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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
CITY ADvERTTsHME ENTs

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY, ONN-
~ CFkN Notice Is hereby given tnat there is
pending before the City Oounci nf he city of Gin
cinDati, be following Ordinance, to-wft:
To establish toe grade Of Kenner-street, from
Free man, ST tIeet to Ca rard street
In pursuance Ct the law, said Ordinance was twice
read, laid the table, and the CeTk instructed to
give four veeks nttce of the tendency of the
The Law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement TO be ed In ~riiing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount of
DANA Ges claimed, within two weeks after the eE.
pTatiop of the lime required Tor the Publication OF
luch Dotice, wheh the, same will be taken up for
ap5x SAM L CoRwINE, City Clerk.
NOTICE TO ALL w HON 1T MAY
IN OUkUERk.-Noticei is hereby giyen that there
is pending before the City Council o. she City Of
Cincinnati the following Ordinance, TO wit:
To establish the grade of Auburn street, from the
north corporation liue, ,74O feet southwardly
In pursuapce of the law, said Ordir ance was
twice read laid on the table, and the Clerk in
sructed to give four weeks notice Of the peudeney
OF the same
The law requires all claims for damages that ma
accrue from sad improvement TO be nled il writing
with the Lity Clerk, setting forth the amouDt of
damages claimed, within two weeks. after the or
piration of the time required for the pa 1bcatiOn of
such netice, when the same will be taken up for
Anal action
mh2g SAM L. CoRwINE. City Olsrk.
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eoRNoR's,-Another fresh lotof dry goods
from the Eastern auctions just arrived at
d. L. Cernor's, at the cornor of Longworth
and Central. avenue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

The will Of John McAulty (nuncupative)
was admitted to probate. A portion of the
properly of deceased is willed to the Orphan
Asylum at Cumminsville where bis children
ave placed, and the balance is left to his
children
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
AUCTIoN SALES.

AUCTION SALE-BY WELLS & MILEs-
N No. 20 eRrl.s ri Staple aud fancy Dry Goo Il.
at Ancti0r, 70, ash We sIl sell, on wEDNEs-
weleeit cted stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
on sis,ii Of Bleachod anu Brown MusIins, Prints,
nrcsB goods, ShAals, ellis, Tweess, Cassimeres,
Satipeis, &c. s,
A LsU- a full line of ParRsols, Hosiery, Gloves,
Heck-ties, Maptles, sc. ao23
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TIE PuRPOsE OF ArrAoKIEs FoRr 60n-
TER.-The LOuisVille (Ky. journal remarks'
The wanton aud pnpr0Voked attack upon
Fort Sumter was made for no other gutposste st
than TO create a feeling Of insane W. ~
Kentucky, aud the rest Of Ale Border l1,e.g ..s
States. Virginia seems % have peun ioyl
enough to lei The guilty device tne9tea. 20
far as she is concerned. HON a y Mi'i
Kentuckyf sad ff1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEETING AT SMITH
4 NixoN's HALL.-The meeting yesterday
morning was opened in the usual manner.
Several persons who bad attended the
recent meeting of the Friends, in Richmond,
Indiana, gave interesting accounts OF the
proceedings.
While the notes of war were sounding on
every side, while companies OF soldiers were
mastering, drill iug aud arming, and mass
meetings were being held daily, they had
one Of the most interesting religious seasons
they had ever witnessed. Some very affect
ing incidents of this meeting were related by
the speakers.
The hearty sympathy toward each other
manifested by the representatives of differ
ent denominations there present, and their
earnest co operation in the same cause, had
filed the hearts of Christians with great
joy.
One spoke of the delightful silence which
perveded the vast congregation for the space
of twenty minutes. To his mind, it afforded
an opportunity for communion in the hear
with GOO, much better than could have beer
enjoyed had every moment of time been oc
eupled with some audible exercise. Apotbe
spoke of the quiet conduct preserved by th,
children, Of all ages. Their silence was per
feet for two long hours of the meeting, auC
showed the result of rigid early trading
Such obedience and good behavior was in
deed admirable. Et|
The volunteers at Camp Harrison wer
made the subjects of prayer. The AssOcis
ton of the YouBg Mems Christian Uniol
had taken especial interest in their beh ali
The tent belonging to the Union had beel
requested for their use, end religious ex
ercises would be held in it daily.
The meeting closed by singing the 266t
| hymn.
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CITY News.

THE largest homemade bread in the city
can be had at Smiths Bakery, south esst
corner OF Court and John. ap22-f
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w. nr. e. HMwsON.
sfooK BpoKER,

STOCK BBOKERi
21 WEST THIbD. STREET, CINCINNATI,
UUYs AND SELLS STOCKS, BOMBS
ND and ether Securities, on Commissioa ouly !;
neRotates l,oans ana makes Collections aps-am
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FOUND.

TNOUND-A PORTE EAIoNEAIE-Containing a
owner can have the same BY calling at the palut-
shop, 132 Nmest apA D,
aNOUkD The Store where Bonnets, Ribbons,
n &c &C., are sold for less than half price. Ap-
ply Al No is, West Fifth.st., near Man,
ana ~ J. A. s. HEN OERSON.
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dh q CURR.-CINCINNATI RR sRUARY
ROBERT o AsHORATT,
Steam SaRmill, 2l3 Ealt front st.

The Doctor Is the only physician now living who
can III aud cure a Cauoer without Instruments On
pain He also cures Piles aud all kinds Of Sores
RheumAtism, etc. once, 9S baIr-st., corner ot
Cutter. oHice heurs, A. n 70 7. .murnwvX.
apl7-u Oh hhbHhh
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old GOVERNMENT JAVA cOFFK &C;
" Just received, 200 p0cl etc very superior Qld
GoYernmt i Java Coffee % bags Old SAINT . Oatse,
III and ~ ID cans put % presAly LOT iamll uses
For sale ~ JOHN HATES, National Theater buna-
ing, ~ Hycamoro.atroet. ePzA
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wANTsI waNTsIl

II you want Servant, advertise IN
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want House, advertise in
TUE DAILY PRESS.
If you want to Sen any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want TO Buy any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
in THE DAILY PRESS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

METEOROLOGICAL LOBsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Warn No Z Waat Ro,,rth.at. Anril.oa.
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Err1nInn or A unIon MAN IN rHR Sourn

ExKCUIIoN OF UNIoE MAN IN THE SOUTH.
Capt. Jones' of the schooner Isabel, who pro,
visioned Slemmerat Fort Pickens, was hung
as traitor. The Mobile Nel0s says the &C.
count is, that on the arrival of the Thursday
evening cars at Seoooa, passenger on the
of being the person who "proyisioned Stem
mer,n aud stated that he was on his way 10
Washington with dispatches for Lincoln's
Government He was arrested, the proofs of
his treason found upon him, aud was exc
euted on the spot by the enraged citizens.
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PERSONAL.

nRRkONAL--W. KENT A CO., manufactures
II OF lBdes', gentlenen's, Misses and chiidTen's
boots and shoes No. 1876 Fliih street. three doors
hands. and Ia warreDted Prices cheaper than any
where else In the city, jaH-h
nER kONAL To whom 1t may concern, II o.
H STEVENS, manufacturer of mattresses and
bedding, ass Walnnt-st., between Sixth and
eeventh-sts Vindow-shsdes, gilt and plain, put up
In any stS lie spring aud other kinds Of mattresses
Tepovated, and particular attention 80 jebbiag up
h0lstery mhxo-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

1t is reported from Montgomery, Alabama,
that the mails in that section have been
discontinued. tA
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LOST.

II OST-FIVE DOLLABs REWARD-0n Mon
H. day night or Tuesday morning, Cana-y Biz I,
With biack tuft on his head Please leave at o N.
HALLS, IA West Fourth street ap2i.6'
n OsT-GOLD.HEADED GAVE On sunday ~
n rioon, on the Reading Pike. My a nsme Is
returning Il % me. Lap2S,b'l FRANK LleC9,
r OsT- Saturday, April 20, gold breast pin, with
II geptleman'a miniature in IL, between the
head OF York. street, Newport, KY aud Buell. 8
re, corner Of Fourth aud Racs.streets, Cincin-
NATL a liberal reward will be gwen TO the hader
on leaving IL ut the Newport ferry. boat. ap22-c'
WF YOO ABB IN WANT, on a HOUSE,
ana Tos VIII SpaAdny act paee elle = uaa dalls
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

At a meeting in South Lancashire, Mr..
Rathbone, a Liverpool merchant, alluded 70
the United States and said, "0ur american
friends are making fools Of themselves
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t7vqT FoF RENT

FOR REYTzTEQ gpoMszAt 1Gs Smith.
hayiDs clile rcn need not apply. 2 u apll-b.
TNOR r ENT-Three nice rooms, suitable for q
small agist family on second h3or Of bTies
Bar INST. ~ quire on the premises or Of A FuL-
TON, City Mills, ceyner Of Eighth and Broadway.
bent must be paia in sdvauce. an1ta'
RCUk MINT HOl So hree y, d n.,ri-
n sop, ST 3 doors east OF Br.pnway Varapt May
snd vii be re, led 70 g9gd tenaatate ar price
apZids c. w. JAMES, 0fice Z Harrison.st.
N third floors. Suitable for small fiu iiy Ap-
ply at Al Haihaway-st., between Linn and Bay
NOR RENT- RoOM-Wel f1rnished, pleasant
Inquire at SO West heveuth-st APPS BE-
gJOB II NJ n RUCMs-Parior aud back room -,
- in s.good neebhorhood; aud or. a stroet.raI- :
Inquire 6t B36 East Front-st ia ap23-b'
VTOK RENT--OB LGAsR-A House of five
~ ICONS Inquire on Peplar-st first brick house
on apls tss norh side west Of fTssmaTsf fopEMrNr
aTtIB- RENT-HUUSB-BIo May 1, three
n story Bllck, of rooms and bath. gas in every
room 'front.' rear and side-yards; situated on West
Apply Jos s CLBE EkY co r1 ,42 Vine % aU5s. D
NT0R RFNT-sJOgE-No z27 Walnu' st,
A betSe Fif,h aud Sixth Inquire of POOR 8
GO ,22h Walnut-st, apl6 If
g looms, On Walnut HIS, !, ar the Post,ofice.
For terms inquire uf 6ENRY CLARK, at the
JollFhie on the Madison Road . apis t.
ECOIe b ENT-A two.stOIy BicS saouse, with
II large yard (side, rear ar d 'front.' : nowiy pa
persd and tainted. Apply to NJ. b, EWING. Fifth
All IL ok SITS. apl2l
NNLH BENT-H oUSE Coata niog ssvou
h rooms and cellars, az d garden we'll nlled with
Juit, within sight Of tine city Inquire at Brigh-
. ton Station, for W ORANGE, Mount Harrison.
laI2 ~ ..f t.s.
ETOR HEN1-HALL- A Iargs hall In the Me-
q troInlitan Buil sing, cor mel. of Ninth aud Wal
nut. ST. sAlto, store the first floor Of the
same. Inquire Cf PJOR u CO., 22t Walnut.st.
...'. Tapl6-tfl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

In. ANTI D-SlIU ATiUN-By young map, as
w Barber y cpe ho thoroughly ugdersta IDS
he bmfrees; can give gdod references if Required.
Hoase call al 20 L. corner Of Liun aud G5urt-.ts.
.rat23.lFl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

ArriroIs- Prioress, Madison; Kanswha Valley
Nr..2 ksIawha River ". l. Macay Dubuque;
Telegraph No 8, louisville; Sir "m Nall ,ce. st.
toms; tIichet No 2, Par' DR.. burg; Rocket Du-
blaue; Boston, Big Sandy !. Sam Kir. man, Park
tlslulG.
DEPARTURES 80 Pfi ress Madison (; Lib 'rty Wheel
ing lei g aph No 3, Louisville /; ston, Big
SuI d, ! Ssm Kirkman, Parkersburg, W. L. Ma -
LAY Iitts burg
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

s5' A11 En-- GN NTLgM ANLY-LIKE BEHA-
w NIOB-YOu Ca' ala uy 4.tiud it from JDHN NJ
s'N a. q his oUera'ors at his Gallery, Mn and
Iain He 1ever de eenus 80 garIties ia pub iq
idoikey Kicks me. must peeds kick him again ~
Iap2i. b
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~ AN1RD A raw MORN AGENTS - To
" tiayt in the We-tern shd Southern Snttes, 20
sell an article which 10 needed ia every familY.
Active, euerFttic neu Gao clear H1n 81 to Ri5 pbr
cay. Acdrcss Box l,6S0, Qncnuati p o ap2 b.
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VNAhTED-HEIP- resp ctable woman to
Nv 90 teteisl hoihewqrk, cook irg, washing, NC.
blO, Oung tlri u uurEe children; must have an
Amlable dispt siiiJn. Address Box =, Post. oice,
TICreIce, Indiana 4. .. d auan-d|
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

Tbs ladies of the Seventh Ward met yes
tsrday afternoon at the Mission Church on
Elm-stIeet, and formed themselves into an
aid society, for the purpose of doing any
sewing or aiding any other way in their
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
THE1.DAIIIYI PRESS.

WhRNEsDAy y,,,..r-,,,, r1rr.r,-rAE %
Pobular kdvertfseihenfs.
TIE CiHcihBofi DArEi PnKas q nis hdfsai ofgaa Of
labor osd enploiusAtia 0s citv. TIE facilities Of
coHimanicalioh whic 4 trpish e bttceen aborers aud
Of ~ dsoe croaaiioa cad cheap Advertisement, sep
pi ne people vif convenience witch has only 70 be
fed 10 Be dfipfeciated bfisf adgetse,nenf IN me
DhILY PRtss ptaces ne object before manv tousaha,
Ql boh taborers and employers, and Of buyers aud
feIlcrs.
Ansrers % odrerhseaents may Be received al te ooe
~ ~ UAfLr pRtss, sealed, and eddresssd 70 names
inidah OF nambas '# UM
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

w EEgH1-A SITUATi ONTO do general
homework On &C ging N hotel or priyite
family, by a Uung wtman Who has hade4parieuee
IT, both situations A1drcFs Nj. NJ Press Ohice. (.
rnu2f b4i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

wa ANTFD- SITUATIONS By two girls; ono
w 10 cook or do general house work, ard tue
dher TO do chamber wOiE No objection to a short
iisIanco in the country. They can be found qt . 3
Plum.tt. .'t apps b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

lEAs ANTED-AN UNMAkbIED MAN-Whoil
- w accustomed 70 gardening and the care of
horses, to go short dstence ia Kentucky. aAppy
10 JAMEA SMITM y 90 - Pearl.at apl3 BE-
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
Vests Improved Pump

Double Acting, Anti- Freezing, Lifting aud
Forcing.
The most Simple, Durable and Powerful, and the
Cheapest IN Us" Tor Houses Farms Deep Wells, Ships,
Factories Hud Mines.
This Pump took the Highest Premium at the L. S
Fan, III Richmond, Va, n 1853
All Sizes Manufactured and Sold by
SAMUEL MACFERREN,
Also manufacturer OF Filters Patent Iron Railing.
Iron Bedsteaus, &c.
627 Chestnut street PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Vests Pumps having been sold for over four year,
and given univ ersal satisfaction, the Public are salts
fed that they are what they claim TO be. the BEST
PUMP IN USE We are now prepared 10 put uT
Pumps and warrant them to work Satisfactorily They
have no stuing box and hence they cause no friction
that will require waste of power. Our Ordinar,
Hand Pumps prove very efficient engine in case o
elevation. andiI washing windows, carriages. &c
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
TAKE NOTICE,

The subscriber respectfully requests all his cuse.
mers who have not yet settled their accounts TO COms
forward al once and pay up, he is now out OF peF
and is determined TO collect in all that Is o"hs
TO him in the shortest time possible. He would aio
say to those whose Judgment Notes and other oohg.'
tons that are now due aud coming due inoi PT0s P'
ly paid will De executed. = Pa
lie will be found al all times during the day
w. +. Spruance's store, the same store occupied W
himself last year. -r4 tS or J. b.. JONES'
2. S-He also has left on hand some Boots. Shoes
Hats Caps and Dress Goods WhIch willbe sold eheag
er they Hust be closed outs ihese B!n0 genssrAi
saOEtment. pPn
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
yours v,ry respectfully,

Ou:ao IN ~ W !. W NtHtG, " D.
Dear SIR - itt! II M Gly as WEI as INV u;e.,u,
10 >'1c 10 y"u Tie following circumstance Ah,,l ,
can use a. y7u 'hiuk proper ) gentleman nC H.
pace "a laWyerJ Has been laid eYrr ,iI,r. his a,rl
you'h 5" IHH Il 81 it"i tc vas comlclled ,o y,c,,
Wig. lie was induced 10 use a hoit'r Of yurr ;, H.
Restorative, which he liked very inurL and .l',
using some tw0 or ih5re !gtIlos, ms hair rre,. 49,,
Ini'e la&ur!ahi' j. and lie now has a hand>,,e Le t
u mar. ne ScHich.ams hArc Is Eradott and a, he
Is very Wei kLo"H III our &djo..Ig tuunlIe. nam,
persons can testify 90 The lr,hh of this statement
give II 10 you al the rCGuc>to NJ Bradford Nou r.,
sell grca deal Of ypur ilaIr Restorative in Ms
lhe auJpill.ng counties !yuu have Ike urrpe- ,s.n,,
lWrs Is. IEOMHOHG iIAOkTS%
DR. Wo"O: Dear Sir Permit re 10 eII,,...l
Obligations an under Tor the entire -csIor,t,nn n, ~
ha'ilo Ills ORG "A. cooc; atput The time Of mv,T
IN the United Safes il vas RAPIDLY beconiiu g.,.
nut upon The Application % your " lIur Resnp,t, :;
| It soon recovered Is Utgn;i. hue cor,s,Jer rn',,
Restorative very wonderful invention quule ctI;ra
Ni,%S NJ a. u "tii "S @Ereeahle. THALBERG
Ihe R' sloraiIyG Is pun up in bottles of ii rae -
VIZ; large, nran,m and small Ihe suaU h,lI. -
pm an' r"iaI!s fer one dollar hItl,c; the p.li
h"I1S ~ !ch>! t'Cty ccuI more IN nr,n,ti, iI
he sInl!l fetailS Tor two dollars per bottle lLe I,
ole mold I1afi. 10 per ccnl III pros,rtion NJ.
| relaIis - lhfce 'p!!arr pcr hoIIiC
! y. !. NOOD3 co PrDprlcIors I44 Broadway Esv
| YORK, aHd II Market Street, - LOUIS 10
Aud soid oy al good Druggists anu . ah,v Good,
aus2ly,
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
Fancy Furs !

and Wiater seasons. ] would Respectfully invite an
examination of my stock and prices from those intend
ing to purchase as am enabled to afford them very
desirable inducements.
made by experlenced and competent hands. and as
the present momcnlary troubles render it necessary
ha. should dispose Of my goods at very small ad-
vance cost. ..
am satisfied that it will be to the interest Of those
who design purchasing TO give me a cell. sep-5m
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

A Benevolent Institution established by special En-
dOrsement, for the relief Of tho Sick and Distressed
afflicted nth vrulent and epidemic Diseases and es.
PeCialy for the Cure OF Diseases of the exual Organs
Medical Ad7ice gwen gratis, by the Acting Sur.
geon, to al who apply by letter. with descr pion OF
their condition. (age, occupation, habits Of life Sc y
and in cnses OF extreme poverty. Medicines furnished
ireee of charge.
Valuable Reports SpermatOrrhCea, and other Dis
Of the Sexual Organs: and the new Remedies
employed in The DispeESary, sent 10 tn afflicted in
sealed clcr envelopes, Tree Of charge. Two or three
stamps for p0staFe Will be acceptable.
Address DR.. j. Skilln llOughiOn. Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street. Phla
delphia, Pa. BY order OF the Directors
EZRA u. HEARrWELL. President
GEO. FAIRCHlLD. Secrelury. dee29Iv
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
Chcgaray Institute,

1927 and 1929 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
This Institute, conducted for TWO years past, this
city by Mademe ChCgary and her niece. Madame
DllervIlly upon the same principles the one IN
New York established there IN the year ISlI, vii
reopen Monday, Sept l6Ih. with ITS usual ample
and complete provisions f0r the education of Young
Ladies, under the direction of Madame DIierVIlly.
Circulars, and all requisite mlOrmaldn can be oh
tanned by application TO the Principal sePl2
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
Miscellaneous Advertisements. A
Peninsular Railroad Line.
rrT4NrlrE ar IJOUpC

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after Monday Sep. 30th 81
Tfains for the accommodation Of
Passengers will run as follows until
: further notice:
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
Miscellaneous Advertisements
Fancy EIWrs y!

JOI1N L ARElhAS
7l8 ARCH ST., between
7lh and 9Th sts.,
(Laie of SlS Market st.,)
Philadelphia.
IMPORTER and MANUFAc-
TURER OF and DEALER in
all kinds Of FANCY FURs,
Tor Ladies', Misses and
-Children's Wear.
: Having now manuiac.
stured and in store my usual
sLarge and beautiful assOrt'
snent Of all the varlOu:
zstyIes and qualities ofFuIi
adapted to the coming Fal
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
N~M H. nc wE@w

30 900 Peach aud o., 900 Apple Trees. weselected
extra sze. Pears. Cherries and PiiIms, Dwarf and
Siandafd), 2OO.00O Strn berries. BIatk berries
Ornamental Trees Eve rgresns, in the usual variety
Orders sent dreci 10 the FaiTYiew Nurseries Moores
lOwn, N. j., will be attended TO. Catalogues gratis
raes delivered in Philadeh hia without charge.
'mari4fa fafw FeT' JOHN PERKINS. Pro
t,--s--xy-4 u.~
blank EOTESY or ssslealN1 % JtEcS.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
Best Sewing Machines
IN THK WORLD FOR EITHER FAMILY OR aANUFAuTUR.
IHG PURPOSES
And all we ask is tar trial. Read the following;
IMPORTANT FACTS


FACT No. This Company heing duly licensed,
cir Machines are protected against lnirluseIneniS
or litigation.
FACT No. 2-These Machines make the lock.stich
-alIke on both sIdes-anG use IIlIc less than ha (
much .hEcaI or silk the chain loop slijch laa-
chimes.
FACT No 3.-These machines are better ADAPTED
than any hcrseWing marhIn,s market 10 lie ire.
qGent changes and almost endless vuneiy OF sewing
required III Il family. They will sew iru!n u.le Iu
tv cuiy ihickntsses Of Marsciilcs without sinaqng
ana make every slItCh perfect Iacy will o. e.. sew
from the finest EauXe to he hCaVIeSI Cots and py
stout hard leather. without changing the feed neede lie
tension, making any adjustment ui mac hiuc what.
ever. Is not such a machine hest adapted family
use and II REST aaltcd for family use, why not Tor
every variety of ugGI arg manufacture! For
"".N TOO heavy Tor our aiAiy MachIhe. We recon-
mG nd nnr larger SIZeS
FAIT No4.-rhese nachiEcs make the most elias.
r seam oi any sewing mayhluc - U>y IA fact very
grcaI impurta eeM3ng elastic goods or goods 0i
any KIND GA bias.
FACT M. NO Machine Is more dural le or ; NJ
pie IN lts conslruch"n. or more easily uEderslnod. -.
Tue reputation oi theso raachlnes Wherever used Nil
fully d, m"n,lEnic ct.h Al ihe aa"lt FACTS
FACT No. d These Machines took the Highest
ireminln NJ The sanll:n ins ;ttulc. Ihl,adephla.
FACT 10, 1.--Iht~c Mlc!!nrs Iotk thc Highest
Premium at the Nv Jersey State Far.
FACT No. S.--lhCsa Machines took The highest
rcdal at tie American lu>IiHt" IN the tly "i New
York together wIihlhe highest premium tor fine sea-
IGg machine WORK.
FACT No.9-rhcSc a,hncs took the highest
premiums ai the Mechanics Far, Uuca, n. Y.
FACT No. lu.-lEcsr machines can TO the SAME
thing utnrrav Whenever properly CNhihirG IA cont
pylion VIII! other first class sew G machines. But
have space tor only 5ue FACT mOre-lt Is Inc most
I important Fact at all.
FACT Nn. Tive warrant every machme we sell
give BETTER satisfaction than any other sewing ma
/ chime IN market, or money refunded
8J-Send for IA Circular. Agents wanted, Address
FINkLE Il LYON SEWING MACHINE Co,
sCpl9iy No. ;pJS BrnadWay, New \ urk.