davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-28

GtnNer'S yGbntdfcbtre.
Die Sdneicer bef9er Stabt, icwie allie perioncn. weI6e cine
ante y 6bm a d inc ~ BADEN mIni6en, icuten fb crinreru,
6ab cine bon uniern Noitiner, sretnl@ 10 pHt @rtei: tbut ais
rsenp ens ancere, uue 10 aud awetmal 10 ptel @eIb
ubrin0t. Ttefes madt uniere Yiai4tuer gu ben %bilIt9z
Ren, wel6e I'M Nartte fne Wetr ais 5000 eaSSn nnb ALIEN
IN bieF1er Stabt IN Operation en- ASfen. 9Sefeu Hnb Splen rne
baben lire GtSlier eptr Die eanit lbstteE in ben Stuno 9eeBt, nd
rrebr Selo su eripaIeu. ais tbnen bt.ies AMI anoeren g9eSe mH9.
lid lit. Qae, melte cine Der e iteu Ndbmai 6tnen, be
NJ @ebran9 fnb. baben mb9teR. iOaten IN unierer Offices
See. 1853 8alrimpreltraBe
pclipredeH, no @ebrouts- Nnwelun9en IN peutider, eu9tiber,
ran,6fi9er unh fpanlInu Sprahe ,u babeu itno uS mo mir Sc
q tneiNe Baitine taRftt aNf perIelbeH arbsttea ler1en.
S6idt nan elnem GrsmpIar bon &lu9er'S 8dbmdidinenz Set.
Ans. aae Raituen Wernen elm salaeS Sapr noh tbrsm Antauf
,pn ms III rSler Srouuns une &ep1raion yebalten.
(Tb2S,uO Us g.. 6rpberid Alcnt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-28
Gtfeabnhnptr &c.
Wener nnb sutcbttser Inbrplan.
itaa Nad benz Weiten NIB SiiOrn. D.

NV ~ UVN1N< rA
On unr nO6 benz &c. Suit 1860 ssben pe Sage wte fOlst,
gon Gamren e t1tipn Baltimore; Der gofug, SonutdgS
ausaenpmnteu, UNI 8 utr 80 Wtnpten Wors,ittngs; unb her Or
pree,ue um 4 ubr - Wttnu'en Wadntttaes 8tice 3Iee eebtn
mad ausn dbstl,n ees g0efsns unp 8DrO, gDefens In btretttr
Qnte.
Stir We9sBaiastere.
Na& aner puntt'n ,piI&Pn Baltimore uni pttbmpnb nttns
man ben 8 ubr 80 Ntn. VI nitas. Bug g1a& aGen 9uutten
twif6en &umbe lanO uno Db"elins uno awtIten GraftoI une par
tersbure zen a ubr - Wtnuten-2uS pen Baltimore. ..
Der 6reoerifz NccOn1nlcoattpn8= Sua
Strldet Baltimore fur Brsperid unN BITE baartfdeu nesenben
DlGse tdelth UNI 4 uhr II Wftnufen NdhntttdeS, NIT @usndbme
beS GpnntaaS, unp erret1t + ei Grid UNI III. 20 ~. MbenoS; yer.
I1st bel Ger 8I6tebr 6rtsertd I'm 9 uhr 0ormtttaes up lan9t
In Baltimore I'm u Il. 80 1l, Mtttassan. .a-.
Der Gntcctt'5 S. lftll8e NccGmobattpnSz 3ua
gtbt tdsH6 NIT @utnabntr bes Spnntass pte fDlet:
Derldef &drnbenNattpn UNI 20 Mtpr9ens uno l u. 4,20 gt1dnt.
Ben G1tectt'S Wtils ut 7.45 WOrgens, $50 $40 Ra4m.
Jta6 WaIbtngtpn uno benz StDen
seben BITE 3ige I'm, 4,25 aO $40 gUrmtttass fuDir I'm IS ub
4,20 Rahnhtttoas.
&m SpnHn 9 UNI 4,25 DtUrseus. ..
Son WaI9in9ton t
UNI 8. 20 nnb 7 8crrntttags unn 8, 20 unp 5 80 ga1n. t+.
Gm @Onntas uur Nldntttags TIM 20 .. rlE
Der ireite unp ptsrte 3u9 Don Baltimore unb 9DalbttatCH btr"
binben fG NIT ben 3Iseu Der NnrapCts 8atn. 3!
Der spetts uo brittle aug bdlt duf rem 8WtlGenfattCnen. -
RB- Wegen 9tdets, MuetGnft, 8cbrt u. {. NJ. rsnee man I'D
an s. &. England, Mgsnt en- Der StGet<Offce, Sarneen'
Hattun. 0D m. prescPtt Snttp,
Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
6. 81. GDGe. General Bileteur. (Mu16,tD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-28
MerfseuaeyS snrbtudare &c.
~. <.4 NuOrt1S Ntutrr & gIblle,
~ e'-5'R ASrpcrteure bon ~.
(Eifeus mi y1H pfnl ~. = r~ 1919 ~t

uUeHt1uIVFWuIlRH ySett3eli9en u, I. No.,
.g.l $40. as 6arriSonfr. unb Sc Bait ntrreffr.! H"''
~empsblsn beH eeebren SubHtup, lire arcbs Gaspohi Son pocren
aus len ttHen teutf9en, e1gttfhe en- uu6 am eri faNi.
tir 3inmttGeute. g@rtiuer, 8Ibbauers uEnmaGsr ,n.f. No. iOTt
aue Mrten Don @le6 laditien unc Htterplatt ten gHaortr, qlor.
temonatS, Damtntai6en, @Grften- @egettafpsn &c. 5wtl6e Wu.
gu ben alItrwobtfetlter Yretttu 'aaraptrt per6en. a 4
Wisbaer unb @urftrna6er wttteh nod ~bsfortes aMf cine u,us
28urNhcp 'nal6tne aufmsrtan oetnd9t Swst9e an 5pefn,dkiateit
uno 3et1iparniB ale dnbeten Iberrift. (Suni14G
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-28
GenrrsN crGbernneen.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms,

Johnston'S Insurance Rooms,
qn1as SEQ. 70 Secpnbftr.
Teuers, Marines Mn6 0ebenSs0erfh&
rIng8sGompd9uien. a--'
C)fderite l1t0 feifeite EDnpnQnie.
Sert@erung8,G omp. Der 8a1ep b. Birainieu,
t' mt $500. 900 capital.
3pnaburgaW erfi6eruns 8sGomp. p. @ir9irier,
nit 5000, 600 capital.
Nlbenlarle<V erIt&erune8= cmp. D. Virottten
NIT $500, 600 Capital.
@barter OateBer1i6. =@pntp. Don 6artfprb.
\. H'.,. Ht- nit $3.50. 900 @aptal.
Security Ser It6erung8sGomp. BON geetps Ocrs
nit $270. 900 capital.
PbSntraV erIi6erun98eS cmp. BON 91em>WDrf.
NIT $500, 900 Capital.
HelolutezV Ser it9eruns8>@ Comp. b. NefpsNprf.
nit S27O.OOO @apial.
Wtontant<N electromagnetic b. 0ensQprf.
~ NIT $500, 900 capital.
Hteps2Sorlo'Sertther .z9 Drup BON Nemz9)pr |
nit $3.50, 900 @aptat.
Wtercd1tile WlutIdl Marine
nit 81 ,0O0, 900 Capital.
Vereint9te Staaten Qeben8s8 erffher,t,o ,c
init 81 ,250. 972 Capital.
Nprtbern NfurancezG omp BON Qonben
nit 50. 1914, Ill @apttal.
ENe coen bemertten Gpnipdgnteen Imb nn her Qeoisr,,,r hos
StadteS Dtarplane %autboriirt nno l3enfrt.
Dte BON benz unterSet6neten reprdIentrter gOmnoouieep b,tas
@lItlen oerfugbares capital gum oouen oben arae,pESnsr
Sera9 oerotfrortltt fir bic 3obhnt9 BON 9erLr5.en. f'"
srest. fboB. .. Sn ~ S|Gs"'e
6reb. affum, SurSenOr. 'E ETa17 AZ
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-28
0ifeubabnen &c.

I 80 EsaS@zs
~ g1,htia iHr @%impanperer nre 6etle,toe.
Grfparuib BON 3cit, 0clo nno Grtftrrrlll1g
S'lT eurf be 4
Nnltimprcs unb CbtpsW% tietrbabn
mad alien Tbeilen pes Weltens
Iter FsHEE
8artersburg uae Masietta, cber GenmOOb,
@beelins uuD Columbus.
Die Baltimore unp Otio- Gt'enbabn btetet Rem rttIenben!Tub'
f,una' bic arSsten g,rtttti. In BE ua auf 9iatetet, Ssquemli&s
FELT eiherbett, puut 4idte't unn S65ubltt Der g enerttn. 70 blB
he vrn tstaer anOsru Satn I Otsisr qanDs abertr2hen wtrO.
Diefe Babn pom dtlantilGeu Meer %aus8ebene.- TT ce aHefe aus
~etOebnteRr eints. ~altr&asttts aber aud BITE tarseft unO '1neats
Tmc baber oe Situate Rpute fur BITE Rttienben mad benz gDeten,
bic ntbtv~ erfeblen fOGten, fe gu bennsen:
Meilenentfernun9 pcl Baltimore na4
% " Cincinnati:
tieber pdrFersturG SS5 ufet'en'
uebtr Seuwppr unb gDttelne SU
utber Sarrtsburs un ptttsturs 6o -.
DurG Ste Marietta Qtnte 300 no
etn, @rfparute an Der GntterhrHs SUn ITO
Durd rte 6 olnnntuS- Qtnte osS on
cine GrIpdrnte an her Gntfernuns pom o9
mSHsnre melh- bic Baltimore. unb Dbtp. @tientahn benuBen,
c.n ss yp,ifsn In TX Taaen ,urid uur fabren tn UMeen, BITE
d9f bas daerbeauerafe uop nit BepNter en- Steen etn8ertttet tno'
Habrs Breiie: t-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-28


Seler+S eriidernngS. 6eicQidIQFf
Serinnntn
in 81 E ~ gort.
Baar s~iu9eaobltes Sapltal aooooo
ueoerlhnB am /. september 1860 SSoU'UUU
VEN unter'ethn.ten 1T BIZ. aeentur fir bile cssfcIf%S oV,VUU
Mo9en pcroen uno er btetet iennen W1tbiroeru MN VIC sranonS
l1t paee in Der BON ben n9eieherfen he,+ts.s. 5 np't!'
tenten se8rInoeten n6 BON beutfdem 1S9m u
fIbrten 'NN" De"Wten gee
rGerli6ertngs. @eIeQIdaft
Oermdnta
9e8en DerluF eurh 6eusr gu i6Gben, reIdes h,,rh e;ro s.urs
aHsSoGe pn rreni9en Dollars tepsrthenigt meben fonr "''"T
br DE Soltotmt Der 9eIN6t5fGblu nl mn Nrownah.i4
Se5ablnr9 stnoi8er Ssrluhe birNu Die &anren FER "''9eN {
Sireftpren:
ptpFtg 9uAer' Wttbael elerau, j. . 6arht, Gbuorh ss6
2enrq Sal. y. Poppenbuien, @eG. ", Senninss
4.@. S6lstder, Ism. q6i6ist, RiborS 9P S"css"'GS
(. SanlbnIann, Peter e War6. Wielun q SSti,,ss+
3cbn !. S6edeler, Sernaun D}arcuIe. Is gS pguasg
u. Y, SlIrlatc, Sacaue5 Sdie6, Galcb gor5tcrn t."nsS
w. &brm9s, @iuItam Stdu, gntpn G6eitIir M,
Nurrag' ". 3lnpe, Sobn s Ntccl, 8iniam q am ptTE
Jo1n GREENWOOD, s. ". gil5bemius, 6emn gcnsr -
70. Spgrrtann Ntuten W. Sope5' Gco. { grrS
8Obert SQuire3, 0te6eri9 s8eltfa0, ;Sror, gSItirS,' GY!Gf
ter S. @tlbert, Wtt1iOr Older. S ""7
morris 9tl9er, Srifbeut.
Wn6plpb @~artOue, Sehetd.
Eeteren3en fir 8a%tttmcfe: ~
Serren OelritS & 9lrman.
~ Steumon, Srnrihs & &c.
Nm. gStltenS 4 Go.
8. u. Worburo q Go.
Holtcsn perbfu bon benz unter,ett5rgsu a, he, h;u,,.,u NJ.
S""s'"' "' W 0'''""8'"W rsMtlper Spra6e ~ou5aefsut.
MbpIpb GnaIsr g,smt N"
(Spt2ss) F'"NH"'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-28

AeGte Stbeins uup fron5Slilde Weine.
gSr boben unier Eager ron cbiSea @tuen ieSt 10 ~cOr1pIstir
eaB mir @boIefaIe Elm b~eltebiSes Quantum ab9.ben tinuen; M
nientlNt perretlen mir WsnbdnoIer auf unert @ene. gaetue. ti
nj 1bsUn BaB duBerft biuia Uertauien. }- ~+
70. & Der O.. 46 9. Npmarenr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-28
0ei9aft8bi6er, Yapicrz ultO S6reibmate
rialienz2ager.
Samuel e. Turner. 3 Sitbz@ barle8Itr

BALI beit1nbl9 I'M Bprrofb tln 8rDBes wager pDn YaPter, SWTtlUHIls
teriaIen. geI66hs. unb Gontc. 8uhern. Sn ieinem Eager betn-
Bet lid iuldnbii9es uub ,nporttrteS Sbreib- uRb Srteipapter bog
allen pS9ltdben Sorten ub iSabrten.
Nptenpapter Iiuirf uub wtib in GROCER AusWabI.
rtefs@ouoert aner SCrten.
Experimentation aner art fa' Office nn6 Erpat5ebr9uti
6tabteoern, 6eoerbalkr, Stescnad. ObIateu, Sieittfts unb @rtts
iI, sintenf6Her r.
Iiute gam S6reibeu unb tRr &ppterprefen, pom ben beiten
3abrifen, GspierpreIIen, 90rtoioltcs, Bprtemonnats &c. &c.
Scwie Elm srobeS Eager bon Radpapier, Srsltartsn, Drndel
BORDEN &c 3a otn bili9ien RrttieR. d.
SaneIer unb DrIter aus Dem 3ance wer6en es IN tbren. Snn-
refe Hneen, bel mir rorsuprt1tn. lSs12ekN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-28

90 Cur belDnberen TenntfiBnabn1e. -
&tuuantertr une Sfetfenpe iplteu fetr uprfhtts fetn, e5e Ge TIRE
8ilette tdufeu unr fplteu etnelben MUIR ron irl@sn ausefehten
Nromren rdufeu. relde ppn ttren, @ebal, lebtn. ntht aber ppn
Mafleru Orer 3wtfbenrrdsern. Ia f. font Der @efutr ausseies:
InS, teI6ptnptlt ~ ueroen uni ttr Gele umfpait %auseeben.
Durdfabrt8zB tlette ~
mad alien Itelen bee aDefens ifnD su tahen BET
p. 81. g. Bilbebranbt,
...- fs 0entral. 6 uatsranttu.A sent her Baltimore aO
..- r-r Sbtp= Gtfenbat1.
a,Nu SEQ, 81 Tbame8ltr., Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

Ex.PREslDENr FILLMoRE ON THE Stats OF
THE CoUNTRY AND THE PoLITIcs OF THE Day.
In a letter, dated April 3Oth, Mr.. Fillmore
writes as followss
81 profess to belong to no party but my
country, and am taking no part in politics; but
though silent, am by no means an inditfer-
ent spectator of passing events. On the con-
trafy. | look with the most intense anxiety. not
to say alarm, upon the present state OF things.
1t appears to me, that he must have read history
50 little profit who does not see, in the growing
jealousy and hatred between the North and the
South, the seeds of discord and civil strife,
which may end in civil war and the destruction
| of this government ! am sure that no one can
aver thatihere was more hatred between Eng
land and her Colonies, tens or even five years
beforeour Revolution, than now exists between
the North and the South; and the cause, u
cause there be. seems likely to endure. Dema-
gogues, North and South, fan this fame to'
selfish and ambitious objects; and the grea
masses, which are usually inert and passive
are likely to be drawn into the contest and sac
rifced, nolens uoIens. May Heaven save US
for Ifear we are unable or unwilling to saw
ourselves" As e 81
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

IT is said that young lady in Uniontown,
KY, placed her affections on Young gentle
man who neither appreciated nor reciprocated
them. Deeming life thenceforlh blank, she
procured a gun, placed the muzzle 10 her head,
touched the trigger with her toe, and passed
into world where the pangs OF unrequitted
love are unknown. Who is il that says Men
have died and worms have eaten them, but mol
for love %
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Removals!

Variety and Trimming Store J!
The undersigned, having removed from her
former place of business, to the house until re-
Gently occupied for the Post Office, on the same
street, few doors above, would respectfully
inform her friends that she has had her new
room fitted up in tasteful order, and is prepared
TO furnish the public with all articles in her
line of business at cheap rates. Call and see.
t+- s. T.. BELL.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
RAILROAD NOTICE.

The Delaware Stockholders in The Maryland & Del
aware r. II. Co. informed that receipts for the
first call for their stock. being IS per share de.
posted with w. M Bell, Esq, Cashier Of the Smyrna
Bank. who isauthorized receive the money and de-
liver the receipts. The rst call is due, and
Lew. POWELL,
May 10, 1S60-lm Tres'r M Il ID. r. r. Co.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
MARTIN e. DICKSON.
Cheap Watch 81 JeWelry Store

would respectfully inform my friends, and the
public generally, that have on hand a very choice
stock Of Gold and Silver WATCHES which offer
for SALE as low as they can be bought in the city
also, Silver and Plated Spoons Casters, Gold and
Silver Jectacles and other articles too numerous 10
mention. All want is call, 10 satisfy you ofhe re-
ductiOn Of prices All goods Narrented 10 be rep.
resented, or the money refunded. a'e
N B.-Particuar attention given TO repairing in all
It's various branches. Store on Main street, opposite
foxweiis Hotel. NH l5-ly
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
EQUALITY TO ALL--UNIFORMITY OF
PRICES.
A New Feature in Business

Every One his own Salesmani-JoNE 4 Co.. Of the
Crescent price Clothing Store Goa Market street,
above sixth, Philadelphia In addition to having the
largest most varied and fashionable stock Of clothing
in Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales,
have constituted every one his own salesman, by hav
ing marked in figures on each article. the very low.
est price it be sold for they cannot possibly
vary--all must buy alike. The goods we'll spunged
and prepared and great pains taken with the making
fhaa all buy with the full assurauee Of getting
good article at the very owestpriee. Also, large
stock Of piece goods hand, Of the latest styles and
qualities, which will be made 10 pIder in the mos
fashionable and best manner, 25 per cent below credit
price. Remeraber the Crescent in Market street. above
Sixth, PhiladelshIa. bhH fa4 es lf
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
The General Opinion

Is that LEWIS q BROTHER are selling Cloths. Cas-
simeres yesiings Ladies Dress Gu DIS and Grocenes
cheaper than any other merchants. IN Smyrna. Try
their Rio Coae at l2l per pound, and all oheE
Goods sold IN like manner.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Mexican Mustang Imminent,

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this article has attained. For Rheumatism Salt Rheum
Burns, Bruises. Stiff Joints. Galds, Sprains, Pole
Evil, and SwelIings upon Horses il has equal No
person will be without twho has tested lis value.
And with reference TO the general estimation Of the
Mustang Liniment chesriully say that no article
ever psrfoImed SO many cures in neighborhOod as
this Il. w. Smith, Ridgefeld, Conn" S. Leitch ESQ.,
Hyde Park VT, writes that the horse considered
worthless (his spavin) but since the free
Of the Mustang Linimsnt, | have sold him for $3.50
Your Eminent is doing wonders up here I" Such tes
tmoiy is reaching us every day. The halfis not told
Every family should have it. Beware ofimta.Ons
The genuine Mustang sold by all respectable dealer
throughout the world.
BARNES 4 PARK, Proprietors, New-York,
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

the extreme south and western country. is The fear
they have ofthe Fever and Ague the most drefHt of
all diseases. Every day we hear OF perOns attacked
by this disease, and made helpless in short time with
out any Of afordng relief, In view ofa great
demand for remedy DR.. Hostetter has presented his
CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTEns, whose curative pow
ers for all diseases of the stomach have been univer-
sally acknowledged The Bit;ers. prepared after a
long experience and deep study, have received the
encomiuns of the most mnent physicians, well as
all CLASSES from every part of country To those
who d,udt their many virtues, all we can say is to try
them, and judge for themselves respectively.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
RTSee advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Miscellaneous Advertisements,
MOTIcE: !: /,

Having disposed ofour serest in the business which
we conducted for so many years. to MR. EDWIN Will
MER whose advertisement appears below. we respect
fully call the attention OF old friends and patrons
TO his advertisement, and solicit for him the patron
age SO long extended TO ~,--.-.,e-- '--sre~.-
Being desirous to settle up all our old business we
will here stale that respectfully solicit all who
have accounts 10 call early and seltle the same.
sS.sss-,re GEO. w. CUAlMINS Il co. :
Smyrna MAY Isl, 1860.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
vars. Wisaslow,

An experienced nurse and female plysicianE has
Soothing Syrup for children teethihg which greatly
facilIttes the process Of teeihing by soening the
gums reducing all linfiammalion-wilI alay all pam,
and is 70 regulate the bowes.t Depend upon il
mothers. will give rest 70 yourselves and relief and
health 70 your infants Perfectly slfe in all cases.
See ad advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

HUI ELk1on Devsrrst states that the large
p3heh orc kards II Sxeeairee Neck. Ia That CO.,
%4 w sb,hs uszes plsce4. IRE likely produce
nI1eH4 3s4 ~ tt7se sts~4s suppressed tiity would
easIses Il. the sea a-on. Tho aptle tr'F<- asss
meyer tsG,fe 80 fLI o blossQms.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Cheap John is still attracting

Onedp JOHN ~ Slili dtlIdctlfly
large crowds of purchasers at his fayorise place
of resort, Main street, opposite Foxwelfs Ho-
tel, where he 10 selling all the "knick-knack-
eryr Of housekeeping at just about half-price.
Fancy articles of every kind and description
can be found at his emporium, remarkably low.
II does not matter what you may want 70 buy,
just 60 TO Cheap Johns and see if he has not
got it fifty per cent cheaper than anybody else.
+ II you are a stranger, 60 to Main st., and look
down souiherIy, and see the crowd around The
door, -whese you see thenost excilemen1 that
/ il the place.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
M ivy COOu 8 ,

w. B. COLLINS, Merchant Tailor, on
Commerce streets, has on hand good assort-
ment of
Cloths, CassiHneres Sc Vestings,
comprising one of the best stocks he ever pur.
chased, which he will make up to order in the
most fashionable manner and in the best style
Persons are invited to call and examine.
NH l5-3m w. b. COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
MARIE o.

On the 18th instant, by Rev. e. F. Cooper,
of the Philadelphia Annual Conference. DR.. ]
A. Perkins and Miss Mary E. BIackiston,
daughter Of the late Thos Nj. Blackiston, Esq,
both of Chesteriown, Maryland.
On the 18th instant near Templeville, Nd,
by Rev. w II. England, John McNett and
Miss Mary Baggs, both Of Queen Annie's Cos,
Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

d. u va T@A GB~
PERUVIAN. We sell NONE but No. GOVERNMENT.
Beware Of The counterfeit article.
AMERICAN. Form JARVIS ISLAND, receive direct
per ship I" Reynard."
CHABOE. Two cargOes Of this we'll known Feaih-
cry GuanO, imported per BaTduss
"TrovaIOre" and Annie"
ALLEN & NEEDLES NEW FERTILIZER.
Highly AmOniated, composed Of Bones, HaR ROOl
Animal matter and Sulphuric AcId. 1t conialas all
that is wanted for fTsi-class Manure
PRICE, $50 per 2OOO lbs. q cent per lb)
.B.-We wish You TO bear in mind lhas m no
CASE do we sell any articles unless know Ihsm sp
be genuine, and would respectfully call your asnen
TO The premiums taken al The following Agrsa!ursl
Exhibitions, diplomas OF which may be seen Al. 0uE
Counting Room.
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Furniture and Upholstering
Warehouse.

The undersigned respectfully informs his customers
and the public that he has enlarged his place Of bus
ness in an elegant and splendid style, and keeps con-
NTTURE, Of all kinds, manufactured with especial
care by his own workmen, and under his own super
vision. He also recommends to the public his
invented and improved Sofa, Bedsiead and Lounges
which for convenience and ease surpass anything eve
used before, Spring Hair and Husk Mattresses made
IN the best STYLE. His prices are remarkably LOW
and he solicils share Of public patronage.
sf2 81 JOHN A. BAUER,
No 255 S.Second street, above sprunce Philadelphia
NH I9.lv si f 4.- s.ff r
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
FOR SALE.

A BULK WINDOW, with Shutters Bars,
and everything complete. Apply at this Of
fee. ms
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
Fashionable Millinery.

Misses M. =. BEcK& E. J. FARES tab Ibis meth
cd OF informing the Ladies' Of Snvrna and vicinity that
they returned from Philadep phia with spen-
did assortment Of SPRING and SUMMER BON
NETS, also. FLOWERS, RLBBONx, CAPS, &c..
which they are selling at very sma profits TO ay and
all who will favor them with acalleeling confident
that they sell cheap the cheapest. hearty
Ingltaton is extended 10 all call aud examng their
spck at the stand formerly occupied by Miss y f. Bell
on Main street. ed door above Mr.. VIM. Temples store
neatly done and punciualy attended TO- ap5
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

CHEAPER THAN EVERs' En-
A choice collection of CLOCKS, WA10PP' =
ES AND JEWELRY at the Store oil a. ~
PARSONS, on Commerce ST., where h'Isss o.,
be found good assortment of Breas nd
Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Gold STUDS ,ss ~
other articles 10 tedious 10 men.iOn--all "rss
ducsd prices, 10 suit the times. Watches ~ -
Jewelry carefully REPAIRED and Ws'iaA''''
NH I5.tf .
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

SILK bONNETSI n y y
GRAPE BoNNETs,
FINE Straw BoNNETs, ho-t's3
CoLLoRED Straw BoNNETs, ,ta.a-e
SHAKERS, FLATS, a, at{ .r
BOYS HATS, .....
with large stock of RIBBONS, in every va
riely French FLOWERS, Black Lace Wells
&c., &c.
The above, in style and quality. cannot be
surpassed, and will be sold as cheap as thu
cheapest. Please call and examine her stool
before purchasing esewhere-no charge TO
showing, and every effort shall be made 10 Civ
entire satisfaction.
apl2 MARY A. DEAKYNE.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
BARGAINS d.
BARGAINS.

hhye just received, at my store. on Commerce St.,
large and well selected stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which am determined to sell as low as the lowest,
embracing DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, Hardware,
Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes. and every article
kept in country store. The above goods wl be sold
move my place Of business The public are invited
TO give me call before purchasing elsewhere as my
motto is. Small Profits and Quick Sales" As spe.
cimen Of my prices, am selling Silks at 40 cts, La
dies Caters rs cts, Mems Caters $3.50, &c. sass
&1-All kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
ms R.F. HASTINGS.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

pCHuYIKTIT 1lg
ticuitarsl Socisty.
A liberal deduction made to Dealers, on all sS
above articles. ., - ...---. 20 ...
'-',.'r ALLEN & NEEDLES,
cd ~ South wharves and Al South Water Street,
M First Store GboUe Chesnut
PHILADELPHIA. -t
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24

and other Fertilizers. BRICK and STONE, Also
Agricultural Implements
and MACHINERY, and will keep on sale the most
approved Warming Utensils and machinery. Plows,
Harrolys Cultivaters, Cleaners Horse Rakes, Fans,
Straw Cutters, ColshelIers, Horse-mills, Reapears,
Mowers, Ilorsepowers, Thfashefs &c, &c. On the
articles credit Of four months will be given for ap-
proved negotiable paper, or per cent of for cash.
a5rNESSELS will be run regularly to NEW YORK
and dPIiILADELPHIA. p Freighls will be taken to or
from these cities at the lotest rates.
The subscriber. after many years absence, having
returned TO his native town TO engage business, and
being comparatively stranger 10 many Of the citizens
Of Smyrna and It's surroundings, deems il due TO him
self we'll 10 those whose trade be invites, TO be
explicit in this his first advertisement, TO the ran
ner and terms on which he proposes to do business
and respectfully socis the patronage extended b. h
predecessor, and Of his friends and the public gener
ally. EDWIN WILMER.
Smyrna, May /, 1860 -3m
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
NeaU BOGrdsng House.

The subscriber. having taken the house on
MAIN street, recently in the occupancy of Mr..
james Taylor, is now prepared TO receive
BOARDERS on accommodating terms.
NH If JOHN COULTER.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-24
For Sale

TOT CdIG.
! Large six-seat FAMILY CARRIAGE and Har
ness. BUGGY WAGON, Pole and Shsffs l BAY
MARE, IL hands high, years old-sound and gen
tie. Apply 10 a3lsl EDWIN WILMER. J
m 5-4t hfs 3aa4 81 sf Smyrna, Del.