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SAMUEL KNEPRER,
REAE ESTATE BROKER
COUNCIL BLUES, IOWA
VIII carefully attend to Selecting Lands
and Locating Land Warrants Ia Western
Iowa and Nebraska; tbs payment o9s&xes
on Lands Of noA-rssi4ents and the eoilec-
si0u and remittance Of claims.
EXPERIENCES -
Jas. Pollard, Reg. II. 8. Land Once, Coun-
ell Bta&a, lava
A. L. EalmaEy Receiver Of Pablie Maasys,
Council Blniss, Iowa
L. w. Babhitkl Bsa., CouuclI Bluffs, Iowa
8. T. Curtia, nj. c., Ksokuks Iowa.
A. 4. Giilnoret Rec. Pub. Mon. Omaha.
e. Lowe, ESQ. Omaha Nebraska.
y. FaggnRon, al. C.
J. Hanna, Cash. Savings BIZ, Wooster, o.
q. Qaiaby, Jr, Or. Wayne Co. Bk. 90 Il
WA. M'oaIIy 8 Co., Pittsburgh, Pa
d. A. Fanaake9k O. Co., +"
]. n. MsgYia D. Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
Col Thss. Fl, Webb,
ReAA d MsCouAb, Fl, Wayne, Indiana.
A. 9. Barnes D. Co, New York,
M. Ward. Close & co, 81
Jany 81, 1855 #
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AKNGsLANDs g. FERG Us0y,
PHOENIX FOUNDRY
AND
4 Agricultural Works.

@S@F%&a u S@G@8s2 a8A1 AftSSFg S4f1&t9B
Manufactures of Pages and Childs' Pat
ent PoEtabls Circular Saw Mills,
for Steam, Water or EorBs
Power.
THESE Mills will cut with steam power
I from 3 900 to 10 900 feet Of lumber per
day, vary ing as to power and kind of tim
Der with horse lower they cut from 1000
10 Z, so feet PSF day, according to kind Of
timber sawed. With the Double or Lhild's
Patent Mill any st8ed lumber can be cut.
Having been engaged In the construction
of these mills for the past eleven years,
and the demand for them constantly in
creastng, with our facilities for manaSac-
turing and Improvements that have been
made, we offer them with the fullest conf
dsacs Of their superior advantages oyeg all
others.
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"YOUNG AMERICA
MILLS !

THE undersigned have purchased. and are
l. now putting in complete order, the
steam FIGURING and Saw hIills, t#o miles
west ST this city, formerly owned by the
Messrs. IedFeys, and win la few days be
prepared to furnish any desired article Ia
Lumber, and also both merchant and eaun-
V grinding, in fair, equitable eka satis~
1Ty manner.
would s-y to the Farmers that we
M do right, aBd not only gain, but
keep -ustom and good viii, We wish
h bay
SOO0 Bushels OF wheat
nd an equal amount Of corn, Eor which
will pay The highest cash psice. ....-
~ 4 first rate article of Flour ana
Meal wiIl be constantly kept On hand for
sale.
BY Industry, economy and disposition
ever to obige, we hope to live and prosper
with the citizens Of this region.
SILL Is TOWN.
jun3-ls56 II
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n. I'D. "a W. n.

n. I'D. a M n,
UAs on hand 800 Stores Of ali dasegiI-
I'll tons, which he is bound to sell. New
il the time If yni want stoVas at cqg&--~
wholesale to CdlntEy Merchants as chssp
as caa be got in st. Louis, with freight adj
ded. We are bound 10 sell-uay creditors
must aad shall be paid Is ny motto. =
r, ID. ANY.
arr 81 81 -
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GREAT WESTERN
BLANK COOK MANDATORY,
Anp nooksarNpxRR wARaHoUsg,


CULVER, PAGE : HOyNE,
We. 12s q 10, LaA aGrsst, eoraeg d
CIsrk ssYass. Ghiemsss lis.
nOOE~B4NDEEass g'r0EE, In every va.
I'D gaesy; Stationery ag aii kinda. and
Rlaak Booka ana BlGnlsa og syery deserts.
Elass. Cor CouAky All City 0asesrs, Carpss.
rasaonM, Bankers. A1sfsaesing, &c. Il
VhulasaIa amd Retail, and TX the g1sesl
pgasas. ksTaexs resolved fer
LTTH0E RApHING.
Also, CogpOxatian and Co etal seals Anu
Presses.
1Say aTs Manafassusar1s AKenss 4oF the
sale Of railing pena and AaehEnas. Cutting
MaEhfasss Paging Macasinaa, Lylag and
Sanding Sxaass Bark aad k'oinFed Lsas her.
asgasv, Taga and Igsahk Boards and Ooagar
Is q IpE9sB AzEigNs Iii VI which viii b. aasa
ss Aannaa Ekaxgg j prtess.
EHxNMn sAsgsE i H9TNE.
f2s y 10 L.aka sksaass Chicago, IDS.
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SM0a&Aa awEkG&A. WM WI M Rga&x.
A1aegmay Al Law.
OFFICES = RUsENs
REAL ESTATE BRO KRS
AxD DR&Gxna ~
LAND WARRANTS i EkeiAssk
pusax,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
IL I'LL attend to Eha ssleesaon and Iaea-
Wv kion Of lands la Wea1ern Iowa and
Nebraska the payment on tasss % lands
Of non-rssideass, and the e0iEsgtien sx.aA ras
nlttsnee Of elaina.
EXPERIENCES!
Bank % Pittsburgh, Exehaags Baak.
Mesass. Kramer q Rahm, Messra. y. FRog4aos
= sona. Willis BoosAss ESQ.,, Waa 3. Pa.
ssys Pittsburgh.
AonUagahsia Bank u BrownsyfIia. Frank.
IN &sank 0e Mashingtan, Pa o.
Gommereaai 4 NJ Bank nE BaaEfmera,
Baltimore Savings Bank, Messrs, Johnstoa
Bro Messrs. Robert 3aFTsk q Sans. +.
MaFsh Smith Esq.s Nathan passy, Sac.
Miles White, Esq.. Baltimore. -,
inc, Thompson, Eaq., New York. -F
AeaaEs. Caleb Copa q Coz Fl iadsiphis.
yno. 4. Anderson & Co.. Maasgg. PAGE d
Baecns Lokar, Rsnirk q Co. g. n. Ylelsti
= CO., MeaaEs. Bryan = Bra. sc. Louis
Cook. Sargent &c Downey, Hem; VII.
haHas i Go Hoyt Sherman l. Co.. Hen.
Thoas y. Hentoa, jT.s lows.
H. 81. Insurance Co., CLARK 3 Ex. Bsak
Jacob Bunn, ESQ., Hon. 9. r. Logan, Col
1no. Williams, Springfield, Ills.
Hon. WA. Brown, Hon. Richard Yates
e. n. ElliotG, Esq, Asssrs. d. r. ayers
= Co, dacksonvillsy lib.
MaY Cd, '57-Iy r.
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NOTICE.
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Mesars. CAaADR q Tasr, Agsats for
lanes = Asaalay Yes asa AswasY not Iaed
ghae aaaM appear ak The L.aAd ID ess ~
Council BlaAs, Iowa, IA IhA 2ssk dAy ~
Jnaat 1868 10 pxage N giRhs q essksF hY
bee. %, Townshas. 1 IL. d R&ags ST
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apPay 70 30 ComRiaaion1a C paamsoas ~
WashiAgfoH City, ID. c., - og akssr sha
Tth aay 81 Jans nexs, soE sKe Is lasas q
she saaSuwing Land Waggamsms Inc SANS
haytag basn asalgnad or owned Dr. 81, assd
losk Of stofeu from tbs mails bel wRsas Csna4
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Blaazs, fswa. % tbs aHgh &ag Og t9esuhsK
last, 1857, hy HsAh wlEllazssas MosSon 4
Co., III d lseksr addresses ID Cd aaAAf-
aigned and never Feesaved by 90.
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aet III Sd og Marsh, aS6a. &ag a@8 aezaas &
WILL 80 TMgHM
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VS.. cuDpY.
CUDDK, CARPENTER L. Co.,
Broadway FosaaaaaFy,

sT, LOUIS, NO.
Manufacture steam Enginsas all sizes &
descriptions
Saw and GTist MIll Machinery.
Boilers and sheet TEnn work. ss
Cast Iran atsT-wheslss diasrsnk pat
terms.
Circular Saw Mitls, Portable Gsist Mills
Iron l. Brass work Of every description.
~ Pattern Lists, OF anY information
win be chserfally given % application by
letter to the above address.
May Q, 1858 2m
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

- Fire and Mariae riaks salxsn In this
ths oldest and best established Insurance
Company In ths UniEed ssatss by
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

Harmese NEamufaCforY.

THE Undersigned respectfully informs the
/ citizens Of Council Bluffs and surrCun-
ding country, that he manufactures tie
above articles, and keeps constantly or
band stock and trimmings Of the best quail.
ny.
Particular attention paid to Carriage
Trimming and spring Mattresses.
Those 10 want Of anything la the Rhova
line Of business, will hnd it to their advaa~
tage to call and examine ay stock before
purchasing. E, KNABE.
sepl5~5T div.
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sxNNX EKEEs $50 ssss z r. 'sss $50 - sass&s
via pgaegaeh la Tows and NsbaaakA,
and psampsIy skssnd 10 ail legal huaanssa
satrasssa % kAsIt ears.
Also, loeake Lead Warrants, buy and sell
Rsaa Estate, p4F Taxaas and punesu&lly
txams@eS any oshkx baaanaas e0hn@Gtad with
Laad Agsneiss.
RngEn 70 d. wv RYiss and A. C. Ford,
0aaaeil Naatab, Eewa. sPrSt-5Td
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srssaa asaa sesl&emes lcss ii HaIlse I'D
ssaa 81 kAIs easy.
sawz@f MnRaN @zkma&sd raaadanea lokn IN
esmkama naEsszsa u kzsaa cry,
SssswAa Amezy s3akasaa and hmbsTad leks
"a aeas wikAAn - Aeura ride IL thla city.
AAso, Aaka 80 saaaEse u 1MaesiGn city,
xgwa, I'D Haalsy1ae, TnkasaaA md Des0ta,
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Sesame c9xT ssss ssss ss n. 80 RKhaAAaAs
HR Prerequisites II shls Old established
Hsss# il prspa@a3 Be- Me@1mmaoaaas kTavas-
Lara In akyfa unAaEp passes la 0mahA, Ins
Hsasa las EecassAay been RESTED ana re-
&ssRMasAs4as am& a@w ps@@aaema ~ aasSss AAEy
Eunnaa n can b aoaam2 In any Hosslin TIE
Waas. TmRma @aaaFaka.
- CHAs Y SALISBURY.
mw Is 1857 diy
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1s5s .BUNE d.
1855

u. 5. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Direct for DaSenport, Rack Island, Chi
cago, aud al points at tie East.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
TO the Ladies of Kent County,
mount VERNON RECORD"
Paper puLlishedin Quarto Form, tie first Of
every month, at I'hilodeLphia, Penn.

chIef purpose TO which the Record will d.vo,,
sei u.s. The advocacy Of the noble cause of The pur
Glase OF 'he Washington domain by the Mt Vernnu
i-adles Association of the Union" 10 this end n vii
Seeh 10 ihclIe and stimulate exerliOns throughout evc,
pbrlinn OF the land. We are a blessed aud G,vnra1
people anu IL behOVes us 10 yield some tangible evi
uece mat mere does exist within the popular heart i'm
all ITS strength and power true and generous utroi
ISM mat needs only an OCCGSi0n call or command
I" manifest Itself IN ready zeal TO help forward lis
conhtry glory snd lis country good
Inc Mount Vernon RECORD" will give each month
sGh details n regard 20 The operations of the Ladies'
ASsOclaliOn as may seem 10 interest the peOple and
direct their minds To more earnest socitJe a., tbo
grea' ana comneRdable purpose il seeks to accomplish
IL VIII contain n we'll collected series of thnu0h,s
sentiments and opinions upon Washington. as 1hey
nave been at various times expressed by roJs
ana VIII be repertoire Of historical matter
lhg To the country, and Of interesting suhecis onec
uo'es, &C, illustrative of the Father of hIs ountr
ii t'ose hoD'e cnmpatrIOt spTIls who 50 learleasv
P'"u WIN MN ln The struggle for our Indepeudence
i's columns VIII also contain poetic and mscellane
Gus IhaHer WIN lists OF Names contributors 10 Tho
nnd, and for The Gold Mounted Washington Portroi,
ahd through whose patriotic influence such names
were collected "0'
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Terms SlOO per annum invariably in advance
Address, S. +. WATSON,
:. - Mount Vernon Record. ."
For Mt. V. L. A. Ofthe U Pha.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
miscellaneous Advertisements
h0siAc journal for gS5o
-Nem Aitr&ciionS-N,,, H.,

1'f" "effeS--Nc" lHr%cii0nS-N Ncn W,;,..
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS
A new series Of Tins wIdely-cIreul,tcL r.,
Newspaper, will be commenced nm ,La c.,f "'''f
OF January neXt--printcd on fine Danry "ny a't
clear type. F"P1' anu
WIN inc January number will begin tho mil
lIcallon OF a series ot beautiful OriGipal WI.
OF fact ana Fiction, written expressly f,r Ill.,
Home Journal, BY the best Authors of Amn,'a 'ne
The hrSt CT these is from the pen of n oi,,a,f
"rl'er' ana Is tale Of love and lucre, enII,sJ
TWO DAYS TO WEDLOCK!
BY LADY CONTRIBUTOR.
The scene IS lald in this city dorinS ,h,
memorable winter Of the great fire. Tho in
cldents are natural aud familiar and tho cL..
acters skliul!y drawn and grouped: the nIot =
clearly defined and well-managpd- s.'I
easy, graceful and flowing, and the denov,,ny,.'c. y'c
conveys most useful lesson. II is \ y,orL "r
sterling merit u
This story will be followed by Tale of tlo.
SOUTH and one Of startling interest, by A.,
eminent Southern author, called
THE AVENGER
This production is entirely American in con-
struciion, plot, Incident, dialogue, scene. ,o,,
concluslon 1t could not have been trnc of ",s ,n,,
other country, and possesses attractions of =.
peculiar nature Tor those " to the manor boT, -
II IS SPcciaiHy-a Lonnc JOucAe Of remarka
BILE value.
The thrd Of this attractive series Of Amor.
can stories is
TIE YOUNG WIFES DIARY!
BY A DAUGHTER OF THE EEST.
III Contains the whole history woman's trials
and will bo read with the deepest feeling nv All
classes Of the community.
These charming stories will be succeeded Inv
others OF a similar description, several of which
are already in preparation.
All the former peculiar features of the nano,
which have given it a worldwide repntat;on
Will be continued, while the several new ones
will give an infinite variety to its ever divers.
ned pages. Among them are a number of
fresh, spicy, amusing,
ORIGINAL COMIC STORIES.
winch smack aud roIlsh OF tae ait, humor, raci.
ness, brlllancy, and sparkle of the times.
AS heretofore, no labor nor expense will be
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home and abroad, acknowledged to be the no,t
refined and elegant repertory Of Lteraturea,d
the Arts on this side of the sea, and the Br,t
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printed than are ordered, those who desire 10
0cgIn with the commencement of the volume
VIII be able to DO so by forwarding their sub
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Editors and Proprietors,
lO1 Fulton street, New York
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
READ THTSy

The subscriber, intending to leave SMYRNA
tor the West. will dispose OF his large stock of
Ready Made CLOTHING, which he has inst
lald IN, at Philadelphia prices. A fine chance
TO obtain Cheap Clothing being thus offered, the
citizens OF Smyrna and vicinity will find il to
their advantage to call early and examine his
stock of Goods.
SAMUEL ELLERMAN.
Store on Main ST., Smyrna,-sep2.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
LEWIS & BROTHER
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Cour
for Kent county, in equity, the undersigned will
expose to public sale, on THURSDAY, the 9th
day OF December, 1858, at Chestertown, Md.
at III O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Tavern Porch OF
Mr. John Mcdaniel, all that FARM and Plan.
tatIon, formerly the property of Abraham Van.
derlod, deceased, aud others, lying ON Chester
River, containing
&JI Acres, more or less,
at present occupied by Mr.. James T.. journey.
THIS FARM is about ! of a mile above
Iravllas or Slaughter's Landing, about ; miles
from ChestertOwn, and on the new road from
Chestertown to MillingtOn, and adjoining the
lands OF MIR. }. Slaughter aud the Buckingham
property. 1t is divided into four fields nclosed.
oul-ands for pasturage of about 60 or 10 Acres,
besides good standing pasture of Marsh used
Tor grazing purposes.
5lfszs The DWELLING and Out BUILDINGS
sN!m are IN good order; the BARN a gooG
Hh.I one.
The soil is productive-lime acts finely
good soil for wheat, and quite fair for corn
w The steamer Arrow" passes 6 times n
week. The location is considered healthy.
TIE TERMS Of Sale, as prescribed by the
Decree, are, that the purchaser shall give bond
with security to be approved by the Trustee,
payable in equal instamcnts of one, two and
three years, bearing interest from the day Of
safe B. RICAIID Trn.Io3
ChcstcrtOwn, Md, Nov Is '5S.ts
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
C. R. EV a ~ S,
General Business Agcn

Ocncral BUSINESS Agent,
Leaves Seaford every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at | o'cIock, p. M, for Phiadei pha.
Returning, leaves Philadelphia every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at | o'clock, IN, for
Wilmington; leaves Wilmington for Scaiord at
o o'clock, IN. Attends to purchasing and
forwarding all kinds of Goods, at the following
low rates On sums less than 50, ten per cent;
over 80 and under $50, five per cent over 800
and under $500, four per cent; over $500 and
under %I30, three per cent over $50 and un.
der $500, two per cent; over $500 and under
$500, one and half per cent; over $500 and
under 5000, one and quarter per cent; over
5000 and under $1,000, one per cent. Larger
amounts at rates to be agreed on by the parties
concerned. Nov H. '5S
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
PER S o M AL

o. Foster Hale, the inventor of raised let
tcrs for the use of the blind, fell down dead OF
pavement in Selma, Ala, on the 2p'h ult
o. South Carolina College has conferred
the degree of l.. L.. d. upon Samuel Tyler
Esq OF Frederick. Md.
OF 1t is stated that General Cass is very
feeble. He is often confined to his room, and
is compelled to forego all heavy labor.
o. Bishop EARLY, of the NJ. Z. Church, has
returned home to Lynchburg, Va, in critica
health.
OF Ex-Governor FoOte has taken up his
residence again in Mississippi, locating al
Vicksburg.
" Hon. J. Ricaud has purchased the
residence of J. F. Gordon, E-q. near Chester.
town, Md, with l2j acres of land, for 81 900
o. The inhabitants of Dacotah, in antcpa.
ton OF receiving territorial organization from
Congress this winter, have elected w. w.
kngsbnry as delegate to Congress.
61T One hundred and sixty-fve persons in
New London, have contributed $%206 for the
Mount Vernon Fund, under the auspices of the
ladies'.
OK Bishop Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop of
Boston, has appointed the whole of the present
month as day of jubilee.
o. The New York Post says some 40 pro-
iesSlonal English thieves. house breakers, &c,
many OF whose portraits figure in the " ROgues'
Gallery" left for home in recent European
steamers, some ofthem carrying away comfor-
table fortunes
OF John {. Heennn, the Benicia Boy, chal-
lenges the world for fight, for any reasonable
sum under $4,000.
VF Col. 5. A. Lockbridge, of Nicaragua c.
lebrlty, has started for Mexico, to assist the
liberal forces in their struggle with the church
party.
0T The Jesuits have sent eight missionaries
TO China, five TO Syria, and others to South
America and Madagascar.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
Nj | S G E. l. l. A n ECU S,

THE SOUTH CAROLINA SENAToR.-Tbe Hon
James Chestnut, who has just been chosen Uoi-
ted States Senator from South Carolina. is said
to be statesman of ability and experience.
and to be conservative in politics, of the Ham.
mOnd school. Ills term will commence in
March, 1859, aud extend to 1865. Col. Ches.
nut graduated Ut Princeton College. over 20
years ago. 10 ABOUT forty-three years of age, and
a lawyer by profession. He is opposed to so.
cessiOn and the agitation of the slave trade
question. and belongs to the States Rights
school of politicians.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16


" II is said that the country between AT.
Gibson, Kansas, and Salt Lake is becoming set.
tied quite rapidly. 1t is almost unnecessary
lor small company. in making the iourney
now, to take along with them any provisions.
as house or settlement is seen during almost
every days travel.
V}T The number of hogs killed in Louisville
n.y., from the commencement of the season to
the I'd inst, was lG5.00O; the number in the
pens at that time, was 10000, and the sales
made that day were al $3.50.
o. The New Orleans Delta SAYS: Sugar is
2O,O0O hogsheads and molasses 10000 barrels
ahead OF last year. We do not think il ex-
lravagant 10 say thai the aggregate value of
the receipts of the products of the valley of the
Mississippi at this port up to the present ne.
Rod, is double that for the same period las,
year.
-Wlnter has made his appearance at
last "chattering his teeth for cold that did him
chill, yet accompanied by such brilliant sun.
shine occasionally that crowds of promenaders
are abroad. A"revival" indeed is eynced in
the Stores Christmas gifts, soon to be needed
Contribute 10 the cheerful activity. Our "coun-
Try friends" will be looking to the town fnlks
Tor something in this line. as they sit round
their quiet fresides among The leaAess trees of
the homestead.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ID ed SlS % zS ~ ~ sEp
Fall lArTaEa men

FALL lArTaEa e Ell mt.
NJ. ON and alter Monday, Sept 9th, the
& s. STEANBO1T PILOT ROY.
Capt. WM s. BALI. will leave Long Point for Phla.
deIpha. Every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at &
o'clock, A. NJ. Returning leaves Chestnut ST Wharf.
Philadelphia, Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at \ o. clock, NJ touching al Dcakyne's Landing,
Port Penn, Delaware Cty and New Castle gong
and returning % STAGES from Dover, Smyrna
and l.:IpsIc, connect with the Boat at Long Point
FARE from long l'Olntor Dcahyne's Landing, - Cents
Pnr Penn, Delaware CIty& New Castle, 50
63-DINNER provided on Board Cpl
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
no MELEENERiS.
Merchants and Others

We have now in stOcl. aud constantly receiving
from New York and Philadelphia Auctions. and Of oIt
own ImpOrtatIOns Goods Ol the latest Faris Fashion
~ bonnet Silks PLAID Nelvets, SaIims Vevcts Plain
silks Marceines FIorenres. Bonnet Ribbons plain,
SATIN and Nlaniua do, Ruches. Quillings. B0nds'
Laces Illusions, &C. whIch we offer much below The
usual prices liberal Discount 10 Cash buyers
WARBURTON,
No. BOG South Second street. Second Dry Goods S,o
below Spru :e,) ami 1904 Chestnut street, lseconJ
door above lUlh, Philadelphia s3l 3,n
Smyrna times., 1858-12-16
ALoO' Ut safe. spICndId
Farm of about 200 Acres

oi Land. ahjoinng, in high state of Improvement
The Mills and Farm Will be sold low aud ON most ac
cominodalng terms. Church aud SchuolhOuse are
immediately adjacent TO the farm which lies uuou ibC
public road from CentreviIle to Easton.
Ihere is Landing for vessels in sight of the farm
about one mile distant accessible TO vessels of feel
Gral And altogether 1t is one Of the most desirable
locations in Talbot county.
The land has been heavily manurcd and is in
high state Of cultivation
FOR iuriheF information, price and terms, apply 10
The subscriber, or 10 /. G.. W. PUwELI ESD k.ustou
Md. JOSEPH n wHItt::iu.T '''"
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