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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-24
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Legal NOttCCssskO R01 U~0 re-
TO b. Q. Hicks and Sarah A. Hicks:
NOU and cash OF you are hereby sotiasd that
u there 10 now on hls In the ohos OF the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County Iowa, Ut Keokuk,
petition OF Alexander Lowfie clAlmipg OF asid
r. 9. Hicks the sum IT eleven hundred dollars,
with interest on the same 1t the rate of ten per
cent. par annum from Arm "a, 1857, ~ money
justly due him from said Hicks on two promIssory
each, dated ApriI I'd 1861 payable to Che order Of
said Alexander Lowric ia one and two years from
date respectively, with interest 81 the rate % ten
per cent. per snnum. Also claiming Of yau (ssid
Il. G. Hicks and Sarah A. Hoks) the foreclosure Of
a mortgage executed by you 10 said Lowrie and one
Geo. NJ Barber to secure said notes, with others,
lots Nos. aud eight {7 sud 50 In block No.
one hundred and ninety three ti9al in the City Of
keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. And notice OF aeid
sui. having bean returned TO the last September
term of sAid court ~ 10 you mot fonnd, and or
der Of publication had. Now unless you appear
and answer thereto on or before the second day
Of the next term Of said court, to be beRcn and
holden ON the FIRST Monday Of February next (l85o)
judgment will BE- rendcyed against you by defAutt
and said mortgage foreelosed as prayed For Ia the
plaintiffs petition.
MccRARY BRUCE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff In the foregoing action having OBJ
talne6 order Of publication ~ to defendants, n.
G. Hicks and sarah A. Hicks, from the District
Court of Ice County. Iowa. Mt Keokuk, therefors
let publication be made ia the DAILY Gate City"
a newspaper pu hlishe in said county, once week
for four consecutive week.
ERIE ]. LEIGH,
Nov. 20, Is5Sd4w Clerk u. c.
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legal Nssice.---Esrcles urs.

Legal Nostce ..-E . rcl osure.
To G. \. Hyatt and NJ. A. Hyatt his wife, VIM. M.
Flaherty and Cynthia A. Flahcriy his wife,
Francis J. Oakes and Abraham W. Buskirk,
partners rs Cakes 4 Buskirk:
Vou and each of you are hereby notified that
L there Is now file in The Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court of Lee CouLiy, Iowa, Ut keokuk
petition Of Sears III. Loseridgo claiming Of you,
the said G. p. Hyatt and VIM. III Fiaherty, the
sum Of nine hundred and sixty dollars, with q
per cent. interest thereon from une lst 1887, on
two notss made by You ted June LIST, 1857, one
for $46s and the other $ag2, each with per cent.
interest the frat It four months and the scsond ct
ak months each payable TO Is. McQuillin, and By
said McQuil.in indnyytd to aid Lovsfidgo; and
also eleining VI each Of You the foreclosure Of .
mortga 10 made by you, the said c. z. Hyatt and
wife and Mm. Nj. Flaherty aud wife to one John
shane dated June LIST, is57 TO secure in part said
notes, on the Of NV. Of section "a, and
the NE. of Me. 1 Of section %, oil In Up. 66,
N. X. q west, Lee county, Iowa; which mortgage
! has ais, been assigned 10 said Lovcridge, and a
notice II the tendency Of said suit directed you
having TO you been returned 10 the last Septen
her term Of ssid court, mot found, and An order
Of publication had. Now, you and cash Of you are
further notified that unicss you appear and plead,
answer demuT to the said petition, ON OF before
the morningof the second day of the next term Of
said court, to be begun and holden 1T the city oi
Keokuk IN saidsourty on the first MonAsy Of Feb
ruary. A. d. 1859, Judgment will be renderes
against you thereon, by default.
/ NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
/ The Plaintiff in the foregoing action having oh
tanned nm order Of publication ~ TO the foregoir,
named defendants, from the District Court Of Le,
County. Iowa, at keosuk, therefore let publication
! be made in the "Daiy date City," . newspape
pnblshea In said ccunty, olee week for four con
| secutive weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov. 0 1853 dim Clerk b G.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN THE Es FOX rmE wEsri

" ! I h several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N ID
6HRuBBERY. arciima-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra siss, and
have produced dne speci-
mems Of fruit Tins season.
These interested are insi-
ted to call and examine
for themselves.
Grdavs fer AYuta paav
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The Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG A. B,uGE. Agents.

The Cleveland POWDER Company.
KELLOGG a BsRGE, Agcnis,
No.lie Main street ,........... * EokUK, IOWA.
{ fFER FOR SALE, in quantities TO suit, the
" following varieties Of Powder
klae--PG. FFG. and FFFG. in rs, la, and
6&th kegs.
/" FFFd. in cases Of 2, l Id. canisters.
&E ~ - 81 as -
Blasting and Mining-F. FF. and q. Is Id. kegs
SAYErr Fvsg ut Wholesale aud retail.
We will furnish the above Powder by single pack.
age, at lowest market rate.
We will furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
rymen, quantities upon the lowest terms, and de-
liver to them here, thereby saving to them All rial
of transportation. In all cases We will GuARAzrsI
eur powder to give satisfaction.
Consumers Of powder buying in 5, 10 or 20 keJ
lots, can money by buying Of US.
Sportsmen can buy Of us at retail
PowpEK in and b. canisters, and any desire.
quantity.
SHar, by pound, bag or keg.
Gus CARS, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG BIRaE
sepI No. LAD Main ct.
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legal Noticc .--Ycrsciosurc.

To JOS AUWERDA
N0u are hereby notified that there Ia now on Gle
i in the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court
of Lee County, Iowa, NJ keokuk, the petition OF
w. Emmons claiming of you the sum Of three hun
dred aud twsnt dollars, with interest on the
same from May 18th, $50, as money Justly due
him from you on two promise ory notes Of date May
18th. 1855, for the sum Of me Aandred and sixty
two 50-l0e dollars each; payable to order Of w.
Emmons in twelve and Gig hteen months from date
respectively. Said petition Also clnims Of you the
foreelo sure Of mortgage executed by you TO said
W. Eninons, 80 s,tid netcs, on lot No ono "a
in block No one hundred and forty three (l48,
in the city Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Now
unless you appear and answer thereto or before
the second day Of the next term Of said court, TO
be begun and holden in keokuk on the first Mon.
day of February, A. p. 1859, judgments will bs
rendered against you thereon and said mortgage
fureclosed according TO the prayer Of plaintiff pc
tition. McCKARl BRUCE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order of publication as to defendant,
Joseph Auwerda, from tbs District Court Of Lee
County Iowa, at COX uk therefor let publication
be m ade in the "Daily Gate CITY," . newspaper
published in said county once week for four con
secutive weeks. ERIE j. LEECH,
Nov. 20, ls5s-diw Clerk d. G..
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TEAS.
w Il are receiving dffect franz Hoeton and now
w have ready Tor sxaaiassisa ys.a ssls. shs
one often bsholds, eensia ling eF
Imperial,
Old Hyson,
TEA. weare selling q rassll = eesA - = -
cents a. heretofore soA ~ ~ ~ N graA1s =
least 20 per cont. less tAAA - NJ rsfail psiss.
All we ask is trial. DoAlsSs can buy 81 the
Chest, or otherwise, AZ vary lcw figures.
KELLOGG BIRGE,
oet25d No. l4s Asin-st.
Frusss and Nuts.
"E offer for sale very Choice and Fresh -
w lection Of FRUITS and NUTS, direct fYoIa
View York at low prices.
Now Layer Kaisins,
New zante Currants,
New French prsnes,
New Citron.
English Walnuts, rilberts, Dates. Brazil Eass,
Almonds, &c, DO, 10.
All Of which are new aud fresh, and will b sold
KELLOGG ! BlRGE.
ect25i No I4o Main-sI
OYsTERss
MaisAy,s Baltimore oysters.
ID ENG Agents for this celebrated brand Of Oys-
Dior, We shall always BE- In supply, and We shall
sell at retail or by thu ease, low N any other
fret class brand Hotels Saloons aud Famili ~ oar
always depend upon the sansHnEss, OF those ofier
ed for sale by Us.
KELLOGG 4 BIRaE,
noY3d No. LAG Main street.
@ cider vinegar.
BBLS. more Of that PuRE Cider Vinegar jusi
- ruceivsi from Cleveland, Ohio, and for sale u
/ our store NJ retail.
KELLOGG BIR1E,
oet3ad No. lag Main-st,
sage.
1nn LBS. new sage for sale by
lUU KELLOGG HfHGE,
noySd l4Q MAin-st.
DEF TONGUES for sals by
- octSd KELLOGG BIR0E.
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MARSH ALL r CLEMENS,

NfN+FHfysIuf EetitIUHeIs-
The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned 40 order of publication from the District
Court Of Lee County lows Mt keokuk, against
Moses b. Morrison, X. W Clarke and Turpin Dangh-
ters, defendants, "not found therefore let pub
location be made in the Daily Gate City," news
paper published in said county. once week FOR
four cor secutive weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov. Is, is5S-d4w Clerk ID. G.
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n.
Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings; Currant, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Blackberry blu she's, together
with Eyergsscns and Ornsmsn shraAbsry, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of tbs
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
q. O. HILTON,
ulate Hubbell 4 uilton.)
Keokuk, Sept. 6, ls5s-dAw
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity Of WADE's CoLoR-
ED lsKs, which are justly considered the best In
market. There are among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and of al prices, from
rs cents up to S32per n, Also White Ink, Gold
Sine and varnish, and neariyail grades Of Black
Ink. of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, a quantity of Mather's Black
Inks still undi sposed Of than which there
better in market
All OF which We will sell ut manufacturer pri.
ccs, for cash.
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Ds. l.. q. INGERS OIL,
nkNTl6T, oofner OF Third and Main streets.
- Ksokuk, lows, over Rix, Hale Co.'s Bank,
entrance on laird st. Special attention given %
the preservation Of the natural tcct b. treatment u
exposed dental nerve and correcting
u tbs dental arch. Artificial Teeth oil the hsst
style and nnih from asinge tooth 10 N entira sst
jy3od6m
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Legal Notice. ..fOreci 0eur0 ~ m 0rt.
To Moses B. Morrison, y. W. Potter, Wiiiiam Bur-
kitt. r. w Clarke, and Turpin Daughters:
L there as now on 6le in the Clerks oAkcs of tho
District Court " Lee County. lows, ct Keokuk, y
petition Of Robert p. Creel, claiming Of said
Moses d. Morrison the SUM OF twelve HUNDRED dol
lars upon said Morrison's two promissury notes
given to petitioner, en- for the sum Of fvs hun
dred and nnet y-six and So 100 dollars (tto6 66,)
with interest At 10 per cent, and both dated June
lsth 1856, and also praying for the foreclosure Of
mortgage givcn1to secure said notes, and the sale
Of the mortgaged property, being trsct Of land In
Lee County, Iowa, 10 vii twenty feet fronting on
Fifth street Of lot seven In block thirtysix in the
city Of keokuk, extending the same width across
lots sew an and eight in said block and bounded ss
follows, tp.wit: commencing the line Of lot
seven and Fifth street sixty feet from the alley in
said block, thence on sdid line towards johnson
street twenty feet, thence at night angles across
lots seven and right Id vad block, thence on the
line dividing lots eight and nine towards the alley
twenty feet thence asr ght angles across lots ght
and seven 10 Fifth street, the place of beginning
also, the extinguishment Of all equity Of redemp
| ton on said premises, nndsr said mortgage and
| for general relief And the said +. W. Potter,
William Burkitt, r. W. Clarke, and Turpin Dnugh-
tcrs, arc made parties defendant so that they may
| come in and set up by answer any claim they OF
| either of them may have In said premises, or be
| barred therefrom thereafter.
Now therefore ynu ard each Of you are res pect-
lively notified to plead, demur TO said pc
| petition tr before the morning Of the second
day of the next term Of said court, 10 be held at
| heokak. commencing the FIRST Monday Of Feb
| ruary, 1859, or Judgment will be rendered agains,
you thereon by default.
L.
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MPOHIUM OF FASHION.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
lishment.
BY
r. u n,uRyEr1

(sUccEssoR TO HENDERSON sATcnELL,)
HAVING carried on the business with success
J. in New York City for many years, and having
. thorough practical knowledge Of the business In
all its branches as Cutter anas ork man. tho nro-
prieor guarantee that his work will give entire
satisfaction,
HI has just received new stock Of CLOTHS and
NEsfiNgs Of tho latest styles and finest qualities,
which he ia prepared 70 make up at the lowest cash
pricsa
CT NO FIT NO SALE. 10
Oct. 20 'ss.aam
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MaAE UPROkTuNlTXg
& Ood Chance Tor Mechanic or La
b0rer.
A SMALL FARM, 80 acres, good new frame
( house, and new steam saw Mill, with Lath
haehine A.. said mill can clear from $7,0a0 10
~ ebn PR annutn, when "the bard times are gone,
gone away said land liz Eitu@ted IN S0atn ern
alah san g'"d climate, splendid soil, well Wa
tered ae., &c.
Also, 2ao acre farm in Northern Iowa fine soil,
well waterea. &c.
Father q the abcse farns vii be- exchanged for
good hoase and lot in heokuk
Inquire II J.PARMELE.
nov !, oo-aom No. t7A Main-st,,
heokuk, Iowa,
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
Summary Of News,

PEEAcHEEs' ASSOCIATION The " Preach er.
Association which met IN IIilishoro' last wee
was well ATTENDED, as well by the citizens q
the neIghbnrhnud rs by the m' mbers of the As
s1clalion. The proceedings were of an inter
estnJ character. The next meeting Of the As
socia:ion will be held at Milford, Del, in July
GJ- Augusta, Ga, May 2l.--The AnCnsti
mltis Commenced grinding wheat to-day for tn,
New York market.
Ct Gen. Persifor f. Suih died at For
J.aavenworth on the 0;h, Gen Ilarncy succeed
to the command Of the Utah Army.
OF Doct. R,bt. Hare, a celebrated physician
of PnlladeIphla, died Ia that city on SATURDAY
last, eyed - years.
OF" The Rural Souiherner says that the
damage by the late storm in Howard county,
Md. will exceed ;$5U,000.
GF- OIe hundred and two FIRMS corporations
aud rIIvidunIs IN Boston, are taxed for quar-.
ter of a million and upwards.
Tnr WHEAT CKoP.--Our exchanges from
the E,stern Shore generally complain of The
FL, the rnst, und the Joint worm, in connection
with the wheat crop; but, on the other hand.
agree notwithstanding, that the prospect is
good Tor a fair harvest.
CAMP MEETINGS There will be two cann
meetings of tht NJ. f.. Church on Denton CIR
cnlt during the approaching summer, one at
Harmony, 10 commence on the 9Th of August,
and one at Concord, (a quart:rly camp, 10
Commence on the 2Oth Of August.
RrsI1TATIoy.--Rcv. J. S. Lame, who was
a's t,f. -''nlor Clergy man on Snow Hill (SId y
L.icu,l At the late session of the Phlladelphla
Annual Conference, resigned his Charge, AZ the
Quarterly Conference, held at the Furnf cr
Church Oh Monday the 10Th inst. Rev Vaunh.
an Smith is expected to assume has place
IN ADVANCE OF THE AGE.-The Select Com
miitce on the Tariff, through Mr.. Boyce, have
reported in favor OF the complete abolition of
the protective policy, and Of resort 10 direct
taxation; OF the unlimited employment OF for
eigners in American shipping; and of the open-
ing OF our cOastIng trade TO foreign shlps on
terms Of perfect equality
DrsMIssED.-Mr. r. g. Hackney, the Door.
keeper of the House of Representatives. was
dismissed on Monday last, for having "by his
employment OF more subordinates than are au
thorzed, greatly abused the confidence imposed
in him " On Tuesday, Mr.. Joseph l.. Wrinhl
was elected to Gil the vacancy.
GEoRGIA LOTTERIES Broken UP.--New
York, May 81 The Lotteries of Swan g. Co
at Augusta, Ca, have been indicted in that
city as bogus concerns, and some of the partes
interested in them have been arrested and held
in $4,000 bail each. Two of the firm of
Swan g. Co., Benjamin B. Wood and George
p. Eddy, reside in this city. The receipts OIL
this bogus concern are said TO have AVERAGED
about Sl50,000 per week.
Among the persons arrested OF Augusta. are
Frederick P. Barbera and Leon Dugas who pro-
TO superintend The drawings.
Mr.. Wood is the brother ofex- Mayor Fer
nlndo Wood. 1t is reported requsilon will
he made for him by Gov. Brown, ot Georgia.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
wilmington Advertisements. A

iiAhD lMES.-The past winter has been
pit % ~ the most OF the people of our country 10 one
~ uVi'y anu yet were il not for these hard times
W i VIC. itSt year. where. would ask, would all kinds
~ o. S"ioAs fetch up TO- particularly in Western
lands For the last two wears lion Ic3,hor ti;a
sugar. MoaSSes Flour, and 50 on got beyond all rna
son IN pfirts and in fact nearly everything We cot
uIN ana wear felt the effects Of that vild so,cula.
10Y "i'e the poor hechanIc his labor is the last TO
feel the rise Had the hard Times keni nG ana w. -,
years longer the result would have brcu n RAM
Nohiu nave cost double lis present prIcc and sn il
H"u'" nave oeeh 'Nllha hat barrel of flour a gallon
''''C'' I(o"hu oi sugar or cuiec, and so on and
mousse rent not exc ludcd To leather need n If snv
IL raises equal with the Iard specuia0ts and nv this
ilhe' huS ana Shoes w@ud have been double their
present riCes but the hard Times thai great layeIer
H" sup 10 tn'Fe wild Spccu!tt Ons OF our count rv:
ana 10 90 H. II shook trade oi all kinds 10 lis very cen
tre' winch caused many articles To be forced mia thp
Fhtft a d Then lhe ready cash brings them dow II u
low hgurc. 1eN days AGO | bju 1h1 "a cas,s ,t
'oo" ana HhOes lower IN prices for the quality than
ever bought boO, and suce nave becn in lhe
Shoe business, lmever had Boots and Shoes laI cod
sell as low Tor The qualy can at tins present time
he rc1dcrs Will remember that is IA king rreitv Ioud
lor US yet IIne1n II lie Shoe business Tins Sprnq
Will STIR up with long pole until it fairly hoyys II
say To the reader am selling Mems l,ru R,n,, c ~
material aud strongly made Tor 81 81 rrr ,,Ir ouI
men ie anc also coarsc Shoes for ONLY - els Ic,ir
ana Misses Callski heel Boots for MY 81 els pir
all OF good material and maue we'll Jou 1ynuld SOW
fHha" II they were worth anything could npt moro
lar Them and yet YOU would tell The truth IN s saw
lhg But II Is well known fact that our mode of H
3 iSieS'' Is small profits and quick sars-hcrcby
turning money over D ten, and then il cnuns ,,oil
IhoSe VINO are IN want OF cheap }ooIs and SHOES ~ IN
call al FLA ANIGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store ,,.ns Sind
street. wilmington, Del.-mOre commonly known as
me wan street OF Wilmington Boots and
Shocs are on hand to fit from an Infant 10 a Giant
liberal deduction made TO those who buv In soil
ladies. '"o9y "riy5 ~ INC
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

WEAVING CALVES A farmer sends his plan
OF weaving calves to the Country Gentleman,
as follows:
This year have fed five calves with halfthe
labor and better success than fed three last
year. My plan is to let the calf be with the
COW until the third day; then take it away. and
commence feeding. Set the milk twenty four
hours, then skim it. Then | take rood hay
aud put it in kettle and steep it well, until
the Ilqud is sweet, and Il very natural noursli-
ment. Add about One-half Of this LIQUID or hay
tea to half of milk. Pour the hay into the
milk while warm, so as TO heat the milk tolhc
right temperature. The old process Officiating
mix is more apt TO burn, and it will sour sooner
Alter two or three weeks fed them on sour
mllk with the hay tea mixture occasionally.
feed them about eight quarts apiece three
times day, for about two weeks; then think
twice day will answer find that calves fec
III this way thrive better and are tattrr, and are
more hardy than when fed on new milk alone
or allowed to run with the COW, and it is also
more profitable to the farmer. | make frou
four to five dollars a week from five cows, by
selling the milk. The nulrilve qualities ia keI
from the milk are supplied by the hay tea.
Q~I7 drunkard's nose is said to be light
house, warning US OF the little water that pass.
es underneath.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
Still Selling Or!

CAMUEL BUZBY, No. II MARKET ST. VIII.
~ MlNGTON, DEL, not having sold ali his stock
OF Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, will continue
the sale, with the intention Of closing them out as early
as w1ssIble,-amOng which will he found many dcsi-
rable Goods for LADIES' Spring and Summer Wear.
AlSO Men aud Bows Goods in large variety with new
materials for Ladies Travelling Dresses,
Not forgetting llcr Summer Shawls,
New Umbrellas and Par;lsOls;
to which have been added many new and beautiful
Goods for The present season; all Of winch will be sold
at greatly Reduced Prices.
In the new CARPET ROOM will be found the
largest assortment OF handsome and durable Carpets
ever opened in this city. Also, Canton Mating and
Flour OH Cloths, all widths; very superIor-io
ge!hcr with Rugs and Door, Mas in variety
Wilmington, 4 nrll %, '5S.:Im
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

RESULTS OF THE RELIGIOUS REvIvALs.-
The fruits of the religious reyiyals have at
length been reduced to statistical dcmonstra.
'lon-cmbo1lcd in a lllle publication called
The Message" How far the religious ex.
FerIence OF men and women are susceptible OF
such matlcr-of-fact treatment, it does not b.. .
come us to say, but, relying upon the official
returns before ", it may not be unintercstnn
to the general reader TO rccapitulale some Of
the more noticeable features.
Returns are given of the exact number OF
conversions IN every State Of the Union up to
The lst nt the present mOnth,-and these are
reCa Dltulatcd Tins.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NEW STORE In SMYREA!
Read (! Rcad!! Read y!
Goods ChcapeE. than the Cheapcst.


SPRUANCE & MEGEAR, having com.
mcnced Merchandising IN the Town of Smyrna,
and just opened large and complete stock of
Goods, at their New Store ON MAIN Street, op-
poste the Bank, would respectfully invite their
friends and the public to an examination of ihe
same,--iecling assured that, both in quality aud
price, the utmost satisfaction will be given, as
they intend selling at the LOWEST possible
Figure, for either Cash or Country Produce.
The stock is we'll selected and embraces
DRY GOODS, OF the latest and best styles,
to which the attention Of Ladies is particularly
called. Also, "A Fresh and full supply of Family
GROCERIES,, together with QneenSUare,
lFulotc- Ieare &c, &c, Of all kinds. Also, a
large lot Of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c.,--both
Ladies aud Gentlemen's Wcar,-and an extern
sivc variety Of Hats and Caps, of the latest
fashion.
We would state that our Goods were care
fully examined by us in Phladep phia, and pur-
chased with especial reference to the spring
trade and the public taste. Let all give US
call,-we guarantee to please.
SPRUANCE G. MEGEAR.
Store on Main street, directly opposite the
Bank OF Smyrna. April l, 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
Watches, Jcwclry & Silvcrwar,
SaHaaIcl a. TgansGcld

:. srccAssoR To THOMAS J. MEGEAR.
No. ~ North Second Street, corner Of Church
Alley, Philadelphia.
CA pER>>to\;s N Aant Of RELIABLE TIME.
6 ,Js FItAsES, are respectfully ln"IIcd 10 rl
<--RA'a llIne my stock OF Fine Emg.l,h and SO-
"alrhcs. which have been selected wnh great ,.,,
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