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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-30
Ofthe LccOmptOm Constitution.

WYANpoT, X. t., May 18th, 1858.
DEAR TIMEs:--I embrace this opportunity
to drop line or two to you on Kansas affairs.
In the fest place the newspapers in the East do
wrong in publishing letters from Inscriptions
writers. These letters and newspapers mis-
represent the facts respecting the CONDITION Of
the Territory in stating that majorityof the
people will vote AGAINST the Lec0mpton Con-
stitution. say this from what | have been
able to learn from the actual settlers. Mark
what say, there will be minority in favor OF
the Lecompton Constitution. 1t will not be
what the papers term missourians or border ruc
fans but il will be by bona fide and actual
settlers. In the next place they bring thou
sands---I mean the wspapers--with the e&-
ception of finding plenty Of work, and at good
wages. The true condition is that thousands
are leaving the Territory; in fact every boat
takes back load disappointed men who came
to Kansas for no other reason than to find plon
tv Of work and good wages. Let me say to you
tell such persons TO stay at home I've seen
men that have travelled all over the territory
after work, come back to Wyandutt and being
out of money would sell their tools to go home
with MACK. know you have too much
sense to believe all the false tales that you see
in your exchanges From what have seen in
Kansas am convinced that the people OF the
territory do not know nor hsar one half Of the
yarns that are printed and stated 70 have trans
pired in this territory. know that some per-
sons will say that this was written BY nor
thern dough face, ] care not, every word is
truth, as time will verify Twill write IN q few
days again Tours,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-30

0sTTherc are some accusations from which
even honest men will shrink.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-30

VIZ take the following from the Alliance
Tine, of last week We learn it is from a
staunch Free State man. 1t will be seen that
the people of Kansas are becoming tired Of tur
moil, and wish to be admitted.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
GARD.
a Cash ESnaIa.G~A sIxci,;ejycyy.

( nlARl.ES ADAMS, y. T.. corner of I..lIh and
- Arch s'rcrI> Ph!adcIi.h,a. INFORM, his old rus
i""rrS' ana Tie hnycrS OF DRY GOODS cpucrllIv
hI ne Is r"hg cNlra cNcr"II> i"r The pr,,>ctIt mf
ms iI,lucs, The ,,rg >c,u and il, order i ,I,Ir
h'h |" PIr'hs' C'"'> for CASH and sell lhcm at lie
L"Wr,i Nlalhci Pr he ha> dccG,G IT, sell al The
HnaII' i">,i"'" AZ vance l"rCASll EACLI Smelly
ne ma :, ,""''d he irrr at most ui lie Cu,dS IA
sore" "l rs h"" pm u!HN New Cu,n> ,uIrali, To-
nc '"a~"n l" "hi"h "Il !c made dairy ad,!Iilo,s
are ~ hr i"h"n 10 ace CmHodato FRlENDS and
,NlN iihHONS 9cn'rr'!y. - hcrtI"iule
N"W Drc-, Goods Shaw H. IIi,, u> am, =, ,,,,.b,g
Gn.d> generally
lnr' ni>cf> "!il find great advantage ia e!,irg an
carry riil' lhr mott" hcne The mln.he slNIcme Is
better han Tie SLOW shining"
The >'iHtlInn Is ccal.A and Tie store well Uahi,d
mIr,2J IN
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
MoC M7EC KS
kScaL'ing and e ing Machine
for @:5&
PRICE REDUCED 10 S;I35 0O,

PRICE REDC CED to Sl35 90.
Tins M"chne La, ben IL, r,ru,,d ana a,aIl,d 10
ihr Farmers In Penn l>arta. N,u Jcr>ry and 1cla.
ware" and Is Guaranteed "c" cller woih 10 lave The
,''he sue IiA"@h' ans 10 I've i'>> |iauet tor L.r>,s
lhan any other Mt,l IiuW u! use
ms A."r@ihc Gus =" sWarh oi ) lccr; i, q fee,
"iu" an" MeIGhS c"mlcir i"r Ecanta .t q Ia,lnJ,
~ oSe Who have ONLY seen or used line old lLH,y
pattern hrs' introduced, wi!I scarcely recognise rh.
neat handy and con' 'cnlonl Machine "a up for ilc
prCSClt season.
The improved Fingers penetrate the inc,, grass,
ana WI '"i as close and as Gle an any uhcr Com.
%ncd Machine.
Any intelligent Farmer wishing 10 icsi the MAJ hins
'l 90 So II c has any doubts OF as beng the cheap.
est and hest Alachlue.
Purchases "i Machines any other persons wish.
IiIg TO act as Agent do 81. aud Viii pay them =
i4r 'a'n nfdrr M me from responsible party paya.
bIe "n delivery Of The Ma, hine
fRICt. of : i""t Machlne : l3j cash or $40. so
cash balance m"uihS NNIlh interest. liur,c Ma.
chInC y % cash or >l5 so cash balance usual lIme
CASTINGS, Si'kIES, Nc, always ON hand
Apply 10 or address H. r. ELKINTON
No. lib Market ST.. below 2nd,
mari I-5m Philadelphia. Pa.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
BRICK-EAAKlNG, Painting,
&c.

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
P"h'Ic that he Is prepared To ILL., at hIs Brick.
nar' near smyrna Landing, orders for any amount of
Hard Red SrclchPrs San0n and oIl nIhcr EinJ. r
bCkS' except the pressed" at the shortest nolcc
lie VIII also mako and burn Kins in The country when
ueslfeu ~ lie also continues 10 carry ON the
FAiNIINti business in all It's branches eXccuIing
work IN snpernrstvle. WILLIAM MCAFEE
Smyrna, Del, Aprl %, 81.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
.,..~c, i|j;icOus advertisements.
FAIRFIELD ~ENggN -EsY.

Rev J. Il. N'NPErrEN. A. N prracip4r
il." 'arsr and loufl>hg ,r,~r.iat 90, ..,.lg
4 i"cH'rd II ENK:ii:t = iit....i}.E:, as.
NEW NO'. Il, seven m,i'> t,i:,! Ia. .... .,... s.,
!rH. Il .,lo.d al ..iit;c Fats lr,,i Is r =. IRE
c.hNc,rd tr'a ,h- .i.' "a. {" 'rrm IL, an,i.r
4. 't.'... .t-' .3t...
c'"rae 90 u.tnnPm'rIt a!li thrIHic,l iNn..Irics.
It's Ll"r"fic>" over 5000 volumes, and IL Faculty ut
Twelve '"rougA and cNp"ficneod Yclch, Is furnish
claims ior liberal share al public latruI!age
COURSES or STIDY,--A Commercial Course
the same as that Of the best CunmrrcIul Colleges
Two Graduating Cuursts for Ladics,-ouc Of three
years, equal to that of the best Semimarcs and one
live years. equivalent Ia the regular College Course.
Up@n the completion of either, Parchment Diplomas
are conferred, and, If possible positions secured.
Special attention given 10 Young Men preparing for
College.
TUIFlON.-FOr term of II weeks, from $500 IL
5000 Orhamctas at reasonable rates. EOard and
Washing, SID per week.
Fall Term he!ins August 2GI', 1857. Winter Term
| December 10Th.
For Caa ognns or Rooms. address the Principal ol
! }. MATTER, Secretary.
Fairfield, Aug. ID ISJ1-ly
| RErERENcES JAMES KNIGHT, Esq, Daver;
! SAMUEL WARD, ESD, ST. George :
HENRY PRATT, Esq, IIaZellNille
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
Pacific Ocean ssuasso.

w respectfully call the attention Of Agriculture
w lists to the above article, and would remark
That II Is undoubtedly one Of the RICHEST qua.
NOES ever impaired. 1t is similar in constituents
to other carg0c sold by during the past few years
and which gave in all cases, entire salisiaction.
We esteem il fully equal To PERUVIAN GUANO
farmers Those who have used if the longest and
most extensively, consider it superior 10 the above
GuauO.
1t is packed in SOUHd Bugs of the s:tne dimcu
Si0ns as Peruvian, weighing about $50 lbs each. ard
Is IN fine condition for applying, requires 10 pull
VcrisIug
9Cy-PRCE Sij per 1900 lbs - q cents per In. A
liberal deduction made on purchases of larsc parcels
ALLEN 4, NEEDLES,
No. 10 SNulh Whar, es, and IL S0uIh Water st.
tc25-3m PhladpIuhia
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
TO THE PUBLIC

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons a. lacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. lie expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
G3- lie will also run Wagons to and.from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
and receive a liberal share of the public patron-
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec I9,"55-tf
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
Farmers Of Delaware,
R4sppetFn,eV

"H can supply Yourselves villa Chemical M2nurc>
" araI.!cd IT R!..-WliIr have iccu ~ %uccc>>tu,
use n New Jersey ur the past Seven YcarS-Ihry
have rCrCtNcd Tia" DIPLOMAS al ACu Jrr,cv New
"rk, Delaware, ami fci~vila NarI, ultur;i So
ccrs, and hrNr !c"n r.~,d hv TIE President Of The
| hilrI Stito~, OF his Garden and on the Public
(r"iiiis al NJ n> .ugtuH, ID. t. and hy The fo!uWI"
gentlemen. l.z: Locke. Esq: + Ia>Irr ! l.
Reeves. Clari~turp, New Jersey; $cnltnr Roberts,
" IN Miller, aud iis lorh, o Cape Island, New Jcr
I sew
'rh,tna~ Mn"rd, ~, Camden, \ J, DR. Bcrcn>. DR.
kul4ht, Mc tIc.i MIR Atkins ~ lI Lew J,,!rcon all
q" .NtW j'teci i--h' >ay u j. - tIIEA PEST 3lI.
MOST Ri.Li ABLE u AEI .tI.~ Lo,y m Ust, be.
M PcrmaHcHl and H. pros iLt hand hy rnrlrfIlg
Ne SOL II y Suicd 10 tie crops Nuu ra>c-
Cora, Pula "r@, trl~-, Wheat O~. Nc Rv enclosing
Il thcch % any AcW jersey ar Ha:!ad Bank or refer
cHee u @y good llun>r ,Il Il! a. or ~ >I:n.e Tor
Pt"Iuc" al tar Market r"+ here vuur orders y III be
IiI'd ahd Shipped Ia sou. frccuI aye expense
% Every article sold by me is Guaranteed.
Super Phosphate ot LlInc, $40 90 a Ton.
bone FAosPhatc, $50 % a -
Amcric IN Fertilizer, $50 90
Barrel IS sufficient for an Acre Of Ground.
broad cast.
Pore Bone Dust, 600 barrels now ready.l AT
- per barrel or 81 ten.
Poudrctte No. l, 600 barrels now readyAai
- TO 50 barrel.
Land Plaster No. III GOO barrels, at 81
to - a barrel.
Potash, 20 J4rrr!s
Peruvian. Palagonia aud Gillian GUANO.
GEORGE \. LElNAr Proprietor.
No. u south "ni street.. Philadelphia CIIy, Pa
Nhn'Sale Ica."'s allowed Liberal DI>cn,inI.
&3PamihrI> be had uu Application InIv ,llicr
or OF my AgcuIs. m,rII I'm
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
Ayers Cherry HScct0raI

For the Rapid Cure of Coughs, Colds, IIoarsc-
ness, Influenza, Bronchitis, " Whooping- Cough,
Group, Asthma. lncipIcnt Consumption,
and i0rhc rciItt of cOnsumpive patients III ad IancCd
stages OF the disease.
We need II speak 10 the public Of lis virtues
Throughout every town, aud almost every hamlet of
Inc American STATES, lis wonderful cures OF pulmonary
complaints have made il already known Nay, few
are The families IN any civilized country ON tins tonil.
heht without some personal experience OF lis effects
anu lever yct the cOmmI mites any where which have
not among them living trophy of lis yicuryovcr
me subtle and dangcro Is diseases of the throat and
lungs. W ale 1t Is the most powerful aIulduic vet
known 10 man for the lurIndable aud dangerous dis
eases oi The pulmonary organs II also The pleasant
caI ana |lesl remedy that can he Ovcd iur infants
ana Young persons. Parents should have II IN store
n"al'i tIc lnSldrouS enemy HAT scil. upon icIn uI-
prepared. We have abundant grounds To believe The
Cherry Pecnral saves lives bv the rnusumpiIoI
II prevents than thOsC IL cures. kepp II hv YOU and
cure your colds white they curahle, nor neglect
them until no human skill can master the ineXorahlc
caker that, fastened on the vIla>, eats your llicaway
MI Know the dreadful fatality of lung disorder and as
lh"y know too the virtues OF this remedy we need not
can he. We spare COST no care no tpIl 10 urnlucc
1t The most perfect pUssIhlc, and thus afford Those who
Tn!y 0nt the best agent which our skill can furnish for
their cure,
Prepared by Dr. j. G.. Sycr,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
And sold by D. LOCKWOOD and }. P IIOFFECkER
"Wyrh'' ana all Traders everywhere. d 1-Gm
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03

The evening train North and the morning
t:aln South are freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
New Castle accommodation train leave New
Castle 30 a. M, arrive at Wilmington 6 80,
arrive at Philadelphia 8 3G I'm. Leave Phiu-
delFhia 90 p. M, leave Wilmington > 08, ar.
rive at New Castle 2 - 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 II Phiadelphia
with trains to New York.
f. Q. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del r. r.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
Nett UaSh Esry Goods Vgou<c

UPENING OF SPRNG GOODS!
EYRE q LANDELL, Fourth and Arch ,,s
PhladcIphla, are now Offering a full! stock OF
NEW GOODS tor Spring Of Iejs
Fashionable Spring Goods,
Back Silks, u 10 81 inches wide,
Spring Dress Goods, new styles,
ShawlS, IN all the newest styles,
British, French and American Chjntzcs
Full Stock Of Domestic Goods,
Foil Stock Of European Goods.
CJ~N. B. Birgains in Scasonable Goods.
daily received from the AUCTIONS Of New
York and Phiadephiq
+. ). MERCHANTS are invited to examine
the Siock--IERMS Nclt Cash, and Low Pr..
Us mari -3m
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
k'Ee EGG HzE
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS,

THE subscriber has commenced runninC
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna 10
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FREIGT ofail kinds.
He will also run hisWagons to and from Snyr-
ma LaTdIng, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds ofFricght brought by the Vessels: Bricks,
Iron, Wood, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
by calling OH the subscriber.
JOS. &. GRIFFITH.
0F Letters and small packages confidcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge &C. G.
feb I3-te
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
Wilmington Advertisements.

HARD TIMES.-The past winter has been
felt bV The most OF m peorl.' Of our country - opt
will deHy and icre t,r these jD,rl times,
for he la>I wear, WErre. Wuuu ash would all kinds
"i spec ula0:S fetch up H. particularly IN Western
lands For the last two cart, IIOn, Leather office
Sugar, Mo!aSscs, Flour. and on. GOT he, n!d all
sou IN prces and IN fact nearly everything we eat.
drink and wear, iep the effects of huI Wild sIrcula
ton; while The poor hTClilIC his labor the last 20
feel The rise Had the ha;d liics kept u OrIWO
years longer, the result MU Id have been Il coat
Nnuld have d0ubic It's present prc,. and ~0 ii
would have been Nilha hat barrel OF flour, gallon
nt InOaSses, pound OF su"arOr coffee, ad and
hnuserent not exc luded; 10 leather, need II say
raises equal with the land allus aud by thus
lae. Boots and Shoes would have been double their
present prices; but the hard times. that great eer
said "stOp 10 these Wild speCudt 0ns O our Couniryi
aud TO do it, shook uadc of all kinds To very CEN
ire, which caused many articles forced into the
narkt I, aud then The ready cash brings them down tO
IL low figure. few days ago bou ghI D OF
HOis and Shoes lower prices for the quaiItv, than
] ever bought beioe; and since nave heen i'll the
Shoe business never had Boots and Shoes that could
sell as low for the quality rs tan this present time.
he readers Will rcmem1er Il nj Is talking pretty loud
tor us, yet lmean it; the Shoe business this Spring,
will STIR up with long pole ult IL fairly LUWlS Ii
sny to the render am selling Mems long Boots of good
material and strongly made. for 81 ~ per pair, and
mems fine and also SHOES for only "a pair
aud Misses Calskn heel Boots for My 3A cts pair
all of good mnicrlal and maze we'll You would say
PshaW If they were worth anvIhg, could get more
Tor them aud yet you would tell the truth in say
ing. RuI II Is well known fact that mode of do
ing business, is small profits and quick saeS-hereby
turning money over o ten, and then il counts WE'LL
Those who are IN want of cheap Boots and SnCs will
call at FLANIGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store west Second
street, Wilmington. Del.-mUre commonly known Il:
ihe Wall Street of WiImlmgIun,-where Boots and
Shoes are on hand to fit from Infant To a Giant.
A liberal deduction made To those Whu huy TO sci
again. Our next advertisement ill he mostly to the
ladies. apl5
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
REG TIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY.

The Smyrna library and Reading Room arc
open OH 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 and returned between and i in the
afternoons of said days, and between I 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 cnd 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 0rder Of The Board of Trustees.
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03

Il. L. > 4 y ID il Il $
No. So ARKET STREET, above Third,
HILHINGTON DEL,
Wholesale and Retail
EsPy (s sOOIs store.
CATALOGUE Eofkeduced Prices. in Spring and Sum.
mer Goods, 10 suit Cash Buyers:
25 cent Delaines Ail he sold ter lHs cents;
~ cent DelaIHes VIII be sold ior lG cents
yards ~ cent DeIaines will be sold for 81;
y cent GinshatnS will be sold for Is cents
loa cent GImghams I2J do
l25 do do 10 do
p do Figured Swiss for Dresses will he sold for q
l23 DO Cahcoes will be sold fOc and 10 cents;
l6 do Lawn III cents;
III do do 10 do
g. 9, ~ anl l2l cent Mus!ns warranted to be worth
to cents more o.! Tie yard Than eun be
bought tyr elsewhere.
Plain all Wool DeIuucs, Plaid and Figured Rnrcoe
Grape DESraene Shawls, SIk Gingham
and Chr IL / mbrellas and ParasOs of The
latest styles
Black and Fancy Dies, Silks at greatly reduced prices;
All wool CasSImeres 6j cents TO ST 2i
Boys fancy Cotton PlaIds from - cents IN:
Rms quality OF White aud CuInred Brillantes al 70
cents up 10 % together with man, uIhC r
goods too tedious 10 mention
" Call and see Tor yourselves Prices warranted
10 suIi No. 50 Market street, Wilmington Del.
may6ly
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03

We are the authorized Agents for the sale oi the
above des"rIbcd Reaper and Mower, tNIanny's I'm.
pfOvcd,l 50 nUIcd hruug huut the country We know
The Machine and have seen 1t work aud " Itput c,
laton can truly say It's the best and cheapest Reaper
IN use,-wlll give more entire satisfaction.
supply OF the Machines will be constantly kep
on hand.
Also. the best Revolving Wheat Rakcr
GEO. w. CUAIAlINS, d CO.
Smyrna, Nav l3 h, 1853 rHm1
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
FOR SALE.

A COLORED BOY, aged 10 years and months
having - years Ia serve. lie large and very sroui
Tor hIs age has excellent health, and Is able to 10
good work. Wall he sold in the State upon terms Tho
most rensnnnble Apply TO the Subscriber at his resi-
dencc nehT Black !siOn's = Roads
JAMES II. CONNER
Feb lS, '5S.lm
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
WILLIAM STUBBS.
House and Sign Painter

GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, &c.
begs to announce To his iIcnds and public pcneraIv
Oi smyrna aud surrounding country, that he Inns re
moved from 81. Georges, and loraied hms, ON ON
merce street Smyrnn, where he will IN the future
con 'lcl his business and begs respectfully To
solicit Tie patronage and support Of the ladies' and gen
iemen 0i lh's town anu country assuring them that
he Will execute all orders n the ahevc line of busi
ness with strict regard TO economy neaincss and s
patch Tor his experience OF more Than thirty years
MN encouragement 10 state that he can execute all
branches 0t House Painting and Interior Decorating 10
III" satisfaction Of all who may please 10 enirust him
with Their orders. Tho most respco table References
given, ami all Orders pnnctunlly attended 10.
VI INVITATIONS OF WOOD AND MARBLE
bKoNLlNG, GLIDING, &c also. Entry Walls and
Jennings Painled IN superior China Glass Cours &C.,
"o. Smyrna, March % S.if
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
EyMpOrlaass In Farmers !
The mo~l talu Ible manure nuw IN the market is
MiTCIlEII x CROASDALE'S
Improved Aumc.Iiacd

4hI NIIT4IIIl & VRUNNDAIIE
Improved Ammc,Iiacd
Bone S"por-i'hosphatc of Lime.
II uol only stimulates the growing crop bur perma.
ncnl'y cnrchcs thr ltaA. II Is prepared entirely by
"afrHcs under ;i!r direction ui of the first Chem
LIS IA lhe country and /, arrnfcd Pure and Uniform
~ rs r"mr">on. Il oniy needs 10 he seen hy the m
irhgem Farmer ID conyu,cc h.m Of lis Intrinsic value
&a a permanent Fcrlizcr.
FOR sale IA ilr-" or siniil quantities by
tEnASnNLE, PIERCE X co,
lul Norih y haivcs one door above Arch street
PnIIadcl phia,
And by most Of The princrai dealers llrous shout the
country. mh2j.3m
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03

IANDRETH'S
&ras, Agricultural Warehouse,
S3TA Nos. II and % South Sixth street,
--@ Near the State House. PhIladel phla.
Zen iloorS OF tins spacious building. erected express
ly Tor the ProprletOrs trade. stored with Secdsard
Implements OF interest to Farmers and Gardeners.
Si.rty Years ESfabiiShed.
The subscribers desire To call the attention Of every
one interested IN Farming and Gardening, 10 their
we'll selected stock of
Agricultural Implements and Machinery;
Great Variety of Horticultural Tools;
Warranted Garden aud Flower Seeds:
Grass and Field Seeds OF the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold hv us re mostly
manufactured nt our Seam Works Bristol Pa.
Having fitted up tins establishment without regard
10 eNrClSc, with the most complete machinery, for the
manufacture of various kinds of Agricultural lmpIe-
meniS' we are now prepared To supply all articles IN
lhS line FULLY equal II Hui superior any Ihms Ol lie
KIND ever beinre offered to the public.
LANDRETlIS warranted GARDEN SEEDS
Have been before the put lie for upwards "t sINY
years their wide spread popularity, and the constant
~ increasing demand from year year, Is The nes'
evidence OF their superiority over all others.
W Country Merchants can be supplied with seeds
IN papers or Dulk, on the most liberal terms.
BlOOmsdae, near Bristol, Pa, our (ia:den Seed
grounds, contains three bundled and seNehiy acres
and Is the largest establishment of the kin III Ihe
world. n IA\DRE'TII A son,
Nos. 81 and % South Sixth street, Philadelphia.
se3O-,,m
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
PhIIadeIphia Advertisements

NarnlShcS! Varnishcs !
BERNHARD CALMAN. No Ia row, j.,
~ North Fourth street, between CJ"o (I'u No
y Race, upper side, philadrlpbia
Manufacturer OF all kinds of Narni,hc,N 4 t.,,-
Has always on hand a large siocL or ~, Pdns'
net |aTnISheS from ~ % upwards: Coacl, V, Hoi
l'"h - W upwards; DanaI Narnsh from 81 =" mes
wards Best drying Japan; Black Iron li,,,' ," "p'
app j1.iy =" c'''
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
Still Selling OF!

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CAMUEL BIIBY. No n MARKET ST., VIII
- MiAGIOA, DEL, not having sold all his stock
of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS will continue
the sale, with the intention Of closing them out as carly
posslble.-amoug whIch will lie found many desi
rahle Goods for LADIES' Spring and Summer Wear.
Also. Men and Boys Goods in large Variety with new
materials for Ladies' Travelling Dresses,
Not forgetting their Summer Shawls
New Umbrellas and Parasols;
TO which have been added many new and beautifuI
Clouds for the present season all Of which will be sud
at greatly Reduced Prices.
la the new CARPET ROOM will be found the
largest ASSIGNMENT oil handsome and durable Carpets
opened in this city. Also, Canton Mating and
Floor Oil Cloths. all widths; some very superor:-lo.
gether with Rugs and DoOr-Ma.s in variety
Wilmington. April 30. '58-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03

c,jI ANNA 1e oo, S2s 90
Silver Lcplnc, full lJewelled, - - w w
Siar;. b,o,',; 90
CnlJ S,o.i.'ri. 10
Fine Silver Specacles, w
IIi1' Eit p;t 70
S,t,.or no, C,. 10
r,tt b l't 1 1' ''' %
f:r, L'' ID y @ '''' ~ anu S!lNe' hoGcr. co
ti, IJi ,7,, 7' 7, 80 'I'" !" ~ W Aloh Glasses
proportion. All goods WA rrarl:rt II, lac ., ,L y, ~
sold Tor. SIAUFtER j HARLEY
% On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers ,n,
LePIneS' Sli!i lower than the above plrc, 2lIu
Smyrna times., 1858-06-03
E'A'FEIss e.. Laws
& HARLEY
PHILIDELPHIi.
Cheap Watches, JcWcIrV

2s7sZ WHOLESALE and RETAIL
ca w " Pmadelpha Watch and jtmrIrS '%S
Street, corner Of Quarry, PhrIadcl,Iu, '''"i'u
Gold Lever Watches, iull.jcwcIcd, IS rnra,,