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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Prov ffr >fdreTft' ~ hs
Trustees. y. lp.
Tskc another cf these loose
s,stemeuts.r These Defcuder'
say:
"Dr. Gould not only pCr
chased no Thermometers ol
bapmss.r- abroad. but h
PLACED none IN ch0res II W,
Ga-,t We canno
hold DR.. Gould responsible fol
the non-re,o,ery Of the lnsar
nnre, which business clrarl,
belongs io the ,insucis sren, %
the Trustees"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17
Idyertisinp Medium in Kansas is

NNHE best Advertising MeuIun IN haHtas ID
II THE LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN, large ab.y-oon-
Quoted Incorporating and progressive FeeState newpaper
II crcnes extensively in al parts Of the Territory - well
In the Western States generally thus sOrdIg unusual induce
meuts 10 Adversers Merchants MsehDists,
Manufacturers Of Agricultural Implements Psperdess Rail-
rad and Insurance Compsnies BOOK Publishers in Short
Of all kinds desrous Of fore.apg and
spGdy trade Of this Of the Wet viii consult
their Interests by advertising In THE REPUBLICAN,
ntsavery Of all patss wishng in Kan
the fearless and able advocacy Of the night Of all f
liberty and the pursuit Of hspPness should subscribe for THE
REPrBLlCAN
Terms % Per snnrm, In advance. Address
4. D. THACHER L Co., Lawrence, Kansas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Tie "srzugsm,u.s" neu'ioned hAd no reference 20 ne
WORK rpn hill" bl The expression referred 20 tas following
The from Mr. Ocot; % which Dr. 90 a.. 49,
replying;
Dr Arusby hiss probably sdv.ed Of srrsns rens or
making pretty eAsnsV. apps for sd throughout me sse
and before long Of the States"
Prov Mr Ocotfs NrEifs,'o u jane p 1854 .
Some o the bsrcneers and which DR. Could
Purchaed abroad placed chsrge 81 Mr. Gss and
broken on The and though DR. Gould has been osn
spoken 70 on The nht 4 Is known ths, steps have
been taken 20 recover the loss frou the nsurers"
Pros ns DcsnscH Of Dr. tss6 bs tAe Scsatlte Coaael
Iaccs7. g.
Dr. Gould not only prehssed no bsr0ne;e. or ,herro.s
sbrOsd but be placed m charge NJ Gavi,. Mr.
Gsvi, who subsequently made these purhsea having
found nprscticsble 20 Obtain authority carry he rsri.
original ksss, Gnop.ncd fnslanA
obliged them 20 the ana Of them
broken We bold Dr. Gould repousibe rar
The Of the insurance which bcn-s
clearly belongs the financial ssent Of the Trustees
DR. Gould more sddr.sed reminder this very
subject We Mr. Gs,it from blame IN n.
matter Transportation ard he who set OF instruments Nav
informed cost b., $50 and only par; of hem
having been injured the matter n no, probably one Of much
consequence of whaeSeE consequence Dr. Gould bad
Part in it."
Prov tAe Statement J ne .vs~ t.ife, r d., Ges!S 70
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

MADAME LIE VERT
V1 THE SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL,
BY Madame OcrAyIA WALTON LIZ NyKr,
In two neat l2uio. vols,
Are now published. and for sale bv
DERBY Il JACKSON, No. Ils N.ssau.s.
Fer sale A. al the Books.or,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17


Il is pretty idea 20 give 20
the comet the hopDrec uane Of
the excellent man. b.. since
il is contrary 20 al my thsoret-
ical principles 20 designate the
Icomrt otherwise thss. by .:s
year aud numb-r, yos must so
srrsngs i that ! do rot APPEAR
respousibl- for i. Lam wiling
70 pay dissemt.eI q Lille IN
the us,.sg.
From q letter J,o. NJ. % lld
TO DR.. .srHsov, ls57. dgG. 5.
Little notices of = few Ines,
conveying. ,scn oftl-m, some
information relative % To com.
%. viii D. snapped gp s.d rsn
IloIld the ps.ss a. st,@s, when
!ong pgf. ~C-ld rot. Among
those ignorant Of astronomy. The
Direction of . comet passes FOR
q great lea, and Il viii b. easy
rfh q A,tis ease 80 - frame
the lsn-Iax. o, . litt'e pare
grspn every two or three dsys,
- 70 s-sp IL before the PsD'h
without offending the taste 'i
,ci-ntisc , msn.
From a Letter % H,. Oieotf,
Ii<e- Pyesidest 1871, J1Ae ~,
Yoar hid I..tsr Of ne 10Th
wss d.ly received, AID ! tr1E
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

4 Meeting of the sixth Ward Republican Club
vii BE- held the Franz In House No 80 frenkin FRI
DAY EVENING, Sept II, at II O'Clock By order Of
ROBERT IRVING, President.
a.!rss 4; ra1stsrlss; sso1' IH' Secretaries
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Dr.. Peters, 1851, 5uguss 4.
T. ist ein. habsche ldee dem
Com.tsn den gc-hrtrn Ssmen
des Trefiiich hen IN seben. A!iein
da ~ rsg,n slle meine thro-
r-,ischen Principien isL den
Cometen anders ais dlrch J abr
un Sumero. nI beschreioeD.-
80 rich;sn Sic - 20 eiu, dss
irh nicht dsfir ver4u,xoftl:ch
ersrhsin.. Ieh Will ein ~snig
Heuchler dsbei spielen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

A Meeiiug Of the Nineteenth Ward Repubcan
Association will be held Headquarters, FRIDAY
EVENING sept H. at O'Clock preparatory 20 the election
or Delegates 10 the seyea Conventions TO be held Wednes
d, evening, sept, T. y t. BABS0CK' 's Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

Twentieth Ward Republcans.-The Republican As
socAon Of the AAh Yard will hold a monthly Meeting THIS
EVENING Of O'Clock, LsmaTtine Hail. 2h-st. and sth
SAML SINCLAIR, President.
Jos GuIM.N, WV. X. SrrRRIr, Secretaries.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
SDriEEg..

This Is the scissor of the year That requires us to
lQpk AROUND and see what is needed by way of
change M our wearing apparel. AS 10 ourselves, We
are laying Spring Goods and our only trouble is to
find rqOm ior Them, here this house in looking
over our stock lind quite large lot Of Winter Boots
anu Shoes on hand-sO much 50, 1t dlsCommodes
very much 10 find room for Them. But 1 will make
room by kicking out all the odds and ends of Winter
Boots and Shoes on hand. The winter stock
now have left am going 10 sell and get rid oil
cannot get one price | Will take another. don 90
III for Keeping hand our BOYls and Shoes for large
prices, myself, year after year, until depreciation of
stock, and the interest on the money eats them un.
We Will now sell Ladies' thick sole heel boots such
as we have sold for 81 o. for 10 cts pair and Mems
Shoes that we have sold Tor 81 co. for 10 cts. pair,
and Mems Shoes that have sold for 81 %, will
now sell for 30 cts. and 81 W pair and Men
sewed Boots shall sell for 81 % pair, and on
So naw, you that want bargains for cash. come and
look what will sell yOn at almost your prices.
Remember we will sell you Gents lie Il dress Boots
for 81 w pair and Ladies line GaileIs as low a.
cts. pair. There Is hO keeping over old stock i'll
| these dggins.
Now word 10 the Ladies' upon the Fashionable
Shoe Tins summer. The CiaIler Boot Ill lead in pOn
Ot fashion all aher kinds of shoes put together; as lG
the leading color in point of fashion, it is hard To get
al eXnctlH we notice the color of Silk dresses that
mostly worm The sIOne color the dark TAM the ashes
roses anu the olive coiOrs occupy prominent position
ana from that we can Judge that those CulOrS Will &C
cupy high point III fashion, as To cOlOrs of the Ladies
Dress Gallers, and yet the tan color AZ bronze Mo
rocco Ladies Boots occupy position IN the iashlCna
We have beer making mp Ladies' fine Caters thi
last winter. OF over 70 different COlOrs and shades
cOl0rs. am now selling line Morocco Ladies Bus
KIN, ioXed With Patent Leather and trimmed with
neat bow and buckle, for only 10 cents II shoe like
for TINT money | never sold before, and Children
fancy Lasting tipped CATERS for only 80 cents pail
The Ike lor HAT are Dog CHEAP For our spring an
summer trade We have a card of Laslings of over l2
different cOlOrs and shades ui colors for the Ladies
pick from, 10 match any shade of Dress they may de
sire Cal AMI see what we can Oicr you IN bargain:
at FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store. No 10 Yves
Second Street. more commonly known as the Wa
Street Of Wilmington, where the poetry of the art
understood. Wilmington, Del, May 23 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
SIIERIFFS SALE


10y virtne of sundry writs of vendtioni exponas to
II me directed, will be exposed to public yenduc
at INC iloiel OF ghman F0xwel, in Smyrna. Dnck
Creek hundred, on THURSDAY the 2d of Sentem.
ber' 1858, at o'clock IN, the following Real Estate
To wit:
No ! "A FARM or Tract ofLand situnted in Duck
Creek hundred, Kent county and State Of Delaware.
adjoining lands Of Dewitt G. Walker Daniel Palma.
Tory aud Others and said 10 contain One Hundred and
thirty -Four Acres NOre or less. The improvements
are one story Dwelling, Barn Stables and other out
buildings thereon erected. The above farm has ON il
Il fine Peach Orchard, OF about 1900 trees and is
within one and half miles of steamboat Ian,Ilng-
Convenient 10 churches and schools.
No 2-AIl that Farm Or Tract of Land situated in
The hundred. county and State aforesaid adjoining
lands OF Isaac Short and others, and said 10 contain w
Hundred and Fifty Acres, more or less The improye-
menls are two story frame Tavern House Barn. Sta.
bes. aud other buildings thereon erected
SeIzrd AMI taken ih execution MS the property of
THOMAS KEEN, and will be sold Tor ca>l, bv
JOHN GREEN Sheriff
Ten per cent II the prrchnsr money must be pnid
nn day of sale. (Shcrlll : Office Aug 10 '5S
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
- RIU " a..
Written for the Smyrna Iimes.
M o S O UT O e S .
BY SOREFEl.IoM.

Oh! We cruel hltle monsters.
iIumming, whizzng. buzziilg, biting,
Biting asses. mules and h rses,
Biting COWS. and calves and cattle,
Biting gentlemen and adIes.
And forever biting biting
Unprotected haRds and laces,
Faces all exposed in SIMMER.
To your hateful satisfaction.
Plague your singing little pictures,
Causing tired men 10 get up,
When they've laid them down toslumher,
After whole day ol labor.
In the very hottest W atheri
When their limbs are wora and weary.
When their hearts with cares are aching,
When their minds need rest from action,
And their flesh is amarling burning,
BY your impudenl intrusion,
By your hile bills not due yet,
POked right al us for prompt pa' mont.
Though we owe you les,Ihan nothing.
My, o my! Id love To have you,
All, III one great bag together,
With both ends securely fastened,
And a lour-foot dOgw 'od cudgeI
In my hands. which you have bitten,
That might begin To smnsh yOu,
Smash you lu perfect Jelly.
Smash until the bag had burSted.
And you all were mt he'd 10 pieces.
YRNA, Aug. 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
Real Estate Advertisements.
Commissioners Sale.

Inc Undersigned Commissioners appointed by
the Circuit Court for Kent county, to divide the
real estate of James Ii. Smith, deceased, by or
der Of the said court will expose to public sale.
to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY. the THIRD
day Of September, 1858, at the Tavern-porch
of MIR. James Elliott, in the town oi Milling.
ton, at l2a O'clock. p M, all that
- va -E %- NAE1
that belonged to the late James Ii. Smith, de
ceased, containing 2l2 ACRES, 3 Roods, and
10 Perches, by survey. It adions the lands of
Mr.. Richard Moiiet, on Mill Branch, between
Mlllingtonand Georgetown y Roads, about two
miles and a half from Millinglon, and at pre-
sent occupied by Mr.. George Moflett. There
is sutliciency of Wood and Timber for the use
of the farm. good Meadow might be made;
! it yielded at one time Is tons of hay. The
Farm is good one for stock two streams OF
water passing through it. The BUILDINGS
are one story Dwelling--two rooms below,
and Kitchen; Granary and Carriage-house, or
dinary. The fencing is common; divided into
four fields. There is good Apple Orchard 0r
the land-fine fruit and bearing.
The Terms of Sale, are :-Sl23 cash on tho
day Of sale; :-5ths of the residue in three equa
! insta lmCnts, in one, two and three wears from
! the day of sale l-5 on the Goth July, 1850
and the interest seml-annually; & l3 in one
year from The day of sale; and the balance it
two equal instalments, one payable 18th Sep
tember, 1870, and the other 4th OF June, 1876
interest on both sums semiannually. Al
interest to commence on the lst January, 1850
when the purchaser will be entitled to posses
sion. Bonds to be given to the different heirs
corresponding with the above terms.
JOHN LEE,
RICHD CORBALEY,
WILLIAM CACEY,
Il. G.. JOHNSON,
Commissioners
Kent county, Md, Aug II, ,'59-ts.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
A Rare Chance !!

TO any person wishing TO enter INTO the MERCAN.
TILE BUSINESS, in II good locaIIna, where busi
hesi of Twelve OrF iteen Thousand Dollars year can
be jone in largen and cnnV entnt StOrehOuse which
tan he had i'T term Oi years # desired an 0ppOru
nIly is HOW offered 01r Stock of Goods will amonr1
10 about $4,000. TERMS One.Ihird cash, the bn
ance ~ two payments of one ani tNO years secured
by lOnd. DC. For urlhr particulars, enquire at this
Oliiee. July ", SO.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
MIS- SCELLA n E o u S
Manipulated Guano.
EMYRNA, Aug. 1858.

The following correspondence, in reference
to Reese's Manipulated Guano, will doubtless be
of interest to most of our agricultural readers:
SPRING MILLS Kent co, Del
July 18th, 1853.
M. TILGHMAN GoLDsBORoUGH, EST,
Dear Sir: Mr.. s. NJ. Reese, of Baltimore,
spent a day with me short time ago, and in
formed me that you was using extensively his
preparation of Manipulated Guano. One OF
my friends has taken fancy to the article, and
thinks it may be the article for his land, (Which
is in a good state of improvemenrl aud re-
quested me to write 10 you aud learn all could
relative to the matter.
Will you do ME the favor 10 inform. me of the
success you have had with i; on your wheat
crops, and your opinion of its relative value as
compared with Peruvian Gu1no Mr. Reese
also informed me that you was using drill,
with guano attachment, by which you was en-
ablsd to deposit the guano in the immediate
vicinity of the grain, and by this mode of ap-
plcaton about half the amount was sufficient
TO produce good CROP Will you please in
form me whether the drill works regularly and
satisfactory! If so, where can such drill be
had, and the price of the same!
Your attention will very much ohige your
humble servant, &C., i. B. COURSEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
se3O.'57.ly

WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beuu.
tIiul Complexion, can be acquired by using The
"BALM OF A THOUSAND FLO OWERS" What
lady or gentleman wOub remain under the curse of n
disagreeable breath, when by using the Balm Of a
fhOnsnnd Flowers" as a dentriGce, would not only
render It sweet bui leave the teeth as white as ala.
bnsIert Many persons DO not knew their breath 10
bad, and lhe subject is delicate their friends Will
neVer mehiiOn u. Beware of cOunterleils. Be sure
the bolsle y sIgned. FETRlDGE II CO., N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
To the Ladies of Kent County.
"MOUNT VERNON RECORD"
A Paper puLIiShedin in QRarto Form, the first Of
euerU month"; aL phiI0dpIuLj0 penn

eOeFy WOHtH, az fHuddetpHtd, PenH.
A chief purpose 10 which the - Record will devo,e
itseii ls the GdVOcacy OF the noble cause of the pur
chase Of The Washington domain by the " Mt Vernon
Ladies Association OF the lnIOn TO this end il will
seek 10 ncIe and stimulate ihrOug every
portion of The land. We blessed and favored
peOnle and it bchOves us 10 yield some tangible evi.
all lis strength and power trne and generous patriot
ism, that needs Hnly occasion, call or a command
To manifest itself ia ready zeal 10 help forward It's
country glory and lis country 5 good.
The "hlUunt Vernon Record" viii give each month
such details IN rglId To the operations of The Ladies
Association as may see IN Ia interest the people, and
direct their minds to more SOItude for that
great and cOmmegdab.e purpose il seeks to accomplish
Ii Will contain well collected series of thoughts
sentiments and opinions upon Washington, as Ihev
have been nj various times expressed hy mast minds
and will be Repertoire OF historical matter appertain-
lAg 10 tine country, and Oi interesting Subjects anec-
dOtes, &c. illustrative "i the Father of his Country
and those noble c0mpalrol spirits, who 50 fearleasly
pllad with him III the .truggie for our independence
Its columns Will also cOnIa poetic and mlsccl cllane-
nus matter with lists OF names, contributors to the
Fund, and Tor the Gold Mounted Washington Portrait
ana through whose patriotic influence such names
were objected
Printed handsomely upon fine paper it will form in
the Twelve numbers a volume of most interesting ma
teriai for agreeable reference. No advertisements per
united III IT'S columns.
great good will he Ohta ned by everyone snbscrb.
ing tor the "Record " as all and above lis cost
vii! gn 10 the Sid OF The Mount Nerion Fund
Terms 81 90 per auIuuI, invariably IN advance
Address, $. F. WATSON.
Mount Vernon Record -
For Mt. V. L. A. ofthe U Phlla.
July %. 5S-(im
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
IrUing Fem0Ie College,
McchanicSbuvg PA.

REV. A &. MARLATT, A. NJ, PRESIDENT.
NlllS Institution, chartered with full Collegiate
4 powers TO grant Diplomas aud confer Degrees is
located on The Cumberland Valley Railroad midway
between Harrisburg and Carlisle
The Next Session commences on Wednesday, Sent
l. with Faculty Of tsn efficient and experienced In.
slrnclOrs. The course Gf study Of the mO liberal
character and The accommodations ample and conve-
nient.
CATALOGUES containing Terms &c may be OBJ
tanned by addressing the President, or by calling on
Dr. w. L COLLINS Smyrna, Del. (Aug5-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
ELLENBoRo', near Easton, Nd, }
July 29,h, 1855. (

THos. B. CoURsEY, Esq,
Dear Sir: Private engagements, which
have demanded all of my attention, have pre-.
vented me from answering yours of the l7th
inst. at an earlier date. now proceed TO do
SO chesrfully.
fused Reese & Co.'S Manipulated Guano very
extensively last fall, at rates ranging from one
hundred to one hundred and fifty pounds per
acre, and although our grain yields very badly
all over this and the adjacent Counties, being
less than one-half of the ordinary yield, yet
have every reason 10 be gratfcd with the eff
feet of that guanO, the failure of the crop
was due to rust, scah, and sudden drying up of
the wheat by the intensely hot weather Just
previous to harvest.
tried Peruvian Guano by the side of Reese's
In several places, and in no case was the Reese
inferior TO the Peruvian IN the growth of the
crop, and in some cases it was superior. used
this guano on four different farms, and out for
the disastrous season my crop would have been
larger than ever before. II was all drilled.
do not broadcast any wheat now. The drill |
use is BcktOrd d Huifinan's with guano at.
tachment, made by them at Macedon, New
York, where you can order one by writing 10
them, or they can be had of C. S. Corser, No
DO South Charles street, Baltimore. lie is
agent for Blckford g. Huffman.
They are made with either 7, 8 or tubes as
desired, aad the tubes are eight or nine inches
apart as desired. The pric are,
For tube drill, with guano attachment, SIO5
do. do. do ITO
There ls also a grass sowing attachment,
which sows timothy or other grass seed beauti-
fully, costing $40 You cln order the grass
sower or not as you may prefer.
They are rugged with a pole for pair of
horses, or with shafts to work three horses
abreast. | prefer the shafts. and use the nine
tube drill at nine inches, They cover a breadth
of six feet nine inches. and will drill from thir-
teen to sixteen acres per day. have used this
drill for three years, and last ycur used five
of them. They are not liable to get out OF
order, and will distribute guuno with more
regularity than it can be done by any other
process known to the public, and, in nv iudo
ment. a better crop can be thus made, with one.
third less guano, than by broadcasting.
Not only does Reese's guano appear TO me
TO act at least as we'll as Peruvian, but il is
cheaper, requires no pounding and sieving, and
il runs more uniformly through the drrl'
Yours very respectfully,
M. TILGHMAN GOLDSBOROUGH.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
For Sale.

TNIIE subscriber offers at private sale his FARM in
Landing Neck, wherein he now resides, con
tanning $50 ACRES Of Land about 100 acres Of
which is Wood and Timber. aud the balance is clear
ed The Land is susceptible of Improvement being
u red clay bottom This Farm is within three fOurIis
"f mile OF The great Choptank river. and few hun
dred yards of one Of the best Mineral Springs in the
State commonly known as Lloyd's Springs"
There might be II large quantity OF Ship Timber cut
oil the i0rm aud II Is very short distance haul
The Improvements are a small Frame Dwelling
with Kitchen good l}arn Granary, Corn house
Stables Carriage house and Meat house. Also u ell
Ol excellent WaIeT IN the yard
Tins Farm Is about SIN miles from East0n, Md and
about three miles from Trape The steamboat passes
within quarters of n mile OF the house. twIce
week lOr Baltimore. Unless sold soon il Will he Tor
rent Persons Wishing to purchase will please cvan-
Ine the premises
amgl9-2w JAMES PERRY.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
A Farm for Sale.

The undersigned, on FRIDAY, the Bird of
September, 1888, at the hotel of Mr.. J mes
Elliott, i'll Mlllngton, and immediately after
the above sale by the commissioners to sell J.
ii. Smiths, decd, real estate, will offer his
Farm at public sale, adjoining the above named
farm, aud containing 262a ACRES. A Sulii-
clcncy OF WOOD on the tarm-about 30 acres
DIV ELLlNG IN ordinary repair new Stable
and Corn'house, &c. The Farm is occupied by
Mr.. Enoch Motli't, tenant. Ii adjons The lands
Of Mr.. Robert Rose, Mr.. I.ambson and others
The terms Will be accommodating.
JAS. n. SMITH.
NJ MlllIngtOn, Md, Angl2 '1S.ls.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE subscriber respectfully announces O
citizens OF Smyrna and vI9lnIty, that he has
leased the UNION GARQEN" or Plea.
sure Grounds In front of the residence Of f.
Spruance, on Main street, and will open the
same on Wednesday. May 26th, for The purpose
of furnishing the public with ICE CREAM,
GOntectionares, Oysters and other Refresh.
ments. He tlatters himself, from his long cx.
perlence in the business, that he will be able To
furnish such accommodations as the citizens If
Smyrna have not had an opportunity OF hereto.
fore enjoying. lIe has taken the Garden for
the purpose of trying TO make living thereby,
knowing at the same time that all success IN
business is governed by the order rand prUprlrty
in which it is conducted; therefore, il is his
intention to keep order, aud such place as The
most refned may visit. He also gives notice
that there is to be no spurious liquor kept
at the place. aud thinks, by his management.
he will be able TO prove to his visitors that the
report now in circulation that he was TO keep
a " rum shop" Is FALSE.
Families supplied with ICE, ICE CREAM,
and OYSTERS by the quart and bushel.-
Those wishing Ice by the week can have il de-
llvered at their door by notifying either the
subscriber or JAMES w. LovEGRoyE
CHARLES B. WHITE.
Smyrna, May %, 80.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
" oIicc.

'iIE Stockholders of the Smyrna Library Assoc ia.
t.r are hereby notified tiar tho Stock ISooL is
now DpoD and they are reITested To call upon DAy'l
|pNMiNs President. and receive their Certificates
By order Ol ihs Beard,
ROYP. D, IIOFFECKER,
Smyrha July 18th, le9S. kec'g SGc'y.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26

A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
Everu Man his OLnn Sales

Every AhuH MS OUn salesman.
LlPPlNCorr g. CO, One Price Clohing Store,
NO. 4Ol Market street, Sd door above /Ih street Phia
delphIa, would solicit call from those in want Of
CLOTHING, before purchasing elsewhere-as ali
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
every article is marked PLAIN figures so that all
must buy alike. All goods used in this store are
sPOnged beiOre making up and all articles sold will
he guaranteed 10 be cut and ma in The best lnanucr
Remember
lO4 Market street,
ISAAC IIPPINCOTT. Sd door above 4tlI, RLwOOIsq,oN
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-26
Store Removed.

WE have REMOVED to that large and
beautiful Store on the Southwest Corner OF
Main and Commerce Street, Oong known to the
public as the place to get the Best Prices for
all kinds of Produce where we will have more
room and greater facilities for our business -
We have now on hand, and intend keeping,
COMPLETE STOCK of ALL KINDS OF
GOODS common toa country store, and for the
cash will sell little CHEAPER than any other
Store in Town.
Thankful for past favors from generous pull.
lie, we hope, by application to business, 10 merit
Il continuance Of the same.
SUTTON & SAVIN.
Smyrna, Jan. %, SO.