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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

I0f course the Republican party must DO
sectional. because there d no Republican party.
In the South. Cause whyf Read the follow.
ing paragraph;
J.B. Brown. Esq., resident Of Alslasdris,
Va. and delegate to the Chicago convention, .
cenileman OF unblemished reputation, but .
aBlack Republican" has been arrested for the
crime of circulating Republican documents and
committed to jail. A hs voted for Frsnsnt,
his case looks desperate.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

A CoxrI IN SionI.-A fine comet, visible
10 the naked eye, was seen from tho Cam
bridge observatory on Thursday week, near
the northwest horizon. ismoving towards
the east.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

A Frw Mons LIT. Notwithstanding the
constant demand tor Redding's Russia sal's. .
score or 30 OF boxes are still In the market. It
Is unequalled rs q remedy for burns, scaAs.
cuts. bruises, corns, felons etc. See advertise
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

MISUNDERSTANDING Russia Salve Is an
invaluable remedy for cuts, wounds, bruises.
burns, scalds, felons, corns, chilblains, anil
similar Affections. II Is only IS cents box.
and can be had everywhere.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

Sixth DBrnIcr.-At convention Of the Re
publicans Of the Sixth Congressional District
held In CherryGeld, Hon. =. A. PIKE was &C.
lected rs the Republican Candidate for Con-
gress by . large majority. The Convention
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06
County Republican minations.

We have just learned as we are putting our
paper to press that our County Convention
held at Alfred yesterday was glorious gather
ing. Every town was represented, and every
delegation was full The utmost harmony pre-
vailed. The ticket presented Is unusually
strong-as follows:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

EThers 10 no telling where the Yankee ma
MIA for patents will stop. A late numbsr tho
Scientific American actually hns an engraving
OF machine fov skinning cells, with one Of tho
slippery customers sauirming In Its grasp.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

n Advertisers are particularly request
eli 10 hand In their advertisements as early In the
week as possible. In order TO secure their inser-
tl0n they must be received by Wednesday noon.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

CorrEs EsRopur Prs.-Thb Il tho name
Of new pen which VIC arc using. sent US for
trial by Mesrs. Bailey & Noyes, Portland
who are agents for the manufacturer. They
are warranted not to corode in any ink, and
for red ink ruling pen arc equal to gold
pen. II is an excellent pen Tor any purpose.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

TWO trumple down those who have left
their camp to follow tho banner OF secession,
II they wish to make their power felt-then
Let them vote for Lincoln, and remove even
tho remote possibility Of the election Of
Breckinridgs BY the House, or Lane by the
Senate, TO the Presidency Of the U. States.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

TnE JAPANESE ExnAssy were to sail on.
Monday for japan, the business Of the expo
diiion having been satisfactory conducted.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

LADIES rxA BnIlAap scnooL-Tvo asnu .r
lsdiss in syrsssss Az regular Ps'
Hard saloon thGs.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

SThe Lancaster Penn Examiner has tho
Pennsylvania;
"Thc Chicago candidates are doing glori.
Gus work In the .Old Guard already. Old Line
Wings who In moment Of kindly, neighborly
feeling. consented to 90 for Mr.. buchanan in
1885, are on all sides falling into line In sup
port Of that brave old Wing champ in-arns,
Abraham Lincoln The signs Of the times au-
CUR we'll for an old.fashioned majority Of Ave
or six thousand In Lancaster county, no matter
who Is nominated rs the Democratic candi-
data -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

II FOmsys Philadslphia Press has haul
Cd down the Douglas Gag.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

and as We looked on the full and orderly ranks
Of gallant and brave men, We felt that Saco and
Biddeford had good reason to be proud Of their
Firemen. EHicient, prompt and active, We do
not believe more able organization can Be
found anywhere. The Engines Of all the Com
panies were most tastefully decorated and
wreathed with flowers; and as their FURNISHED
surfaces shone in the sun. they were beau
tiful sight. The saco COrnet Band Was fol.
Lowell by the Masonic Lodges, citizens, Sc
The parade was o perfect success. The slight
shower Of the night previous, together with
the thorough sprinkling Of the streets, pre-
vented any noticeable amount Of dust, and
everything looked fresh and beautiful.
At little before ~ the Corner Stone Of the
City Building was laid with Masonic ceremo-
MES by Hon. Josiah II. Drummoud, Grand
Master, in the presence Of an immense crowd OF
people. On account Of the lateness Of the hour
the ceremonies at the church were necessarily
omitted.
There were present at the Masonic dinner
given at the Biddeford House some $50. The
dinner was Of course oil that itshould be, as
Biddeford House dinners always are. and mine
host did himself credit as usual. Leonard An
drews, Esq, presided, and excellent speeches
were made and toasts given, which We are una.
BILE to publish for want Of space and time.
In the afternoon the great attraction was the
trial Of the Engines for the prizes offered, In
front Of the Town Hall, Saco. Large numbers
we're present to witness the contest.
The following Is the Judges report Of the
height Of the streams, oil the Engines playing
through 200 feet Of hose; @
"Biddeford, July 9Th 1860.
We, the undersigned Committee chosen to judge
In reference to the playing Of the several fire
engines Of Biddeford and Saco, give the follow-
ing rs our decision In reference to tho height
played:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

The District Committee will meet at the Hall
in Saco. at 10 o'clock on the morning Of the
Convention.
The Chairmsn Of the several Town Commit
tees are requested to forward the names OF the
delegates to the Chairman Of the District Com
mit,ee Al Portland. as soon as they have been
elected. By so doing, the proceedings Of the
Convention will 30 much facilitated.
Fer order Of District Committee,
LEWIS u. SMITH, Chairman.
Portland, July 2, 1850.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-07-06

Look at the painting executed by q political
friend.
az. X. Smart has recently been making
another OF his remarkable speeches Mt Augusta.
In length il Is about equal 10 the late effort OF
Hon. Charles Sumner In the U. 4 Senate, and
whilst IL mani.ests towards the entire South all
the venom and bitterness Of that abolition dis-
tribe, IL Is utterly destitute of that elegance Of
d.etion which makes the speech OF the Massa-
nhuse,ts Senator a readable production. Both
speeches have common aim, viz, to create and
kesp alive IN the North an intense sectional
feenng against the South; but there Is this
striking difference between the two; the one
bears the marks ofa scholarly mind, whilst the
other Is the unmistakable offspring of a coarse
and vulgar BRAIN
Mr.. Smart to the life. His offspring always
carry the marks Of "the coarse and vulgar
brain" Of their sire. 1t was 30 in saeo. ON
Friday afternoon, again in Biddeiord in the
evening, and wherever he goes. and whenever
he opens his mouth the creations Of go coarse
and vulgar brain" viii appear. To complain
OF them would be to find fault with the oriina-
tons Of nature. SO much for this personal
matter. Mr.. Smart devoted part Of his time
to extrayagant statements respecting the Elder
Peck dealcation.
We shall not repeat his statements. II Is q
sufficient answer to them all. when We say, thai
whatever has been done respecting the settle
ment Of the Peek affair has had the sanction
and approval Of Mr.. suart's political friends,
and that no member Of the Republican party
has palliated. or excused, or sought to cover
up the improper conduct Of Mr.. Peck or thoss
Who were concerned with him. republicans or
democrats. in attempting to plumber the Treas
ury. on the contrary. those In ofscial stations.
- well - those oat, have used the most vigor-
Gus szsrtioas 10 bring to punishnent the Of
feodsrs- Mr.. Smart, In ths coarss OF his speech
made IN earnest appeal 10 The yosng msa 70
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
Kerosene & Coal Oil Lamps

Head Quartersa and Mandatory, No IA South Second
Street below Chesnut, and No Carter Street, Pha-
Jelphia
NJ. y. DyoTrr's Excelsior Kerosene & Coal Oil Bur-
ner. MERRILL &s JONES Spring burner and all
other good burners for Coal OIL together with The
largest and handsomest variety OF Lamps. OF every
description. CHANDELIERS from TWO TO fly Bur
nefs--Glasses. Wicks. Shades. and all articles per.
taiiing 10 the business, together with the best Keso-
sene lin The Wholesale IL Relail--al the
Manufacturers lowest prices.
Merchants and others will save money by exarnin-
ing our Stock and Prices. M. b. DYOrrS' Ils
Lamp and Casa Fixlure Store aud Factory, No. iA4
South Second q No. Carer street, heiow Chest
nut Phiiadelpnia Mr. 2-3m.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
DIE o..

March 9th Mr.. William Berry. in his 9Th
year. He was nember, Of the NJ E. church
for 40 years, and was strongly attached TO her
doctrines and usages. For. many months he
was great sufferer; yet he ever sought TO be
resigned TO his eondilion. Although his death
was comparatively unexpected, (haying eaten
his breakfast the morning Of The day on which
he died.) be was found in a state of readiness
for his change. While suffering severe pa
roxysm of pain, he remarked 10 friend, about
an hour before he passed away, " expected
when / was taken this morning. to have been
home before this time; but the will Of the Lore
be DONE" h tfssfh sR ffn4fNl l8ff
| !" Then let our sorrows cease toshcw;
God has recalId his own; -,..---.-.....,
But let our hearts, 10 every wo,
| sEs}'8 Still sa y-s Thy will be done.'" %
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
The Philadelphia
Cash Drug Paint and Glass
sB-HGDE< Sc.
s. w. cor. Fourth and CalIot0aiH SIS,
PHILADELPHIA.


s 8yDruggists Merchants, Farmers, and the public |
every where will SELL at Wholesale and retail. 20
The Spring Trade of 1860. heavy stock Of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, &C., &c, &C.,
10000 Boxes Of Window Glass, assorted sizes and
qualities.
10000 Pounds Of Bufty, White. Black, Red. &C.. in
As Bnlkor Bladders.
10000 Gallons Linseed Oil, Spirits Turaentnes Cam-
NJ phine Alcohol. &c. ~ lls33 b tkl84t
20 Tons 81 Pure White Lead in Bbls Bbls. leo, so,
T40Tons Of New York White Lead in BBls, 8BBls,
400, so, 25pnd l2A lb Kegs.
80 Tons or Pure French White Zinc,in Bbls, BbIs,
100, 81, % and l2l lb Kegs.
40 Tons OF Snow w hite Zlnc an Bbls Bbls
100, so, 25 and l2@ lb Kegs.
90 Tons of Lehigh American Zinc, in Bbls, Bbls
100, so, % and l24 lb Kegs. "a. .,s.tfel Q5 !
Is Tons Of Zinc Pants OF different oolors, Bbs. 5Bbs.
los ssl00, So rs and 12k ib kegsa9 ~ tts1ARs
80 Tons Of Mineral Paints OF Different coors, dry or
10 COO Pounds Of Pure French Green. Chrome Green,
Yellow. Blue, Black, and other colors, iry Or
in On5 'tg -
600 Pounds Of smals' assorted Blue Black, Re },
Green and other caurs. ~. a,Sig,. ~. yfi.., i
| ga Putty. Hack Knives, 9csa sGiaQioa Llfnai
900 Gallons Boiled Oil, Varnishes, Japans, Zinc
Dryer, &c. is H1issf.'t = s+4''2H
Paint Narnlsh and Calsomne Brushes. together with
complete assortment OF first class Good, embraced il
the Drug and Paint Business,
5000 Bbls Romaa Cement.
5000 t" Rosendale and Hydraulic Cement
900 T" Calcine6, Land. Dentistry, Casting Plaster
ocrAIl Of which will sell al Wholesale or RETAII
al from 10 to 20 per ceness Than other
49,, .ses.5. HENRY 0. ID, BANKS, f1t,,. .vss
r." Proprietor ofthe
Philadelphia Cash Drug, Paint and Glass Store,
South-We corner of Fourth and Calowhill Stree
Philadelphia. nah s-'m
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
MARRIED,

March 9Th, by Kew. c. Hill Ebenszef Glanden
and Rachel A. GIanden. both OF Kent county,
Del
Marih lIih, by tbe sane, George Hurley to
Sarah Jane Jackson. botll Of Kent Co, Del.
% the 9Th inst, by Rev. MI Willis. I. y.
Ailston, 70 Rebecca, eldest daughter Of J. v.
Nalidain, both Of New Castle conpiy, Del
!. On The 29lh uis., by Rev. P. Mansfield.
Daniel Pearson and Elizabeth Hudson. all Of
Kent county. Del. ... s.s... ..,, E.
On The 9Th iast., BY the same. Joshua Hayes
and Sarah Ann Knocks. all Of Kent CO., Del,
Same day, by .be same. Joseph G. Golds-
borough and Anna NJ. Turner all Of Kent CO.,
Del .sss ~ 81 sss s.s
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
GLENN'S
One Price HAT and Cap store.

CORNER OF THE FIrrH STORY HIocK) !
N. West corner OF Eighth and Race streets,
g&R llR Philadelphia. BOB s'at3a si.a g
rpFE public are respectfully invited 10 bearic mind
L that al this Store may be found assortment Of
Fashionable and Handsome M0LESKiN DRESS
HATS High. Low aud Medium bepih Crown, Cloth
aud Glazed CAPS. Plush and Plush Trimmed Caps
for Children. al FAIR PRIcEs 2criS0 Two Prices
for regular Goods. a4 r{f .. ss Jan 10 ly ~
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
"a CARD.
AMBRoTYPEs VERSUS BABIES.

- AMbEtUI IFEo fkKsts uh DIS. EAHT
The Ladies' are respectfully Informed That
as the next [coming) week will be The last of
my stay in Smy rns, have arraaged, according
to promise, to devote the time principally to
the taking of little childrens' picipres. Moth.
ers who are desirous ofayailing themselves of
this opportunity should come as early as con-
venient, in order to avoid disappointment
shall indeavor to give full Satisfaction, and
have no doubt but all will GO way pleased. @
Single pictures, 80 cts. 0-At Wards Hall
L. r. SCOTT, Artist.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
.F0rl- SAFE.

Tha subscriber etiers, at private sale, some ofibc
most desirable property IN the Town 0i Smyrna.
No. is the new ihrea-stofy DWELLING no USE
IN which he aow resides. The property pnl up Il
a substantial manner, with ALI mouefn Improvements.
n atso has attached SiabIe Cartilage House. Ice
House, Smoke House. &c, 80 ~ a s5 n
No. , Is a row of 4 TENEAfENTs on Frazer st.,
new and IN gond order. with Smoke House 10 each.
and pump ofsexceileut water at the door This
properly is good investment,sas IL brings i2l per
cent on The Psesi 5,S, e 4, u, ms i, r,.,.
Nos. ] and q
No. Isa BUILDING LOT at ,he corner OF Main
and Frazier std. 35 by zoo t. lhls - The most hand
some Lot on said street
No 8 Is . Building Lot Main ST.. 50 a.. front BY
400 f. deep. This is very handsome leE.
No. s fstI1e lCE-CREAM GARDEN, a, beautifii
Gasden with improvements suitable for the purpose
now used. This properly ii good investment
| NJ. . Is two.ssory HIC X DWELLiNt IL on Com
mcrce with Stable hisaehed. All the above pro-
pery will be sold low. and the subscriber Is desiros
Of closing ou hss property 10 Tie Town. For further
particulars and iefsnA apply TO
Jan 29lh, go 4. SFKUANCE SmyFns.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
REAL ESTATE AGENCY!

The subscriber, having opened an Office in the town
Of Smyrna Kent CO.. Del, Would respectfully inform
the public that be is prepared 10 SELL at mod
erala commission. all REAL ESTATE which may be
put in his hands. From his past experience thaving
been engaged IN il for The tast several years on
limited scale and his estensise acquaintance in this
aud the surrounding States, particularly New Jersey,
he is confident that he offer advantages TO persons
desiring 10 dispose Of Reata Estate. He would there
fore cali the attention Farmers. and others, 10 his
Agency believing that business entrusted to his hands
woaIsl he ofmutual advantage TO both parties. Can
be found his Office Commerce street, first door
above Tschudy q Collins Store.
mh i-f FtdN ass s3 ffy5fs nj, JERMAN.t 4
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
ssrs. WisasIo,y.

An experienced nurse and eniae physician has
Soothing Syrup for children teehrg. whsch greatly
facilitates the process ofgreihlng by soltening the
guuis. reducing all nlammatfesl-w allay all PAIN,
and is sure 10 regulate The bowels. Depend upOn il
mohers il will give rest 10 yourselves, and relief and
heah 10 your infants. Perfectly sale ia all cases.
sse I'D erlisemeni la another colum,+I 8 81
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15

Pure Carbon Oil, at 81 10 per Gallon
Fresh Camphene and Burning Fluid, at 60 cts.
per Gallon. For safe by Lewis g. Brother,
corner OF Main and Commerce sts., Smyrna,
Del es4et
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
! To Planters and Gardeners.

The subscribers offer for sale &C 600 barrels Of ppu
drette, made by the Lndi Manufacturing Company, in
lots TO suit purchasers This article in the tweatil
eth year fits introduction into this country and has
outiived fertilizers Of every other description, for he
following reasons:
lst It's made from the night sol OF the city ofNew
York. by the l.. M. CO., who have aacaptal of over
100000 invested in the business, which is at risk
should they make bad article, .,sse .bs s4snl rs
I'd, For and gegenhes il is the cheapest neat
est and handsomest manure in the World IL can be
placed in direct contact with the seed forces and
pens vegetation two weeks earlier, prevents The out
Worm doubles the crop and is without disagreeatle
odor. Three dollars worth, two barrels is all su-
cieIt to manure an acre OF corn in the hill sFsi
n PRicE-I bbl. S2-2 bbs 50 50--5 bbls. g. and over
6bbls. 81 so per barrel delivered free of carIageto
vessel or railroad 10 New York CitI, s, ~ 2.ls
A pamphlet containing every information, and GER
tifcaies from farmers all the United States who
have used II from two TO years. will be sent
free to any one applying for the same. 1915, asGf
s GRlFFING BROTHERS q co,
GO Corilandt 81, N Y, i36 South Delaware Ave
nus Philadelphia, 4es&k sseth e
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
EQUALITY TO ALI--UNIFoRMITY OF
PRICES. is ast4 fsSe
al New Feature in Business

Every One his own Salesnani-J0NEs Co., Of the
Crescent one price Clothing store 6U4 Market street,
above 81 xh PHILADELPHIA In eddiiien ID having the
ares most varied and ia slonabIe stock of colhing
In Phgdelpha, made expressly for retail sales, we
have constituted every one his own saesnnah by hav
ing marked in figures. each article the very low
est price IL can be sold for. they cannot possibly
vary-ai must buy alike The goods well spiinged
aud prepared and great pains taken with The making.
iha all can buy with The full assirauce of getting
good article at the very lowest prize. Also, large
Stock Of piece goods hand, OF the latest styles ard
Qualities. which will be made 10 Oider ia The most
fashionable and best manner 25 per Dent below credit
price, Remcmber the Crescent ia nrket street, above
Sixth. philadeIphia.
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
American Hotel.
ST.. BETWEEN FIFTHANDl
feis fsH SIXTH. PHILADELPHIA.
81 So PER DAY.

The pndersgned having renewed their lease fora
Of years. ave entirely reittsd The house, having
painted, carpeted anc reiurnished throughout
The location of this House is unsurpassed, being
upon the widest aud most pesent part oi Chesnnt So
directly opposite the Old Slate House. The placs
OF Amusement, the jobbing houses of Market and
Third SITS, nnd convenient 20 the city Railroads. the
of xhlch run 10 all parts M the city for haifdime
fare. et4 3hSsl ati Il E. 3a
The rooms are lrrge- we'll lighted. have superior
ventilation and hive been refrnshaI with care for
csHifort.
We are supplied with pure Milk Cream. Fruits ard
Vegetables from Farm beIorgdg % us, and which 10
managed exclusively ior the Hotel. -.n ~
The p6opreiors frhc American assure their friends
and patrons that pains will be spared to make the
appointments el this Hotel eomp aud table com
pa re tavorahly with the beat houses IN The Union.
| iani2 60-iy. WYATT n fEuLING Z
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
Matres e $ q s.

A FINE SPRING AND SUMMER, BED.
orders taken for Husk Mattresses Of every dimen-
sion with or without hing the ehehpest Raifess i.s
use 10 lac Trade and Hate liberal discount will
be made. Apply 10 P. r. CAUSEY, III,
essTl sa.tia sff 81 g. ,a a.nvilGes milford. Del
N B--Malresses sslAyereda at any point Oh lhe Del.
Railroad ~ ~ n'ff is.f lb93w
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
raAKE HASTE.

and get a good supply of those beautiful %
cent atAMBRoTYPES,a at Wards Hall. Smyrna
You may never have another opportunity. For
a few days onlyl Good pictures of very small
children, 80 cts. each. Mothers bring 10 your
babies. a9j 95s Err. SCOTT, Artist. g
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
Something New ON The sHiII,

Since EATON has reduced the prices his Goo.s
from 10 TO Is per cent. for the purpose Of doing co
trade, he finds business increasing at the same no,
cent The people talking Of the bargains lhey I.
at EATONS Cheap Store. and il is se-evldeu1 t,,,
aud If any body doubts II LEI Them cali and satisfy them
soves--'.ihe proof Of The pudding is chewing Ihe
pack" Let all in want OF cheap goods go To EATONS
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
ALLEN q NEEDLES NEW FERTILIZER

ALLEN q NEEDLES NEW FEKFILIZEK.
u HishIy AiEoniaied composed Of Bones Hair. Wool.
AnnInla matter and Sulphuric Acid. II contains all
that Is SyaiIted for a hrspelass MAJ ahure. q "a"
PRICE, $50 per 1000 lbs, ga cent per l5) tg.i.t
N B-We wish you 10 bear in mind that IN NO
t,asE do we sell any articles uniess know them 10
be genune und would respectfully call your attention
10 The premiums taken al The following Agricultural
ExLibiIiohs. diplomas Of which may be seen al our
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society.
Ny..s.slf. Al. = "a ratf 81, Uua
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
MackereI and Herring

For sale by LEWIS A. BRorHgx, corner oi Main ana
Eemniezer streets. s,avsna Dsl. o2S
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15

THE PECULIARl1IES OF the female constitution
anlhe various trials which the sex is subjected,
demand occasional recourse 10 stimulants. Il Is
important however, that these should be Of harmless
nature, and at the same time accomplish the desired
end Hostetiers Celebrated Stomach Biliers Is the
very article lis effects ID all OF debility are al
most magical il restores the tone Of The digestive
organs infuses fresh Vitality nio The whole system,
and gives that chee rnlness TO the temperament which
is the most valuable of feminine attractions The
proprieiors feel atlered from The fact thai many
The most prominent medical gentlemen ia The Unlon
have bestowed encomiums upon The Bitiers, the yir
tues Of which they have frequently tested and ae
knowledged. There are numerous counierfeits offer
ed for SALE all of which destitute ofmert, and pos
inyely injurious TO The system. s.is ls.s "a
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
STRAWBERRY PLANTS

- i MA w DEAhI a i LfAINv a ~.
The Subscriber offers for sale the following varieties
OF ofSrRAWBERRY PLANTS fs gHa
Peabody's Seeding. which produces the largest
fruit.
WiBon's or Albany Seeding; The most prolific va.
riety known very large and the great market berry.
Rockers Seeding; prolific. and of superior flavor.
lIoveys sse ling; berries large and very we'll fa-
sored st.s sta
British Queen good bearer, berries very sweet
and juicy. ags' ID 9t $50
Pflee-s,.s0 per hundred. $40 per thousand. A
moderate charge for packing when sentto distance
mh l-3t ta Gsa CT "A. COWGILLssn
Smyrna times., 1860-03-15
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
TO RENT.

Two Brickyards, one situated near the Pres
byterian church, the others in New Castle co.
near Smyrna Landing. Apply 10
feb 16. GEORGE +. MASON