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new AOpfrtisrmrnts.
Grand Concert for the Benefit
ofthe Artists Engaged
IN THE
Mount Vernon Concert.

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Juae s,h. at The
" CHAPEL Of the FEMAfE ACADEMY, In which the
following talsat viii appear. - So
M'ls MARIE DE- RoODE . Frima Donna.
Nile PAlikilE,.... ..-..........-.-. Pianist,
Mons. A. PtSGUEI.Y -. ......-...-.. vSonnisi'
Assisted By Chorus Of thirty Ave, and an Orches
OF Thirty, consisting Of members % tie rhllar-
monic szcicty; and other professional taleut le
ely.
Pruf o. BECKER, Conductor.
tickets 81, q be had at IN Masic Store Il J. Nc
Clare. u. Bs1soH a Co, al tbs Book sseFes and al
the door. Junes2l
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uFeF tI1 slslTe % III e n HI0tf1Il
As Mr.. D's room y nas large, bat hrniie9 number
cars thea - se4soa.
Faenfs Who have hal their ettFsn ianeE1t xzffrxly
~ Mr.. y. know hse apprersats his ius< uEtan.l
PiioSO6kAPHY tAnebt as asa4i. Sc sdssFtsss-'
haeha u@Fao-G
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Nashville Female Academy.

ENoRTY-THIRD Annual Exhibition by the Senior
l. Class, viii take place Monday, June 9th, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and clock p NJ; Tuesday, June eth
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ; Wedn esday,
June Sth at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The public respect
fully invited 10 attend these exercises.
G. ID. ELLIOTT.
n. F. ACADEMY, June 3, 1859.
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Valuable Country Residence at
Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of June next. on
" the premises propose to sell that beautiful farm
known as the SMILEY PLACE. This is Of the
most commanding sites for Country Villa In tie vi
cini:y Of Nashville The firm contains 81 acres,
VIII be divided t. suit purchasers. There is q
the best Springs in Amerioa it; also, "a thrifty
young Orchard.
TERMs.-0ne, two ard three years credit for notes
salts actorily secured, bearing interest and lien
tanned. A. v. ) IINDSLEY.
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VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL. DEl.EoATIoS.--
The following are the names OF the gentlemen
just elected by the people of Virginia 10 rep
'esenG thai State Ia the next Congress. Ia
dive OF the districts. il will be perceived. th'
regular nominees Of The Democratic part,
have been defeated:
I John 7. Ailsoa, Dem. 8. Alex. r. Eosessr, Wig
Z. NJ r. ~ 6AFnett, d. o. John I. tizfFis. 4 u,
q. &c. hslzrfBstt, 1. D. Ia fheFsaEd Clenienz d.
4. Wa. Goode, n. IL Albeit q. tenktnR. b. s
5 Thomas ;. Bocaek, D. ~ n. A. Eiaaaasis.,n. u.
.. kl,.lt . LsaAs, In. Is t4bsn :. Martin. D.
:, .Hllem smah, d. ls
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softening the gums and reducing all inflammation; viii
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest TO your
selves, and =
u RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. -
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R. c. ANDERSON. HENRY sToNELAKE.
E. C. ANDERSON & CO,
No. As South Market street,
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Ecady-Nladc Clothing
AND
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods!

yHTE in receipt OF our Spring and Summer stock
w OF READY MADE CLOTHING, aud ali the latest
STYLES aud i'm orations Of goods for regular
tom work, Suitable for Summer wear, which are
confident cannot fail 70 please in quality, beauty aud
texture. and know can and iotu manufacture them
in a style equal to any house in the city We are
well prepared and give close attention t. tie manu-
fActure Of all Kinds and descriptions of gentlemen s
apparel.
n1-Our resident partner in the East gives his whole
atte the abufscturing business, and ms long
experience heretofore in furnishing Retdy made
Goods for the market, combined With his nowiedge
Of the trade, would convince us did We not know.
that present stock II the hOSr COMPLEtE AMI
TASTEFUL. have had the pleasure of present
ing tO our CUSTOMERS rendering to numerous
friends old aad customers, grateful thanks
their many favors heretofore, and assuring them
that IL will be pleasure for US to be at ;her ser
wee, we remain,
Junea-d2m Il. c. ANDERSON x co.
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= = - So
OPPOSITION CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
L. Thos. 4. II. Nelson, of Washington
2. Horace Maynard, Of Knox.
3. Reese B. Brabson, of Hamilton-i
4. william Il. stokes, Of DeKalb.
s. RObt. Hatton, of Wilson.
9. No candidate.
4. No candidate. ~ 80 tr
8. Jas. VI. QuarIes, OF Montgomery.
o. Emerson Etheridge, of weakley. =
10. John l.. n. Sneed, OF Hardeman
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Bg Your attention, honest people
of all parties, if you please.
The Union and American of the 18th
inst, has the following article, loaded
as editorial matter:
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

East 7ennessee.-P. Dickinson, C. F. Trgg, John
II. Fleming, John Williams. W. b. Reese, Jr.
Middle Tennessee-F. X. Zollicofer, Allen A. Hall,
P. W. Maxey, s. n. HoliDgsworth, John Lellyett.
West Tsnnessee.-Willam X. Poston, Jas. t. Leath,
John c. Farrington, J. NJ. NORTH, W. W. Gates.
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Nashville Female Academ,

Nashville Female Academy.
ENXHIBITIoN of Oil Paintings and Drawings by the
II Pupils in the Exercise Hall, on the afternoons of
hONDAY AND TUESDAY, June 9th and 9Th.
We are very anxious tor the ctZn,s L examine
these Paintings aud Drawings-particuary these who
attend auction sales of Paintings.
Boys excluded from this Exhibition of Paint
ingS. by boys do not mean Young gentlemen, but
all lads who have not flushed their education, and
who not established in business on their own
count. .F..r ...-
juue5-2t. c. D. ELLIOTT
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- JACKSON II. WHITE,
EDWARD HI. EAST, Jr.
FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE

From the Counties ofDavdson Robertson ,Montgom-
- 90 cry and Cheatham: W.
= H. Il. CHEATHAM, OF Davidson.
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JUST RECEIVED BIZ
W.T.. BERRY q CO., Public square.
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d G. E Fl ED.
CO N'VHNU ON,

MY sale that came on on thu Goth inst. embraced
vi more lots tnan could conveniently b disposed
of Ia three hours. In con mutation OF that sale
| DrQpose
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nfw Aourrtisrmrnts.
MRS. WINSLOW.
For Children Teething

A y Experienced Nurse and Female physician,
n sents to the attention Of mothers, her
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May la-tf
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
New stock just .ccciynd
An. RARE INnUCEMNNJ> OFFERED to
purchasers, AT III" Store of
LEWIS & BROTHER.
Corner oG TE&E2a & Commerce
Streets,
SzggYRE3A, EGs&f-.,

" here may be touud every variety Of Foreign and
domestic DRY GOODS. together with Boots, Shoes,
tal;rrS Hats, Caps iIar!WAre, (iucon>"ar", Earth
cuuarc Groceries, Nc. The s"ck Is Ple'e, atd Is
being sold at Reduced Prices 10 >uH The tunes.
~ Farncrs Alpchlnic-, ami Citizens generally,
sh0ulL look TO thelr interest \ Dollar saved Is a
Dollar maGc," and those who pnrrha>" Goods al the
nld stand OF tieo. W. CuAmiis, VIII tu!iy realize the
truth. \ ca. Is solicited. lo2'-Ihayl2l
~ B.--Thc Highest Prices Pad in CASH for
Wheat. Corn Rye, OIJs, Fiaxsccd, Beans. " ood ana
Country Prnducc, by LEWIS \ BRO
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
A Dress Shoe for the Ladies'

There exists no doubt, different opinions 10 what
constitutes iady's Dress shoe oi Boot Many fancy
the morocco Cater or Boot Ia be prrl}rst >0nrihuk
the Jenny Linz. ii0pt or Is ,k; urr-, the Hd.,iitr.
the slipper, Ac. ENpCrouccia- laugh, mo The French
Lasting C&itcr considered The IGoaI perfect Dress
Shoe Il lady wears and has been III" leading Dress
Shoe among the most fashionable circles for years So
far Il at t1nt Is cuurerncd, am III behalf Of the
ladies' Thls Summer the iaucy-coiorcd Galters. III
poIat Of uulAhcr,, viii be worn Dress Shne far
more than many ulUcr kIuUN nI sii"cr pat ipGclECr-
As tl the leading ttarS tHst Ill he Wurn the tan
cDJTs. both CUr, aI ii5ht. |e as Ihe dark ashes
OF roses, itikc The lead YET there l. 40 one color
that will be considered directly taking The lead IN
fashion. l!i we'll known ivct iAal ladys Gallcr,
Wheu nude o! good tajing, aud ,'upery PUI in4cih
er viii Out.UeIr any other KIND of Dress Shoe. and
is the cheapest ia tae Ioag ruH. have now On hand
hastings OF all KINDS, a"d various CoiorS. have
card one hIuir,d and forty duicrcHt CulUrs and
shades of cO0rs u French juI EU.,I>h lasting open
now for the inspection OF he ladies; auG irons tins
assortment OF tuDrs lady cannot help getting any
color she wish to ilat"h her dress. Also ;an and
| br1nZc-cDiurcd IV1.Uc-O mCc up IA aAGntancc-a
pre- jy shoe, d vet neal Ijiug. easy shoe, Is 10 be
praised for how often a, Been said IA my hearing,
"i nave sore lTs On my le"i and Jy The ladies' IN
EJs! Nine indies out of every ten, before the
aIe d - from the most feisO lable calculation, have
their feet s.Lrrlng from Corus, Such Is really the
fact; and what Is Inc cause OF hs! How cllcH Is II
the VITA The scnl.cmcn,as sell a, the indies -
Thay gc' pair OF shoes, wear them; apparently they
fit AMI the frs thing they know a are
the feet. Thc fault of This surely is not in the 70
but is IN the of the shoe. As instance, person
can have pair of shoes that Will it ell from ap-
pearance; a yet come 10 wear II, some parts ui Tie
shoe large and set loose on The luot, aud other
partsare tGht as 20 make Curus and bunlOns, WhIC
Is not The iIJI u the foot. aut Is the fault OF the
ker. As instance, p9Ir of boots shoes tha,
properly ct aud put together, viii SET smooth, and
| look wc!l 80 lhr eye, upon the foot. They Will not
ring and twist Inp~ded after icing worn ieN times
ald furthermore, WIli not create the foot L
those who have tcuer feet, and cofls, and buuions
Will give asa :.! 1Nc wl.I sncn convince them how
shoe VIII p)l create cprn4. and vet look we'll Oh Ih4
foot Cal al FLA NlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No
10 West second street, " Wilmington, Del!
/ Nav ~. lsal
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
"Combination and a form indeed "
Dr. NHistaP's EsaIS9EHa Of EKIsta
Cherry,

Whose value in curing Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis,
WhOopng Cough, Group Asthma Pulmonary Alice
ZION, and incIplcut Consumption, is incsIimahe.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
LILLIAN EO u S.
Opening Of the Junction and Break
water Railro L.

According to the PcainSUiar NetsS, the citi-
zens of Milford had gala day last Wednesday. !
on the opening of the Branch road to that
town.
From the top of the new Depot building the
stars aud stripes luatcd proudly to the breeze,
while on a hill at few rods distance the artil-
lery was stationed beneath the loids of large
American ensign. At the bridge where the
road crosses the head waters OF the Mlspilllon,
which divides Kent from Sussex county,
large arch, also Ornamented and draped with
the American banner, was thrown over tire
track SO that the cars should pass u0der it,
On the face of the arch ttouiIn3 the approach
ing cars, was painted III broad apItals the mot
to, {" Kent and Sussex unite III greetings to
their Friends"
On the front or the locomotive was a large
banner with the motto, :" have found the way
to Milford in what direction does Georgetown
lay from here?
Another arch similar TO the one above des-
crbed, at the extreme end Of the track, wore
the motto, This is the way tn G' orgetOwn -
AS the time for the arrival oi the special
train approached the people began to Assem-.
BILE at the depot grounds and by the time the
first signal was HeaTd Hom The coming tam
there were ABOUT 1860 OF 1000 persons on the
ground.
About II o'clock, amid the Of cannon
delightful must from fac band, the cheers o
an immense mG.h;t.ur, and the waving of hand
kerchlets 10y the l,de-, the Iron morse entered
the suburbs Of Milford. y meeting was soor
after held, OF ThIch Gov. Burton was cha r
man. EX- Gov. CauSey tuen read short adj
dress, in which he gave bri4t hlstory of th'
road stating that its cost 20 NJ l'ord was $40,
600, and It's whole cost, Including depot, &c
would be $i73J00; that the road was built 10
about SIS 900 per nIe and was, therefore, TIN
cheap pest road in the country. Gov. Blrto
made a brief reply, hen Judge Houston fl
lowed as the orator OF the day, in neat an
appropriate speech. The invited guests the
formed into procession aud marched into towt
and after Queuching their thirSts from wei
laden table, proceeded in the order TO th
hotel of Mr.. ParyiS where ;hey sat down to
sumptuous repast prepared in The most exec
lent manner. After satisfying the inner ma
with the subsiantials, and pa,t king OF vari'
ty of the most delicious d-I9aCIes tOlsts Wer
given and replied to by Messrs 5. NJ. Fe!to
A. c. Gray. Morton McM lcharl, Judge Ha
rinGton and General Patterson. The speaker
were exceedingly happy IN their remark
which repeatedly cOnvuised those assemble
with roars Of laughter.
At 5 O'Clock the banquet was hastily broug
to close by the arrival Of The iron horse,
convey the visitors back 10 their respecll'
homes.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
.Enrt.us HsiitOR.

-. TTNEA ULALER, 1913 South See und 81 beo"
a. i Chestnut auG SCI Race ST., Al owe ElEntu, ~.
..I4PbiIaGc .phia, keeps choice selection oi '"e
~li--7 very finest TEAS and COFFEES imEoL'fpSm d.
Having been engaged for many years IN the ca
ness his tacIiIrs Tor purchasing III The hes i,,
mn seW2 ly
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15

FINE WRlTlNG-The appearance Of an Aurora
Boreals has afforded newspaper editors and reporters,
all over the country. an opportunity 10 get oil SON
specimens of very fine writing III which the entire
stock OF adjecves in the language has been exhaust
ed. In this torrent and whirwind Of highlaun it is
relief and pleasure TO fall back upoA plain, vig"ros
AngloSaxon, and TO note in simple phrase the ict that
the most beautiful and durable garments for gentle
men and youths 10 be found in the country those
made AT the Brown Stone BlOthng Hall of Rockhill
Wilson, Nos. COB and 6Uj Chestnut street above Sixth
| Phudel phia.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15

Among the many rcsioraIives which nature has sup
Piled TO relieve The Affections OF humanity, there is 10
more avoritc one for class of diseases than
the "mcdicinal gum" Of the Wild Cherry Tree but
however valuable it is its power TO heal to soothe TO
relieve and to cure, is enhanced len-old by scientific
and Judicious cembinali' with other ingredients.
themselves o. equal worth. This happy mngIipg ex-
lists i'll that
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
DIR. IIAMPTON'S
COMPOUND EDiWYetiC Pills

Are highly recommended by eminent physcjans,
sale certain, speedy and permanent cure for Gravel
S,rcIpres aud all either diseases arrangement OF h'
ba,lHrr and htdnc>S Furr tIlly GEMS per EoN.-
sSen, 10 an, ad.!,r-~ nee ,ii receipt "l price.
NdJrc-, i.t T. II AMPlON q co,
40 100 Spruce S3cct. PHt!tdclph!a.
Also, proprirlors and Manufacturers of
Dr. lluhptnu's AuIi Rscumnilr Mixture,
MrG.clIcd Cungh Syrup,
The Grras UcsldcfuIuH or lltr Restnref.
aug25, - 2m
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
ImDOrtant to LIcmalCs.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PlLL$.-The combi-
nation ol uttr'ilc ~ -r Pills ia" result Of
long and extensive ;rtclIr". They mild "a the r
operation aud CERTAIN correcting all IrrcEHIa rifles.
Painful MaH>fcIrupu-. removing AL chslruciinus,
whe;hur jr,n cp ur otherwise. hca, .chc ain inIhc
side, pll,ipt ui thr hclrt whites, all nervous al
ectiou- hy,'"r'r eue, PAIN lu the back and limbs,
&C. diaiur1"" ircP, Ni ca tisc from nejrupt.,n oi
nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
IS - the CJntu"uce1Fn nt of in the treatment
pi those irr"2ul1run, aud ob,truCtious which have
cousIsuod 80 uIt th' t-lnd oi the vUunG. The beau
tu ami tt- aej,yrd t,l Prrnlturc Grave. No lr-
nnip iu cul'y apti .ai'i uic-~ Is r'tuar. and
whenever aH oo-trlctIon takes place the general
health b""'u~ 10 decline.
DR. CIE..@g.N ms PILLS arr tho most ctlrclual
remedy known tor all complaints peculiar To Fe-
males To an c.lss', lli"y IuyIiHahlc inducing,
wirh certainty, periodical regularity. Thcy known
10 ia u,auds nave used thea at different periods,
through The country having the sanction of some
of the nJst eminent physIcions America. Explicit
directions stating when, and when they should not he
used ". each 5rx-;hc Prco Ole Dollar each box,
containing 80 Pills.
4 valuable P,mphct, 70 he had Ctcc Of tho AGENTS.
Pills by ml, promptly, by enclosing price 10 the
General Agent. Sold by JAMES p. IIOFFECKER.
Snyrna, and by DR., gg~ls generally.
K. q. HUICiIlHGS General AGENT,
febl7ly ljj Chambers ST, New York
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
B0SToN, April Is, 1852.

BOSTON, \ prIl 49, 1852.
(No. IS Union ST,
Mr.. Seth ". FOWle,-DEAR SIR;-Nour invaluable
medicine can truly say, has literally snalched ne
lfOm The grave. July was attacked by sudden
Cold, which Resulted IN Il very severe Cough, with
violent Pains i'll the Side and Chest became SO
much rednccd that my friends frankly told me that |
must die. AT Tins CRISIS, heard of WisIars Balsam
0i Wild Cherry, ANA immediately sent for a bottle
The etcct produced was indeed wonderful. My ply
sicIan of the respectable in Boston, WHO had
previously tod me that cure was hopeless came III,
and informed INN what had taken. lie examined
The }lSan aud al Used 10 continue lie use OF II,
since which ttme have continued 20 improve da@y
and The SAINT" physician who had given me up, Ici,
Il icW dul SINCE, that nuahl vel live many ycdrs
| Respectfully, MARY ROWE
We can ,hocgltiIy testify the Truth OF the above
stlitmcn;, Mrs i;o%e having been an inmate OF uuI
| family, WILL M BENAEII,
| MARTHA BENNETT,
None genuine unless signed BUTTS Oh the wrap
per,
Prepared hy SETH ". TOWLE & CO., Boston
and iJr sale hr }. 7. li'.l, chrr aud +. Mansfield
Smyrna 4. ". Splcer. Lcrp,ic; J. l.. iicverin LIli
Creek Landing .jautN 'nWr rlli %nnand ID. Burton
Dover; rhomas Simpson, Ca.udru; James Cock, Ere
derca Jacob Y fu,.lk aud +. +. ljlmmer-iry, Nil
ford; J. II. j. W. Il. NanlieseI CafNs Corner aud b
Dealers generally. LY&S I'm
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING. Of all the latest
styles, and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales
JONES ~ CO.. Of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
.CLOPuING SrOHE, GOl Market Street, Phlladcl-
phla marks the lowest selling price in Pam Figures.
OH each arli,ie All Goods sold or made to order are
warranted satisfactory, and our O4e Price System is
strictly adhered To- We believe this /" he the only
air way OF dealing, thereby all are treated alike.
JONES ~ Co,
Oc2S-ly 6OlaAlarket ST., lhi!adclphli
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
The Baltimore Patriot.
March q, 1859.

THE BALTIMORE DAILY DATRlOT is |
published every afternoon, and mailed to sub
scrbers out OF the city, at SlA DOLLARS
per annum, in advance; or, EIGHT DOLLARS
If not in advance. The TRIM EEkLY PA
TRIOT is mailed at -, if pad in advance, or
- at the end of the year.
TIE PATRIOT oiiirs every facility to bust
ness men, and to advertisers these advantages
VIII ch are afforded by j9nrnai, wIrh Circu-
lation established for nearly haf century,
and constantly increasing. TO this It adds the
further ludLcament, tha' II contains the latest
Foreign News aud State of the Markets, up to
half lfter two O'Clock, each day OF It's publlca-
ton.
The WEEKLY BALTIMORE PATRIOT
is published every Saturday, at the office Of the
Daily and T'ri-W eek.y latr,ct. III Baltimore
street, at the very low price Of ONE DOLLAR
| per annum.
This long established, widely circulated aud
| popular journal IS issued every Saturday Morn
my, on u large double medium sheet, contain
lng all the News Of the Week by tie Mails
aud Telegraph, Political, Literary ard Misccl-
iancous, Guiding Editorials, Correspondence,
Nc. Also, complete Commercial Review tor
the week, embracing pr.ces current OF every
article in the Baltimore market prepared with
! =
also, an account Of the Money Market, aud u
weekly review OF the Foreign ana Domestic
Markets.
Containing, therefore, as il does, choice lite
rary and miscellaneous Intelligence, lnciuImg
the very latest news by maII and teiegraph
local intelligence, editorials, essays, &c, be-
sides much agrcui,ura information, and per-
feet in its commercial department, the BIltI.
more Weekly Patriot dollar newspa pvr---Is
emitted to rank amongst The cheapest and 5es
jourEas Of its kind in tins country.
T Err n ::
copy, one year, 81 90
6 copies, TO one address, one year, > 90
II copies, " 10 90
The cash to be sent in all cases before The
paper v i'll be forwarded. Clubs OF 80 aud up
wards, 10 one address, will be furnished at th,
low price OF 50 cents each.
Address JOHN +. SIARRETTS y co.
iy2!-f Baltimore, Nd.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
EUSENES3 GARD.
6Y1EhRGN xy. CE,EH1gENS.

q E4SB Is G z - I I Va " - ~,
OFFICE OIL Main street, first door above the
BAN! Of Smy yrna,
DEAI.S in all kinds of Grain and Seeds
~ Stocks, Bills Of Exchange, Drafts, ChechS'
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, W 00O'
&C., &c. II
His Vessels ply regularly between this ara
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to Bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March y, lS5S-ly.
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ORIGINAL AMMONiAThD
{. E.Eh0AHt2NfC IS E4EallC.

Super {, Ea0sf 538gC IS E4la.ie.
THE subscriber has enieIcd the eiAhlh year SINCE
La ,,ninn,,rt line. ,nlrui.,iurc ul ihc AlHmo-
nia'ed Super lho> hate of Lime, Wh'ch has 'ttn cA
tcnsyely and which has given more genera Sa.-
isiac;lun than any oIa.r ho>rtae /" use LIS ar
rangeEci.ts complete for toEW"lhs ''e E'"'""'
,nr oi Tho least ,,sllc cost labor and cartng az
will enable EIm 10 sell n lhe lowest rate !" icaieS" ="
Farmcis. r Warranted Free lr"H any AdI,'e'"''O"
or Mixture Oi Plaster, Line. Mari or Ch1TcGa''
Manufactured and SGd by c. B hO1iNS' -
10 III M,arlCt street, FhilaGN p''''
ALSO Pu'c Bone nust aud Grcund B"le' "a tl'JT T
OF Soda and Potash nr making Compu:t> S":n"cIo1"N
Mexican iiu;..lo al lie loves market i,I.Ccs ~
{. 3 EUlHES
auei-2m III hliT"c1 81 "
Smyrna times., 1859-09-15
TO TIE PUBLIC.

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he INTENDS to run
Baggage Wagons s. Hacks tolnd from the Rail
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose OF
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bay
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part Of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
G|}- 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 fdvors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share Of the public patron
age. EBENEZER LURT4.
Dec. 10, ,"58-tG
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-23
New Livery stable.

TAsTLE& KEAN, having purchased the wen kno~n
e1t Beal, beg leave to inform the publ c generally,
that as soon as practicable, they intend to hit up
their establishment in . name. not to De : TSl sea
have a new supply of carriages, Buggies. and other
>ehicles, as weil as Carriage, Buggy, and Saddle Hor-
sin hct every accommodation TOR travellers, plea.
nre parties, and others, can be had At reasonable and
tiafactorv rates. HENRY 4. CASTLE,
A. ITO KEAN.
Having sold to Messrs. Castle / Kean the Livery
= BILE on Third street, known as "Beals Livery
. hle." I take this method of recommending my
successors to my patrons and the travelling commu-
atty, believing that they will give full satisfaction to
all their customers.
ROBEPT BEAL
Baton Rouge, La, April %, 1859.