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THE GREATEST THING YET:
CLOTHING WITHOUT SEAM
Water : Proof and Almost InaestructibIe /!
DRESS, BUSINESS AND PLANTATION WEAR

H. r. LATIMER,
No. IS tiravier street,
Has now complete assortment of the above
gUois, to which he invites the the public
Planters would do well these goods purchas
than anything yet produced
Dealers in Caps and Shoes find an article which can be
.duce INTO the retail trade consisting
assorted Seamless Caps for and boys Congress CATERS
Shoes and overshocs Slippers Boots and Leggngs, etc.
Country and city trade supplied with any quantity liberal
discounts. nl9 3m
.kkR FOR SALE-A REMARKABLY fast sailing
kETTN>CllfPER SHIP, iIl register
1900 barrels; four and half years old-copper and
copper fastened bnilt of white oak and The most
complete style Well onnd in
rider for any voyage. For terms, apply to
MO If 10 Nn,che1 sir,et
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept 6, 1859.
To the Honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen
MILE NIEN-NHe the InfIersi .nrd. o1yn-

~ ers of properly Galuet street, from liah Broa
street. yonr honorable body the Comptroller
sell contract for paving the said street with round and
the crossings each intersection he ael said crossings
to be less than wide The work 10 in ac.
coriance with specifications be tnrtishnl CITY
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT

n, fl,a;rr,nr
Registered November Is. 1859
my LIT HENRY DIrREJ for f,,mptrol,a-
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/ .OSI OK NIISIAID-NOTICEI Is HEREBY GIVEN
- mat application will be made 10 the Commissioner PEN
sos sixty days after the first publication hereof the
OF Military Warrant No. II 9 the of John A. Fort
the Sarne having been lost msad been fled
In the General Land Office against the issue patent on said
warrant The public hereby cautioned trading far
the H. LINEN RERG IVA
nj cot Atttornor
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frd sale for anything he may wish to gel sale
for! They can cell any kind of iron, brass or
copper to dealers, when the article NAV show
l'self not half worp, and even provisions for
nall their value; which fac; is sufficient proof
that the boy is selling for himself. Nor is it
right to employ boy whose parents arc known
10 De opposed to that and all other vice. merely
because ne is cheap hand, in the ten-pin alley,
or any other place where the proprietor knows
1t is unfit for boys to be! In conclusion. I
would say, let those who know the truth of this
BEST ask themselves if it is doing as they would
nave their sons done by. If so, differ in opin-
ION; If otherwise, in the future, allow con.
science fair play, and you will observe the gold
rem rule is the firm belief of Jusrtcs
SMYRNA, Del,
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Some ofthe Evils of u Financial
Crisis.
ap7-2n

| Not only is it with the ruined merchant the dome
clai0n OF property, loss Of credit aud The many mise.
RES arising from bankruptcy, that need make l6e more
fortunate feel for the poor. Through a cold winter
mere are still deeper mlsurunes, far below financial
aialrs. Here lies some of the Wor { of the evils
When you come TO look the facts in The G,cc oc
} me great quantity OF men and WumeII-wlth famI.
lies OF chlidren-out of employment: when The
machinery OF the factories If still the silence that
prevails IN The shpy ards. and all the dcSolnous of
suspended labor facing the ricur of winter for thn
poor ana heedy II Is truly hcarIt nting Street by-
gars and professional hcpgn;s in a generous country
IKE ours does well enough; bat ah! there lies moi
The deepest surrOWs The kCChrsi sinus uI hunger i
most lelt Fy In 'se whom the Almighty has endUW ed
with spirit far above brgging-a class of peoE!c
whose only HediiS of subsistence is labor and wIIh
plehiY OF work are comparatively happy; but Wheu
a' laDUr Is suddenly cut oil. and they thrown un-
o cold WOrld, ana begdry and starvation saes Ihnni
IN the lace then comes le trials that their very
hear ri-strlngs. There many WIDOWS with IiIilr
children and their single without fuel, almost
destitute oi clothing, and not knowing where their
heNi meal Is TO come from while thpir le babes Law
upon their wIlted and hall-ilmshed breasts; and 10
say 10 Them 60 INTO the street and beg" Uould he
hCAt 10 ucalh mere are Instances recorded of laIe
Mhere utall has ended suffering rather than beg
nose are The ones who need alI from the more lru
nate hands OF the charitable; those arc The ones thn,
are truly To be ped aud charity 10 the nonr and d,s
apHu Is one OF the most prominent and beautiful chm
racefstcs OF Christianity. TO this class U sull;rl rlrn
EeOple Whenever can learn " h0 they arc am, one
VINO Is gong 10 put MY goods down to first cost If Eoi
neIow liIal during ibis dull season. NuI only am |
disposed To give my mite IN this way to the worthy
poor Out at this season OF the year am anxious II, oe,
rlu O my wnIler stock at some low price rather Ihau
weep t"Ver TO next year. Therefore, if Winter Boots
ihu 0oes' or both hen and women don't cor for one
price ney must 90 tor another, Tor am determined Ia
'ell. So, look out for bargains at FLA \It.L,\ -
heap Shoe store, No 10 Wrsl Second street N,
'is'"''' February 18Th. 1879
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DIR. Wistar's BaIsam of Wild
Cherry.

Ba!lou's Pictorial Of 9th july savs:-Pe,I,zino ,Io
True sense OF responsibility attaching To the Editor o
ana Publisher Of a widely circulated journal. We
shou'd deem 1t little less than crime 10 recommend
any medical compound the real virtue of which ,,c
could not conscenlIOusly ndorse This baisau,c corn
pound has become home fixture; and all rcrons ,,I
suiitr and have IN VAN aemie To cure toucbs
Colds. Bronchial or Pulmonary Complaints. make use
OF this unequaIled remedy
The following Certificate from distinguished gen.
tieman IS equally conclusive:
From Rev. Henry Wood, formerly Editor orthc On
grrgalI"na journal, Concord. y II more RECENTLY
american Consul al Beyroot, SYRIA ana now Chaplain
III the Navy ''''''
CoNcoED n. II March g
Ncssrs. Seth w. FOWle & Go .-GrntIemcn;-Tvo
years aeo sudden and violent attack upon me Limos
'"hHheu me 10 my he'd lOr several weeks. and when
I'roNereu l. was 50 much oppressed by difficulty m
nIeathlhs that was often unable to see or resi- ,un
"eu ny hlghi. Ihe suffering extreme and iudg-
ing lroh lhe lnCcacy of the remedies use,t / sun
posed lhe disease Incurable Being persuadpd Ia lrv
bnille Ol WIsars Balsam OF Wild Cherry " ibout
CohhehCe IN It's cliIcaCy found the difficulty almost
entirely removed before one boulc was used mn S,m
Phihy win my leIl0W-Salcrrrs induces me Ia u,..o
inns public statement and recommend the article IN
others similarly afflicted
With respect yours truly, Hrvry WooD
None eehnlne unless signed t. BUT rs on the wranpcr
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE g. CO.. Boslon
ana l"r sale ny j. i. l1ilt ckcr and r. Mansfield
smyrna H. w. SpCer, LeIpSiC: J. l. IIcvorIn IiuIo
reek Landing james Cowgt Il Som and 1. +. BuIton
ll0Ncri Thomas Simpson. Camden: james Co k Ern
derica Jacob y. FOulk and T.. f. Uammcr,Iev Nil
lorG; }. H. y w. H. VanGesel CIark's 'urner ouI h.
Dealers generally. rNnrln In, =!
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"AIL RIGHT! De SAUTY.'-D Sauty. the greo,
mysterious De Sanity still remains the Cyrus station
OF The Atlantic Telegraph, with several assistants who
oy night and by day, are watching for signals"
broken currents" unintelgible transmissions. -
ana all that sort Of thing. About the best thing De
Saniy can do is to drop his Intellectual wire.workny
and come on 10 Philadelphia where he can he froe
from anxiety, and enjoy the luxury Of wearing such
elegant garments as are made ut the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall of Rockhill b Wilson, Nos COZ and 6O5
Chestnut street above Sixth, PHILADELPHIA.
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r' Hl!EtiFiC RENEDl' tUK CO<SUMrriD\
me Great hirt0tery vi Dr. Frahrl. Lhurchl,,. ,.
ihriS ol means for The preyeniion and cure of hs
Lime Soda, and Potash, is "tidings of great low 10
all Sufferers CONSUMPTION is 10 longer inc1tabe ,
startling as this assertion may seem.
Dr. CHgRCHLL's Work on CONSUMPTION lust re-.
llshed in few w-eks. y copy of thus Irvai,rhIp
BUv.. together with !cPortant information hy Ic;,cr
aud circula:s, WILL BE GIVEN GRATIS, TO every
sufferer in The United States who may send or call at
my Office or order by Express brt when sent by mail
TWELVE CENTS III stamps be enclosed tor postage
The, Genuine llypophospmles, prepared cne,,c caIly
pure, act0rding TO the formula of Dr.. Churchill ana
certified lay DIR. Chiffon and eminent Chemists-nrce
e pc: Dottie' or three for s., with full dreclIons-
Sold Wholesale and retail by
J. WINCHESTER
"P'-%m ~ John street, New York
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IIriilen for Lhe Smurnn Ii,ncs
Where Lies the FauIt PrOperIv.

MR. EDITOR 1T has been said by a scnsib G
Bachelor, (Which class like the Maids, an YOU
are aware, are proverbiol for their ability to
raise good children,) that Smyrna in Turkey is
celebrated for its abundance Of good figs, but,
says he, Smyrna in Delaware for ills bad boys.
! am somewhat Of the gentlemen's opinion, but
it is a question with me, if The causes were
traced out, whether or not some who have Dass
ed the age of bOyhood might not find themselves
bameable in some degree on account of this
You may readily ask the question. Who but the
parents can be blamed am free 10 admit
that proper restriction, added 10 wholesome
discipline in their training, is the parents i'm
perative duty to his son. as well as TO his Maker;
but there are a number of children who are not
under as strict government as their dispositions
require, and there are others who have not pa
rents to guard them, and again those who are
found to be uncomfortable. Now, here starts
the inquiry, Is it right for men to encourage in
any respect what they know 10 be wrong 10
boysl Well, if it is wreng, is it not wrong
for men to boy of boys what they know boy
has not of his own TO sell! What boy among ,
10 does not know that, for half its value he can
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va ET Va EG NN
AT PRfTAYE SALE

PHI II SALE
ne uhders gn'd viii dispose Of, at private sale his
FARM III Still Pond Ia Kent county. Nd nj nrcsen,
occupied by MIR. Elias Walravcn, containing about
40 ACRES. Ii Is situated in Still Pond Neck about
miles of BeIleron Landing, at the mouth of the
N;SSairas near the Chesapeake Bay and adjoining lhe
lands ol Messrs N. 4. lIynsOn and John Wilson.
!. - The DWELLING is Of Brick, with a com
3@iii moiI"us Brick Kitchen attached. rhe Out
a5ll Buildings are sufficiently large, but are moi in
superior order. There Is an adequate -
supply of WOOD and TIMBER for the ordi. @sss5a
nary uses OF The Farm, which is divided INTO @79+A
SIX heids, and Is nndci good fencing The soil A+S@-
rs very good. with fine clay bottom; the arabic land
has been lined. This property is convenient to
Fruit finely
Inc whole Farm will be sold, or such portiOnas pur.
chasers might desire TO have
Inc Terms of sale aIe.-One. fourth cash and the
balance IN ten equal insIalmenIs, with interest
>, FOR lnrther particulars, apply 10 GEORGE VIctRRs
ISL nheSier'Own or 10 the undersigned near UrIe.
VILE, Kent county, Md
apI-3w G. MEDFORD BROOKE
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''..'. :.i' B.. Otn!.,ti. F. ..:.t.,..l-.r,s.
sy = az" 'i'i'"e il The best manner expressly
C,iETit;;SS,,% fHrt;S d. CO. Of the CRESCENT ONE rRICE
,h1o iilNti STORE, OOl Marker Street, Phl!aiel
OH each article. All Goods sod or made lI rIer ,r'
Mu,i9n'Fd satisfactory, and our O.c Price system is
StlctIy adhered To- We believe this 10 he he onIv
'i' way q dealing, as thereby all treated alike
.ooo :, ZONES IL co,
"'S-lJ CCi Market ST. Fhlade lula
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Eeic,l.

On tuesday, the l2th instant, al hi> residence
near Iri'""' Kent CO., Del, james Hopkins, IN
the 63Ih year Of his age. '''''''' ."
Mr. Hopkins was for many years Steward
~ Tue NJ. f. church, a faithful aud devoted
chr's'lan' aud an esteemed and valuable CHI.
On the s'h instant, in Smyrna. Lizzie Davis
dau9 hler Of Dr. Mark & and Emma +. InAand
oi Milford Del IN the 5lh year of her age.
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Ta39s'fa.s!.

On the 7'h instant, by Rev. p. Mansfield
Hanson ~ Harris and Re5ccca A. Gray, both Of
New Castle CO.
-, On The 9Th instant, in Wilmington, by Rev.
" il!Iam Barnes, John w Iycett. of Smvrno
to Mcrlbah Hughes, of New Castle CO.. Del
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HG1'tEll,nro.

A good lot, embracing Carpenters Tools.
Locks, Screws Hinges. &c, sold at cost by
ISCHUDf d COLLINS, in Smyrna. Farm
ers and builders VIII take noice-the stock
includes such as used for building purn;ses
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..-reiianoous Advertisements.
PRATT & DAVIS.

Commerce 81, Sns.yrna, EecE.,
~ z..e--z=s, Would inform the public that
( E;~gE they continue to keep on hand.
'a1iss'sssS fSsis at their old stand, a large as.
sortment of their celebrated Flushing PLOWS.
(Nos. 0, and z J also, all sizes of the Concave
and WILEY Plows; Double Michigan Plow,
Superior New-Ground Plow, and Corn Plows
CASTINGS Of all the above varieties of
Flows, as well as all others in general use,
constantly on hand. Castings, of every de-
scrlPtIon. also made to order, at the shortest
not,ct. Give them a call.
Smyrna, narch u, l6j9-3m
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Important TO Females.

DR. CHEESEMAN'S PTLLS.-Thc combi.
nation Of in gradients III '.eae Pills the result Of
long and extensive Practice They are mild in !hcr
operation; ana certain in correcting all Irrcg'!aritlea
whether from col or Otherwise headache main inILp
sue Patalior OF the heart, whites, all nervous a
iec'Ois mysteries, fatigue pain The back and limbs
Nc.' disturbed sleep which arise from interrupt III Of
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A Note to the Public.

BrlckIaying and Iastering
business in The Town of Smvrna, and having had
seVerai wears experience with one of the best Mcchan-
les OF the town they iiaef themselves lh II they can
render satisfaction 10 all who may favor them with
their patronage
LEFltERBURY & HENDERSON.
\. BAH Orders left al BENZ. B. CooPER's Restau.
RAM IN the iiasenc'; Of the .. Fellows Hall Will
meet with prrnbI attention. l. IN
March =, l,j9-::In
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

WIS the commencernen mt OF era in the treatment
vi muse Irregularities aud Obstruclions which have
consigned many thousands of the vonny The hr,r
tiul and the beloved to a Premature Grave. No le.
male can ENJOY good health unless she is regular ami
whenever an obstruction lahes place the general
health begins 10 decline
DIX CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most eCcctuaI
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to Fe
males /" all classes they are ihyaluabIe inducino.
WIN cefaihty' periodic al regularity They are known
10 thousands, who have used l,cu NJ 4, !, ;i
hr""&h""I The country having the sanction Of some
p th+ 'he"i tihhenl lhysIrnns IN America Exrllrn
r'ft"''5 stating when, nnd when Ihey should NOT he
10 Pills | " ''N'
fl. =; a valuable Pamphlet I" be had free Of the Agents
l,i> sent oy mail, priariy by cncjo,rng prlcc o Tie
'entrd Agent Sold by JAMES +. IOfFECkEE
''ay f"a ana by Druggists generally.
B. IIU rCIHNt,S General Anon,
febl7ly IA CL,n,1,on' IA IA 'NgtH'
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Read and Profit by it,!

The subscribed would call the attention of his Gus.
toners and the public generally, to large and hand
some Stock OF GOODS, which he is now openine at
his old stand in SMYRNA on Main street one door
from the Corner, west. The attention of the Ladies
Is particularly invited 10 the large and very handsome
stock of DRESS GOODS. 9cr Please cali and exam.
Inc before purchasing elsewhere
TIlOS. CARROW.
Smyrna, March 81 IS59-it
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Blinds and Shades,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
B. j. WILLIAMS.

NO. TO North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
Is the largest Manufacturer of Window Blinds and
dealer IN Window Shades. Of every variety. lie Is
The originator OF all the new styles and has fine
STOCK 10 he sold at Reduced Prices. Buff, and all
other colOrs nf Linen Shades Trimminrs Fixtures,
dc. Store Shades painted to order.
@J-B. w. invites citizens of this county to call be.
lore purchasing. and assures them he can sell better
article for the money Than any other Establishment IN
the United States. mar2i.3m
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Martin f.. DICKsON.

- Wishes 10 Inform the public that he Las - fine
~ Il 'SSor'm'h' 81 Goods, whIch viii he sod as
"4~>'c cheap as IN PhilHdelphia and rcspocinII, ~
FIi'N an examination "i the same SPECTAC is IN
Suit al eyes. Special attention giye4 10 IA jI,tL
hHfAH'HNt' III all It's various ranches. and from,
ms CXTcFirre IN one Of the Iarlest and best o.ih
p siishn"ns IN PhadePla, hc warrants cnlIr,. s,,>ia
non Orders attended 10 wllh l,fomIincSs.
y IORE ON Commerce street, second dror ob,,o
''"'N''' "-ll h-fA' hVl. Mach 81, '59-3l
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MAZE ITEMS, 10.

FILrsusrKn wAlsxR b svhw n ssupurlv u
New Orleans. MY. =. : - =, !
In an. os ,hs M.,hod,.. .su..,. :. 49,. -. ~. :
tls upon Tyne in FneIaud unwsrd %,iss
dred persons faye bsen sdyultts6 Svts ~.
Church. -. = - - ',f.'--
os T,s.d.x .v.r,r. \, 49,.
u.n f,a,n V.y,r.,'s - - .4s..s.s,eNS
d,s...d ra,,.n s.%a,,s - ~
IN. ,na. ~ ~ ,nn Ths -. ~
and the N onsv vss found. ~" = ' - : = =,
uo.. w,,,.v J.,vr ~ y.--..-xt
v.s . no,.s 40 i,,.,.n - -. 49,.
snno,n,ed Cbs,as s'x S.,,sy ,s Vp..,,tn.ssSt. 3.
oO y..r, =, m. farm ~. - -. i.s.I.
In ystir. n.nt
T.. ~ ,s.-s 80.
osns,s ~ isso - snn,t.d y nv rs ~. = - sr~-s.s@
shou - nd n.,i,,s T,.s -hl," ~ Tsy--s"l
Who bsd schroy,sdpsd ~ ~ &C.,. SS.S
,hat ,hs, verc un.bis IN NJ ~h;cA 4. n -
rrcro,, III, "a ns.,,v o,s In -, 81 AZ ~
rm,r hsr' - - - - y - 49,,
49, "a
u, hI 1AM WALk VIZ @DAvm =.
MMks, w , Newnx, n. o., eomn1sse sssc6
oonms,..S :" usS ,Sy,. ~ 'i%s ihossira anS. nnS. .sS
n.nnsmsn, wh,oh ;nSnoaSS ~" h.ii. ~ =
-.s ~ ro =. ,a ha,..,so o n VIC o'"s.
two cb,iSr,n' W "'sA /" ''""y'
naE Mssaeo1,Ssts ~ sn a,o houss on wssnseday, ~
s v.o " ~ LLv, rcodea rom ns wIee -
% Won On .ns pu. T,aIye.o tns saN Ms,ue O. hceAca
nsn soa insroy eonesnsd vnh -. Ssane~
snss suowIae " ststoe 70 o. easose 49,
sta!s hguss frounds withoet ths apqsvvA q
sno.ns, hsS~' -,
1m Pnns corrsspoussnt d ths C6OriH -
Efcfs Us.', Writing Ocs: 12th sys.l hnw0
lust beard Of the sudden dsath of -. 0spnoa
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XXTANTED-LADIEST TO LEARN TO oPE-
wv rate ON Singers Wheeler wIson's and other
sevins machines and practice till perfect and sstis-
fed, and recommended to situation, @ operators also
Machinss for sale and 10 let, at III Allen
o10 24acs101
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C0uGHl ARE YOII

ryAyEl YOU A COUGHf ARE You
sss1S ~, !ssas Isl. {. = IA sAIss =,
sss ssss ~ psst. rs o yos .s;i. Essr own
= Ionsnt. oa ths drst symptom. u cough, hnt Set
~: sys,y sy:sysa4ifis y b. fsiI fsIu s;s.'s n'a, 'n'n
Sssss .iss ,Sss isss yse ~osd have found mSst N 4
nnSSiate relief Ror sale, Wholesale ann rttn 49, ~ ~
SLSts generally. on "
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FUR nNERs ..s.D AND ROBE ..la S.s :Bss
wages and steady work win be given tOhers need not
apply o26 3'2Tt
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UTANTED-LADIEs TO LEARN TO oP-
w sests On singers, wheeler 4 wiissns, and
Hover ssvtns msehines prsctlee until perfect all
and IN cher snuges taught perfect; lessons giyen
through the day and After Q, evening" terms ~ Also
q, near 0rsnd. ociI Stacsit7
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GIRLS WANTED TO BASTETHIN COATS
0-also girls to learn. Apply any time during the
week at IN Third ave. OF Til
INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN
AGORDON, Who arrived In the ship Great Western D
Neeks ago. He 10 q native Of the County Of CsvAn,
Ireland Any Information Of him will be Thankfully
received By his aunt, ELIZA BENNETT ita east 3lst
II, New York. OFT 2'l10
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VNANTED--LADIES TAUGHT TO OPE-
w rsss On Singer . and Wheeler Wilson, ssvins
machine. ~ Slnsers late teacher; practice uatn psr-
After learning. Bndlns tuckins and hsmmins suAse
included for Sty0. Empioyers supplied with the bost
10 J2srsloo -
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WANTED-LADIEs TO LEARN TO oPE-
w rate on Singers and Wheeler 4 wilson's sewing
machines the binding eanse and hemmins taught
can learn trs1e-terms from u tosl Apply At the
ecrne. Of Pearl and Sands Sta over the store,
BrooklynL ocn 2<ac't0A !
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NOTICE TO sHOEMAKERS-FoR SALE,
IN 5000 pair boot iess. Insuire OFF. TANsEi, l'S
Elizabeth Ut, New YORK. OF S'lN .
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XxTANTKD-roR THE UNITED STATES
w Army, 300 Abls bodied men, between n and %
yeans ~ ~ PER month. Furnished With tosrd cloth.
wanted Tor artillery and Infantry banda For further
inform.ticp apply ct the principal recrutlng rendeI
yous, 11b Cedar II. oc3o Aso'1JI n
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED TO THE
"A metal sirn enErsytue-Noae but a good. steady
Mas have the bes Of references and have taste for
drayfns. Inquire for q. MONKS, sss Broads.y, cor.
Walker Il. oc6 3133
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XEANTED-FOR U. 8. ARMY-100 AC-
w tive nea. Pay from sll 70 sa2 per month, With
board elsthing, Ac. Also musicians wanted, Apply
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FOR SALE.

q ATTENTION-wE ARE PREPARED TO
ali q exchange real estate stores saloons manu
sors q q the ,hSTtss sGtise RYSg ns sSpm'''''n
s~'-ofT SsiA 20 III Bowery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-28

A GOOD MANY WOMEN WANTED DAILY
A-Ge9i siia.tons, sood x,se.; rrl: lately landed,
an m q All eg III rsn,s% y sr ths n,tae a,n
guiro- Oh %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-28

EOR SALE CHEAP-ONE OF THE BEST
e stands In washinston Market suitable for any
Mind of bu occupied aud clearing 800 month,
For psrtieuiaSs, Inquire iO5 Charlton st. sst and
o'clock p. m. oNfie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-28

.KINDLING wOOD-oNE OR TWO HUN
N dred losds Of old lumber, suitable for kindlins
v@d for sse At the dsiiIlsry, sSth st and lh .ys
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11
--sl.25 PER ANNUnr.

my wish to see you dressed always clean-
ly and little more than dacently. But
apply to me first for the money before
you make purchase, were it only to
avoid breaking thro' your rule. Learn
yourself the habit of adhering vigorously
to the rules you lay down for yourself.
[ will come for you about eleven o'clock
on Saturday. Hurry the making your
gown, and also your reding-cote. You
will go with me some day next week to
dine at the Marquis Fayette's. Adieu my
dear daughter.
Yours affectionately, Tn. JEFFERSON.
ia Lirre is equal to II cents. Imagine O
girl of the present day living in the "irst cir
cles" of Paris-or, even country yillage-~
81, ,55 for fire 1Oeeks I-ED. JOUR. 2
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11
Gboite Reaning,
The Husband and Wife OF the
Eighteenth Century.
IN INTERESTING REMlNISCENCE OF THE PAST

1Whcn we visited home last winter, we se-
lected from the library of our deceased grand
father,-the Rev. AMOS CHASE late of Centre
vile, Crawford Co., Pa, Presbyterian min
ister,-three or four volumes, as typographical
curosities, printed, respectively, from 1921 to
1871. In looking through them since our re-
turn, we find the following Sermon, preached
by him on the occasion of the death of his
first wife and we re-publiSh it now, (sixty-
eight years after it was preached and ten af-
ter its venerated authors death), confident
that our readers will find it sufficiently inter
esting to follow it through the four or five
numbers of the JOURNAL through which we
extend 1t in order not to encroach too much
upon the other departments of our paper. We
retain the photography and syntax, and, as
nearly as our types will admit, the typograph-
ic construction of the original. We begin its
publication with Vol, XI., No. 49,~EpIroH
JOURNAL.