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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-02
WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY
AND
MALE

WILSON, n. c..
SUPERINTENDED by Mr.. and Mrs. RICH
~ ARDS0Nin the Seminary, and by Mr.. RICH.
ARDSON and Mr.. MARSHALL in the Academy,
assisted by a full corps of Assistant Teachers
Pupils will be admitted on the 1eth of January,
1859. Promptness solicited.
No change of Teachers, Terms, or of the anti
s%ectarian basis on which the Schools have here
tofore been conducted. Schoolrooms and board
ing houses separate. Board from IS to 50 per
month. Tuition 81 so to 80 per Sc ssion of five
months. Circulars containing the plans Of the
Schools in full, sent on application. Address
D S RICHARDSON,
Principal of the Wilson Schools,
Or j. B. WILLIAMS. Esq,
l9-tf. Financial Agent.
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ters in the country. Its Tales, Sketches, II,
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HOUSE AND Let FOR SALE.

THE subscriber now offers his House and Lot
for sale. 1t is situated in Franklin county, with.
in half a mile Of Franklinton Depot, on the Raj
eigh and CASTOR Rail Road. The lot contains
ffty'six acres, one half in woods. There is a good
dwelling house, with six rooms and fire places (;
two of the rooms are twenty feet square. The
house is well finished, also good out houses, an ex-
eellent well Of water in the yard, and a good
spring convenient There is no better water in
the country.
ALSO:
A young Orchard of choice Fruit Trees. Any per-
son wishing to move to a healthy place and good
schools, could not wish a more desirable place, as
it is one Of the healthiest places in the State, and
no better schools. The schools are under the care 0f
G. W. Neal, A. NJ, and Lady. Those wishing to
purchase had better call soon, or they may lose
a bargain. as I am determined to sell.
For particulars, address JOHN s. B0DDIE,
Nashville, N. c., or r. &. MAYSAR9, Fzanklinton,
n. e..
Franklinton, n. c July 81, 1858. 4o-5m
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REYNoL~N HOTEL,
d. TURNER,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLkR AND STATI0NER,
NO. !, FAYETTEVILLE ST, RALEIGH, N. C.
TT D. TURNER las on hand, and for sale,
. at the lowest prices, a large and well Sc
lected assortment of Law, Medical, School, The
~ologicai and Miscellaneous Books. Also, Fine
Editions Of Bibles and Prayer Books, in every
variety Of Binding and size.
And is receiving regularly all the New Works
in the various departm ents Of Literature.
School Books.
He respectfully s~olicits tho attention of School
Teachers engaged in the instruction Of youth, to
his assortment of School Books, which is very
extensive, comprising the most valuable works
now in use
Blank Books.
His stock of Blank Books is complete, embra-
cling every description Of Account, Record and
Memorandum Books.
Stationery.
Every variety Of Common and Fancy Station
cry, including Writing and Wrapping Papers,
Steel Pens, Of every description and price, Ink,
Qnills, &c.
Booksellers, Merchants, Teachers. Libraries
and School Com itteos supplied on the most re.
sonable terms.
All orders promptly attended to.
Raleigh, January p, 1859. 22-f
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January II, 1859.
MOUNT PHEASANT ACADEMY.

MOUNT PHEASANT ACADEMY.
TTNHE exercises of the 7th Session of this Insti-
Il tuition, Is miles north est of Raleigh, near
Geo. w. Thompsou's Store, will be res1n ed on the
first Monday in February, under the instruction
of Willie d. Mitchell Board convenient to the
Academy, from Z to Ss.0npe month.
TUITION PER SESSION.
Geography and Arithmetic. ................... 500
Higher English.
Latin, Greek and the higher Mathematics,..I5.0
Students charged first month full tuition, after
wards from tins of entrance. No deduction, ex-
cept in cases 0 sickness three weeks or more. For
further information, address the Principal ct
Rogers Store, \. c., or Board of Trustees at the
same place.
WILLIE D MITCHELL, PRINCIPAL.
December 18th 1858 I7--tfF.
Recorder and Advocate please copy.
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THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS

Dy HON. EDWARD EVERETT, are now
Ding published in the New York Ledger,
Great Family Paper. Fer the MOUNT YER
PAPERS the publisher paid Mr.. Everett-(for
benefit of the ladies' Mount Vernon Associat
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NEW 0 2 LEDGER,

H0NTAINING the Mount Vernon Papers, by
" Hon. Edward Everett.
For sale by W. L.. P0MER0Y.
Raleigh, Jan. 2, 1859. 20
Smyrna times., 1859-07-14

! The war is introducing new word into ou,
eegraphic dispatches and in,o onr
articles, which Webster does not con,sin
The word is n.O6iLized," and means ,n no, = =.
mics In readiness to march. Four Russian
corps are SAID to be mobillzed"-tboti is
ready for marching. The word is derived from
Ine trench' and through that language from the
hutln root mOre0, to move. Our word " nob''
IS derived from the same root.
o. The election on the 1st Of Nav, in Ii.
oeFla' resulted in the reelection Of President
stephen a. Benson to a third term, without on.
position. d. B. Warner, ESQ, of Mopruvia
was elected Vice President. These represent
the Wing party, the Free Liberals" " hav.
ing made no nominations as cx-Presidcnt RON.
eris' whom they proposed, refused to be n cam
d.date.
! o. The great Barbecue, which was really
an ovation to Senator Albert Gallntin Brown,
o. M'SS'sSippI, near Jackson, in that Stale, some
days ago, II is cOmputGd was attended hv r,o,,
WE'VE to hi'een thousand Persons. Scnator
Brown was the lion of :ae occasion. His fricnIs
are enceaVorlng to give him a Presidential
Track inside of Jefferson Davis.
CS1- II is stated that the account Ntween the
Overland Mail Company and The Post Otfce
Department Will stand thus at the close of tie
SIX months accounts: Expenditures by the De.
'artmeni 3,GGO,0G0; receipts, $50 Geo; show:
l"g clear loss from the route of three millions
hVe hundred and ten thousand dollars.
0T- The palace of Dr. Townsend. on Fifth
avenue, New York, has been sold. The Rev
uorh"m ID. Abbott, Of the Spingler Institute.
has purchased 1t, " ith all its elegant furniture
for $200,0U0. DR.. Townsend is a LARGE land
owner, aud will soon erect another splendid
house further up town.
Cl- There was a private caucus cf sbont
score OF prominent American" politicians in
Ne" lcfk on Thursday. The object was to
consult IN relation to the policy of the party.
Nohe thought 1t advise BILE to keep up the or
sanizatlon, and take the field this fall with an
Independent ticket, and others deemed il n
hopeless undertaking. Mr. Ulman thought 4
straight American ticket could get I2O 600
votes 10 the State This fall.
GC~5- A despatch from Kansas saws that .hc
Constitutional Convention met at Wvando,te
on Tuesday. Ii stands II Democrats 10 80 Re.
pu6iicsns.
0~T Accounts from the Pike's Peak mines
continue tlattering, notwithstanding which let.
'erS there advise those who may Contemplate
em'gratl0g to stay at home"
o. Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, has been nominated
as the Republican Candidate for Governor of
aiaine.
C~1~ The five millions of dcllars which had
been sized by Gen. Robes, near Vera Cruz.
have been given up at the request Of Mr.. Nc
Laue.
OF In Washington. movement is on foot
tnF rd (,..ro !
the Presidency.
o. BY the rules Of war, it is death to s,op a
cannon ball, remarks Prentice.
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" The Wheat harvest in Kentucky is moi
aS heavy as anticipated, and o0ly about ten ma,
cent l|Fger than last year, aud forty Der cent
Iighter Than the crops of 1857.
0~T The ginseng excitement has nearly died
"at ~ HInnes't aud the adjacent States
FrIces have deprecatad, The trade il decl nins
hgSers are returning. and The buyers are wind.
isg up business.
~ fhe nu nb'r of passports which have
9Fsh lssged during Gen. Cass's administration
;" 'he state Department, was, on the | llh inst.
FuF'sen thousand aud some hundred. If each
person. observes The New York Journal Of
Com".trce' r whom passport is ia ken, spends
10 tour i've hundred dollars, the amount
you'd DC oyer seven millions.
eSs- On the Isl inst, the hog pens attached
- ihe distIllrry Of George Coon, in Cincin.
natI' isl with an immense crash, precipilatinD
ipnr thousand head mo the Mlllcreek Valley.
distance Of thnty feet, aud brgising in the
'lns st least &:IS 100 worth Of stock. The los.
rf' amount 70 several housand dollars,
A corar House Blows Up.-oo the morn.
g of The let inst, sons yllain placed keg
= Powdsf beneath the curt house al Port sib- !
p, Mss.. and. igonIag it. blew one half ihe
~ ia'"g 70 atoms, and then robbed the sheriil's /
!. re "f Tl00U0. Damage to Tue ou,lJ,ep. /
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A Dress Shoe for the Ladies' !

mere exists no doubt different opinions as to what
constitutes ladys Dress Shoe or Boot Many fancy
lh" n"0crn GdilCr Boot 10 be prcttIcst some
lhe Jenny Lind Boot Bskin; others the h,Ifon,,fr
the slipper &c. Experience has taug me The treurh
La"lng Gaiier is considered the most perfect Dress
Shoe 'ndy wears, and has been the leading Dress
SlHe aa"nS the most fashionable circles for vcmrs So
lar as neat foot Is cOuccf cfned am IN Behalf of the
/ I"n'eS. hs stiInrr the fancy -COOred Cutters IN
poiHt OF Numbers, Will i7 wurn as a Drcss Shoe C,r
more than many other kinds Oi shoes nut together
AH 10 the leading Colors that will he worn Tho ian
IioFs Doth dark AMI light We'll as the dark ashes
OF roses Will take the lead Yet there is no one colnr
mat VIII be Considered as directly taking the lead IN
IA mon. ilIs well known fact that a ady's Cater.
when made Of good Lasting and properly nat toqelh
eV' "il oht wear any other KIND of Dress shoe and
Is me cheapest III tie long run. ! have now on hand
lhstlhgs OF All KINDS aud various cOlurS haze n
card "i one hundred and forty different cO,ors and
skates OF co.Gis Oi French and English lasting omen
row "r l9e Inspection ut the ladies; and iroA i:ls
assortment "i co'"rs lady cunIn help getting any
color she may wish 10 snatch her dress A $50 tanuud
DrOHIc-cOiOrod Imfnc - made up IN abundaIce-a
Prc,'y shoe, nd yet neat fitting easy shoe is 10 he
Praised Tor how Onen has been said in INV hearlnq
II have a2re corns on my iGcl. and by the ladies' IN
most Mo- ladies Out OF every ten before The
age OF %, from the m,.t reasonable cacuIatIOn have
thelf leet suffering from corn Such IS really the
TACT; aHd what Is the OF ihisi low often il
!e case with Tie gentlemen. we'll as the ladies' -
Ihay ge par 0i shoes, ear them; apparently IS" !
It and tue iIrs thing they know cOrs are on
The feet. The fault OF this surely Is NOT in the o,t
hut is IN the cut Of the shoe As instance person
can have pair Ol shoes that Will GI well from nil an
rearHnce aHd yet, come To ii. some parts OF The
shoe too large, and set loose The foot and other
parts are so iIgh as To make and buai0ns which
Is not the fault OF the iOut but is the lhu of he ma
acr. As an Instance pair of boots shoes that are
properly cut and put together, will set smooth and
OOG we'll TO the eye. upon the foot. They will not
ing and twist lOpsIded alter heiug worn IL lew times
lld furthermore, Ill not create Tie foot, nj
hose who have tender feet Hiid cOrns Ond bunons
viii give a call wo wIIl convince them how
hoe will not create corns and yet look well oh the
o0t CAL at FLANiGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No
u West Second street, Wilmington, Del.
May 10, 1859.
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS IN Frame appear a
present to be regulated by political events con
necled with the war. As long a the idea pre-.
vaI!S that hostiilies viii be coniiucd to Italv
tPecu'ation is continued as in ordinary times
P"' "Aen an eXtraorGjnary event la hcs Place
s"ch as hle mobilization, by The Prussian Gov.
efnnen', Of six corps characterization
again sets in FortgnnlcIy, the mopufac,u,o,.
!" farIa nave sufficient orders on hand TO give
employment to all their operators. The A,oe.
rlcans at present are their best Customers. Tho
New York HeraM says:
" a very important item Of news was brorob,
~ "P FAndcrbi', TO wit: that ionr.cootinIed
9r'ugnt Is d'ma2iUg very seriously the grain
crop "I H"n1hern tnssia. IT this be so. it il
we most important event for thIs Country that
Ha' "dPpeacd tor sunLe tI'ue, Suntheru Russia
- 'he great Competitor Of The United States in
''e DF''',h gram markets." liz good Seasons the
export ot grain ffon OJess4 and other Russ,an
"a ACE Sos ports should b., at The present time.
a0o IL IO,O0J.0G0 bushels, nineteenth. of which
~" wheat. l. was the sluppage Of this source |
oi supply by the C-imcan war which caused |
" 'ur 10 advance to $40 mud Sl2 barrel in this |
n'u"try. Il bad harvest occurs in Southern |
~ ''9 year. the TeSuit WEI he the same |
ne t1-ct would be the more rapidly felt from
ne i'ci, a. It is, ia" war " II very considerably
n;;ninIsn The amount OF wheat grown in Europe
'A'H ye.f. Northern llaiy, WINCH usually has
IL 'rP'ns Of ccreals, viii rcqIre urge supplies
from abTJad, ond ia. crops Of bUth GERMANY
and rance will feel the effects of the dIversion
- ''9r irPn the plow 10 the camp. The bulk l.
..e wheat crop Is now ont Of any probable
danger; and notwithstanding the June fros,r.
ne corn throughout the West is doing finely.
u ~ almost certain nOV that the crop will be
me largest ever harvested in this country II
Even at present prices, such a crop would re.
: ore activity TO the West should nv accident
Happen to the great corn-growing countries ocI
hnr"pe' the result can hardly be over estima.
3D." ''''N'
Smyrna times., 1859-07-14

The SicKLEs' fRIAT.-FHx Speech OF Mr. CiRAuAu
Mr.. Grahlms opening speech iur The defence Was a
masieEy effort, occupying nearly two Days in the de.
livery. lie spoke at length, defining the law OF Tho
land. and eivIog his views Of ScripLural law. Aher
speaking several hours he nude brilliant perogation
which he finished with The following remarkable
words; And now, gentlemen OF the jGry, have but
1ne word more 20 say, aud that Is that trust thai
ev"Ty man Will leave his seat ~ the Adjournment NJ
Tho Court. today, with firm detern naiion 10 obtain
All garments al The Bowa Stone CoihIng Hall OF
Rorkhll Wilson. Nos. COS aud COS Chesingl street
abuse SixIh, Ihindel, ,hia.
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ebi7I,

ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the Iates,
styles, and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES ~ CO. of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE, 00i Market Street, PhiladeI.
phia marks the lowest selling pce, in Pam Figures
on each arIcle All Clouds sold or made To order re
warranted satisfactory aud our ORe Price System is
strictly adhered 10. We believe this 10 he The only
aIr-way Of dealing as thereby all are lrealrd alike
JONES IL CO.,
Oc%o-ly 6OilAlarket 81, PhiladolpIIia
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FARRELL, HERRING g. CO.'S
4 PatcRat q laaEhA EhApiOn safe.
Late Fire at Dubuane. Iowa.

DUBUQUE. Jan. 7. 1859.
Gents am requested by Mr. II. A. c. Cochranc, Of
thus place. to say yOu that the morning on the Ilh
instant about o'clock his Ionk fire and The en-
tire stock Of goods destroyed. The heat becnnc
30 suddenly nense that Of tho goods could pos.
sibly be saved but fortunately his books and pnpers
which were m one OF your Champion Safes, were all
preAerVed perfectly And well they NAV be called
Champion, for during the whole connagration lhers
was one incessant pouring Of flame directly upon the
safe which contained them. And slill upon 0pening
it, the inside was found To bo scarcely warm while The
outside was most severely scorcbed
Yours. truly. ". A. MCCLURE
lIerrin2s Paiont Champion Fire and Burglar.Proof
Safes, with Halls PHont Powder Proof Locks afford
The greatest security ofSany safe in the world. Also
Sideboard and l'nrnf Safes, Of elegant workmanship
and finish. for plate. SC.
FAkREL., HERRING & CO. have removed
from 81 Walnut ST., TO their new store, No.
500 Chestnut st., (Jayne's IIulI,) where the lar.
gest assortment OF Safes in the world can be
found.
Farrell, HERRING g. 20,
62o Chestnut street, (Jayno's Hall,) Philadelphia
marl1-3m
Smyrna times., 1859-07-14
important to Females.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The comb.
nation of ingredients these Pills are the result Of
long and extensive practice. They are mild IN their
oerniipn and certain IN correcting all irregularities
Iahul MensirGaii0Hs, removing all Osltucticus,
whether from coil Ur otherwise headache pain the
SIDE pa ptsIIon Of the heart, whes all nervous a
eciions Mysteries fatigue. pain in the back and lmbs
%c DISTURBED steep winch ar5o from interruption Of
Smyrna times., 1859-07-14
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills

WIS the Commencement Mt Of n era in the treatment
Oi those irregularities aud ObstruciiOns which bayc
consigned so many thousands of the young the beau
Llu and the beloved 10 a Premature Grave No lc.
male "da ENJOY good health unless she is regular ami
whenever an Obstructiun takes place tho general
health i,S'ns to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most efreciuol
remedy ever known Iuf all complaints peculiar to Fe.
maes. To all classes they arc invaluable inducing,
wIh cerhlnty, periodical regularity They are known
10 hOnslnd5 who have used them dllIe rent periods
throughout the country, having the sanction Of some
Of The most eminent PEysicUns IN America. Explicit
directions, stating when and when they should NOT be
used. with each Bpx-Ihe Pnco One Dollar each box
containing 40 Pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, To BE- had free of the Agents
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by enclosing price to the
General Agent Sold by JAMES p. HOFFECKER
Smyrna. and by Druggists generally.
X. b. HU lClllNGS, General Agent,
febl7I Iy los Chambers ST, New York
Smyrna times., 1859-07-14

Coug bs, Colds, Bronchitis. Asthma. Group,
Whooplng Cough, Diseases Of the Throat aud
Lungs, and Pulmonary Affections of the seve.
rest type, are quickly cured by that long-tried
and faithful remedy,
Smyrna times., 1859-07-14
Dr. sSislGV'S EBagsasss OF EViI
Cherry.

Says a we'-kao"n Editor" THIS truly a Balsam
ana blessing 10 nyalId'. 1t contains The pure bal.
samio principle OF Wild Cherry, the bo,.amIc proncr
ties of tar and Of pine. Its Ineredi"ny, which are
mingled afef Tho true principle of chemistry nre all
DasdnIc, ard therefore it is safe and sure in effect
Coughs, Colds ptlon. and Bronchial IroubIn.
disappear under It's balsamic influence ns h,uyl
charmed away. Probably no medicine hes ever ot.
tanned 50 extended a sale or ACCOMPLISHED 50 mucb
good as lh;s renowned Balsam"
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Died.

On the 9th inst, in Smyrna, LEAH. daughter
OF Alexander and Amanda Humphreys, aged ,
years aud months.
July 5lh, ELIZA A., daughter of Henry
PRECISION OF Wilmington, Ogcd nearly years.
at Odessa, on the 25th ulImo, CYRUS Polk,
in the 50th year Of his age.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-14

p.pTpfqqq4q
DIR. KO0FLAND's
GERMAN BII'TERS,
DR. EE00FE.AND'S RAE.SAAIFC
CORDIAL,
Tile greet standard medicines of tie present
age, haze acquired their great popularity onlj
through gears Of trial. UaJoandcd satigjac-
fi0n is rendered Gy them IN all cases; and The
people kaUe pronounced item aVorthy.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Debility OF the Nervous System,
Diseases OF the Kidneys,
and GN diseases arising from disorderel
H'er or 'rcGIafSs of lie stomach and digestive
organs, are speedily and Peymanenny cured By
The GERMAN BITTERS.
The Balsanlic Cordial las acquired
reputation sarpassing hat Of aisy sio.ilar pre-
l'aration cEtaaL Il 0W cure, WITHOUT FAIL.
tie most sertre Gad Iong-stan,Eag
Cough, Geld, CT 1toarseness, Bronchitis, In
fUonza, Group, Pneumonia, Incipieut
Consumption,
and has Perfarmed Ike most astonishing cures
eyer AnOva Of
CcnErmed Consumption.
4 fe'O doses acW also at once check and
cure the most Sererc Diarrhcea proccc9iag
from Cold IN THE Bowels.
These medicines are prepared By DR.. c. NJ.
JACKSON & Co., No. 418 Arch Street, Phi7a-
9sLphia, I%., ard are sold Jy druggists and
dealers in medicines everypAere, at 10 cents
per bottle The Signature cfC. NJ. JACKSON
PAI be on the outside acrePpcr Of each bottle.
In tie Almanac published annually 6y tie
pr0prietors, called EvERYDoDY's ALMANAC,
go" wiH .Gad testimony and cOmaenaatoYy
notices from all parts Of the coaatyy. These
4tR'anacS are giren an0y Jy all our ozcats.
Sold by James P. IIon'eckcr, and by Dru!
yists generally.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-14

EEE-2aS! EsEIAE5! READ!
H&o"Wem's Aromatic BaIsam.
Is Remedy not to b, cSce,lod Tor The Reliefand
ICTe oi ti4o-c miia:lic; iI.cIIcnI 10 the sum
mcI Season, WI:
DiarfhGa, Dysebtcrv, Cnuier.t or Chn,.ro lr,,h,s
N"nlIiag, hclJiIv ol he Sioniqth. &c
us excellent taInInaIiye I1wcrs, pheasant f8elc and
'"hliI@ .hiiLoHcF rcHl,rs II a vaiual l.. remedy ,n
.''Ie GIs''s'H lrcuhar 20 HE second smrh r. VIZ:
LhoieII lniaLtu!a, c:r. II has rclnyi.or,I,,, ,j
'nhc HI"rhce ON lie al.lcIu, al!aylug inllaiiaiIu
Where II exists III tAe sr3.ac and bnIyels-auJ 0,,
l:'aI VIII he I''d ndi>pc~-L bic % The well being ol
A!nls as ChI!|rcn. TRY r..
-, PREPARED only by A. ESENWEIN, Dispensing
Inehlst' ~ W cor. AI1ih and Poplar Streets PhIla.
~ Sold nv +, ~. '6;li ''lJ' f'' not'le'
WIimington' Cowgirl y Son, Dover; j. B. Lyors &
CO.. Le"cs' and by Drurglat> ana ;orchcc crs gene.
"''y mal l2j-lV-it
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..i.lI.ii; ..Iii Delaware E13g,O
EOI2 jg/6EEI.

a TRACT or LAND. .jtaat,d IN OooeO
snnr's s,l comfy MaryInnd Tie -...i from rnr,o,.
AilI ia k""jlIl, Del, wItn miles Of lhe r,ionrra
i'll.l"aa ana oi t"uale Lane ~ On Chrs,crfI,er
81 II contains l.f} AIitf.<--uf Witch no .re
s-;,' arabic; .'c ros.duc wcl,ct ii. rIi.l,r qlrs
: - an ''coileHt Apple Orchard on II OF abon,
- -, :" l1'cs. al! IN good hyarli. con,ilc,. NJ,
hi,,'d.i&s !, rI'@pl a sH}It fenanl-hou-c
Irj$ou@ wl-h:"2 &" purr;..ru u,il ra.i On WITITAiF
Of SAME HCTCWSON, a5gi..,,a ,'.,7y ''.',' aN
who wiii show The Sa,no. - ?. ',,,s''' tg'
Smyrna times., 1859-07-14
miscellaneous Advertisements.
SONS MANIPULATED
CuANO.


GUANO.
WIS uNE9UALLED FERTILIZER. composrd
4 OF one,hai hest PERUVIAN GUANO. ona.hnIi
INC INC GKOqND BONE and the best PuOSpHATIC
uOANO, IS IN c0ldtlO4 for immediate use being pre
paaeu ,o'l ~ new and Improved machinery. by which
means Ihe most perfect combination is effected reduc
ing all to find powder; and for application bv Dr,Y
or Otherwise, II IL in Ihe most perfect order And
nave no hesitation IN saving that for all crons il il
equal 10 any Fertilizer offered to the farming com
ihuhly @1 The quality VIII be kept IT rlcclly uui
l"r III al Gascs and warranted Ia contain Der cent
"l Ammonia aud IS 10 30 per cent of Ea.!c Phosphate
n' Lime. rs Pntnp III good bags weighing about $50
IDS. each Purchasers Will please aotice Thai The
other IS genuine
MY !'ng experience in the irade and the general
saltSi'rllon hercl"Io pYcn hv all Gualocs Sold Lv
me- VII none, he guarantee that Tho article noW
uheftd WIZ he as Represented. [ viii also kecn CON
'.a''iy On hand The hes Peruya Mexican and other
city - ''''
WM. ROBINSON,
NOS and !lUiliEgsN orth Street
Near I'ralt 81. Wharf
MAJ i"-"I" BALTIMORE, Md