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n,,,, l. ?, 3, ., 8, 6, 7, $, 9.
Feaoody Z 6 9 9-total 81 runs

MT. george Popplein, of the MARYLAND. acted 8.
scorer for the Druid, and E. W. smear fnr tha Pa
body. "peAi ior tne ca
ACCIDENT y eserday afternoon abop, half
.our , CLOCK d ames Pryor, member of the Junior
Artillery, met with very severe accident. He
was sitting on of the caissons and the horse,
We're turned suddenly into Harrison street. off
baltimore street, when he lost his balance and fell
10 tne ground. One Of the wheels passed over his
res just oeow the knees, but fortunately no bone:
were broken. He also received severe emf IN tbe
side ct his head. He was carried into DR., La.
Toques drug store where his wounds were dressed.
"heh ne was removed to the armory
AN oUTRAGE.-On Monday evening about EIGHT
O'clock, most dastardly attack was made mon
mr., , Charles Cathcart, by gang of rowdies. who
Rr ,mouI the least provocation assailed him on
broadway, near Pratt street. They s,ruct hin
WIN stones and dealt him a severe bIow m tho
n..o WIN billy. The r0wdies escaped and rho
~ o.aeA was SO unexpected that Mr.. Catbcart did
noI even get good view of them. -"
,o ounpilIoN OF LIEUT.. COL SrEUARr-Jt will bs
gentIeman in pressure that the condition of this
tainpd of bis improved, and great hopes are enter
dinPutaung his leg was performed bv ~ % %,ion vi
and Van Bibber' with Drs. Smith
oE N rHiLADELPHIA.-The steamer Louoos,o.
-; 1omilnson, yesterday left, and will herssfta,
neguIarIy do so, the loot OF West Falis r eater
. A. M for Havre-de-Grace The -. avenue, at
pui 10 make the connection with the tra; Gu IN
Philadelphia, which leaves there at abomt Ia ,u LOT
eleven o'clock. a. aooue hait-past
o,, Ass4Utr dam Rush was Yesterday tskor
ahns;ng "a oancer fitzgerald upon the charge of
before Inns, ico gu his wife. He was arraipned
IN dafaut, S on'Pley, vhp committed him 70 81
III '' security to appear at Court " jail
lMPR"VING-Col. Brush. of tha soap
PuiJ iec"Verlng from his wounds and Jn,'h.I, 10
'e 'he command of his reo;ras.
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PROCEEDLNGS OF THE c,yv

l1'"o UT THE CITY COUNrrI
Fr.sr R0,vcv p...o.. WEDNESDAY,, Nav VIZ !.
Z. BLACKBURN, Esq, and all the members JOHN
THOMAS, OF the Committee on Health, presen,ad
report with resolution granting permssion ;. a
george Drxed to keep hogs on his premises 10 10
adverse to the petition of William Hissev asI;ui
,or = similar privilege; adopted. BaowN Of
i iereu resolution directing the Committee ON Po
t tIee ana jail to inquire into the manner in which
sdo,t mSasures OF Charcoal performs his duty;
""oP'eu-@r' oAsDEL called up the resolution
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m CALN ERT STATION AS follows
The Mail Train daily texc-Tt Sundays Al : 20 4,
Tor r "a, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Kingston Sc,snton
Bnghampton, Syracuse, ,0swego, Toronto, Quebc and
y"htrea and al parts Of Western New York and Canada
also, Tor PttsbUrg, Chicago, Cleveland CDcInnsti e
L9us and all parts Of ,le West and Northwest ' 90
Or mnSburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster. Lebanon Be.ho
nm allentown East0n Reading, PottSyille Carlisle an
Cham hersburg, Pa, and FagersGwn. Nd ' anu
minister. - T '' A'e'S'eist vi anu VEST
as low fare by other routes 'h~ VI N"'' anu At
can ny tbs train to Detroit and Chicago via
NItSara aus: At the by any OTHER rom. "
Express ram daily Except sunday at $40 p b. for n
road. " ~ D-'''J i"AIu A'dii'
me Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P for
travellers from ash ingon and the South By the o2O
over this road. ~ WIN VIC '''u'
For TICK ErS and information, apply at the TICK Er
0FFICE, Calvert Station, n. E. corner OF Calvert and
Ftanklin streets, Baltimore. - e'' Oh"
ror,,,, ,,,,,,. JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
Y iaap,F
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SSIl HuGua.


Asa 49, s. $500 FOR The
.S;-=G =: -askl-S:s4-g " = s T 1 D 3 OJrTH
, TIE ia LII lore AND OHIO RAILROAD
On ana zfitT Arl l4rh, iSh tie vaios vg, un - follows
d, Leave CAHDHN STATION, 85I;im"rf--Nail tgxcstt
S@l,., al !.&J 4 H.; Ezpgess daily at S.,5 r H. >F
--1t:i i:aI.! directly thrOUgnf0r All! ARTS on THE
West, SJu4t " EST AND NORTHW EST 1900
FOR IA Z PAHSEIGEFS
Between baltimore and Piedmont take the 3 81 A V
tram H:tTytn Piedmont Snd Wheeling take Accommois-
t!on tram iS%yng Fed4ost at 40 A. NJ; ana h-twes1
nf-ito ana EarEershcc take the IS A. b. and $50 p NJ
train from rTH rir.rr- $3.50 ~ - "a
and Frederick at 90 s. i. - -
Al si5ICoTI,5 ILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at II
a 81 anG LID and 90 +. n, and EiiCots Mills at IN
4 81, 4UO AID 90 p " ' a. NV
FOX WASdYNGTOE AND THE SOUyH
Baltimore at 20 and $40 A. M,and 10 ana 10
n IN sundays ~ 40 4. ". only. Leave ashugton I
30 auG 40 A NJ and .tband s. ?. u IN SUNDAYS AZ
pi2 = 81 only iHe secoad and fourth only from
baltimore s;o at points Tie second an fourth trair
Iro baltimore and the second and third Washington
connect E ct nth trains on the Annapolis road.
or nrter information tickets Of every kind &c aplv
70 II ta ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden station, or at tie
Ai"AeI NiHCs. W T. SMITH,
l. NJ COZ u c, w.. Master If Transp rtation.
. S-, 0eneral tlcAet a gent. api3-tf
Be a:E:ss5Ss,sSFF FUR TIE
NCkfHERN CENTRAL, RAILWAY ~
ShANGE OF HOURS.
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St0raGe.

STORAGE WANTED-At low rates on frat
uly to CHARLES FbXngRGa Sir APP
II Smiths wharf
SPECIALIZATION can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply TO
JOHN HEN DEkSON & co,
-Ltl9-tI corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts On Bowly wharf. Apply to
P. FALCON CO.
lZu wood street, Bowlvs wharf
STORAGE WANTED-On first floor of Ware
Ohouse No. II Smiths wharfat low rates. by
x,o.. CHARLES PEEnERGAST,
Ltzot Il Smiths wharf
GTuRA GE.-Capacity to the extent OF IL. O0O
h2Fres tnerchsndse can b. ohtaiped at Henderson,.
wharf. Apply TO JOHN HENDERSON h co,
Lislt-'i corner Commerce and Prstt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
- CT The large Warehouse, No. : Eutaw street onno
sist baltimore and Chic Railroad Depot Apply on tba
premises 70 REP X WGLF. feSt
STOkAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates bv
'f|%f' RNEH- IE2 I Ertau street ,,9I :
SIOhAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
N|ra'es IN Warehouse No 6s South street.
ouoo.r WI. SMITH,
Stf
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Geuoa 18th ult. at
Brig Chattanooga, Forrest for Porto Rico, cleared g.
Savannah, 23d ult 'e@'eu al
!, Brig Echo. Goodwin for Baltimore, was loadn. .,
Mayaguaz, 23d ult '"ulh9 az
nah, 23d ult. ''"' 0'eaF az savan'
brgs X Kirkland for Arecibo and Franco, r.
.en Tor Baltimore, remained st Johns 9th inst
, Scors Mary Willis. North, and Baltimore PhiIi;: .
Caltimore, sailed from Richmond 25th inst. iIF
Graves, do do 18th inst ' 1AshlaLd'
- 49, Eastern Ports.
- NEW fORk, April rs Arr shin Fnda.-o- O -
Trancsco b Ho%e Callao; Virginia. Rio de Jpneir h.; u
" sawyer and Il Adams, Oardenas Thos Own - y y
HeqGis: Ganges, st Marks Cyclone Porto Rico ~ Mt
NhW YORK, April April 28.-Arr ships Ocean NJ,
afch LVerpoo Resolute, 90; Samuel Robertson Ssno
Ian parks Houston LIVERPOOL Copedo, Genoa; Maravni
Suayanllli; Paiias MatanZas Heddle Saqna. -,
Ocean Eagle, Monrovia Isabel Beurmann Port an pr
ocean Traveller, Neu as; schrs Clara Porto Cabaiio
iiempeton. Arecibo; Perry, Aux Cayes:7Antben,'
MStahZas Il Mangham, Remedies
,boSloN, Pril 2S-Arr barks Island City, Galves,o,
aGe Cienuegos; schrs John Elliott, Aux Caves. Bir
Grande, New York; Oral0o Calais 49, @'iO
ScuthtrIa Ports.
SANANN NAH, April 23-Arr ship Jane Jardine Rabi,
It'd ships Ocean Romp and Favorite Tivarnno,
parks onward and Dessaburg, do. 'F
ALEXANDRIA, April 23-Arr schr E Picknr pbi,
deiphia; y Harrington, Richmond '
ChAkLESfON, April 23-Arr brig NARY Motpr,os
schT Artnemus, Havana; Aid, Boston-C!d Sims 20
lonDo ana Royal Visitor, Liverpool briggs Joselhus vii
mIngton: schr Pitts, New York. ' y II
MOBILE April 24-Cld bark II Gamble Kew Voc,
6ris Settle Fratelii, Genoa.-Arr schr Edward Barne
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THERMOMETERS,

~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND sURV EYING INSTRUMENTS.
and
GLOBES
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. " ADV I
PETER WALTER,
o FG2lr1merIy with and SOLE AGENT FuKW +. L
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fla WINES, BRANDTGS, RUNS,
tEss995.sij BLACK TEAS &c
&SsS8tIs ?. T ERNAN & SON.
Offer for sale he follow ing articles Of thpir orn
importation, particularly for family use: 'N'' '"N
SHERRY WINEs-Pemartines finest pale gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass. o. ~
, PORT WlSkS-Sande mans competition red and white
Port, in WOOD and in glass ~
:, MADEIRA WlNE-J9hn Howard Msrchs fine Madeira
HOOK WINES .Jahar nesberger, Stenberger Marco
brnnEer Cabinet Ii.b frau mich, Bconneberg of 1876
.CHAMPAGNE WlNES-NOet and Chandon's finest in
quarts and pins. '' -N
dark HranGies " l-'N gnu
RuNS-0id and fine Jamaica, Antigua. Grenada, and
from the IS ands imported direct from london ' anu
HOL.AND GIN-rhe best quality-Tiernan brand--,nd
no nj zture of aromatic poison in it. ~ i
go half the inest SOCEIONc
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STEAMBOATS,.

LIT FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
s:5s-a1AEss% The steamer MARY WASHINGTON y,u
49, tgf quite to the Patuxent River commencing W III
therea sthnTuary 9TH, and continue every Wednesday
The ar so ,- MASON L. WEEMS, Master
lof the same pi&cc. ''"' commencing March Ioth'
N B.-Tctac,. -, THEO. WEEMS, Master
All fr1igI,tt P-iS may desire 5000
----llL must ha rro...iI L,s.x
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MOVEMENTS FUCEA1 STFAwEpe

NJ y I4HiI4N 10 VN UGEAN SPEAKERS.
Shys. I.ar~ " For
trlton...........SeW Yor}....., Enyre. 80 80 r.
tIiasSow New York;. Liverpo0l. ....Apri -
Litnernlah. Portland Liverpool. ~
.F"ila.-.......N View York; Son hampton. Nav
I!s"I3 sos ton Liver poo Nav
iTsii--.-.....-. ew YORK Liverpool
CanaIio - oTk'..'.. fatnburv ,.....May
orId II Liverpool! .......hay /:
Ships leave " ~ For
ATagO-. New York =. uti,lrarson 49,
T T6s SOU
IN and eth each month and Charleston
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Inc baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have
not yet been enabled to make any ARRANGEMENT in
relation TO travel over the Washington branch of
their road. As on the day before, train was yes
terday dispatched from the Camden station about
napos Junction. The Government still holds ms.
session OF the road from that point to Washing
ton, and the transportation of troops is going on
as actively as 1t has at any time since the seizure
of the road for that purpose.
MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL.-A very interesting
game of base ball was played Tuesday last, be-
tween the DRUID and Peabody Clubs, which result
ed in the victory of the Peabody Some very good
PLAYING was displayed on both Sides Mr. E. Van
Ness, OF the Waverly, acted as umpire. The fol-
lowing is the score
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET April Cove b.va
10 report another advance in the Beef Cattle market II
Is Slight to be sure but advance upon the price This
Gay week, which was advance on the previous week
me advance to-day not occasoned by any lack in the
supply which is some eco head larger than it was week
stance OF Government agent who into the market
at an early hour and took up about head Of choice
steers 10 send 10 ashington. The price remark
ably even, ranging almost entirely from to SIX cts
nothing selling under cts and but very choice
Ia steers at cts net The number of Bullocks in the
sale pens the opening of the market was sometbinr
under 5000, but the arrivals of several small roves
apou noon made up 5,l45, all of most remarkably good
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Ne" YORK May l-Cotton is quiet. Flour is heavy
sales OF 1000 bbs; State SIS lOG5 Is; Ohio a. 5OG
3oo; southern unchanged Wheat has a declining ten
aeney0saes of IS 900 bushels white 81 5Sdi 62%: red
81 al 55 Corn is frm-saes of IL 900 bushels miyed
To9o' CTS, FORK is heavy-mess Sl7l30l725 Lard is
heavy. Whiskey is heavy-sales at 10 cts
IMPORTS INTO BALTiMORF-
FOREIGN.
AREclBo, +. R-Schr. PserleSS.-175 hhds sugar 20
poIs. DO, 10 casks molasses, Stirling 4 Ahrens
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CHARLESTON RICE MARKET April 26-Rice-Opr
report closed upon active market with an
Lar advance OF c. on former quotations The week now
review, although opening during the first two days
W. IN similar good demand and full prices on Monday
ana subsequently, remained in quiet state and with a
Wy limited demand only, the receipts of the week-
uullhs 10 some ZZOO DEMONSTRATING remained in n
great measure, unsold factors were not wn,, t fr.
ae;, IN tte absence of any demand Rough Rice-The
receipts OF the week-amounting to 600 bushelswere
sent to the mills for poundin0 WIZ
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y e.Ssl = BhITiNDpE7 ny, crT,,1DIT =,
ssss=S-s}:ssa8Ss5EE-. t1lO ttE AND SUSQU EHAE
Essll Ii-~ OLD D0MNION STEAMBOAT

- - TNf4ssss COAPANY.
4-i1Go pN TIE RiPPAHhNNOCK RIVER
s he sedii@r iBGINIA, Captain n Fairbank leave,
ir@2 her berth, NeeifaGs pier Light stree
- ' Nisi FJ'iaE AFTERNOON, at O'Clock and
u1pNHJT!IR rays fredericksburg EVERY TuESnAT
RI III nc!asE or Immediately after the arrival Of
ee N OF ears from Richmond ard WASHINGTON Sou1iu
60 - regular Landings the RappBhaunock ryei
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
es-Oa and after January 30. Trains lnarn

S,gsS Ftt. THE
NCkfHERN CENTRAL, RAILWAY " ~
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
Yours, very respectfully,
Nj J. WRIGHT NJ 7
Office JelIersonion, PhiIIinni Va Dnc lon :,

Oilice JellerSOnan. Phillippi Va, Dec 18th So
Dear Sir Il teal II my duty well as nv pleasure
10 saie to you the following circumstance which Won
car usr as You think proper. gentleman of This
place "a iaWycrj has been bald ever since mis- earlv
youth 50 much 20 that he was compelled 10 wear a
Wig. lie WAS induced To use "A bottle OF your Hair
ReSt~railVc,' which he liked very much and after
using some two three bottles his hair grew Oft
quite luXurlanty, and he now has a handsome head
oi hair HE 1CnliCmans name Bradford and as he
- very well kItoWn IN adjoining counties many
persons can testify TO The truth OF this siaemerI
CIV" II 10 You Al lhc request of VI. Bradford You can
eel great d" Of your Hair Restorative in this and
lhe adlph NJ "OuutIes II NOd have the proper agents
Your, &c, THOMPSON SURGUNCR
/ DIR. Wo"D: Dear Sir:-Ptrmit me to express the
obligations am under ipr the entire restoration OF nv
hali ~ giti col3c; about the time of my arrival
ia ihe oiled STATES It rapidly becoming erav
hui H"h the application Of your Hair Restorative
u soon recovered ia, nslci.tr. huo. consider our
Restorative" Ntiv w"lIIvr.ui iIVtnuun quite tfICa.
cI".e a. We'll a. dsfceahiC. = IiIALBERG.
The ft slora:r Is rui up in bottles of three sizes
VIZ: large, medium and sm;,il lie small holds a
plnt and rei'i!. Tor dollar b1ltle; the medium
h"i"s ~ least ~ eniy per more proportion than
The sIdii, reu Tor !wU dollars per buttle; the large
"n" h"!d- quart 10 per cent more proportion. and
roia> i"r tire" dollar, per tlue.
O. }. NODD4 90 ProprleIors. ll4 Broadway, New
= York ana J Aarhci Street, 81 Louis. Mo.
= AId sold ~ all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
: Dealers. aug2.ly
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
h. WELLS
p Photographic Gallery,
No. 724 ARCH STREET,



No 124 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
One Of the largest and most rpm ete Galleries III the
United States, whcr- the best Pictures, knownn
the photographic art, are taken at prices
10 higher than paid for miserable
CHrCaturcs
The pronrietor practical Photographer attends
nersonaIIy, every slumg-aud allows No picture to
leave the Gallery un.css ii gives perfect satisfaction
Dagut rreotypes aud Ambroyi es of absent or de
ceased friends photographed TO any required SIZE or
taken on Canvass lie size, and painted IN Oil, by the
best Artists.
AT this Gallery pictures car be taken IN any wealth
er-as uerle, cloudy days as when The sun S!i:irS
Persons visiting the cltv are respectfully invited
to examine our specimens, which for price and quail
" defy competition.
gcy-lnslrucilons given III the art OF Photography.
Ii. NEWELL
GALLERY OF ART,
12t Arch Sticct, PhudelF Fhla.
COMBINATIONS:
From Hon. LEWIS u. CAMPBELL, NJ. e., ono.
NV family and irrGds all concur IN me "PuiIoh
that the (NcWeiD Picture IL more hie-hke lhah ANY
Thing they ever saw NIy likeness has been repeat
ediv taken bv Jtferct Artists ia various Ways, bat
have never vet had which presents 50 lfue 10 ma
ture all the features and expressions ol c0uhteAahce
/ as this.
The exduIsite finish, beauty and s"llness OF your
portraits c1njnincd with their durahy Ot color ana
iaithfulness as lIkenesses, cannot iaiI to commend
them 10 the attention and patronage OF all Who ap-
! preclate true art.
From Con. JAS PAGE.
| Having OCCASION for ;,orlau | procured one from
! Nyr R,hSrt Newell ol the city OF Philadelphia, a
minia ure in OIL CulorS, under The new process dis
covered by hn, and axe great pleasure IN expressing
the satisfaction glVcl. me, not only ny lhe accuracy
of The likeness but lis artistic finish IN all respects
and recommend INN {" ihe patronage o 'hose ulsoseC
! . encourage the OeauttIal aEt.
nOv29-3iu JAS fAGE.
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100000 GUARANTEE! {!

Buck White Lead and Washington Media
Zinc.
Blu z y lLlA & 3 s 70
BUCK LEAD
100 pounds will cover much suriace 1875 pounds
of other White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Painting done with pure Buck Lead is twice dura,
bl as other lCada.
BUCK LEAD.
Is whiter and more brilliant than any other known
White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Is superior TO the finest English White Lead for soft
nesS ana beauty,
BUCK LEAD.
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is superior any other Znc in the World for extreme
whitenes md briilIanry
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is unriyaed ior body or covering property 80 pounds
will do as much painting - pounds OF other Zinc,
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC.
Has equal for durability, It wears twice as long
ns other Zine Paint
FRENC!D RICHARDS d co.
MANUFACTURERS,
Tenth and Market Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
| H5For sale in Smyrna by all Dealers.
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EFFECT or TIE REMEDY.

"If, on the earliss: appearance Of these sisns CT
Consumption. the patient takes daily about ten
grains or the EYPoPIICSPuITTs nc will usually
theFa al disappear in period varying from
few weeks 20 few months; and by cOHtinunl: tho
occasional use Of tke Remedy, IIE WILL SIZED
ILY FIND EIEsELP ~ TILE f.-iJOTBIENT or
SUCH HEALTH AS IIE. PEEEAps. uAO &LvEi
KNOWN IN HIS LIFE BEFOKE"
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

ALLEN & NEEDLES NEW FERTILIZER.
The low price and superior quality OF this fertilizer
is fast bringing II inio general use
Price, $50 per 2000 lbs. Il cts. per lb)
BONE DUST. Baton makers fue Bone Dust ans
GRoUNp 6oTES.
LAND PLASTER Warranted pure; IN barrels.
liberal deduction made dealers ON ali me above
articles
NB-We have large uCI.oar of Diplomas in
Prem INNS awarded bv lhc va-,n> Agricultural SJcI
cites, which you requested - CO..! AMI ,Nalnne'
ALLEN &, NEEDLES,
AZ South Wharrcs and - South Water 81 first o''T
bove Cheslut Philadelphia f6oiI-7m
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A FAlR TElAL Is A6ERTAIH CURE i

= EH- BENAREo OF Boqlg PerssJiei advertised &c Er
Charchilis, and all other SWiN LING EEVIE II 70 TGb
srerers Of their means lOse proous hse nnd hasten
FATAL REsrIr. Write TO mefo Clg-LLAEs, and fer
Dr. Churchilrs Treatise on Consumption,
which contain the oiq 0uthe,e Information ia Te:ard
10 this NEW TREATMENT. sest lEE 10 all inquIfs.s
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
Iisccliunoous Advertisements.
Peninsular Railroad Line.
CIIANGE on HOURl

On and after Monday,AP,3 81 1851,
Trains Tor ihc accommodation ui
passengers viii run as follow until
, further uoilcc: (Where not oiher.
a .,ise noted, nAj'y except Sundays
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
The HYno PH0spHlTEs,

"Ths CURE of CONsC 5i'1TON, oven II the
Second and Third Stages (st period, therefore.
wkcB there can be 30 doubt Ps t. tho Eesure oi
the Disease)i l. the Ill, whnc heath 10 TIiE
ExCEPTI0N.' 81 INE>sy,' aays i}r. G.,
''tAnt they will prove not cnly Gs. SIRE 4 REM
EsDT in CONsC u PTl0,j ca cu;a'ne f. ia later
mitteat Fever. but also eEeCturI P!iEEG->-
YAIIHE Vaccination In sBtaiI I'Ox.'
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
EARLIEST sleHs OF co8suuPrtcv.

Z" AND THEsE SIcNS sHAiL r0fIow TEEli r. ki.rE !
''The e1r synitOn cf t-bcrolIr disease is wAI Z.
It pTeoeei The cOuh. a.. 1t Is carcr ia point Of ;-3.
than the HECTIC. i s o.. manifested ia tIc taCe d.1
hJnif. Tne mdsc3l3r tis+n,s waite icn". D;RI.-Y
th2-o li sens' - c2I't..gW e6-at ding tEGtiFg
VII4I PowfR7 A2E r 1G.ST. i.c rJ-f: Cf tAe !iy
machine active than ijs repa,r. ir P9IL<k.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
Wlnchester's Genuine Preparation"
Ts THE ONIV pEYTAuTP

FORM OF Or. Churchilrs Pemedy. [liado from tho
original FORMULA The action Of the Ryport 81 ht~s
Is sTwOFoID and specific flcTcG ing tho principle
coS~nTtTEs NEgyots PoRcE, and they Ilo
POWERFUL FLOOD GENErAIING ACME wv. Tho eaect
upon the taberccar condition Is IIlIELIAT AL aus
aExpzAL sYKFTnrs pIsAPgTAnJNd WITH R.TIDlTY vmCH
REALLY They TeEters the cOugh diHit-k
expectoratiOn iGprore ti3s appetite, dYTest darrhsA
I4ooxae regttar. an.l CAIN PRoFOUND
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

HOrt DcpOsG
Planning Mil! & ash Factory
We invite the attention fall persons IN The city or
country who contemplate the erection OF Dwellings,
Barns, &C. 10 our extensive stock of Building Mate
RAILS, in the ROUGH and prepared for use namely:
Door NVr WINDOW FRAMES, Circular " Paln)
BLINDs-NLNiTIiN AND Pivot,
PANEL &Iu TIERS,
S,sHEs tCiassed ard not GlassedA
Wo0n MOULDNGs,
IluT BED SASH,
R&AIEErS,
WOODEN MANTELs,
NEWEI. POsTS, (Turncd)
BALL ASrERS, (Iurned)
BARS NENTILATsRs,
WINDOW GLASS,
! Bu :LDERs' HARDWARE,
| SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
| HASH RAI0LNG,
Cnuxcu PEva, WooD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMP.
Als0-DEES5ED FLOORING:
WHITE PINE, NORWAY PINE, YELLOW PINE AND
HEML0Ca, (wcli scasOncjD
Particular attention given to the shipment
OF materials TO all points, with dispatch, by
railroads and steamboats,.
0--F al Of the above we offer as low as the
,owes', for the cash, or approved paper.
All orders by mail or otherwise, attended Il
with promptness, by NOLAND & CO..
nov3 Port Deposit, Md.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
no YO.I KNnW II2

CONSTITUTION Is TIT MOST Fatal sToUEGT c.
MANKINn II has bee. ;rry regarded 81 * :>ct "a
nrE MA1ADY-few ever sCrylyi,g i5s at'Rk. . Cs r.
Of the sr1ols human -G|. FlyS L7- CH"cT T.. " ae
MCEE THAN CYSE Hale o. ALL TllG All 1T o. l..
LETON of mot ?.l cr,;l'ti is fi,i II Ti.1;
UISIAsE." What sad conueltlry on tie bCac cd
efficacy Cf ths Healing Art
lie briLat Tsc very Of II. ChurrhfI, made TO t,o
Imperial Acacny of .fsCciIc o. Paris bas proved
inctsnats 60on u tho vor.t. - tho us7 q this raw
and fs1trezfll rcrae aL ~ known % ncras.rT