfor
SIX agrlcuIturIsts, purchase of oxen, ploughs
and other implements, per fifth article treaty
fifteenth September, eighteen hundred and
thirty-two, two thousand five hundred dol
lars. Ir.lali5l lel4 U7d qi 5gW il
For the last of tweuty-seyen instalments
for the pay Of tive physicians, per fifth article
treaty filth September, eighteen hundred and
thirty-two, four hundred dollars.
For interest on one million one hundred
thousand dollars, ativeper centum, per fourth
article treaty first November, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-seven, fity-fve thousand dol
lars. =" t"'.aN ''''
For twelfth Of thirty instruments of interest
on eighty'Rye thousand dollars, at five per
ceutum, per fourth article treaty thirteenth
October, eighteen hundred and rcrty.six, four
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
MtSceLldneOas. -For carrying into effect the
act Of third March, eighteen hundred and
nineteen, making proyisiousfor the civilization
Of the Indian tribes, in addition to the sum
specified id said act, five thousand dollars.
J For continuing the compilation Of o map Of
the Indian Territory, two thousand dollars.
APPROVED, May 6,ilS5S. urat3 H~Za
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R1AIrnn5TBIaIM !.

FL Senior Santiago Eashe habiendoa vueIio ssnta rs
Iespecuomene oreoe sss ccsa us antlguos amigos su
Rcoaa sstd sltuada en Plaza o Il pttt Due core 10 IA
tienda de Beck johnson hdc Ia Fonda sCnre esari o
dc enarOr eompone caler elise dc rel6es do joyea
en- pecos muy bpatoa. o slG Il
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A7REGisrER 'ANs REcEBEs's 0PFicH,
nnIarmaa SAErAFE, NEW MExlOo,

AN ,,h s84 n November 25th, 1855 %,
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
In Register ofPGblic5 Lduds and ReCeivpr Of
Public Moneys, have this day entered upOn The lp-
ties conferred upon them by law: and the office is
now opened for persons claiming public lands In
this Territory under existing psc-emptiQa laws. 81
WM. 4 DAVIDSON, Register
BlQ Atfi lelaWM. 4. STREET, Receiver IOWA
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WgAgEOalRs AND JgwaARY.


4 Il--,o ~ 9uFe you are fgFl Ne1 90 ahedd
Mr. W j. HOWARD begs leave most respectfully to Inform
the czes o Santa NJ and the publcn general that he has
ana room in the pacta of the Exchange Hotel for the pur
pose pairng fine Watches of every description also Clocks
Music Boxes Jewey, and other mechanical conyonccs By
the practical experience Of thirteen years the business and
with the recommendation OF the largest Jewey Establishment
in this countrythe house Of Tiffany Co. New York citv-ho
hopes to merit share of public patronage in his line and
ring his customers that all work shall e saiidciOa Watch
Glasses Hands and keysaccudey fitted Particular attention
paid to the repairing of Jewery in all varieties,
Santa Fe, Oct 20, 1858. H ''t. 4l:lm&
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isa Santa Fe, New Mexico December 4, 1883 4
ipRs. FMS b klylNiren,

l2la1SI0I1IAlNI AMID SUR GLE OiSIv
a3g i'i8 SANTA ,FE, NEW MEXICO, yot
az oFRlGE jpsshOys the County Courthouse and Ia -Gs
4,tas,,.sdatl ..I.t..p [tlfl a
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IgeOusEA IPuEla0A gN eAwEA vn,

HADlENDO siO soicmio por yarias peinas de vdlyer
roner ewla el abdb frnado ene a honor e GEsar Vi
pdbico que el da prmclo do Dcenbre pGmo q abrr una
ECUElA en- h cudsr eneaara d Cesiekno 81 1ngcs Esei
tuia, Arltmeta, GeosrdRo, ylaMisa Vocal
Santa II, % de 0ctubre do 1875. i.3m G. J. NOEL
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0GDEE or PUBLICATION.


Sophia NJ Choate l3J M 3 luIT n N 1lT
, Bill In Chancery for Divorce,
Francis @. Choate .i-lH A4li. i Ib.aN IOL .l'l5
THIS day the said complainant by her attorney and it
appearing to the satisfaction Of tic court that the .al deicn-
dant not resident of the Territory of New Mexico but resides
beyond he limits thereof 1t therefore oderedby the court
that the defendant enter his appearance to the above entitled
cause OF before the first day Of the next tenn Of this co
obe begun and held at the .oYn Of Socou the st Nondiy
in June A. ID 1850 and plead answer demur the said COM
planants bill or the same will be taken for confessed 1t Is
further ordered by the that publication be made of this
elter in the Santa Fe Gazette newspaper published in Santa
H New Mexico six successive times Tie last to be MAIDS at
least four weeks before the first day Of the next term of this
court. ,Ifa
true copy Of the order in the above cause, .r-ty
''o 20" ".'sa 3i1' VINCENT 81. VRAIN, clerk
October 18th, 1855 s.sir aea ..fn a.' 4l6t ti
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.DlSOIfiW@lO5N,
AYiSO.

9JPOr estas presentes prohibo y ayiso todas per-
sonas que no corten nj Sc lleven MADEIRA leTa 8
que ocupeni ealtiven 6de otra nanera pisen las
sgulentes sehnladas prensias situadas enel COnda-
do dc Santa F6, Territorio de Nuevo Mejico, y con
los siguientes lihderOs, asaber-e el ugar que la
man 81 Arroyo Hondo, por Ell nOrte con el camino
que conduce de Santa F6 Pecos, por el sur con el
camino que conduce dc pecos los Cerrillos, por cl
Oriente con la Ouchilla Negra y pOr cponientO con
81 canine de Galisteo. Todos aquellos que pisen
dichas prcmisias seran juzgados como 10 dispOHe al
leyc0 I.i 959ug igf yiDl- .i gi enl.gl0
1. ANTONIO JOSE RIVERA
Santa Fe, Oct 2 de 1858 tl0'" '' No, 49, At
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ADLI1MlsT.gAI I.GlE' NDI1css
wv HEREAS the undersigned hos been appointed
w by the Probate court Of the county Of Ber-
nalo as Administrators Of the estate of Jose Cha
vez late Of dCOunty deceased all persons having
claims against said estate or being indebted thereto
are hereby notified to come forward and settle the
came with the Administrative.
l'- MANUELA de ARNIIJO de CHAVEZ, a7'
t g sguaai Adm XofJOse Chavez decd
BERNAMLLo, Nov. u 1858. 44;3m
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DRsrAcHo DEL AuRINESsoR GENERAL 3
.llam SANTA Nc, NuEYO Mfudo.

~ I,---g. y a24 dc N0vlembre de 1858
CE asisa alpnblicC que en- virhd de las provisones
y del deCreto de- COngreso aprobado cl "a dc
Mayo dc lS59cesarap do ahora en- sdeante los debe-
res de ROgistrador dc Terrenos Pdblicos Dcposi-
tario dc Dineros PGblicos que fucron cOnferidos &
este Despacho, el cumpimiento de cuyo dobcr rcca-
Ora scbre las persOhas Eombradas bajo dchc decreto
44i3t WAL. PELHAM, Asriinensor G General. i
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nRlNIh@DRS q V0HIRIailA, \


Ell Senior W. ], HOWARD r9speetuosamente niorma los
clladnnos de Santa VI pdldoge que a oa
do una e2a en- pacia de Fonda do Exchange con co
dc repaar reoes hnos d. toda case tamD tods do
mesa nstrunenos dc isCQ Joera toos los demas lnsr
metoa necaaces Con una eeeca de tfeee ahos ed este
negoce con Ia Recommendation de Ia casa do joyera Ia mas
ciebre en- los Estados Uni Ola do Tiffany Gs de IA cad
ps Nueya York; epen reeb una poeon lbe1alde patro
ciho pbco pnes aseura que tclo tbo en cialqiler
ramo do su negocioqls sea, dara eatg0 saiiidcio1 ~
Santa III, 0ctnbre % delSSS- -h I" f3l- H4tt
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Territory T, Of New Mexico, a, dune ,Tsrm, !
Third Judicial District Court, guIs y iss%' 1s5s
County Of SoeOrrO. nnhl - r. D'ft99o - ft9oG GyL

Territory Of New Mexico. v y 1.,ms n..r -.
Third Judicial District Court yune lsr%' ,oia
County Of SocorrO. gnoi q } r. = D1'stt90' 49, 1St
Bet remembered that on the 2Sth day of
this June term Of SAID court tho following or. a.
der was madcby the court inithe words and
6guresfollowing, to wit.ne Gaila9lg fs9l4
4 And itappeariDg to the satisfaction Of the
court, that one Of the said defendants, the said
Manuel isnot d resident Of this Territory, but
resides within the State ofloChuhuahua in the
Republic Of Mexico. 1t is therefore ordered
by the court that publication Of notice Of the
pendency Of this suit, be madcin the Santa Fe
Gazette,a weekly newspaper published in Santa
Fe, in this Territory, for ak successive weeks,
the, last publication to be at least two weeks
before the first day Of the next term Of this
court, and requiring the said Manuel Almenda-
ris, tobe and appear beforo the U. S. District
Court fer the Third Judicial District Of the
Territory Off New Mexico, at the next term
thereof, to be begun and held at Socorro on the
second Monday of October next, then and there
TO answer, plead or demur to the said bill, or
the uatters and things therein set forth and
charged, will be taken as confessed against
him, and decreed accordingly, and this case is
continued until the next term.ia 3l.A'd lUWU
Il, Vincent st. Vrain, Clerk Of the U. s. Dis
trlct Court for. the Third Judicial District Of
the Territory Of New Mexico, DO hereby certify
that the foregoing is atrus transcript of on
order ofsaids court, and remaining On record
Of said court In my Office.
(ear)l inotestimony whereof have here
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.,s aNsEagUOaOM !cs JOSH.

OF
ii Senior j. H. HOLMES Ia se6ora j. ANA HOLMES an.
tericrmente de Nueya York pidea ceuca de anciar al
plbco del NUEH0 MEXICO que han alberto uua Eced Pr
mdrid con cmda aQaneno bajo el nombe de "Insttcon
de jose ahora SC halan listos de recbir PGplos
prmera Sesion Regular comcn2ara e da 2S del coentt
(Sepnbo acbard Eyamen pdblco el dh q de Di
clcnbre yenidero la Segda Session Regular comenzari
Maes da de Enero acabsrse del sgunte
April 1f.H. r.iH rUNI4 lHfiI ...tU.i o IN
La Sehors HOLMES dar5 eusehan2a so de Ia Guita
Gostura Bordadia &C. Sc pclben en- Ia iamlh scholas
nios que ryen danea de la msticou, Los nihus lart
6ularnente rcebirdn toio cudado encon ae pndecn
clyr en- mslnas casas. ..
pRECIoS DETUICION: '.''uN'''
Escueleros IrimSros, porle session ,1l,i1, , s 800
mes 200
3 g zen los Estudos addlanladcs, por Ia session 500
con Ia Guitara nor Ia session 1900
PREcIOs DE- TUIoTON con ooMiDA Y ALoJAMIENT0
Cada hlO por eltrmcslre e.fit.1g, oI.a.. - s 800
/" Seiorita por el Irimestrs 5000
b. Los Pdplos de ests ease requsrdos de ra,r
camas.
hD- aehdo tenldo basane espcrienca Ia ensekaria
e Este, teneos nmcha eonapm nuesa capacJad do
dar entea satshlecl1na nestros latrones. pr H'lud
.,..- J. H. HOLMES Principal do les VMones,
'i'iiHil o. ANA HOLMES Principal de las Sehorlta,
In So reiere los ,Seaores to 3a ~ fl'. "7u
Cristohal Carson Too,
.f rfTes ID Pedro Jose, ] '"OrfgfHtbt .If
Iaos, Setiemble de 1858
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
LANDRETH'S
Z A AsTiCgIIlural Warchousc,

S%FA Nos. II and % South Sixth street,
-.zS- Near the State House. Philadelubio
len ho3rs OF this spacious building. erected express
y Tor lhe ProprIetprs trade stored with Seeds and
Implements OI interest to Farmers and Gardeners
SiCty Years Established.
The subscribers desire to call the attention of evorv
one interested in Farming and Gardening Ia thri,
we'll selected stock of
Agricultural Implements and Machinery.
Great Variety Of horticultural Tools:
Warranted Garden and Flower Seeds:
Grass and Field Seeds Of the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold by us +, re mostly,
manufactured at our Steam Works Bristol Pa.
Having fitted up this estab ishment without regord
10 expense with The most c0mpee machinery. for the
manufacture oil various kinds Of Agricultural ImnIe
menus we are now prepared TO supply al! articles in
ths line lully equal n not superior TO anvthing of the
Nlhu ever before offered 10 the public.
hANDRETHS warranted GARDEN SEEDS
ilaVe been before the public for upwards of sixty
years lheir wide spread popularity and the Constant
increasing demand from year to year. is the best
evidence Ol their superiority over all others
W country Merchants can be supplied with seeds
Ill papers or bulk, OH the most liberal terms
bIoolnsdale, near Bristol, Pa, our Gaiden Sped
grounds, contains three hundred and seye1tv acres
anu Is the largest establishment of the kin i'm tbe
world. ID IANnRE,rfI ~ So ~ ~ '"e
Nos. 81 and 90 South Sixth street PhilaJeInbia
se30-3m P"i"'
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
EAGLE PIOWS.

SLAVERY & CO, corner of South Front and
Reed Ste, Philadelphia,
Manufacture Nos. l, g 3, 5, Right Hand, and
Nos 49, Al, Left Hand Eagle, SelESharpenine
Plows. Nos l, ,, 3, 4, $, Eagle Improved
Nos 0, l, l }, ?, 3, Hill Side. Nos. 1, II, 2,
Ridging. No 8, Right Hand, and No. 6, Left
Hand Double Michigan, and No. 0, l, 2, Sub
soil Plows.
Also, Ok Scrapers, Field and Garden Rollers,
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood. Ali ofwhich
are for sale at their Works, at CURTIS g. HANDS,
corner of Market and Decatur sts., or at the
different Agricultural and Hardware stores.-
On application, we will send description of ar
ticles by mail.
ed we also manufacture Hollow ware, Enamell-
Ware, Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, &C., &c
P. D. sAvERY, ARAD BAREOws, JOHN sAvERY.
nlarlS-ly.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Clothing at Reduced Prices.
5000 GARMENTS for Sale.

At No. 81 MARKET street, Wilmington.
HAVING had very large stock of WINTER
IA CLOIlllNG made up 10 meet the usual de-
mands for Fall and Winter Wear the subscriber will
sell Them at Prices 10 Suit the Times,
Good Heavy Lined Pants, from 81 so TO So 90
Goats, g soto GOO
OVerCOatS, 3 so 10 II 50
vests, 50 TO 5 %
Persons desireus of securing Cheap for Cash we'll
made DRESS AND FROCk COATS, of American.
French and English Cloths. Casslmeres and SaltInel
and fine Cloth OVER.COAYS and RAGLANS of
superior Pilot and Beaver Cloths OF substantial quail
u, should call at 81 MARKET STREET where they
can b. suited with Fashionable Garments at almost
any price.
very large stock Of Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers
and olher ARTICLES OF Genemens Wear of every style
made IN The latest fashion and hest manner.
Also large stock of Cloths aud assmeres on hand
which Will be made up cheap To order.
An extensive stock of BOYS ClOhng always on
hand OF the best quality. and at very low prices
great part of The ClJlhS i'll these goods were bought
at auction AT very low rates, and the subscriber Is
therefore enabled sell them much cheaper than
before. Call AT No. 81 Market street, Wilmington be.
tween Front and SecoLd, aud examine for yourselves
Novlo-6m WIN. G. LOWE.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
COrpOratiOns.

Bank Of Smyrna-President, A. Stockly; Cashier
William NJ Bell; Clerks, Z. J. Colt, John C. Stockly
Directors, Hon Plesey Spruance, William j. Huriock
Daniel COrblt Henry Stout, Daniel Cummins George
DAVIS James r. Clements, Peter F. Causey ;-Discount
day Thursday.
Smyrna Library Association President Daniel
CummIns Vice President, Rev. WIN II Brisbane /;
Recording Secretary, Robi D IIofecker CORRESPOND
ing Secretary, DIR + ID Daley; Treasurer. WIN C
Eliason; Managers John NJ DeEning Robt ii Cummins
AMI DR. E Clawson.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Hundred Officers.

NOtaTies Public HTFFINGTON and + J COLT
Justices of the Peace: Smyrna, J. EATON, DAN'I
ID. FAIRIES; KentOn, WM. H. TAYLOR.
Collector: MARTIN l.. SMITH.
CGnstables: Smyrna. Capt Henry d. SCOUT, JOHN
EATON, Jr; Kent0n, WM ii PRATT
Assessor: JAMES w Roe
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Town Government.

Commissioners William Denney, DR. S NJ Fisler,
DR. William Cummins, Walter McN1ullen. William c.
ElIasOn, Presley Spruance Jr., and JohA NJ Voshell
Assessor William WI!ds;
Treasurer Thomas f. Jefferson
Pslce Charles Hayden, Owen Simpson, Rees
Pratt, John Eaton, Jr, john hIannerng
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Churches.

Asbury NJ F. Church. Methodist, opposite Market
street; Rev WIN IL Brlsblne. pastor services lOI
O'Clock morning-evening at dark
Presbyterian Church, Methodist and East
pm;
81 Peters prot EpiscopaD. Union st; pastor. Rev
G. Ridgely, temporarily; Church now closed for re.
palrs-servces an Presbyterian church 10 ocPk m
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

Treasurer: WM. SATTERFIELD.
Register: X. w. REYNOLDS.
Recorder: GEO. RAwLSTON.
ProthenOtary: RICHARD N. MERRIKEN.
Clerk of the Peace HENRY TODD
Clerk Of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: JOHN GREEN.
Coroner EDWARD REED
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18

ALL persons having claims will present them for
adjustment; and all persons indebted will come for
ward nnd make payment or settle by giving Note or
hoId'- Otherwise Immediate steps will be taken To
make hlsy close OF ong. standing accounIs as !, is
intended TO have every closed in some way sv
The first OF March neat The want of money compe Is
the Undersigned u glve-this timely waning
JOSEPH FARES,
GEORGE l.. STRADLEY
GEORGE L. S'TRADLEY will continue the Shoe.
~ making business, IN all its branches at The old
stand of the late firm Commerce street, until The
hrst OF March next, when his Store will be removed
10 me house at present occupied by MIR J V TOlson
OH Main street, oppOs te FoxWelrs Hotel
Smyrna, Jan Ia, '59.tlM 3D..
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Drugs, Patent Medicines, &c.
Always Something New!
Read This-Old and Young!
Professor woods
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Is no Doubt The most wonderful discovery OF this age
OIL progress lor IL Will restore permanently, gray har
TO lis original color cover the head of the bald with
most lu&urIant growth remove at once all dandruH
aud itching, cure all scroula, and other cutaneous
eruptions such as scad head etc IL will cure as If
by magic, nervous or periodical headache; make The
mar SOFT glossy and wavy and preserve the color per-
lecily ana the hair from falling 10 extreme old age
The following Is from disllng uIshed member Oi The
medical proiessOn
ST.. PAIL, January ], 1855
PROFESSOR o. J. WooD-Dear sir Unsolicited,
send you This certificate. After being nearly bald for
long ilme and having tried all the hair restOraves
e&tat and having no faith i'll any, was induced on
hearing OF yours 10 give trial. placed mVselrn
The hands OF barber, and had my head Rubbed with
good sllh brush, and the Restorative then applied
ahd well rubbed in, till the scalp agl9w This |
repealed every morning, and in three weeks the Young
hair appeared and grew rapidly from August last u
The present lime and is now thick, black and strong
harsh and Wry, what lllle there was of it, and that
little was disappearing very rapidly. still use your
restorative about twice week, ana shall h we
g90d and perfect crop OF hair. Now, had read of
these lilngs-Ond who has not but have not seen
hitherto any case where any persons hair was really
benefited by any of the hair tonic, etc of the tIay
anu II really gives me pleasure To record the result OF
my experience. have recommended your prc,ala
ton to others, and II already has large and general
sale throughout the Territory. The people here know
It's effects aud have confidence in il. The supply YOU
sent GS as wholesale agents for the Territory IS eirly
exhausted, and daily inquiries are made for It, YOU
deserve credit 1Dr your discovery; and for one re.
turn You thanks for the benefit it has done me- for
certainly had desPalred long ago of ever ellcctg
any such result. Yours, hastily, J. w. EOND,
Firm OF Bond Kelley, Druggist ST. Paul.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Sncipfins.

Morning Star Lodge, No 6, of OF.-Meets Of
Odd Fellows Hall every Friday evening
Shawnee Tribe, No 5. | OOf X M.-Meets every
Thursday evening at Spruance Building
Mcdonnell EDcampment, No 2, / y ofO F,-Meets
I'd and 4Ih Tuesday OF every month.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Prospectus OF
The Weekly North American.
FOR 1853.


This old and popular Newspaper, during the
ensuing year, will be greatly improved, not on
ly in its typographical appearance, but in the
variety and arrangement of its contents. In
TIE extent, completeness and accuracy of its
news departments, it is conceded to be unsur-
passed, while It's opinions, freely and indepen-
IDENTIFY expressed on all topics of public interest,
are recognized and adopted by wide circle of
sympathising readers. To these advantage it
adds Domestic and Foreign Correspondence,
embracing writer's of the highest talent, with
the aiapest facilities of obtaining reliable in
formation at Washington, London, Paris, Dub
lin, Berlin, aud other great capitals; and a
corps of auXilaries at home who impart 10 It's
columns the freshest, most attractive and inter-
estlng intelligence, connected with the move
ments of Commerce, Finance, Agriculture,
Manufactures, and the Arts.
The leading aim OF the WEEKLY NORTH
AMERICAN has always been 10 make high
toned, useful and instructive Journal, and it has,
therefore constantly excluded from its columns
Whatever had t tendency TO debauch morals or
encrVate taste. Atthe same time it has sought
to crafty It's readers, by providing for their en-
lerlalnment wha'eVer seemed appropriate from
The abundant stores Of modern literature
Among the topics thus embraced may be meu-
'l'iCu OC't J, ditSi IckctCIleS OF 1faNCI, BIO
graph cal Not crs, Critical Essays, Sc enttic
Matters, Recent Inventions, &c. Wit and Hu-
NOR also receive tul. share of attention, and
especial pains are taken to furnish the latest
and most accurate quotations Of the Produce
Grain, Cattle and Money MARKETS of the
principal cities Of the Union, as we'll as Liver.
pooland London. a department is devoted ex
clnsvely to the Interests Of the Farmer and
for tue benefit of Ladies, statements of the pre-
val'Ing Fashions are regularly furnished, iuclu.
ding letter from Paris on that subject, pre-.
pared by Lady who has access to the largest
social circles OF that metropolis. The proprle-
Tor, without dlsparagcmcnt 10 others, invites a
comparison between The Itecah North AHlcri-
rah and any s,lliIar l,urnal, as he feels assured
tdat, IN all The ess entails that make u Good
Instructive, Agreeable, Interesting aud Valua
lie News per for Persons of Leisure, Mer-
chants, Farm rs. 1iechancs. Manufacturers,
and their households generally, ii cannot Ge cx-
crlicd.
LOWEST CAau TERMs: copy one year, 81;
: copies ~; IL copies, $40; - copies, $50.
Address MORTON McMICIIAEL,
Publisher,
d2i3m 1872 Soath Third st., Phl!adrlphia.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Fancy Furs for Ladies'

g JOHN FAREIEA & CO., [NewNol sI8 MARKET
iacturers and Dealers III Ladies Cientiemcn and G,
dren's FANCY FURS, Wholesale and Retail. J. F.
d Co. would call the attention of Deal. rs and lbe r
nc generally to their immense Stock of Fancy Furs l
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children ;helra,srriner, en
braces every article and kind Of Fancy Fur, thai y,
be worn during the staspn-such as Full Canes n, {
Capes, Quarter Capes, Talmas VIcornes. Bn,s AIri.
ana Maitlees, from the finest Russian Sable 10 NJ.
lowest Prcc Domestic Furs.
For Grntemrn, the largest assortment orFur Collars
Gl.ves, Gauntiels Hc
Being the direct importers Of all our Fnrs and
Manufacturers OF them under own supery i,iouwe
ieei 'alsiied We can Oiirr better Inducements 10 ,G
cfs and III" public generally lhauany oher house I,nI
ln4 an lihihaaSc assortment 10 select from and al le
Manui+ciurcrs prices. We only ask a call
JOHN FAHEIRN 4 60
&" No. Sl9 MARKET street, above Eighth.
sel''lih PHlLAUA
Smyrna times., 1858-03-18
Varnishes ! Varnishes I

BERNHARD CALMAN, No. $50 (Old No
1o) North Fourth street, between Cherry
d Race, upper side, Philadelphia,
Manufacturer OF all kinds of Varnshes g. JaDans
net Varnishes from 81 25 upwards; Coach Varn'
from - 90 upwards; Damar VarnIsh from II 80 mr
wards Best drying Japan; Black Iron Iar1iJnrl
FaPer panTshes, China Gloss Varnlsnes, etc, elc,
ap2,57-ly W.