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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-03

1tGOG koSOtC S00eSSCOs
J.DIAL T. JNO.MONGEK
GENERAL DEALERS ~
Real Estate and other property.
YEN OE7,S BLOCH,
Corner MAiNs. isECOS ID srREETs
GEo. l.. NICHOLS old stand.
j. MONGEk,
EVEKA Ian h BIi n Err
NI1ILL D, y and sell a kinds OF prove y com
w mission. g,ving special att-Ltion ~ the ex-
IN. nge OF Me,cAauGlse or other Ierronsl property
Or Ke al E,tst
j. DIAL,
Notary Public and COnyeyaRcer.
nEEDs and other in.,rument. carefully executed,
~ MOI les invested, Coll. ciions male, Heal Estste
fought and ssld Oh commission. a.. &C
DIR 4. II. BARTLETT,
ID L n 4 A l. S l. X & + q n.
ORR, Il ~ CARTOONS NRW BLOCX,
Corner BRADY and lth sts., entrance ca an,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
REFEREschs
d. J. n. witherwax. Drs. MINER b Worley,
w,llArl BArIo~s. Eq Jos ph LmDri.e. Ksq..
= Piun.er hsq.
10 .esh. Ektsacted at aA Ao~rs Of The nigAs.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-03
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. HOWARD D RlIS0rOS. WASHINGTON TOwESLki
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-03
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WIlDL LESALE IOBACCONISI,
Corner Ad,a 0nd seccrd .,reets Lareaport, Iosra
Every var'tty of Havana aud pome>tiC Ssgars, To
bac Pipes. 80 c.nstan ~ IN hand.
Agent Ior Nrown's celebrated F.ny at Chewing
aud smo.iug Tobacco.
MiLata aeturers wouldr comm nd well
sset stucS I l. II roDac-o on listing OF Havana
Wrspp a. q Flcrs, ia u end Cuba SEED Leaf, ETC.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-03
John T.. llOEane.
Notion House.

4 ,OAL rEAmSiER Aiiorhrs.ef ~ltL Gileit
~ l., Cialre nov, will be promptly AtteDGea to ~
s1Urt nau4e. Nov6ii
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-03

tue ey with he VIII Eellat the above pescsat sod
rant IN II y cheap - any goods sold In the city
At cost OF otherwise.
good assortment 81 Furnishing Goods. com.
pT.ins IN psrt Of Fine White and Psacy ehirts and
Under Clothing. jupSitf
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MISSISSIPPI.

Examine carefully the forms and instructions annered
74Ol From Vicksburg, by Bovna, Edwards Depot Boil
toms Depot, Clinton, and Jackson, to Brandon, Gl
miles and pack, daily, in railroad cars
Leave Vicksburg daily at n m;
Arrive at Brandon same day by l pm
Leave Brandon daily at pm;
Arrive at vcksburg same day by 7pm
74O2 From vicksburg, by Cardiff Satartia Liverpool
Yazoo City Richards IN. o. Abbey IN. o.
Hyatt, IN. o. Hsgan, IN. o,) DR.. Washburn, IN
% Henderson, IN: o. Greenve DR. Thornes
IN 81 DR. Nailor, IN o) Fisher, IN o. Ben Ben,
ton, IN. o. Perkins IN, o,l Dent m o.
Ferry (N o,J Point Dexter, IN. o,) Rising Sun, ~
sss01 Go n g., bsaess esH,s IN g. Ta.ss Rass
(N O,) McAInllen's Store, IN. O.) and Shackey,
tomouth of Cold Water, 36l miles and back twice
week in steamboats, from ls October to lst
July, aud once week from lst July to lst Oc-
tober.
Bids to end at Greenwood and Yazoo City, and run
three times week, are invited.
Leave Vicksburg Monday and Friday at s D m;
Arrive at Greenwood Wednesday and Sunday by
Tam;
Leave Greenwood Thursday and Monday at 10 a m;
Arrive at Vicksburg Sunday and Wednesday by 10
Bids to run by a proposed schedule will be con-
sidered.
1903 From yicksburg by schoa to Deer Creek 90 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Vicksburg Tuesday at IL m;
Arrive at Deer Creek next day bys7 m;
Leave Deer Creek Friday Mt a M
Arrive at Vicksburg next day by an
T404 From Vicksburg to Brunswick Landing AZ miles
and back, once week.
Leave Vicksburg Friday at . m;
Arrive at Brunswick Landing same day by M
Leave Brunswick Landing Saturday at G M
Arrive. Mt Vcksburg same day by 6pm.
7405 From Vcksburg, by Warrenton, TO Rocky Springs
q miles and back, three times week.
Leave Vicksburg Monday Wednesday, and Friday
at PM
Arrive at Rocky Springs by pm;
Leave Rocky Springs Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at tam;
Arrive at Vicksburg by IL m.
Bids to run Elk times week and convey the mail in
2-horse coaches are invited.
7406 From Brandon by Orion Greenbusb Hillsboro'
County Line New Ireland, Union Herbert Big
Oak, and Dekalb to Scoober, 10 miles and back
daily, except Sunday.
Leave Brandon daily, except Sunday, Mt IL p m;
Arrive at Scoobcr next day by l2 m;
Eeave Scoober daily, except Sunday, at IL . m;
Arrive at Brandon next day by IL pm.
Bids to run by proposed schedule and in four
horse coaches will be considered.
7i07 From Brandon by Polkvilie Trenton and Raleigh
to Paulding n miles and back three times a
week
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Fort Gaines, Ga, ga miles and back, twice week
Leave Dalevie Wednesday and Saturday at s a m,
Arrive at Fort Gaines next days by IL m;
Leave Fort Gaines Thursday and Sunday at p m;
Arrive at Dalevillc next days by 74pm
7lse From Newton by Beaver Creek and Big Creek to
Campbcton, Fla, 30 miles and back once week
Leave Newton Friday at am;
Arrive at Campbellton by pm;
Leave Campbellion Friday at al m;
Arrive at Newton next day by 3p IN.
7ls7 From Skipperve by Summer Hill, to Newton, 20
miles and back, once a week
Leave Skipperville Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Newton by Tpm
Leave Newton Saturday at 6 M;
Arrive at tSkipperville by II ~,
7ss From Abbeville, by Flag iuuI and Mercy Bay, to
Big Creek, AZ miles aud back, once week.
Leave Abbevile Wednesday alta IN;
Arrive at Big Creek by PM
Leave Big Creek Thursday al Z n M
Arrive at Abbeville by pm
1889 From Abbevlle by Clopton and Skipperyille to
Barnes Roads, 20 miles and back, once week
Leave Abbevie Saturday at Z a M
Arrive at Barnes X Roads by 8 D m;
Leave Barnes X Roads Friday at Z IN;
Arrive at Abbeyile by 5pm.
7ls0 From Franklin to Geneva and back once a week.
Bidders will state the distance name intermediate
points, and propose schedule Of departures and
arrivals.
7l9l From Troy, by Milo Perdue BuzbeeviIe Elba and
Wellborn, to Geneva, 7b miles and back twice a
week.
Leave Troy Tuesday and Friday ats M
Arrive at Gesevs neyt days by IL m;
Leave Geneva Wednesday and Saturday at m,
Arrive Mt Troy next days by pm.
1892 From Troy, by White Water, Bib, Rocky Head
| aud Haw Ridge, TO Newton, 90 miles and back,
twice week
Leave Troy Tuesday and Friday at 4am;
Arrive at Newton by pm;
Leave Newton Wednesday aud Saturday al M;
Arrive at Troy by pm
The Washington union., 1858-03-13


Leave Shiloh Thursday at Z a m;
Arrive at Camden by 6 pm
7le2 From Buena Vista to Bells Landing, l34 miles and
back once a week.
Leave Buena Vista Saturday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Bells Landing by III q m;
Leave Bells Landing Saturday at p m;
Arrive At Buena Vista by D m.
7l63 From Prairie Bluff by Clifton Pine Hill Bethel
Lower Peach Tree ST. Paul. Grove Hill and Dead
Level, to Coaeeville 76 miles and back once
week. fs8
Leave Prairie Bluff Wednesday ai 8 a M;
Arrive at Lower Peach Tree by IN;
Leave Lower Peach Tres Thursday at am
Arrive at CoReevile by G PM
Leave Cofeevle Friday at m;
Arrive at Lower Peach Tree by Z pm;
Leave Lower Peach Tree Tuesday at m;
arrive at Prairie BLR by pm
'ios IRON Nanaislia by Sweet Water, to Dixons Mills
10 miles and back, week
Leave Nanafalia Saturday at .u.
Arrive at Dixon's Mills by ~ mn
Leave Dixon's Mills Saturday al nm.
Arrfvo at Nanaala by 8 p m ~
7lGb From Williamss u Roads by De So,ovn,s Ro-sar
vile, Aamutcha Miss, and Why Not TO Marion
40 miles and back week
Leave Wiiams's = Roads Monday at M
Arrive at Marion by m;
Leave Marion Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Willams's y Roads by 7pm
7i88 From Butler, by Pushmaaha Hurricane Creek
Miss, and Energy, to Quman AZ miles and back
twice aweek
Leave Butle. Wednesday and Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Qatman Thursday and Monday by 6 p M,
Leave Quitman Tuesday aud Friday NJ;
Arr'eht bntef next days by pm,
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
Farmers of Delaware,
Attention!

You can supply yourselves with Chemical M9nures
Warranted PCRE,-whlch have been in successful
use in New Jersey for the past Seven Years-tbev
have received the DIPLOMAS of New Jersey New
YORK Delaware, ana Pennsylvania Agricultural So.
cIe'ios, and have been used by the President of Tho
UniteI States, on his Garden ana on The Public
Grounds at Washington, d. c., and by The following
gentlemen, viz; Locke, Esq; Z Lnsher J l.
Reeves. ClarkshOrO', New Jersey; Senator Roberts
VIM Miller, and Chas York, Of Cape Island, New Jer.
sey.
Thomas Mullord, Esq. Camden, NJ. DR. Borens. DR.
Knight, MIR Field, Mr. Atkinson and Levi JULneon' ali
OF New Jersey-Ihcy say il is the CHEAPEST and
MOST RELIABLE MAHUHISS now in Use, be.
ing permanent and Improving tho land BY cnrichng
The soil. IL is suited TO the various crops Won raise
Corn, Potatoes, Grass Wheat, OATS &c. IIy enclosing
Check any New jersey or Philada Ra nix or refeT
ence To any good House in rhlada or in exchange for
foduce at fair Market rates here your orders will be
hlied and Shipped TO JOu. Free of carriage expense
6F Every article sold by me is Guaranteed.
Super Phosphate Of Lime, $40 90 Ton.
Bone Phosphate, $50 90 d"
American Fertilizer, $25 90 Il
a Barrel is sufficient for an Acre of Ground.
broad cast.
Pure Bone Dust, $500 barrels now ready,) at
10 per barrel or S;35 ton.
Poudrette, No. l, 600 barrels now ready,) at
~ to S3 a barrel.
Land Plaster No. IL, 900 barrels, at $I4
to 50 barrel.
Potash, so barrels.
Peruvian, Patagonia and Gillian GUANO.
GEORGE A. LEINAU. Proprietor,
No. 81 South Font street. Philadelphia Civ Pa
wholesale Dealers allowed Liberal DsscOnnt
9STPamphles can be had on application to nv office
or Of my Agents. maril.3m
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
Real Estate Advertisements.
Valuable MiIl Z Property
1i FO SALE,


Ass.sAs The subscriber offers at private sale,
hsii his valuable Mill Property, situated on
-EsAatsll the State road leading from Smyrna to
Dover, and four miles from the former place.
THE MIIL-HOUSE is 40 by as feet, aud
stories high, with two Water-Wheels and three
Run OF Burs. The Pond is large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill, except IN
the driest season of the year. This Mill Is IN
very fine running order-in every respect well
fitted up for merchant work, i'll modern style,-
and is doing heavy business, having the Gus
tom of wide range of country.
There is a new Steam Engine, OF ~ horse
power, attached, recently erected at cost OF
$4,000, with appurtenances,-which Is In tlrst-
rate condition. o. Since the erection OF the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor,
after deducting expense of both mill aud farm
work, an Interest of Ten per cent. on 100000.
Coanscted with the Mill, is A FARM OF
70 ACRES of Land, with good Dwelling,
necessary Out-Buildings, and two Tenant
Houses thereon. This Land has been repeat
edly LINED, and is in fine state of cultivation.
6TOne-third of the purchase money will be
required on the execution OF the deed; the
balance can be arranged in easy payments, to
suit the purchaser.
Persons deslrous Of examining the property
may Gail upon Jas. Evans, residing Oh the same;
or on the Undersigned, in the town OF Smyrna
Aug. 26, '57. JOS. HOFFECkER.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
iseEa Offgan NINA

The most interesting Sketches, and The most
accurate portraits vi tLe men Of the ,;n,o
Statesmen, Military Men, Authors, luyo,rors
etc., e'c' American and Foreign, are ioand IN
e aTE'cF's ~ cckGy.
Price only Five Cents per number. or - %
Per year BACK NUMBERS always obtainabic, as
the pages are clcciro'yycd. As a collection of
Contemporary Biograp ply, the volume Of :. Iar.
Per's Weekly just completed, has the grcat.
est interest to every intelligent observer Of
passing events. Its illustrations are far ahead
OF any journal OF the kind in the cou"try. It's
Pen portraits IF distinguished living men are Of
themselves worth the price of the ,olupe-
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Certainly 1t Is one of the best family news
papers, II not the very best, that has ever an.
pGartd either III Europe or AncrIca-lI lIcmpAis
Eagle.
FIVE CENTS a Number; - 80 wear.
HARPER Il BROTHERS. pu1li.i.rs
Feb Is, '55 Franklin Souaro \ V
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
LANDRETII'S
,rsze, Agricultural a Warehouse,

-. a Agricultural Warehouse.
E5g@A Nos. 81 and % South Sixth street,
- Near the State House. Philadelphia
Ten floors of this spacious building erected express.
ly for the PropreiOrs trade, stored with Seeds and
Implements Of interest 10 Farmers and Gardeners
Sirty Years EStGdLShed.
The subscribers desire TO call the attention of every
one interested in Farming AMI Gardening to their
we'll selected stock of
Agricultural Implements and Machinery;
Great Variety of Horticultural Tools;
Warranted Garden and Flower Seeds;
Grass and Field Seeds of the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold by us re mostly
manufactured al oar Steam Works, Bristol Pa
Having fitted up this establishment without regard
to expense, with the most compile etc machinery for the
manufacture of various kinds of Agricultural mpIe-
ments, now prepared lo supply all articles in
this line fully equal il not superior, TO anything OF the
kind ever before offered TO the public.
LANDRETH'S warranted GARDEN SEEDS
Have been before the public for upwards Of sixty
years; their wide spread popularity and the constant
ly increasing demand from year TO year, is the best
evidence of their superiority all others.
9Cg- Country Merchants can he supplied with seeds
in papers bulk. on the most literal terms.
BlUomsdale, near Bristol, Pa, our Galdcn Seed
grounds contains three hundred and seveAiy acres
and is the largest establishment of the kin i'll the
world. ID. LANDRETU u son,
Nos 81 and % South Sixth street, Philadelphia.
se30-Jm
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

PARLOR, MANTLE AND OFFICE
e. e. GD e. Ezx1.- Sz5
Fine Jcwelry, Silvcrwarc, Vcstand Fob Chains,
Gold, Silver and Steel Spcctaclcs, together
with rich assortment Of Ladies' JcweIry, OF
the best style and lnish-all Of which will be
sold at City Retail Prices.
Having just replenishcd his stock from one
of the best Jcwelry Establishments in Phila-
delphia, he feels confident that he can please
all who may give him IL call, both in regard to
quality and price.
0F CLOCKS, Watches and Jewelry, care
fully REPAIRED, and all warranted to give
satisfaction.
ex2 He keeps, also, on hand, an assortment Of
& Drugs, CheGlsicals arad sgedi-
C6Esca.
p. MANSFIELD, Smyrna, Del
sep5-6m.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
AUCTEONEESEsHNG

AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
TTNIIE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
l. the citizen Of Delaware and the Eastern ShUro @
of Maryland that he has opencc IN DOVER. Del, a
Real Estate Agency, for the Sale of Fanns Houses,
Lots, or any other species of property. His acqualnl-
ance with the land-buyers of Pennsylvania anJ New
Jersey, warrants him III The assurance that all Real
Esatc entrusted TO his care will be speedily disposed
Of in the most advantageous manner.
lie would also announce that having had more than
twenty years experience in AUCTlONEERINii
he will be pleased TO cry any sales of Land Houses
Stock or Goods anywhere in tho State, that may be
rendered 10 him, conscious that ls services will
fail TO give satisfaction. II desired, he will make all
arrangements for public private sales and advertise
them TO the best advantage.
Address through the Post Office call at the hotel of
Mr.. Isaac Baker, Dover, DEL or leave orders at the
Smyrna Times Printing office.
ID. II. RICHARDS,
foi-tf AuctiOncer AMI Real Eslnte Agent
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
BRlC&~gAAiklAG,l IL Painting.
x&,@

'ENHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he Is prepared 10 iii. at his Brick
yard near Suyrna Landing, orders for any amount of
itard Ked Sireichers, Samon aud all other kinds of
bHlt Ms except the pressed" at the shortest notice
lie Will also make and burn Allns in the country when
desired. 81 lie also continues To carry on the
FAtNIING business in all lis branches, executing
work IN supcr,orsiyle WILLIAM MCAFEE
SmyIna, Del, Aprl 30. 81.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
Ayers Cherry k1ectOraI

For the Rapid Cure of Coughs, Colds, IIoarse-
ness, lntucnza, Bronchitis, Whooping- Cough,
Group. Asthma Incipieut Consumption,
and Tor The rciof" of consumtive patients in advanced
! Stages OF The disease.
We need n speak TO the public of its vlrtues.-
Throughout every town, and almost cvcrv hamlet Of
IN" American States, lis WrIderui cures OF pulmonary
! complaints have made II already Known. Nav few
are lie llncs IN any civilized country on this COnt
heht WIihou. some person." experience OF It's effects
ana lever yet the commit miles any where WhchhaVe
lipt among them some living trophy of IFS victory over
ne subtle aud dangerous diseases OF the throat and
lungs Wdile II Is the powerful antidolc vel
known to man Tor the formidable aud dangerous dis
eases OF the pulmonary organs. also the pleasant
est and fest remedy Thai be employed for infants
and Young persons. Parents should have II in store
against tae In.dIOus enemy that steals upon them I'M
preplFed. We have abundant grounds believe the
Cherry Peclora saves lives by the cDnsUuriOns
II prevents tian those II cures. Keep it by YOU and
cure your co DIS while they curablc nor neglec,
hem until no human skill master the nexurabIe
caker that, fastened on the vItals eats your lie away
All know the dreadful fatality lung dsorde and as
hey know too the virtues of this remedy we need moi
do more than TO assure them sli made the bcs il
can De- We spare no cost, care toll 10 produce
IL The most perfect possible, and thus afford those who
roly ON It The best agent which skill can furnish for
their cure.
Prepared by DIR. y. G.. Aver.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Aad sold by y. LOCKWOOD, and J. p. IIOFFECKER
Smyrna, and all Traders everywhere. dI7-Gm
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
30 per cent. Saving TO Farmers!
HARE'S PATENT CONGRATULATED
81. O O. M q RaEED T

HARt'S PAFENT CONCENTRATED
q l. O q . M a F5 u r E.
w HIGH is beyond all doubt the most powerful and
W Valuable Fertilizer ever offered to the public
How long viii Agrlcuiturlssshbmit 10 the t.uuno Mo.
hopoly, whilst They have the above rolcnt and
nore Valuable Fertilizer Thirty per cent Less Cost?
Read the Certificates ard then try ii alongside of the
Best feruVan Guano and lei the result speak for itself
CERTIFICATE OF DIR. HAYES.
The specifications Of DR.. Hare and J. Odaln having
been submitted 10 me, Have found the con position Of
matter on which they are founded to be heblv nitro.
genOus and fermeniable compour d, containing the
essentials oil fertilizer of the highest character and
also Inc OOu 0t sustaining crops To the time Of their
maturing regard this enterprise, of manufacturing
guan0 lnscad Of importing, Il practical and mpor.
tant undertaking, lavonbly affecting the interests of
our common cOpptry.
Respectfully, A.A. HAYES, ii D,
AssaVeT To State of Mass.
CERTIFICATE OF PROFESSOR BOOTH.
Upon examining the composition of The best Pernvi-
an Guanos, eau perceive no ground for assuming it
TO be The best that can be made. On the contrary
there Is always present more or less of superluous
matter, sometimes IN large quantity. The composition
proposed by Odam IL HIRES Patent, is III my esna-
tO superior 10 that of the best GuanOs any other
artificial manure of which have heard, and think
myself lhe more entitled To give this positive opinion,
from tire unlocked lorresus of the action phuric
ACID ON animal matter, which obtained i'll expert
ment, but which were anllcipa patcd by the patent III
question. Respectfully yours, JAMES e. BooTH.
CERTIFICATE OF PROFESSOR FRAZER.
Al the Request OF parties interested. have no hest
tailOn IN Stating opinion that the mode of prcpnr-
ing an artificial manure, by acting upon animal mat
tiers by suiphurc acid as detailed in Dr. IIares patent
and mixed the resulting substance with animal, char.
coal and phosphate of LONE is correct in theory, and
although have had opportunity Of testing the
nure thus formed practically, have doubt that a
manure formed by the mixture of these Ingredients in
proper proportions, would be found at least TO eural i'm
It's effects the best GnallS. JOnN f. FRAZER
NOvemb, ,r %, 1856
lts put up in BaesufOnc Hundred and Filiy Pounds
each, and sold at s !j per nett Ton.
JOHN l.. MlFFIIN, Sole Agent,
l39 SOuth Wharves, above Walnut street
apis Phiiadell,ha.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
Varnishcs Varnisbes !

BERNHARD CALMAN, No. 100 (Od NJ
|0) North Fourth street, between CLcrrv Wv
=, d Race, upper side, Philadclphio,
Manufacturer OF all kinds Of Narnishcs A. i,nono
Ia" always on hand large stock of the best C'i'
rom 81 w upwards; DanIar Vurnlsh from 81 m
wards Best drying Japan; Black Iron Ta,iL1 UG ul>
Faper 9amishes, China Gloss Vurnsnes etc a,.
ap2,j7-ly w. e'c'
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
PATEEs F. LAWS.
SUCCESSOR TO PETER FRITZ,
Franklin Marble Works.

NO OzS RACE street, between 9Th nbu lib .,,.o,.
opposite Tie Franklin Square, PhladtIIb,, '"'
p mas on hand large assortment Ui AlnfmIasD,.
M 1f9VeStohes and hian;Ies, Of tie lalcsI sIlr,
tons Of BUILDING WORKS. '''''iP'
fefSoIis III waiil OF any Of the a59vc ar;jcl,. ,,u
ma 1t TO their advantage call bclor, ,rfr Wv "i't
elsewhere. %<-Low prices ana Quick sales n,I5 ~
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
MCC ORMICK'S
IMPROVED
and Moving Machine
for SSS.

PkICE REDUCED to $135 90.
This Machine has been improved and adaped 10
the Farmers in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Della
ware ana guaranteed To do better work TO lave The
sumo sue Gfaughi and 10 be less draugh for horses
IMAM any other Machine now III use
rms hacAmc cuts a swarih Of 5 feet; Is 6l feet
"iTe IT ana weighs complete for Rcnpme $40 pounds.
~ oSe VINO have only or used the old clumsy
pattern hrst introduced, will scarcely recognise the
neat handy and convenient Machine got up for the
present season.
The improved Fingers penetrate the finest grass
ana Gwli cut as close and clean US any other Com.
bmed Machine.
ANY intelligent Farmer wishing to test the Machine
I'm do So II he has any doubts OF lis being The cheap.
est and best Machine.
Purchasers of Machines or any other persons wish.
ing TO act as Agent do sn and Will paw Them IS
Tor each order sent from responsible party paya-
bic ON delivery of the Machine
PI'!CE OF foot Machine. Sl3j cash or SliO, $40
cash balance months, with interest / Horse Ma
chine Sl5O cash or Sl5j. Sj5 cash balance usualtmc
CASTINGS, SlGkLES, &c, always Oh hand.
Apply TO or address T. r. ELKINTON
No. l43 Market ST., below 2nd,
marIl-3m Philadelphia. Pa.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
Nett Cash Dry Goods House,

Nett Cash DRY Goods House,
OPENING OF SPRING GOODS!
EYRE IL LANDELL, Fourth and Arch sts,
phIiadelphia, are now offering a full stock Of
NEW GOODS for Spring of 1858. ..
Fashionable Spring Goods,
Black Sllks, "a to 81 inches wide,
Spring Dress Goods, new styles,
Shawls, in all the newest styles,
British, FrEnch and American Chntzes,
Full Stock of Domestic Goods, '..
Full Stock Of European Goods.
V~N. B Bargains in Seasonable Goods,
daily received from the AUCTIONS of New
York and Philadelphia. .-.. -.f
+. 5. MERCHANTS are invited 10 examine
the Stock--TERMS Nett Cash, and Low Pri.
ces: marll-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

cases, $28 90
Gold Lepne, Is carat 81 90
Silver Leplne, fullJcwelcd. 10 90
Silver Lepne, 100
Superior Quarters, 90
Gold Speclaces Z 90
Fine Silver Speclaclcs, l so
Gold Bracelets, 3 90
Ladies Gold Pencils, / 90
Silver Tea Spoons sctt 90
Gold Pens, with pencil and silver holder, %
Gold Finger Rings 374 cents 10 $50; Watch Glasses,
plain l2 cents, patent l8 lu2ct %, other articles in
proportion. All goods rranlcd TO be what they arc
sold for. STAUFFER d HARLEY.
90 On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lcplnes still lower than the Above pIices (oc2l-Iy