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RURHETTs COCAINE.
HURNETT's COCAINE.
BURNETT's COCAINE.
SUSAN r POPE,

IL single appicat on renders the hair mo matter
how sh aud " sofi and glossy for several days Ii
ded by all w have used he a. and cham
est Hair Dressing ia The Verdi
Prepared by jttSErh 81 RNEfr& co, Bosom
For sale Ivy dealers generally, III cents a DO tie
PREMATURE loss o. THE HAIR which is sd
common nova days, may be en- Teiy prevented by The
use of btvnHs Go oaiHe. has been in iha-.nds
OF eases VIII re hslr WAS coming CAT Ia aa ndsul d
has never failed to arrest us cecsy and promote
her by and vigorous growth Il "a, the same time
unrivaied as h.essi.g fsr the hair A single appca
ton w,l, IL sof aud glossy days G3s
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j. MGARTEN,
499 Sece'sth ST., opposite Odd Fetlo,cs Hall.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,

WASHINGTON, d. c.,
CNNGRAVER AND DESIGNER IN GENERAL
IL Inventor and Manufsc tufer of tn. dew lmproyet
Seal Presses, Watch-case El,gysssr Wood Engraver
Music Puncher, Stencil Gsi,sf Copper plate Ensraver
and LithGgrsphS<, prepared to execute on
any aiOn gold, silver, brass, copper steel Ac, in
manner as workmanlike as By any ohe, establishment
IN the United States. The subscrh2E eis confident tina
all orders iairusied HIM viii siyc perfecl sa,tacuo1
charges made f|
e.sal Presses tssaSial Hand an Block Seais W.,,.
rnse Engraver, Wood rhgraver, Nu>'c ruashrF SrncI
Catser, cpSperPls.e EnGrayer, Li'hograpaeI,Ae OILS
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FARMS NEAR WASHINGTON. D, C.
FOR SALE.

A full description and terms Of sale cf any or
all Of the following farms, with general de.
scrlptlon OF the country near Washington and
the advantages 1t offers To emigrantS over the
western States, Will be sent to any applicant
who oneloses one letter stamp to
WINSLOW NJ WATSON Il CO.
Columbia Land 0gfee, 6s Indiana ar.,
Washington, ID &
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GREELEY'S OVERLAND LETTERS,
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE

THE FIRST of Mr.. Greeley's Letters from Kansas, Utah
l. California, &c appears ihis week. HIS Letters are
looked for with much interest, and will all appear the
Semi Weekly and Weekly Tribune, well as in the
Daily Terms Daily, So; Semi Weekly, 3d. Weekly,
So For club terms, Tribune of any date
Address
HORACE GREELEY & co,
64S Tribune IIu ldInes New York
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LITERARY IETRLxIGENCR.
"STANl UP FOR JESUSlm

The sr,Sf ballad thus entitled loccasioned by the de
Of Rev. Dudley A. Tyng,) and winch has been so widely
circulated by the daily aud weekly press @ad in o,be,
forms, about 10 be rePubished BY T. A. Sioc 4W
Chestnut street Philadelphia IN handsome elm,
volume of ~ pages, va.,asly and beautiful illustrated
Il will contain =
NOTEs.-Biblcal Lturgical, and Personal; compiled
by the author Of the Ballad.
NINE PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
Engraved by Yea ingen Spyder (Engravcrs of Kane
ATcnc Exptoxai,ons,l fsam drawings by q q White
including Por raits OF Rev n A. TYNE and Rev DR. y
rYNs with Interior Views Of Cohcen Hali, Jaynes Hall
&c, and
Three Original Pieces Of MUSE,
which the Ballad has been sci, by Messrs Emerson
of Boston, Bradbury of New York aid Hover Of Pha
lelphia. 'I
few ADDITIONAL. Fpt.NS by the same author
tan Evangelical ssini.ter will be included lyri
cal.
The work is elecuotyped and will be issued in III,
nestest possible style in hope Of large De nland, wi
results of great usefulness |. especially adapted Il
youth, 10 Young Mens Car stan Associations Bib,
Glasses. sunday sad other Schools, Church aud Homo
presents TO friends abroad &cbeiag osavenien,
iy sent by mail. ~
Ii Is nearly ready, and may ee ottSe red nj once
Orders supplied as received Ne capies cen, on sale
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BURNETT'S COCAINE.
BURNETT'S COCAINE.
BURNETTS COCAINE.
TESTIMONIAL.

BosIoN July 10, 1857
H. MISSES BURNETT Co: | cannot refuse To state
saluisry fleet my aggravated case, OF you
eIcelleu Hair OIL Cocoaue)
For any IN ,hihs my hair had been falling OIL, un il
fearful OF losing IL entirely. The skin upon my
head became gradually and more n1am d. xn that
could touch il without pain. This ry,laisd eondi
ton | attributed 10 the Of various advertised hair
washes, which have since berH told contsin
phtne spirit
BY the ADVICE al my physician, 10 whom you had
shown your process of iyng the OIL, commenced
its ihe last week June. The FIRST application nj
ayed the itching and rStaOn three four Us The
reduces aud tenderness dsappear dhe hair ceased
fall, sod have " thick growth of new hair trus
that Others, similarly afflicted, will lie lndu I'd 70 y the
same remedy.
Yours, very truly SUSAN II POPE
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RIGHT KIND OF ATTRACTION.
TRACT EDITION
Of sroCKTONs PERIODICAL NEW TESLA AiENT,
JUST OUT! ALL COMPLETE!
u Books, making 1l76 pages, for IS GEMS

q BOOKS making ITO pages, Tor 30 GEMS.
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ID number IS in whole) Mr. Stockton has met D.,
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tanning II believed the Best Copy Of the Authorized
Version in the language, IN Paragraph Form; vithcrS
Head Lines, but with Marginal Rendenngs Each ofth1
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MARRIAGE.

Married at the residence of the brides father,
Shrewsbury, Vt, on the 10Th instant by Rev.
+. s. Foster, Mr. 4, +. SMITH, Of Clarendon
VT, to Miss MAKY 7, BARNEY, of the former
place III
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Cry rCTIoY-An election for Collector,
p..5,ter. and Surveyor, as well as for Alder
IN and Councilmen, took place in this city on
Monday. 1t resulted in the choice of the Sham
n.mocratic candidates in every ward, with one
,.antion. In truth, the Opposition made no
s.,ions effort to oppose the Administration
..ss with its unlimited command of money
ao5 INSCRIPTIONS practices of pipe-aying.
For the general officers, the result is as fol-
lows
collector Halliday, (Dem.,) 2,573; Wheeler,
opp. d25.
Register Morgan, (Dem.,) 1850; Sessford,
opp, 6s4
surveyor - Forsyth, (Dem.,) 2,5ll; De
Maine, opp 726.
Mr.. Wheeler declined the nomination which
Va, rendered him. Mr.. De Ma ine is an avowed
Psnublican. He was nominated by the Repub
r.aos Two wears ago for the same office, and
received only thirteen votes.
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Tar PREsBYTERIAS ASSEMBLY, OLD SCHOOL.
This BODY has had long session at Indianap-
oils. They determined to ignore the Slavery
ope,tion. by a large majority; but a difficulty
.r.,se IN regard TO the action of the Board of
Home Missions. 1t appears that the Board
have a large surplus of funds on hand, and yet
+ refused TO send missionary to California, on
The false pretence that there were no funds in
hand. when the real difficulty was ascertained
70 be the fact that the applicant was opposed to
Slavery
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ER's AGUE CURE,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OP

Intefmte' Fever or Fever and sao Remieni Feves
Chill Fever, Dumb AgGe, Periodical Headache or Bli
lious HeGa.vas aud Billions Fevers indeed for IN,
~hOlp class OF Diseases orignaiincn 8Gry Derang..
meni, caused by the Malaria of Miasmaiic Cour,rSs
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BURNErT's COCAINE.
BURNETTs COCAINE.
BURHErT'S COCAINE.

IL A compound OF Cocoa nut Oil, &c for dres sill
the AIR. For efficacy and agrceal leness II u wiIho
equal.
HPrepsnts the hair from falling of.
u promotes IT'S healthy and rigo,oio groloth
His NOT greasy or sticky
IL lencss Il, sTeeatte odOr.
seftnS The hair Thsa hard aud dyy
ID sOothes The irrifnted seafp Si,n
IL affords the rihss. lu'le.
hr.nianS longest ga eDtct.
IL coSY Efty cents for a hdt-piHi bOnts
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A Ne,o and Enlarged Edition.
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH,
A STATISTICAL VIEW
OF THE CONDITION OF

The tREE AND SLAVE STATES
BY Henry Chase and Charles W. SanbOrn
Compiled from Official Documents
limo. Bsund IN clsth. Price rs cents. Past
age IL cents.
Il any one wishes know what 81. ca,y IN. 49,, -,
the South, and Freesion for the Norm lei them rroi
tnIs mystery WORK Lei nun siudy these figures Place
copy OF these statistics IL In: kand. of nv o,sr d
our word for 1t, Reppbicanism will sweep The enr,
North ~ iS"u as clean as Il has swept New; FpyanJ -,
ioSo Men OF the Saa'h beg yo,t 10 LOOK cnI,ly ans
portsad '"''
Tao able editor of the EvsSig Transcript Boston thu.
speaks Of this work: ~
Inns niue DOCK contains vasi amount OF information
respecting Tue comparative cOnd OF Toe dius
ana on-siavehoding States, territory popu iaou
industry, wealth, education, inelg ence rrhg ION moral
advancement, aud general progress. The work muss
nave cost great deal OF GDOrous research and II GER
tahly presents arguments favor Freedom on every
page contains jusi the Kind of information Ihst shou
be more generally known all sections OF the country
We logs there will be public demand for thousands %
cSpes" l.. CLEPHANE,
Secretary Republican Association.
SKI Washington. ID q
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THE HUMAN HAIg.-ilow many persons abuse
this delicate and beautiful ornament, by burning il with
alcoholic castss and piasierlng with which has
affinity the KIN not absorbed. BdtryttnS
Coooans compound Of Cocoanut o J. &c. is ulltva.-
led dressing for tte harris readily absorbed, and
peculiarly adapted various conditions prevent
ing lis falling oil and pInmnIing LIS healthy gInX4Ih
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TO Il + 4 G II L h 81

THE LINDEN HALL FEMALE SEMINARY IN
West Alexander, Washington county, Pennsy lvanla
is foi sale nt for a term OF years.
II is in state OF rsp dly progressive advance
mehL -
Possession will be gwen the LIST o. September 1870
For terms, address
DR.. Z. DAVIDSON,
CAS- West Alexander Penn.
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B o A r D IN @.

MRS MARY N. WILSON will furnish 30 aiding q I'd
vi Lodging at No. 325 Pennsylvania Avenue, nearly
opposite Browns Hotel
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ll76 pages FOL IS cents
Now ready, and for sale at
T. H. STOCKTUNS
Bible, Tract, and Periodical Office,
SsS 400 Chestnut street. = w. corner Broad
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FUGTrIvE SLAVE Gloucester, Mass,
lime 3.-Edward B. Bacon, master of tie schr.
Elizabeth, of Hyannis, was arrested here this
morning, on the charge of returning to Norfolk
the fugitive slave Columbus Jones, who was
brought into Hyannis in the brig Robertson.
Bacon waived an examination, and gave bail
in $4,000, to appear before the Superior Court
at Barnstable.
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its provisions, for the reclamation Of slaves, or
to protect the owner Of an escaped slave ffoEl
interference, when duly asserting his consti-
tutional rights of reclamation.
"A. That Congress, from the earliest period
of the Government, has, by Legislative penal
ties, indicated the coqstitutional right OF the
owner of slaves against unlawful interference.
IS. That such legislation was adopted in
1893 by the Second Congress elected under the
Constitution, composed of uia3y of the members
of the Convention who framed the Constitution,
has, from that day to.this, been in active opera
ton, and has been acquiesced in by all depart
ments of the Government, National and State
and the Legislative power of Congress on this
subject has been recognised by the General AS
sesbly of the State of Ohio in their statutes
by the Supreme Court of the United States, and
by the Supreme COaits of Massachusetts,, New
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, Indiana, Illinois, Califor-
MIA, by the Supreme Court of Ohio on the cir
cult, and indeed by she Supreme Courts of
every State in the Union where the question
has been mads, and has never been denied by
the Supreme Court OF any State-the courts OF
Wisconsin, Notwithstanding the popular i'm
preston, not forming an exception.
80, The right to rescue escaped slaves from
their owners being denied to all citizens of the
United States by ths-CG institution; Congress
having prohibited it, and enforced the prohibi-
ton by penalties the Supreme Court of the
limited States and coarts of the free States hav-
ing recognised and acquiesced in such legisla-
tive prohibition end punishment, if the question
is not thus put beyond the reach of the private
personal views of judges, and If they possess
judicial discretion or power to oyerrpie on the
authority of their individual opinions this un-
broken current of decisions and this acqui-
escence of the States of the Union, and change
the settled Interpretation of the Constitution of
the United States, then there is no limit and
no restraint upon Judges making, at any time n.
and uader any eiSca5a stances, their own indi-
yidual opinions the arbitrary interpreters of the
Constitution. ~.s
-. Whatever differences Of opinion may
Smyrna times., 1859-05-12

Above Dover, neither of these will be a
Freight Train as heretofore
By the above arrangement, morning Passoo.
gers from all points on Delaware Railroad can
spehd Fix hours IN PhiladeI phla, or nine bours
III Wilmington, aud return same evening
Eastern Shore Passengers will notice that
the morning train from Seaford makes a close
connection at Wilmington with trains for Raj.
tLmore' and the morning Express Train from
baltimore close connection for Scaford. and he
Stage to Denton, Easton. Salisbury, Snow NH
and Princess Anne; the time between Sa.f,rI
and Baltimore being reduced to eight hours.
Both trains going Nor b from Delaware Rail.
road connect directly with trains for New YorL
Il. Q. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del r. r.
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RODINSON'S MANipULATED
Esn a u & -.
w. EaEN.l

~ e. E.AaNs ~
- "i 2.e-liIi b - PERUVIAN GUANO. on,.LoI
~ ~ ~ W. ~ HON.. and The tcsl FHOSPH4TiC
va w Is IN conditions for IlnrlrGI 10 u<n beiI,o ~
pare" oy new ana inpral ed mac alncrv, Ay wIIrb
neiI t'e most P"riec; :ttn.aljn $ elected rci,
ny a'l 70 iiiid powder AMI for application n, Drirl
OF "i"erMiSe It Is IN ,hc r,osl perfect order AL !
nave no heSiinlIun IN say ing lat fer oII cr,us :, :,
'iui' 10 any erIi,ler ever offered t. the f,r,oI, com
GMuniiy - The quality VIA re Lcpt pcrCc,IJv mn,
'''n va " an cases and Wnrrilcd 10 G, mann er cont
~ ammonia aud ID 10 5V per crat. ol Bore Piosnbat
~ Lime Itls putup good bags Weighing oh, i5
Us. cl,H IurrhlSeis viii please no,Ice, Ibat Tho
ni'nr' r. NohIASOA, la'ranard ON each bag-none
other Is genuine io"e
NY Io"G GAperenr" in tn" trade and the general
s''S'c''on hcrcio.oc sIIcn hy all Guai.ocs snJ b,
~ "''' nope he guarantee Hal the urlj,tr ,o,;
.HeIt" WIZ he as represented. vii also keon r,,
S,,I'l'y on ii;tId The best cru, ut McNIrau and otL
Nl''H'eS' Which Viii sci as low as any E,,.n IN ~
city. '5 "o"Se III ihe
WM ROBINSON
Nos and 4 Hullln.>vor,1 Stroct
,.,,, Near Pralt ST Wharf,
BALTIMORE, Md |
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Inc Medical Salt is for sale by r. IIohecker Smvr.
IA 9a' D9I IN Wilmington, w H. X. Il W BringhuTst
~ ~ thompson and w. g. Kmsoyi in New Castle, bv
~ ~ '"hiS"h; in Newport by ). CrOasdale y Son: IN
odGSsl' ny H. b. Baker; in MlddIelown, oy W IL Barr
IN IN Dover by II. Cowgirl aud Son; in Camden bv ~
simpson; IN Million, by Ge0lI Warren and in Ietyes
pV Lyons Co.. and bv all entC rprising Druggists
wherever The Times is read As il is not paienI
medicine but the prescription of an eminent phvsi'
cian no one should fail to try the New Medical SoI,
NOvlG-Iy.
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sg gN4sRyH Ylfffn,,

80 T'EA DEALER, I03 South Second g, l.,
y Chestnut ANA - Rlce,i 9',,',' ,'' io~ ''io~
1 PhiladclA keeps rI.ro ,,,"'e E'glh.
=, very finest TEAS and COfTnES ,m,,.. ,'o', o. lie
HlvIn9 "rcn engaged for many year, n, ~, roa
ness hs "cIiilcs for purchasing IN lie . "a D''l-
prIhG pay New YORK, enables hIu 10 glycIr ''''n', %
sn.Nl.I,
Smyrna times., 1859-05-12

&5shsss 20. I On and after Monday, April
szsesee &s5gA lllP, lSj9, Passenger Trains
= 7--N===5sss2 will run between Phiudel-
delphla and Seaford as follows:
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InlrlO-3rIl
Smyrna times., 1859-05-12
Miscellaneous Advertisements,

'1AOOUS AuFCI IIISClilClltS.
DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the atten-
ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. Chas M'Lanc's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER CoMpLAINTs
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to Or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivalcd,
and never known to fail when ad-
mlnistered i'll accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprictors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
FITrsBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
IN which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
ears, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. Ard being dc
termlncd that Dir. N1Lane's CeIc-
bratcd Vcrmifuge and Liver Pills
Shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the dav, thew
VIII continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and PurcSt material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
., ~ r, Dealers and rhvsicine ordering from ,tcrs
~ M.n fi'mng Bros. viii do wei to write tLrir ,r,Irs
~, ,t''HtIV and t't" RoHe Lt Dr. L4l,'< ,o,,uJ Ia,
I,',|' "t.h"gf In. To those " III iut- Ia ai,o
.r, @ q td' we Will forward per mail most laid tn ,,v
,nt l''i'es stamps or vial Of y,rrnifur, for
"I'T iHI''"ccnt stamps. All orders fir, IN Ca,ai f,t
DC accompanied by twenty cents extra ''''" mus
Sold by James p. IIolecker, and by Drur.
It's generally.
Smyrna times., 1859-05-12
Ii ghtning Rods.

To all who intend protecting their propertv frou
lightning few tacl5 may not he INV etcome m,
Electro Magnet Lightning Rod has been before ,I'o
public for twenty sears has been the means of .,;
vast deal of property and many ives and has -
ia single IitaauGe failed 10 meet the hiDhest oy'
thIoHs OF It's value. Hundreds of our nl,n c;t|Ip
can testify from their own LnpwIedee Of Ms oIi, -,
protect property IN safety; who have bee, cvn ~,
ncsse, ~uors bindings pIblc and private church,
.It-cs have been saved from des,r,'c,;,,
ihe rod receiving aud carrying harmless TO the proupd
strokes which hat for them would have ,aused tha
total RUIN OF The building and all within IT,
Inc superiority OF these rods over any others in use
has been testified 10 by who have 40 superors i'm
general science or IN this depr riment Recommcnda.
tons 10 the number Of six Ousand can be seen az the
factory.
The United States Patent Office is protected by my
Rods, having been selected from all others in use as
The best ane most reliable. Considering the character
ana position OF The men who have charge of that insti
tuition. no higher testimony could be desired.
Persons residing at distance should he on their
guard against cias of swindlers who by false repre-
sentatlOs OF every description seek 10 mislead The
purchaser Where my Agents not personally
SHOWN such the only safe plan oappIy by letter
or Otherwise at the Factory.
0J Weather VaHes. Cardinal Points Spire Rn,ls
and all Of Scroll and Fancy Iron Work 10 s
all characters Of Architecture got up IN the heaest
and most durable manner at the lowest COST prccs
Thomas APmigage.
Magnetic lightning Rod and Weather Vano Foc,oru
No. 1906 VINE Street. above TwelGh y
mar5l-5m PHILADELPHIA |
Smyrna times., 1859-05-12
blinds and Si.uGcS.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
B. J. NEjGlIA{IS

no. 10 North Sixth sl,e', PL!,adrlnLi,
Is lte largest Manufacturer Of W!nl.,, p','I1'
deli"f III Window Shades ol every ,ar,,,r 'D> t ""d
Ig ,r @fs"aor - at g" all The ncw e. and hs ''T las i.
other colors of LINEN SHADES, Irr,r,-, a. % ,'u aH
&c Store Shade painted 10 ortcr. '''u'e''
81 ). W. invites citizens of tins county IN c,Ilo
"re pure La-hg and assurIs ihoiu hr can sci, io,,
aFire tor hc money th,.., ANY o,.cr ao,, @
- ULIfcd States. ,' u. I'h' Ill
Smyrna times., 1859-05-12
Mackerel and Herring

ror sale by LEWIS 6S BRormER, corner of Msin 8,
Commerce streets, Smyrna, Del. - ',,Ss" aSs aiiu
Smyrna times., 1859-05-12
New CASTLE
Lu III bCr Z ard.

me Subscribers, dealers in Lumber. respectfully
mvlle the attention Of Builders and Conlract,rs ~
Iheir stock OF Lumber, which is large and well Sc
lecied. We have on hand a large assortment of
White Pine Boards and Plank. olI ouoIi,,o. o,,
thickness; N H""'''i'S ana
iieml ''ck Jnst and Scantling;
ilrinl"ck Fence and w Wlde Boards
elbow and VI hle Pine Frame LAmbcr:
Yellow and White Pine Flooring Boards:
Cedar and Cypress ShINsles;
Tickets, Smuggling Lath. Siding, etc.
20 Being located directly on the river, we are n
All meS enabled 10 sell Lumber at the low est market
prices ana deliver II Oh board of vessels and CA free
of charge. '' W. > i'e'
PERSONS m want of Lumber would DO we'll to exam
me "n' stock before making their purchases
Ai GiuPFs ana communications addressed TO the
a''ns'F'"er' VIII be promptly attended to-
ClIPPEN d JAMESON
i""I'l ~ Water st, New Castle, Del
Smyrna times., 1859-05-12
LINE. LIME.

e. TIE subscriber would respectfully inform his
ienus anu lhe public IN general, that he has made
arrangements TO supply ali who NAV G,vor him win
Their custom, with SCHUYLKIIL LIME Of a yerv
s'oG quallty' the coming season, either by Boats on
me peiaWarc and Chesapeake Bays or bv Cars on the
neh"afe Railroad, The subscriber will meet the
BOATS at New Castle and aicnd 10 the loading of Cars
ana VIII guarantee all carloads OF Lime senl hv INN
TO contain The nunhcr OF bushels of lime chs Rood r
P 'Ie phi. From my past experience in the Lime
ue iee confident can give satisfaction 10 all " no
Iy attend to.
N. B. APPLETON, Middletown. Del
harl' 0m Agent for Shronk 4 Earnest
Smyrna times., 1859-05-12
Farrell, HERRING & CO.'S
L 3; 9c u I 6 il "a saapiOl Safe.
/ UuUuQne, Iowa.


! c DUBrQrE Jan T. 1859.
, Gents am requested by Mr. H. A. {. Cochrlne. of
S place to say 10 you that the morning ON the 9Th
instant about O'Clock his store took fire. and the en-
llre Si4'E OF goods was destroyed. The heat became
Ien~e That none OF HE goods could pos
SDiy be saved but fortunately his books ard raner,
Mn.h were IN one Of your Champion Safes were all
preserved perfectly. And well they may be called
Champion for during the whole collagrytion there
was was one IHcessant pouring of flame directly upon the
sI'G ;, "hirh contained them. And still, upon opening
outside was most severely sturched
Yours, truly, N A. McCJIRE
llerrin2 5 Patent Champion Fire and Yurplnr.Proof
HaeS' win Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks, afford
me Ine greatest security OF any safe in the world Also
Switchboard and Plrlur Safes of eler,nt ,,,ri,non,i;
and finish, for plate, DC.
FARREL., HERRING & co. have removed
from IRON 81 Walnut St, to their new store, No.
O29 Chestnut ST., (Jayne's HalI,) where the lar.
gest assortment of Safes in the world can be
found.
FARREL, HERRING e. Co.
GZ9 Chestnut street, (Jaynos lIall,) Philadelphia.
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