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million
| and a half per annum. or more than $4,000 a
year TO each member of Congress!
As an instance Of the way in which the gov.
ernmen: lie robbed by means of contracts given
as reward tor political Services, Mr., Sherman
mentioned the case Of the New Oreans custom.
house, and there are thousands of fiat iobs-
like it:
I'm lS4s, Congress appropriated sloo, 900 for
the construction OF a custom house in that city.
upon the express condition that the city should
donate TO the government a lot Of ground for
that purpose, and make out a clear and valid
titie Well, sir, the Sle0, 300 appropriated was
all expended IN the sinking of the foundation
OF building Of untold msgni6cence. never
contemplated by those who made the appropIi-
atom The department again came to Con-
gfess for another Appropriation. and Conpresa
mas gone on making appropriations until 81, 675..
z5S have been expended; and the representa-
i've from New Orleans is now demanding more
money, to complete her custom house.
IL was the doctrine of the founders of the
government that the ordinary expenses OF the
government must be met 10 time oi peace by its
receipts, and that national debt must not be
created except by necessity in time of war. Az
We are now going on we are likely to Law the
foundation OF formidable national debt in time
OF peace. We could submit to this with ma
uence, any Oh the great interests of the
country were being promoted by the extrava-
CANT outlay. But IL is not SO. Millions are
squandered annually upon the harpies Of the
treasury, the paid supporters Of party, in Offices
which are sinecures, in corrupt jobs, and great
deal lE mere, open, shameless plumber. These
are serious facts and should be seriously con-
sdered We do not care to make . partizan
use OF them, but the warning given to the pre-
sent administration in the speech of NJ vii
non, from which We have quoted. 10 one that il
will do heed:
"Mr. Van Buren, alone of all our presidents.
from Washington to Buchanan, abandoned this
good old policy Of the Republican statesmen of
,nr country, BY borrowing money In times Of |
,eace to meet the ordinary and current expen-
iisures Of his administration. That violation |
Il the established policy Of the republic con-
ssbused IN no small degree 70 his disastrous
leaeat 10 ieAo. Sir, Mr. Buchanan 10 hasesning |
= u ~ lestsssps u 1f. Ven Daeea. Nko |
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A SkIFr RAcE.-On Saturday afternoon at
about o'clock skif race came off, between
William and Henry Winters and Mr.. Shigley Of
Fort Madison, and three persons from Illinois,
whose names We do not know, in which Messrs
Winters Co. came out victorious. They ran
from Apanoose, Illinois, to Fort Madison, a dis
lance OF about three miles in twelve minutes
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Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
Farmers Of Delaware,
AI1pnfiOnI

You can supply yourselves with Chemical NI2nures
w arIahled ~ RE.-WhIch have been IN successful
use IN New Jersey for the past Seven Ycars-Ihey
have received The DIPLOMAS IF New Jersey. New
YORK. Delaware, and PcmI>y vania Agricultural So
cleles, and have been used by The President Of The
United States, on his Garden and on tie Public
Grounds at Washington, ID. C., and bv the following
gentlemen. viz: Locke, Esq; A z lashcr. J i
Reeves, ClarkShOrO', New Jersey; Senator Roberts,
WIN Miller and Chas York, of Cape Island, New Jcr-
sey.
Thomas MulfnrI. Esq. Camden. N J. DR. Bcrens, Or
Knight Mr. Field. Mr. Atkinson and Levi Juhucon. all
OF New Jcrscy-ihey say II is the CHEAPEST and
MOST RELIABLE MANUKES now IN Use. be-
ing permanent and Improving tho land by cnrchnlg
The soil IL is suited To the various crops raise
Corn, Potatoes, Grass, Wheat, OATS &C. BY enclosing
Check On any New Jersey or phllad Bank refer
ehce TO any good House Phlad in exchange for
Produce, at fair Marker here your orders i'll be
hlled aud Shipped Ia you. Free Ui Garage expense
o. Every article sold by me is Guaranteed.
Super Phosphate of Lime, $40 90 Tor.
Bone Phosphate. $50 90
American Fertilizer, So 90
A Barrel is sufficient for an Acre OF Ground,
broad cast.
Pure Bone Dust 600 barrels now rcady,) at
50 per barrel or $33 a ton.
Poudrette, No. l, 600 barrels now ready)at
50 to So a barrel.
Land Plaster No. Lie barrels at ST.
to 50 a barrel.
Potash, 80 barrels.
Peruvian, Patagonia and Gillian GUANO.
GEORGE A. LEINAU, Proprietor,
No. 81 South Font street, Phliadelg hia Chy, Ia
Wholesale Dealers allowed a Liberal pi>t0nt.
09~Pamphlets can be had on application tony oli'e
Dc OF my Agents. mari 3m
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
Wilmington Advertisements.
Spring..

This IS the season the year that requires us TO
iopk around and what is need, d, by way OF
change in wearing apparel. As TO ourselves, We
are laying ~ Spring GOODS, an our only trouble is ~
find room for them. hero this house in looking
over orr stock, find quite large lOl OF Winter boots
aud Shoes on haIId-sO much 50, II dlsc0mmhdes me
very much 10 find room for them. But ! VIII maze
FO0m by kicking out all the odds and ends Ol winner
Boots and Shoes now hand The winter stock
have left am gong to sell anu gel ria OIL
cannot get one prlCe will take another. don go
an for keeping h II our B0Hts and Shoes Tor large
prices myself, year after year, until depreciation O
stock, anu the interest ON the money eats Them up.
We will now sell Ladies hrk sole heel boots spch
have sold foF VI co. for 20 cts PAIR anu Men
Shoes that we have sold Tor 81 90, for 20 cts. pair,
and Mems Shoes that we have sold iDr 81 3D. VIII
now sell for 80 cts and 81 W pair ana men scOarse
s1wed Boots shall sell for 81 ~ palr anu SO on
So nsw YOU that want bargains lUr caS, come ana
look what will sell You al almost your own prices
RsIaember we will sell you Gent lie Il dress BOOTS
for 81 90 par and Ladies fine CATERS as low as q"
pair. There is no Keeping over old Stock III
these dIggins. ,i
Now a word to the Ladies' upon the Fashionable
Shoe this sumner. The Cater Boot VIII lead Ia POM
of fashion all oher kinds oil shoes put t0gether as 10
the leading color point OF ashol II Is hard 10 g
al exactly; we notice the color OF SILK dresses that are
mostly worn. the stone cplOr, The da IAN the 0shes vi
roses and the olive cOOrs occupy prominent posI'Oh
and from that Judge that those coiDrS VIII oc
cupy high point III fashion, as To col0rS OF the Ladies
Dress CATERS and vet the tan color al bronze Mo-
rocco Ladies Boots occupy position III The iashlla-
Bile community.
We have been making up Ladies fine Caters this
last winter of 10 different cnlors and shades OF
colors am now selling fine Morocco Ladies BUS
kin toxed with Patent Leather, and trimmed with
neat bow and buckle for only 10 cents; Shoe like il
for that money ] never sold before, and Children's
fame Lasting tipped Caters for only 80 cents pair,
the like for that are CHEAP. For our spring and
summer trade we have card OF Hastings OF over 40
different cDlOrs and shades OF c0lOrS for the Ladies 10
pick FROM TO match any shade OF Dress they may de
Call and hat Oll0r You IN bargains,
at FLANIGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store. No. 10 West
Second Street, mose commonly known as the Wall
Street of Wilmington where the poetry Ol the art is
understood. Wilmington, Del, May y, 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
Still Selling Off!

NAMUEL BUZBY, No ~ Ni0RKCr ., ,,,,,
r. MINGTON, DEL, not having sold ali HI. s,oaL
OF spring and Summer DRY GOODS, viii coni'nvo
me SAFE, WIN The intention Of closing them out os
as PossrIole;-among which will be found many Jcs;.
L ,, Goods i3r LADIES' Spring and Summer Wear
Also Men and Boys Goods in large variety win o,,
materials Tor Ladies Travelling Dresses, ''' "
MOI forgetting their Summer Shawls
New Umbrellas and Parasols;
to which have been added MANY no,, o,,,t L...c ,
Goods Tor ihe present season all of which will bo sd
at greatly Reduced Prices. VIII oe sofa
In Inc new CARPET ROOM will be Gund tho
largest assortment of handsome and durohIo Io .,e
ever opened in this city Also. Canton Wn,,;,,
Ioor vi Gl0ihs oil widths very superior
gelher with Rugs and Door. Mas in variety 'o-
Wilmington, April 49, 5S.3n
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
X E q ULA TIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY.

The Smyrna Library and Reading Room are
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday and FRIDAY
between , and 4 o'clock, and every Evening
between the hours OF and 10. Books may be
taken out aud returned between and 4 in the
afternoons Of said days, and between and )
every evening except Sundays.
Shareholders are entitled to the use Of the
Library and Reading Room by paying one dol
lar per year. Observation-Disclosures two dollars
payable invariably in advance. The shelves
are supplied with well selected books and the
files with daily and weekly papers aud pcriodi-
Gals from all sections of the country.
The public are earnestly requested to come
forward andavail themselves Of the privileges
thus afforded.
BY order Of he Board Of TrMsteeS
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24

TNllE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he Is prepared To AT his Brick.
Yard, near smyrna Landing. orders Tor any amount Of
iiafI: Yea o'retcer", Samon a0d all other kinds OF
BRICKS except the pressed at the shortest no,;co
lie wiii also make and burn kns in the country when
desired: " Tie also continues to carry ON the
PAINTING business ia all It's branches executing
work IN snpernrsIvlc WILLIAM NCAEEE
Smyrna, Del. SAprIl -, 81
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
FR EGG RHT
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS

THE subscriber hos commencod -.
Freight and Baggage Wagons from S,n ,uun'.g
the Railroad Depot and back. for thn Una, ,na %
OF Hauling GOODS and FREIGT Of Il hi pose
lie will also run hisWagons to and from S SINS
ma Lasdlng, for the purpose of hanI;ng .n
Kinds Of Freight brought by the Vessels. RE- %a
Iron, Weed, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c. &c r mo-
Those wishing hauling done will have :,
promptly attended to, and at reasonable ra,>
by calling on the subscriber. '1''''
oAt JOS. c. GRIFFITH.
VI Letters and small packages condJcd n
charge. ''efeo without
feb I3-tc H. q.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
Ayers Cherry PcctOraI

FOR the Rapid Cure of Coughs, Colds, IIoarse.
ness, Influenza, Bronchitis, WhOuping- Cough.
Group. Asthma. Incipient Consumption,
and for The reiIef Of consumpve patients in
stages OF the disease.
49, we need not speak TO the public Of its virtues-
throughout every town, and almost every hamlet of
le American States its wonderful cures of pulmonary
complaints have made it already known Nav, few
are the families in any civilized country ON tins on
heni without some personal experience of IL, effects
ana lever yet the commit mites any where n hc have
iot among them some living trophy of its victory over
me subtle and dangeTOI diseases of the throat and
lungs. WhIle 1t Is the most powerful anlIlotc vel
known to man Tor the formidable aud dangerous dls
eases oil The pulmonary organs it also the pleasant.
eS' ana lest remedy that can he employed for infants
ana young persons. Parents should have 1t in store
against tie InSldIOus enemy that steals upon them nm
prepared. We have abundant grounds to believe the
Cherry Pecoral saves lives 10y The consumptons
prevents ihan those II cures. Keep 1t by you and
cure your cO'ds while they curable, nor neglect
lhen until no human skill master the inexorahe
cahker mat fastened ON the vital, your lite away
All KNOW The dreadful fatality of lung disorders and as
lhey Know too the virtues OF this remedy we need NOT
40 moro Than To assure them still made the best il
can De. We spare no cost, care no tnl To ur0uce
IL The most perfect possible and thus afford those who
rory omit The best agent which skill can furnish for
their cure.
Prepared by DIR. j. G.. aver.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Low eli. Mass
And sold by ID. LOCKWOOD, and J. F. HOFFECKER
smyrna and all Traders everywhere. dl7.Gm
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
FOR SALE.

CoiORED BOY, aged 10 years and months,
having % years TO serve. lie large and very stu M
Tor his age, hts ovcelIent health aud Is able 10 do
good work. Wal be sold in the State upon terms Ih,
most reasonable, Apply To the subscriber a his resi-
dence near Blackstone x Roads
Feb 10, '5S.4m
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
CARPETS! CARPETS!
EIdridgC'S ChcaD store,

INllE subscriber being under very light expenses,
has. as is we'll known. always sold s"ndS IerV
cheap but this season. having avalled himself Of The
recent great depression ia price OF material Coolers
at LOWER PRICES Than ever before, u very large
assortment of
Tapestry. Brussels,
Ingram and NenItian
and Gil CLOTHS OF all WIDTHS. in great variety
Also, Canton and Cocoa NJ AT'TINGS Of all kinds.
with large stock of low priced Ingram Carpets at %
to 80 cts per yard SteIr aud Entry Carpets al ~ oaO
cts also, Rag Carpets Cotton and Hemp Carpets Rugs
Mats, STAIR Rods, Sc, &c.
H. H. ELDRIDGE,
No t3 Strawberry ST, one door above Chestnut
9J-Sra berry TIC first street of Second ST,
apl -Sm nIIApELrHlA
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
STORE in WEST SMYRNA.
Varieties, Groceries, Provisions,

dIlcLlcS, OlOCcGlCS, L fOFlSlOnS,
&C., &c.
NStiSh'NEIE subscriber would inform the public
E8plI that he has opened new Store on Com.
Nsti1u merce street, West Smyrna, where he is daily
receiving aud will sell at the very lowest cash
prices Sugars. reas Coffee NlOlasses, Cheese Lard
Hams. Shoulders Picked Pork. Dried Beef Fish. salt
Candies. Soap, Soda. Starch, Indigo Blue, FLOUR by
the barrel or pound. superior Corn MEAL for family
USE pure Pickeng Vinegar. only l6 cents per gallon,
Tobacco, Segars and Snus Of the best brands; CON.
FECTlONAkY. Cakes, Nuts, Fruits pure Lemon and
other Syrnps; s-Trimmings. Fancy Soaps Hair.
Oils COlOgnes, Pumades-iine extracts, Ladies' Dress
Caps Collars Underseeves, lnndke rchicis, Hosiery
Gloves Fans, CATERS Boots Shoes, Silk Thread Cot.
ton, Pms. Needles. Laces Combs. Brushes, BrOoms;
Tin, Wooden. Basket and Earth, nware.
] will supply any of the citizens with WOOD al
short notice. il they will leave their orders aud cash
with me.
All Kinds OF COT N'TRY PRODUCE BOUGHT at
the highest prices, for cash equivalent IA goods
TRUST here is dead--Bad Pay killed hIms.
J. r. WILLIAMSON
je2l-ly West Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
SEMINARY

REV }. b. VANPErTEN, A. NJ Principal,
INlllS large and lourshng Institution is PLEASANTLY
4 located at FAIRFIELD, IIERKIAiER CO,
NEW lONk, seven miles from the New York Cen.
IrIl Railroad al Lille Falls from which Students are
conveyed Tree The first day of each Term. It's annie
accommodations. ITS Apparatus sufficient for a fun
course OF Philosophical and Chemical Experlnenls
MS Libraries of over 5000 Volumes and Faculty of
twelve thorough and experienced Teachers, furnish
claims Tor a liberal share of public patronage
COURSES or ST. Df.-A Commercial Course,
the same as that of the best Commercial COLLEGES
Two Graduating COURSES for Lades,-One Of three
years equal To that of the Dest Summaries and one
five years. equivalent To the regular College Course
UPsn the completion Of either. Parchment Diplomas
are conferred, and, If possible, positions secured
Special attention gwen IL Young Men preparing for
College.
TUIFION.-FOr term of A weeks from $500 to
5000. OrnamehIas ut reasonable rates. Board and
Washing, SLID per week.
Fall Term begins August Both, 1857. Winter Term,
December 10th.
For Gaia ogues or Rooms, address the Principal or
J. MATTER, Secretary.
Fairfield Aug. ~. ISj1.ly
REFERENCES: JAMES KNIGHT, ESQ., Dover;
SAMUEL WARD, Esd, ST. Gcurges
HENRf PRATT Esq, IllzlcuvIlle
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
New Carpet ting

SPRING OF 1858.
SAMUEL BULBY having compile ed the alterations
for his Carpet Room the lrst luor of his old stand
No. II MARKET street. WILMINGTON, Del, lie
now Offering a full assortment O new and beautiful
CARPETS, MATrINt:S, &c. purchased Tor cash
and will be sold Reduced Prices Tor CASH. 10 winch
he calls the attention OF Dealers and lOsekeePers.-
They are as follows
English Velvet Carpet,
Real Brussels do
Tapestry do
Heavy three-ply do
Double super Ingram Carpet,
Medium do do
Union, from % cts to 622 per yard,
German, Hemp, List and Rag Carpets,
A heavy Twllled Venetian do
SIS, 81 do for Stairs,
81, "a, 10-4, 12-4, l6-4 Drugget;
A fresh supply of Cocoa and Canton Mating,
at reduced prices. RUGS and DOOR MATS,
all sizes superior Floor Oil Cloths, from 10
Il yards wide; together with a large lot et sea-
sonable DRY GOODS selling Off very cheap
ap223m
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
Bricks {! Bricks !!

TIE subscribers offer for sale, at their Brick
Yard IN the Town of NEW CASTLE. all
Kinds OF common Bricks at the following Low
Prices, for cash or good paper, viz:
Dark Red, IS 90 Hard Brick, So 90
MeuIum heu' 0U Salmon, ) 90
Light do. 700 Paving Brick, 8 90
JOHN GUYER g. SON,
AUG 3 I957.Iv
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
TO THE PUBLIC

TIE subscriber would inform his frionds md
the public generally, that he intends 20 anu rmu
Baggage Wagons 81 Hacks toa nd from ,bo p aG'
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purnoso ~
conveying Passengers, carrying Freigbt, Rae
gage, &C lie expects to locate in The was,
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be- tbanL'
fulIy received and promptly attended to.
- " lie will also run Wagons TO and from
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of bouInr
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels. '"~' i'"y
thankful for past iavors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the pnblic natrnn'
age. EBENEZER I'll" ITp 'T.roh-
Dec. l9,"55-tf N0nl l.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
PENNOCEG'S
ron EAarV cStCr.

New Combined Mower and Reonar
Patented September %, 1851
The attention of Farmers Is Respectfully rnvi, ed +
Tins Machine. IL can be seen either nj nuy SIM, :.
henneu Square, Pa, or at our Warehouse in WHINING
ton, Delaware. INNING
We solG over twenty of them in Chester COMMIT, ,o
year, and notwithstanding it was their G,st ,,?!,
Ion We are warranted saying that no other n,ocn,
gave better satisiactlOG.
some OF It's advantages may be enumerated as
follows:
LIST The Frame is OF Cast Iron. in one solid nipce
consequently no JOINTS to get loose und throw The ma
| chine out OF line. ~ ma
I'd 1t is Single Cleared. which render; The machine
much more simple and less liable To gel ouI oi r,
and also greatly lessons the draft ~
ID. The Gutter Bar is made two steel nl,,os c,,
" rVeted together upon intermediate Deces ,,L,h
m 'he spaces between the knife guards thus conb,,,
ing lgh1ness and stiffness To a degree not otherwise
attained. ~ "'0e
4lh. The Gutter Bar can be raised and Io,,o., = 81,
great facility While the machine is in motion
9TH An Adjustable Wheel at the Outer rnJ oC ,t
uer "ar greatly dmlnlshes tho draft and the l,iIi
vi chohlhS renders The machine mnch n,o1e no,to
Die and Is great advantage IN backing F'''~'
hlh The Guard Fingers are made of the hos,
wrought iron, ami firmly secured to their nnc. h
country smith. y "J sOo"
IN II can be thrown into and out of gear Instantly
anu WINE the horses are III motion. This arrange,
ineht ls So simple that it pleases evervbodv
, ON Ihere IS no weight Oh horses necks vot !;
packing 1t has all the advantages Of a slitl I"rr9e "
YIN II Is readily altered from Rcaper IN n SI',,or
anu t'ce terM IN very few minutes
IOth. lis runs lighter for the team Than on, o,l
nary ester with which We acquainted. ''''
II'h. u Is almost entirely COMPOSED of iron md
steei' Therefore II is very durable w
A"ioDS tne improvements over our Last Years
Machines are the following:
ISt a Larger Driving Wheel which will run eos,er
anu allow Tue Cutler Bar to- raise about } inches h,gIor
"a. wrought Iron Plnion. case-hardcued. Winch
RUS much lighter, and will wear longer
81 A Cast Steel PiniOn Shaft which 10 s,;fy.r on
VIII ran lighter than iron anu
4lh. Ihe steel Tor Cutter Bars Is of the very hos,
lIally' being made To order and Imported ex6resslv
Tor our own machines 'f'J
9'h' Every part Of The machine, that can he is fiji
'Go up IN The most perfect manner BY expensive ma
caihery made tor the purpose. Neuher means nor
and REAPER f'''"' AVN" En-
ON. Every machine will be run ty steam povyer n,
nIgh speed before 1t leaves the shop
PHICE-includIng one extra Knife. tbroa o,,ro
BLADES, one good Monkey Wrench File, and on e."
FOR Mower, SllO 90. Combined Machine sian nn'
All Machines warranted '" w.
s. & M. PENNOCK g. co.
hennett Square, Pa; or Wilmington. Del
NoTE.-There will be series of public troIs or,ho
lDove machines in different neighborLonds a, ,ho |
rarlest practical date Of which timely no,,ce viii h
sNen' ). IL NJ PENNOCK ~ 90
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
WASHINGTON HOU Sc,
DetWeen Second and Third streets,
WHINING tom DesaW ware.

JOHN FOSTER avails himself of the opportunity
of informing his friends and the public generally that
he has made considerable alterations TO his establish
ment, which adds much 10 the comfort OF visitors.
having also been newly and neatly turnlsheC. The
House we'll situated being ia the most business part
oil the town. 1t Is but short ustaice from the Depot
and Steamboat arrivals.
His TABLE will always be provided with the
greatest dalnnes OF the season.
Extensive StabIlng and cow enences for Carriages
hrst-class Groom always in attendance.
". B.-Open until 49, O'Clock every evening TO
ceIve passengers. mayo ly.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
THOMAS .. WEBB.

Warehouse, No. u Market street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
IN ! respectfully inform my friends that have
Know on hand large stock of Silk and Felt HATS
of my own Manufacture. ! have ais, n large
assortment Of CAPS, OF various qualities and patti rns
My prices are in accordance with the times would
Hpan call the attention Of the public my French
COni0rnatepT, by which "a Hats made 20 l the head
with ease and comfort. AsO just received beauti-
fu and we'll selected assortment Of Panama and other
Hats fr wear Of The latest Styles and C,sh
IOns at moderate prices. mG2In
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24

The evening train North and the mornin.
tam South are freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
New Castle accommodation train leave New
Castle-6 80 o. H., arrive at Wilmington 6 90,
arrive ut Philadelphia So a. m. Leave Phila.
delrhla w ?. M, leave Wilmington 2 0S, ar.
rive at New Castle 225 p. m.
Passengers leaving any point on Delaware
Railroad by morning train going North, can
have nearly five hours in PHILADELPHIA, and
return same evening.
Passengers from Delaware road by either
train make connections at Wilmington for
Baltimore and close connections at Philadelphia
with trains to New York.
+. q. SEWALI. Jr, Supt Del. II. r.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-24
Miscellaneous Advertisements
9Ssl A. II. SMITH & SON, cw1o
o. DEALERS I" s-lAIN
Roofs. Shoes and I,nunLS

OF every description Wholesale and retail nj Prices
TO SUIT ALL can be found at their new Boot and shoe
Store, No 3il North SECOND Street n few donrs
below the Black Horse Hotel, PHILADELPEIA.
We Try 10 Please and Sell cheap.
Notice to Country observation-disclosures
ON hand large assortment of Men and Rows, Roo,!!
CATERS and Brogans, course and fine also Women's
and Misses Lace Boots, Caters, Sill pers &c S,c ,
ana well selected stock Of Youths and Chidren's
Wear generally. We would respectfully invite YOU
TO call and examine for yourselves ~"
N.B.-TRU NkS manufactured and for SALE whole
sale and retail at No 34I North Second st. ap83m