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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

How TO GET EARLY TOMATOES. --
Mrs. 4. ID. Kendall, Of Maryland,
thus writes to the Southern fiyld and
Fireside:
A good large turnip is far better
than any bot bod for propagating ear
~ tomatoes. Cut otf the top, and
scoop ont To the shell three quarters
ii an inch thick. Fill the cavity with
rich mould; plant half dozen
seeds, and place The turnip in q box
Of loan. Keep in warm room, BY
an east window. if possible; and
sprinkle with tepid water every day
until there is no longer any danger
frons frost. when remove the turnip 4
the ont door bed. snd,thin out all but
one plant. Should the turnip shel'
put out shoots pinch them of, and
the shell will soon rot, atiording fer
tilizer to the tomatoe plant, that will
send it ahead wonderfully. a dozen
turnips thus tomatized will afford an
abundant supply OF carly tomatoes to-
an ordinary family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10
A correspondent o. the New Eng

A correspondent Of the New Eng
land Farmer gives the following:
Take about half pint 81 com
mon salt. sew i np IN a snail bay q
strong cotton cloth, is this ia the fork
Of the tree, there let il remain until
the salt is dissolved by the rains that
fall. and IN the course Of two years the
work i done.
Tie brine that runs down the trunk
Of the trees will xiii both worms and
eggs AS they are deposited; besides,
il proves a benefit t. the tree. Should
there have accumulated a hardening
u gum at The surface Of the ground.
as is sometimes the case, il should be-
removed. 50 that the solution may
reach the worms 1t j. equally As ap
plicable for the apple tree borcr and
the aphis al the roots.
Unless the bag ercircles the whole
tree, So as to cause the brine to flow
down over every part Of it, there
would be spaces left exposed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

Cur PoTAToEs FOR SEED.--A. g.
Hazcltine gives the result of a trial q
cut and whole potatoes planted side
by side. The whole potatoes planted
were Of a large size; yield less than
others, Of inferior quality and knctty
appearance. The yield from the cut
potatoes, with one eye to the hill, was
the largest in every case and Of uni
form size and fine shape.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10
w. q. Adams,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

WILL continue the practice in Dubois.
~ Orange, Pike. Martin, and adjoining
counties Particular attention given 70
settling up Guardians and dccedent estates.
Claims collected, and will attend 10 cases 10
Justices Courts. Services or fosmer partner,
y. \. Laid, can be had by arrangement.
OrrIcE-sou'h-west corner OF public square.
over Erny's ,in shop. March 9, ls6l-y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

nNot long since q premium was
offered by an agricultural society for
the best s'modc Of irrigation" and the
latter word, BY mistake Of the printer.
having been changed to Irritation, I
a farmer sent his wife to gain the
prize.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

Cueth ~ ftufiufit ai1if tot'r' tuto'r
Weaknesses and Irregularities.
THERE Is NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.
Alto. Liver Derangemen,s 90 Torpidi'y'
anr Liver Complaints. Diseases o. the Kid
neys. or any general arrangement Of the
Urinary organs
III will not only cure The debility following
CHILLS and FEVER but prevent al a.
tacks arising from Miasmsiic Influences. snd
cure the diseases at once, il already at
Tackled.
TRsvEIERs should have bottle with them.
as il will lnfaIliby prevent any deleteriou~
Consequences following upon change Of eli
mate and wtter-
As IL prevents cosfivenezs strengthens
the digestive organs, il should be in the
hands NJ all persons Of sedentary habits.
LADIES not accustomed 10 much out OF
doc ' exercise should always use n.
MoTnERs should use il, Tor il i o perfeci
relief, taken month or two before the final
trial. she viii pass the dreadful period with
perfect ease and safety.
There Il no mistake about II,
THE CORDIAL IS ILL WE CLAIM FOR It'll.
Mothers Try IT..
And 70 you we appeal, 10 detect the ill.,
mess or decline not only Of your daughters
before il be too late. but also your sons and
husbands; for while the former from false
delicacy 60 down 70 premature grave rath.
er than let their condition be known m time.
the ls,ter ore often 50 mixed upin the excite
ment OF business. that II il were not for you,
they too would travel in the same downward
path, until il Il too late TO arrest their fatal
'all. But the mother j. always vgilani. and
70 you We confidentially appeal, for we are
sure your never falling ELECTION will uner-
rinely point YOU 70 PROF. WOODS RE.
lSTORATIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
RENOVATOR as the remedy which should
be always on hand in time Of need.
PRoF. WooD's HAIR Restorative
Il too well known for us 70 recount its won
eriul effects in restoring Gray Hair 70 i's
original color, and producing Now Hair Oh
bald heads
We could refer 10 thousands Of living
witnesses, 10 be found Ia every city and vii.
lage in the Union, but our space will mol
admit. We need do no more than assure
the people is quality i ss good as ever. and
that Il may be relied on a. the only harm.
less article 10 the market for Restoring the
Cry and Bald.
The Restorative Cordial and Hair Resfor.
alive are for sale BY O. J WOOD a. CO.,
l4f4 Broadway. N. ", ia Market street
81 Louis and w all druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-04-10

THE Law co-prrtnership OF Laird g. Ad.
= ans 10 dissolved BY mutual consent.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
zJ. STEWART DEPUY. j.
Howard Association.
PUILADEI.PUIA

Benevolent Institution established BY special En-
dorsemeat for the relief OF the Sick and Distressed
afflicted with VIrulenI and epidemic Diseases and a..
pecaly for the Cure Of Diseases ofthe exual Organs
Medical Advice gwen gratis. by the Acting Sur.
geon, TO all who apply by letter. with descriution Of
their condition. (aee, occupation. habits Of life &c J
and IN cnses OF extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
freee Of charge.
valuable Reports on Spermatorrhna. and other Dis.
Of the Sexual Organs and on the new RemedIes
employed In the DispeEaary. TO tha afflicted in
sealed le'er envelopes Tree of charge Two or three
stamps Tor p0haRe will be acceptable.
Address DR. J. Skiin IIouehton Acting Snrseon
Howard Association. No. South Ninth Street PhiIu
delphia, Pa. BY order OF the Directors
EZRA ID. tIEARFWELL. President.
"-O' HI"IHlLD' Secreinry. dec29.Iy
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
TAKE NOTICE.

The subscriber respectfully requests oil hi' eu,'s.
mers NhO have not yet settled their arcOppIs to GONs
ness and is Determined TO collect ia all that s cwln1
to him IN tho shortest time pussible. lie would ans
say TO those whose Judgment Noes and other "pIss
tions that now due and coming due il not Pisnf
ly raid will 0e executed .
lie will be found al oil times during the day Of ~
w b. Spruance's store, the same store Sccvplss
himself lasI year. J.E JoNEssss
p. P.S-Heniso has left on hnnd some Boots S""'',
tiats. Caps and Dress Goods, hIsh will soiS eh@f
sF they uus! be eaosed out. ~ hess sssf~
AsoHmenS e%
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
DIR. ]. E. CLAWSON

Having located in Smyrna, respectfully offers
his professional service, in all lis branches. To
the community.
/. Or OFFICE and Residence, on Main street
opposite the "Upper Hotel" ny
Aug. &c, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Farmers. Look Out.

All persons interested in the use Of the fol-.
lowing articles are requested to examine my
stock, consisting Of very superior
Grain Cradles, Wheat Rakes,
Revolving Rskes. Hand Rakes. Barley Forks,
CultivatOrs. Flows, Harrows Ground Rollers.
&c. JOHN MILLAWAY.
N. B--Agent for Kirby's AMERICAN HAR
vEsrER, MASNEy's REAPtHG MACHINE and
THRA RAsHIso MAcHIsE, PELToN's TRIPPLE GEAR
HoRsgPowER, Hand COrnshellers, Power Shel
lers, &c. iva
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Steam DyPing and Scouting Es-
fabiishasnent.

MRS. E.. w. SMITH,
No. 20. N. Fifth ST.. bet Market and Arch PAILApEL.
DiECE Goods of every description dyed to any CO.
Il lor. Ladies' Wearing Apparel of every descTIp-
lion dyed in the most fashionable and permanent CO.
Tors. aud finished in superior sIy'e Merino, CASH
mere and Grape Shaws. Table and Piano Covers
Carpets, Rugs etc. Secured. POngee and Silk Dresses
re dy ed all cOl0rs. and warranted equal To new
N. .B-Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dyed on
reasonable terms.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Miscellaneous Advertisements
The Heroes Of Peace,
AND

sAC SCS OA Wv ar
E. ANTHONY, No, sol, BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. is now publishing, in addition TO DINER
portraits. the celebrated collection Known m Europa
and America as PS
BRAoY's NATIONAL PHoTooRAPHIc PoRrRAIr GAL.
LERY, rs.
In Which s INCLUDED Porlrals of nearly all the prom
tnent men 81 america, not excepting jeff DAVIS zen
beauregard. Floyd, and host Of uher derntes
Eree OF Portraits SO per DOZEN Can be sent by mail
Scenes ofthe War for the Union
are published, card size, anu in stereoscopic form.
ALSO,
SiereoscopIc Views of Scenes in Paris, London and
ia other pats Of England and France IN Scot.
land, Ireland, Wales, Holland, Switzerland,
Spain, on the Rhine. in Athens Egypt,
Turkey, the Holy Land. China In.
dia, Cuba. &C.. &c, ad infnltum
Our SFAHrANEOUS STEREOSCOPIC WE'VE
are THE GREAREsT WONDER OF THE AGE.
Use are taken in The fortieih part of a second
anu the rushing Of water, the moving caves or the
marching OF ali army, does not in the slightest degree
effect IN, taking Of The views. They are sold at Sd
per dozen.
We have also on hans and manufacture the largest
assortment OF StereOscOpes, PheIOgraphic AIbums
anu Photographic materials Ill the United States and
perhaps in the world.
Catalogues. containing lists Of oil our Portrnits
views StereoscOpes, &C., sent free by mail on re-
reipl o. stamp +. ANTHONY,
aCl Broadway, near ST. Nicholas Hotel
octI7.ly New York
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Vests Improved Pump

Double Acting, Anti Freezing. Lifting and
Forcing.
The most Simple. Durahle and Powerful and The
ChespeS III use tor Houses Farms Deep Wells, Ships
FaclnTIes and MInes.
The Pump took the Highest Premium at the y. :
Fan, Ia Richmond, Va, in 1858
All Sizes Manufactured and Sold nv
SAMUEL MACFERREN
Also manufacturer OF Filters Patent Iron Railing
Iron Bedsteaus, DC.
6S1 Chestnut street Philadelphia Pa
Vests Pumps having been sold for over four years
and given universal satisfaction. the Public are salts
ned that they are what they CLAIM. 10 he The BEST
PUMf IN USE We are now prepared To put up
Pumps and warrant them to work Sa,lsiactoriIv bep
have no stutfing box and hence hev cause no friction
That VIII requIr" waste OF power. Our ordinary
Hand Pumps prove very efficient engine in case Of
elevation andn washing windows, carriages, &c.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Best Sewing Machines
IN THE WORLD FOR EITHER FAMILY on nANUE.Crrp
ITG PURPOSES
And all we ask is fair Irlll Read the foIIoving.
IMPORTANT FACTS

FACT No I.-rhls Company being dnly licensed
their Machines are protected against nffIngements
or htIgntiou.
FACT No 2.--Thpse Machines make The lnck sti,b
a'Ike on both SIdeSa anu use lnIle less than ha n
a mu' thread or silk The chain loop ;ch ma
Chimes.
FACT No 3.-"'hese machines are better adanted
u'aH ahy other sewing machines III market 10 the ire.
quGnt changes ard almost endless variety of scwlug
required IN family. They will sew from me ,9
~ ehly IhIcknesses Of Marsrlcs w.thuuI stopurng.
and make every stitch perfect They Will even sey
from tie finest gauze TO The heaviest c.oi. amt even
stout hard leather. without changing the feed hecdIe
or clIsInn OF making any aduStme of mao hIne hat
ever. Is not such machine best adapted 10 family
use and II BEST adapted for family use why moi l,r
every variety Of hight sewing manuGactprei For
work TOO heavy for Gnr Family Machine. we recon.
mend our larger sizes.
FACT No. i.--fhese machines make the most eIas
Tic seam OF any sewing machine use-a lacl of very
great Importance IN sewing elastic goods or goods a
any kind On a bias.
FACT No 5.-No Machine is more durable or sim.
PIE IN It's construction, or more easily understood =
ne reputation OF these machines wherever used y ia
tully demonstrate earh OF the above FACTs
FACT No. 6.-These Machines took the Uigbe.t
Premium al The Franklin Institute PhiladeIphIn
ALT No, 7.-lhese Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey State FAIR
FACT No. S.-lhese Machines took The higbe.,
medal at the American Institute in the Civ OF New
York Together with the highesi premium for fine sew
ing machine work.
FACT No. 9.-TheSe Machines took The b;,L.,,
premiums nj The Mechanics Fair Tuca n Y
FACT No. lO-ihese machines can 90 The SAME
thing generally whenever properly exhibited in com
petition with other first class sewi . mach,ne, RuI
we have space for only FACT mure-t IS the mos;
important Fact OF all.
FACE No live warrant every machine we sell
TO give BETTER abstraction than any other ma
chIne IN market. nr money refunded
@1- Send for Circular. Agents wOnted Address
riNhLE d LYON SEWING MACHINE Co,
'0Pi'V NO 5SS BrUadWay. New York.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Southern Rebellion,
The War lOr the Union.

history ofIhe RISE and Progress of the Rebellion
ana consecutive naraIve oevenls and Incidents from
the hrsl stage Of The treason against the Republic
down TO the close 0fIhe conflict together with mpor
lant documents, extracts from remarkable speeches.
&c.
order to accommodate all classes Of readers three
editions are issued:
|. In Weekly parlt Of 90 pages, at 10 Gents
Z. In Monthly parts of 81 pages at 20 Cents
5. In Monthly parts Of l2S pages At 40 Gems
The want Of an AUTHENTIC and THOROUGH History
oil the Rebellion. Tor present reference and future pre-
ersYatIon Is the subject Of general remark.
To meet this At, and to produce a work of perma.
nenI value as we'll as of present interest," publisher
has arranged for the issue Of the history as above set
iorth-In form and at price which shall render ii
acceptable to ALL
This work, the first weekly number Of which was
published on August 2ls has received the unqualified
encCmIums OF the press and of leading citizens No
body Will read II without satisfaction il should be in
the HANDS Of every Union man.
To be had fall newsdealers, postmastsrs and book.
sellers everywhere.
Subscribers sending ONE DOLLAR in good bill or
postage stamps To the undersigned ITO whom all Or
dcrs ATE TO be dIrectedl will receive by mai post
paid, ten weekly numbers.
In ordering cepies. tho full and exact address, with
town. county and State should be givaa in every IN.
stance.
Competent agents wanted in all Towns an COuu.
ties, FRED'K GERHARD, GEN'L AGENT,
81 Nassau st. Post Box 4OOI) New York City.
sspI9
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Discovered at Last :
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR
PAIN.
Prof ChaS. DE Grath's
ELECTRIC OIL.


This oil is the only sure remedy in The world fer
the Cure of Rheumatism, Deafness. Gout. NeuraiEA,
Lumha2n, Scial,ca. Spinal and Bronchial C mPaiRta
Tic DOcrcux. Headache, Cramps, Group Pl,I Pei.
uns. SpraIns aud Bruises, GUS and Wounds Swsled
GakdS, SIti IOhs, ScTOiria, ETyAIpelHA. Sore Mp.
piles. SWPilCd Breast, Womb Disorders, Sail Rhsun,
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PleurIsy, Ulcers, Lock Jaw Heart Burn. Tooth ard
EaraChe, Nervousness, COSiIvtneSs, Burns. Sore
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Frosted Feet. Fever and Agpe, Chapped hands OF
any Diseases that are sore painful The only ari
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The Oh acts on the system with electricty-bd d
pure vegetable preparation. Not he sghtestda
of applying ItUui "ardly nwardly II at once gives
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minutes.
The best psychologists Of Europe have discovered
that all organic arrangement OF the animal system 10
the effect of an UbsrucuCn OF the hyslCo-e eC c fluid
IN the organ diseased. A skillful application VI tbs
OIL puts immediate motion 10 The fluid, and The
cure is atsnce accomplished. No bleedlng-EO Won
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REMARKABLE CURES.
SlOO Will be gwen II any Of the following persons
cannot be found
sIOO they not of The highest respeoIabiIyi in
the city of Philadelphia and vIcInIIy
RheumdtSm-f. DUFFY Esq csfner Of Locust ana
Twelfth st. PhndelphIa.
Rhe"mdtism-W. BLANCHARD, 206 Eleventh street,
Philadelphia.
RheumdiiSH-JoHN CLINTON. 20 N. Ninth st PhA'
DO David SlreiItch. No. ! L, ,burnIL
Sprdined Wrist-W. Franklin % S EIghIhs 81, g
Felon-W. Kincade. % EIehlhsI,
Sprdined WRIST, In Plble, 4O6 Arch
GUuf-James Logan, . George ST.
NeuralgiG-Dr Wood. Woods Museum.
IHfdmmatOry GOut-G w. Humphrey. fiIA lss
DickensUn streets, Philadelphia.
Pheamdiism-hlrs. Sarah Sutton, S32 South EigS"
street. Philadelphia ,
RheumGtisn-S. Steison. Filberi 81. ah Eighth PhiA
SpTained Ankle. also Enlargement Of EBOW JoiH'--
john DRAPER 397 Market st Prce 25 GEMS, % eis,
and 81 per bottle. Try everything else give this sSs
simple trial. For sale by dealers and drusgsssTeV
. where. JsuSl "
For sale by VIM Temple, Agent, Smy rna. Del
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h. WELLS
L h ct hic Gallery.
No. I2i ARCH STREET,
PIII|AIE'J UIIJa

No. ~ ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA
One OF the lar gett and most c.In.I4le CoII.,; IL
Ch't' S'A ca. "her~ The best PIrureA known,,
the fA"logFafhC art are iuktu Al r,ic.,
no Aghsr than are paid for mIsersLIs
~ carcaiurcs
ne proprietor pracucai Photographer. srs,t.
PefsoHS''Y' every slllIng-1HL alluWs n;r,u,. :.
leave The Gallery unless II gives perfe,t ,a'C.c,,s
DAgNerre"t! pes and AEabfuiyI es OF ab,rnI s,I.
cSASed friends photographed 10 any r.uuIr.d sir. -
tahel! ca CanVass HE size, and painted IN or bv ,Ls
Al ms GALLERY plctures can be taken in snv walk
eIdS oeflet III cloudy days when The sun sLl.s,
PERSONS Visiting the ciGy are res.tclIuIiy InvI,J
10 examine our specimens AhIth Tor tur. 1nr .,.l,
y DEFY COmpeltiUu. 1'
~ Instructions glve2 "a the art Of PhorogurGv.
X NEWELL
GALLERY cTAEr
Aifa Street. FAiiadsIyAl
COMBINATIONS:
From Hon LEWIS d. CAMrpEIL. NJ c. Obis
~! I"'H'! "l!d Irends all concur IN he UpInisn
'hd' ihe tNe"eIiJ Picture more NE like ihsn any
meg 'hey ever saw. hly hhtness has been reps.L
ru'y i"Hen hy different AriI.ts II, Sarou. wa,. bLli
nave never yel had one Which presents 81 rs To- "a.
nrF al lhe features aud expressions oi counirnanos
rs IhIS
From Hon. T. JOY MORRIS. l..s hl,gisl.r /. ltslv.
The exquisite finish, h.aau aEt soilness of Iovr
porlfailS, conJ"Ihcd with iheIf durability of ruur anS
Iaithinlhess as hkeneSses cannot fail 10 comnsMd
"ehi /" The nli' IiOn and patronage vi all Who ap.
preclate true art.
From Cot. JAS. PAGE
Having occasion for a porIaII. procured one irem
MI. Robert Newell OF the city Of PhIladeltha a
miniature IN OH COlOrs. under ;he new pGoreu dis.
covered y hIm, and take great pleasure IN expressing
me satisfaction gwen me, not onh hv The accurRcy
OF lie likeness, but It's artistic fni in all resperis
and recommend him the patronage ofth Ise dIIrossd
o encourage the beautiful art.
nOvG9-3m jas PAar.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
AOrt DepOst
Planning Mill & ash Factory

We invite the attention Ofal persons IN the CITY or
country, who contemplate the erection OF Dwellings
Barns &c., TO our extensive stock Of Building Maze
rais. in the rough and prepared for use namely:
Doom And WINDOW FRAMES, (CIrcuur j. PiaInA
BLINDs-N ENITTAN Asp PIvor,
PANEL SHUTTERs.
SAsHEs (Ciassed and not Glassed)
WOOD MoULDIN0s,
HoT BED SASH,
BRACKETS
| WOODEN MANTELR.
Newell PoSTs, (Turned)
BALLAsTERs, (Turned)
BARN VENrILATsRs,
WINDOW GLASS,
BUILDERS HARDWARE
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILISa,
Church PEws WooD TUBE ToR CHAM PyMP.
AsO-DRESSED FLOORING:
WHITE PINE, NORWAY PINE, YELLOW PINE AND
HEMLoCK, (well seasOned.)
Particular attention given TO the shipment
OF materials TO all points, with dispatch, by
railroads and steamboats,.
| GFAll of the above we offer as low as the
lowest, for the cash. or approved per.
! All orders by mail or otherwise, attended tO
with promptness, by holland g. CO.,
noVo Port Deposit, Md.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21

Now in course Of publication by JAMES D. ToRREY.
New York city. and open for subscrpIion. "a great
popular National WORK, Oi InesIImabIe valus to all
beautifully printed IN large 5vO, viz: tue
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
ChcgaE'ay Institute.

1927 and 1929 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
nis institute conducted for two years past in this
city, by Mademe Chcgary and her niece, Madame
y HeIvIlly. upon the same principles as the one in
New York. established there in the year 1914 will
reopen on Monday, Sept 10Th, with lis usual ample
ana complete provisions for The education Of Young
ladies' under tie direction Of Madame D'HervIlIy.
Circulars, and all requisite information can be oD.
tanned by application TO the Principal. seplZ
81. STEWART DEPUY. g
q AT NJ. MAHAN'S. 253 S. SECOND .
Sst, below Dock, PHILADELPHIA, has constantly Z
SOn hand large assortment Of =
= CARPETS, 70
OIL Cloths
= MATTINGs, =
DRUGGETs,
WINDOW SHADES, =
= Stair Rods, Mats, Rugs, &c, all nf which wIIIz
: he sod al prices TO SUIT the times, Wholesale -
G and Retail senI2 2m =
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21

sT Pas'sncers from Baltimore to Milford Ssafori
ans Salisbury w,ll take eve ming tssiE fom Baltimore
amt spend night in WHlj.gIon
9(NeW Cai!s Accommodation Train leaves New
eIaHie IO9 for Wilmington and Phiade eln lnhia {:
Isave t9iadephia 3,30 2. =. and Wilmington jO5
sH tgr New Castle
&c SEWALL, Jr..
Supt Del BailroaI.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21

THIS PUBLICATION is JUST WHAT IS WANTED
No Man, No Family, No Office should be with.
out it
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE H1sroRY or TINT
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
@Nllsceiianeous Advertisements.
.Peninsular Railroad Line.
CH4ETF OF BOURS

Ia.A-FtF Y OI IIOU Ita9s
On and alter Monday sep. 3Olh '6l =.
Tralhs too the Accommodation Of
passengers y Ill run as follow until
, further E0ilce:
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING s. MACHINE Co..

No person who conIcmpiales purchasing Sewing
MAJ niue Tor iamy or manufacturing purpuses should
iaIl 10 send for Of CIrcnlars which cnul Is
cuts. and iu descriptions ofIhe several Styles prices
and samples of work all of which we send bv ma II
FREQ. Aa Ian Ia h,ve he '-
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
'' wincbcster's Genuine Preparation.

To-n Of rr. Churehrs Remedy fl;sds f,c1, ,ho
20 20 isln%l YormsA1 las scS.a ef the HypoptsphL<s
INo-vo'D aud si''eino ttcTs1 ing the principle wKI
ofSrTr1T ia SERScts FcptB, hnd they are tho R,.T
hIsE1 H,Soo-sf- EF1fISa AGENTS KS.WS Tie ons q
ePn ths t-b9reuiar condition 10 I!MEGIATR Az T;is
u ekSkH4L sff>s ;sAITE RiS1 WITH BArfyrrY wBnn
nfka1Y HRVGl q. Ta+yr.Ii>rs tAo cough cinirf:I
sxsseto,asion iAers - srpcts, anal diarrhsA
the Es5ht ,t.d%, ehf7s, Hrd Jtr0 eenss Ihs b0ses
&Nssxa& fnQAAar. ard LLsr
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
EARLIEST SicEs CT ccRsuEpTtor.
EJECT OF TIE REMEnY.

IA on the esriies. appearance of .hs-o sisus sT
Nsnsumpfion, the patient takes daily about ten
grains Of the EyPo2EocP%I@T5s, no will usHaIiy
sss theE al d.sap2ear IN . pey.cd varying from q
NV weeks 70 few months; and by continuing tho
seeAsienRl use OF the Esned-, n WILL sprFD
LII FIND E-Ez5zLF T.. TIE rrJoYMEr;T oP
ggcH HEALTH AS He. PERHAPS. LAD NLVxH
KNOWN IL MS LIFE BHFORE.s