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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-11-22

We nc&ice two residences under way
on the button the street connecting
withsC Court street, one for Nh, John
Pumroy and tho other for Rev. Sam
uel Lowe. They occupy beautiful
site. s.s Il ssss q ~ q u
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S. CIRcUIr CounT.-'

+ u. S. CIRcyIr CoURr.--The first
sitting ofthe FIRST Term of che Circuit
Court of the United States, ever held
in Iowa, was on Tuesday last, the 18th
inst, at Sherman Hell, in Des Moines.
Hon. Samuel F. Miller was in attend
ance, Judge Love absent. w. e..
Woodward is Clerk, and III. NJ Hoxic,
Marshal. 7ei.e1 = sas 80 PIG ''',a. 90 r.
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When we announced last WI eek that
Joseph Wagg was about opening q
new Family Grocery in his late shop,
we were entirely correct as the inten
ton then was. We have now to- an
nounce that Joe has opened, but not in
that place. Having purchased the
stock Of groceries Of b. Gallaher, Oil
the corner Of Front and Market, he
has established himself in that more
favorable locality and is now ready to
ace his numerous friends and supply
their: W auts in his line. Give Joe a
caIi:..s
-STeNR AND EARTHERNwARR.--We
have before us specimen Of the work
Of Mr.. J. P. Williams, ofthe Ottumwa
Pottery, as fine specimen Of ware as
we ever saw. Mr.. Williams is pro-
ducing q large amount Of this ware.
of very superior quality, for which we
understand there good demand. As
an important branch Of our manufac-
lures we wish him success. We refer
to card in this issue. saslaa s,sss
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CHANGE OF TrMs.-Ontand after

! CHANGE or TIME.-Oniand after
this mcrning the Passenger Train on
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad will leave Burlington 1t AN,
2:So and ESQ p NJ. Trains will arrive
at 1915 NJ, l:o5 and 9:4o r NJ
Hawk, Eye.7 18th q .,,~,lii :.
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paper Of CO. advertisement in this
few freshmen tn,Isrien. He wants
melt. yba. "a a q --srlete his Regi.
VIC acd. ~, rsssT, ag i eEz IJs5sry1
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-11-22

The COnfcsuions aDd Experiences Of
Saaihs. 9 am In v0liA,tE ulsnas, ,l>s
nUBLISHED for the benefit and as warning and
- q caution to young meu who suffer from N err
vous Debility, Premature Decay, 10; complying -
the same time tie means OF Selt-Clre. By one who
has cured himself affer being quito great expense
through medical imposition and qp sek erys BY en-
closing postpaid etope SINGLE COPIES
may be had OF the author, NATHANIEL MAysAIR, Esq,
Bedtords Kings Co.. n. sss-sg March %, lss2-y
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TWO THE NERVOUS or BOTH sexes. Retired
u Clergyman having been restored to health In q
few days. after many years Of great Suffering 10 viii
ling to asslst others by sending ee) the receipt
postpaid directed envelope. copy the prescrip-
ton used, Direct the REV. J0HNM. DAGNALL, 1856
Falton street, Brooklyn, N. Y. June IA, 1S62-4m :
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Arrival and DepartnE 70 Of Mails.
OTTuNIWA, IOWA. III
s ~ EASTERN MALL Ia -
~ va. vIAB. &n.,R. q. n.
y Arrives Daiy--sundays excepted-at 1910 p. m.
and $40 p. m. Leaves at 7:30 "a. M. and 1:20 p.
Time half AZ hour faster than common. Mail closes
half an hour before the train leaves. ttslE s-1
~ SOUTHERN MAIL. tKeokuk).
WAX. ~. q. u. q M k.
Arrives Daiy-sundays excepted-at loo p. m,
and leaves at 90 pm. - t{fg
. ay5s $50 WESTERN MAIL, t-s
~ pSsslsk VIA 4. ~ D. NJ n. R.R. frsffs e. ~
Z Arrives Daily-sundays excepted--at 100 PIN.
and leaves 1t 745 p. m.
3 {sFss.,ss NORTHERN MAIL, s II ~
"a gs5 .@ia VIA HLoSEeA sIaoURxsY. 81 E
Arrives every Friday at o'clock p. M, s7d leaves
very Saturday Al O'Clock .. m.
= ia ossv. SOUTHERN NAIL, ,s#5z & s
VIA PIT ISABEL TO BLOOMFIELD.
Leaves daily Sunday excepted. st l:so p. NJ. and
arrive ~ 90 p. m. ,k HstW af. erntN
WESTERN MAIL, tBlafssburg).
J. .u oARRRp rHRsn TIMES A wREK. sst.s
Arrives and leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. ses $50 J.w. NORRIS, p. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27

without proving ruinous' therefore we feel confident
'at our liberal patrons will justify us in our course
hereafter we shall be compelled to charge ono
Doliar per square, (six nes) for the first insertion
una twenty-five cents per square for each subsequent
insertlon and though it an entire new thing with
u.s. we shall be compelled to charge fifty cents a
piece for Marriages and Deaths. Obitu, rios ., =,
charged for according to the rates of ADVERTISING
we Know this looks like ali unreasonable CHARGE.
"'' we revert to the past, but these thing cannot
oe avoided under present circumstances.
we were told by our paper merchant fow da vs.
ago. that he would not take contract to furnish onc
hundred thousand rcams ofpapcr at the price men.
TONED above, which is an indication that il NAV sin
increase IN price. The above terms we shall ado,t
without deviation ther, from.
ine newspaper proprietors of Philadelphia are
aLo discussing the necessity of either deere,
''' size or increasing the price of their papers. in
consequence of the great advance in the n,;ca or
paper.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27

The qncli,n 70 be de', ,E.nl'od by the Asses. r on
4h appeal respecting the valuation enumeration Of
property; or objects liable to duty Or axation shall
"hctncr the valuation complained of be or be not
IN just relation or proportion 10 othcc vaInnt;6ns in
tue same assessment district, and whether the enu.
mcration be or be not correct.
All appeals to the Assessor must be made in writ:
ng' and shall specify the particular cause matter or
uhlng respecting which decision is requested; and
snal moreover state the ground or principle of in
equality or errsr complained Cf
The lists will remain open for eI as ab,vo nm
I'll the 25th Of December after which date tLey II
be finally closed JOHN p M,IT|1 WA
~ > Assessor for the District Of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
Fraud at the Election,

The Delaware Gazette is in a terrible
pother about fraud at the recent election
alleging that several hundred forged receipt
were voted ON i'll that county. This is done
no doubt, to cover up the fraud practiceC
an Appoquinimink Hundred, where, it !,
ssld, that number voted on forged receipts
that went over from this Hundred Tbi,
as IN addition to those who voted OH art
and under age.
Among those indicted, and whose case
will come up at the next term of court !,
James Montgomery, who, however. saw.
the charge is a lie, as he will prove
Whether these charges are true or false we
are entirely ignorant, but one thing we do
know, that if there has been as much cleo
ton corruption as alleged, and allowed 70
go unpunished, it will soon sadly corrupt
the morals of our people and lead to the
dangerous falacy that anything is fair in
politics. We are an advocate of oood
morals and good laws, and the observance
OF the letter All spirit of each vigorously.
but while there is so much base Ignorance
and prejudice in our State, on which one
party operates as their inherent right and
assumes to control by whiskey, money.
&c, 1t must be apparent to the most obtuso
intellect that they will have unlimited sway
If not met by their opponents by the same
weapons. Hence, it was for fear of loos;ng
the great engines of their political STRENGTH
'tat the Democrats opposed the doing awav
OF the laws protecting the debasinr tratfics
OF rum and lotteries, and their conoomitant
evils If they had not uniformly, in all
cases OF legislation, arrayed themselves on
the immoral side Of reformatory measures
and by this means fostercd Ignorance and
vice, there would not now be that corrun-
ton complained of
When the State was under the control
OF the old Wing party there was not that
corruption nor that black record traceabla
through our Legislative documents as has
been the case since the Democratic party
came into power. "While the lamp holds
out to burn, the vilcst sinner may return"
however, and we hope the groanings of the
Gasetet may indicate deeper penitence on
the part ofthe Democratic OF. .anization 70 re-
form, before it has sinned its day of grace
away.
when we see its conviction is genuine we
WIN do all we can to assist in lifting it out
OF the slough Of Dispond," hoping there
oy that the escutcheon of our State NAV be
ioreVered freed from the corroding blight
of corruption.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
DelaWare Affairs

BARRACKS TO BIZ BUILr.-The large barracks wC
mentioned week or two ago, as about being bu;l
for the State Guards will be erected on tho (;,3o
Lot comprising the vacant Square bounded by French
and Walnut and Fifth and Sixth streets II will he
'aIee enough TO drill battalion or five companies
at one time 1t will have no floor but the hard bent
en- DIRT. The Messrs. Dupont have inst faishcd n
large 6arrack for two companies of the State Guard
winch they have built at their own expense. Those
TWO companies, which now armed and orranizcd
are Tor the defence OF their extensive powder works
Inc State Guard is progressing finely. There are
several iull companies in Wilmington, two at Du.
points, several in Kent, and others arc forming. Two
co'nIahies have been formed the Brandywine.
ana are now used to guard Dupont's. The comma
mes IN Ilmington that full, or nearly f,Il arc
o1Pt' john X. Holt Capt. james MONTGOMERY and
capt Richard b. Duncan. 1t is supposed that near
hiteeh hundred men have been enroed.-Cbicksn
SEIZURE OF CLornING.-The Delaware Psn,Jl;.,.
states that large quantity Of clothing valued at
oI'l1b, and sent from Baltimore to the Confederate
prisoners at Fort Delaware, has been seized bv
orders from Washington, and deposited in III custo,
house at Wilmington. The seizure was made bo
cause it was feared the clothing might eventually he
sent South
HUNNING.--The cunning season has now c;.lr
commenced IN the lower part of our State and 81
most every tram from Philadelphia brings men with
dogs and guns, prepared for weel, or two in Tho
country. The partrdges, duck, &c. will b,vo :.
suffer until cold weather puts an ends TO that sno
which is death to them! F'''
KEsiGNED-Ihc Rev. r. J. Keeling. Rector of
d. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church at No,,,
ark, Del, has resigned the pastoral cb,roo ,c .t.,
church, and it has been accepted by the vestrv.
GUARDING THE POWDER WoRKs-We are inc,rn,
ed that Company A, 4th Delaware, have been do
tailed TO guard Duponts Powder Works.
rhIladcl Il Bait. Rail Road stcck sol5Ias, ,roool.
at htty-eIght dollars SHARE or eight dollars share
above par This stock once sold as low no a.
snare THIS speaks volumes as regards its ,n,o,o.
ment. 1t is decidedly the best copdpc,.d ra.4,
the country. ~
IElcE OF PoRK.-Somc of our farmers have boor
TO town nquiring the price of Pork. but tho
Is thought will rule low. Some have been Offered
go a"u 9O' while 81 has been the highest price asked
money is very scarce, owing to the short c,on &c
c"rr ana people will not be able to pav very birb
hgures Tor pork or other produce.
Corn CRor.-Our farmers are husking tbei- corn
as rapidly as possible but the crop is verv Tob,
Ihey have had fine fall for getting through with
their work.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27

Who Is HE?-We take the following from the
washington Chronicle of Tuesday. Can any ono
tell who this alias Phelps is
a Recipe Nan in TroubIe.-Yesterday, r. E.
Fronfield, alias Charles w. Foster, alias James A.
Deafu' alias Phelps, of Smyrna, Delaware, was ar
rested on suspicion of being a hotel thief This
mans ostensible business is that Of vender Of a
recipe to make cheaper and more durable light
thah anybody clses light. lie stopped at Wizards.
ana constantly wore india rubber overshoes. His
excuse tor this was that his boots were much worn.
and hescould not afford to buy new ones. He was
possessed Of S94.l5 in money when arrested. There
have been several robberics at Wizards recently
and the fact that this Processes not to be able 10
purchase new shoes, but afford TO stop at that
hotel, was deemed sufficient to warrant his arrest nv
the detectives under Superintendent Webb. He is
detained in a slation house until communication
can be had with those who may be familiar with his
character.
tIhcre must be some mistake about the name or
locality as we have heard of no such man hail;no
from this town. Ed
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
The Crisis and the Newsponer..

The following, fIom the Easton (Md) Gsz.,,.
expresses the circumstances to greater or less cr
tent now looming up before the country newsD,,or.
I'VE presume that there has been nothing co min
Gus to the interests Of newspaper publishers since t
revolution, as the present crisis has provcp 70 10
Not only are provisions Of all kinds much brbor
but printing material, Especially papcr) has gone m
Just about one hundred per cent. in tho Ls, c,'.
weeks Paper that could be bought for s.3l2 and
S5'2J one month ago, cannol be had far less than
S6'40 per rcan, and scarce at that. This ,ddod to
numerous other increased expenses in conducting n
newspaper, will make the expenses of a Drnt;nc of
lice enormous, and much larger than our present in
come For the last two years country papers bave
been dong mere nothing in the way of ADVERTISING
wh"c 'hclr expenses have been Just as much as
though they were doing iourishng business. Rv
THIS unfortunate state OF affairs what little means
publishers mad at their command has been exhausted
to keep their business agong and have Tins nressod
on win the hope that business would soon revive
But the rebellion continues, provisions are nj an
enormous price, and paper, our principal material
mas gone up to figure almost beyond preceden,
10 ooVlate' IN small begree, 1he disastrous effect
oil tnese sudden changes in prices and to preven,
suspension OF our business, we have determined 70
increase our advertising rates. There is no o,bor
alternate We have conducted our bnsinasa =. Al,
old prices Juss as long as it possible Tor us to do
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
SMTDNA9 DlsM,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1862.

1EE TINES" is puJlished erery Thursday, BY
ROBr. d. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor, at
4Smyrna, Del
TERAS-SusScRrPTIoN,-O gear, $3.50 in dd-
psaOe, or $500 if not paid till end of the gear. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid-OnLv
st the option Of the Publisher.
ADyERrIsExESrs-FOr euery square of tucelre lines
or less, hrst insertion, y cents; each subsequent
a"sertio" t'Oenty.tfUe CENTS Liberal arrangements
made 9th yearly and aifyearly advertisers. Ad.
Vsrt'seme"ts sent OithOut stating the number of
t'mes TO be inserted, OiH be continued until forbid
den, and charged according to the GbOue rates.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
o'A and 9th Regis. Delaware Vols. for State
Defence.

we understand that in New Castle and
Kent counties eighteen companies have been
mustered In, full, or part full and that five
OF these companies, of Kent CO., have been
mustered In fllll-two of them in this town.
one at Lelpsic, one at HazlettYille and one
at Harrington Also, that a comDanv is
being raised at Kenton, and will be muster
ed IN next Saturday, the 10Th inst. We
nave been requested to say that all persons
who have enlisted and have not vet been
sworn in, and all persons who NAV desire
10 enlist, are requested to meet at the arm
0fy next Saturday, at o'clock, p. IN.
Anere Is no longer any doubt about tho
ON l'egt' being raised, and there is a prob
ability OF a 7th Regt in Sussex CO.. 40 wo
understand three companies have been mus
tered in, full, there, and others rapidly fill
ing up.
The 5th Regt will be commanded h.,
Col II. J. McCombe, of Wilmington .nd
Hne 9th by Col Edwin Wilmer, of Snyrua
s9ho is now distributing the clothing for
companies he has raised in this county
}he outfit as issued to the privates tbp. 60 >
s. great coat, dress coat, pair pants. can
Par bOotees, two pairs drawers, two shirts
ana two pairs of stockings yerv liberal
Cuths and ofmuch better quality and stvle
Shan was expected.
Many secession rumors have been ciror
iA'ed 70 deter rses from enlistinp. but none
nssd fear that theee is any undue ADVANTAGE
70 oe taken, and we desire all lovaI men
VINO baye not enlisted to do so as early q.
possible.
s paragraph in another column it win
C Oe seen that two companies of Col Nc
o0poes Regiment have been statianod ~ :.
the powder mills, to guard e. th.% :. =
Messrs, DUPONT having arected har-.el,s sne
ior them at their own expense. Tb;. IN,
set az rest the rumor that our comnon;a
would soon be sent there for that nnrpaa ,.'.e'
The T{o~.S~m l
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27

the restoration ofthe Union. The rebellion
must be crushed, by positive, aggressive
blows before the Southern people can pos
slbly take such action, if they desire it.
Therefore it is that the country has been
profoundly dissatisfied with the inactive,
defensive policy by which the Government
mas been hitherto controlled, and it reioices
heartily and hopefully now, in the belief
that this policy is about to be changed for
one better suited to the necessities of the
country and the emergency of the case.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27

We call the attention OF our readers TO the polit
cal articles on our first page" The Abatement of
Arbitrary Arrests in which we find, we think, the
proper conservative view that should be held by the
American citizen III this crisis and, the able and
apparently, the bipartisan view taken Of the Les.
sons of the Recent Elections" by f. g. Squire, cdi-
tor OF Frank Lc>lies illustrated Ne,rs3qDer
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
HOLIDAY GIFT,
AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT.
Purchase one Of
{. W. WILLIAMS g. co.

FORMERLY WILLIAMS & oRvIs)
Irenfyfre Dol!ar DovLe Th,eqd Fg,,iI, Ss,,;,,.
-, M2chjnc
Wuriahled 10 be equal to any $40 or $50 machine
~ ~ the market-"Ill do all kinds of family .e,.;
rol Iurapiiily 1t Is unsurpassed while for cheauna.s
ease and nolslesness of action il has no
Jqn"' Machines forwarded by Express win fniI
u'te'' L 'IonS ior using, payable on delivery
r-eery machine IS warranted lor one wear.
Sta,n 's.mo wahleh IN every town and county in the
'e T'h'iose stamp for terms and clrcuIar
Aao5ess 6. B. JONES & CO., box 1885,
9aIes Rooms, No 80. North Fifth Street. two doo,s
nut "vo" Arch' Phlludelphia Cut thlsadverlisement
noV2S4 AZ
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white Wheat is selling at145;
Ked' IlO; Corn, &c; Rye, 70; Oats, 81.
found Potatoes, G2; Butter, p cents per
lb, Eggs, IS cents per doz.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27

THANXsGlvNa DAY.-Thanksgivinc Dav will bc
observed rcligIonsly in this town by union Of the
various denominations, at the Presbyterian Church.
az lo5 O'Clock, a. M, when an appropriate sermon
be preached BY Rev. Henry F. Gctz.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
u. -. Internal ReYenue
C0Ilect'O" District Of the State Of DeIa,care.
Assessors OFFICE,
WuNIN0TON Nov y t,b IOco


| WILMINGTON, Nov. 9th. 1862
10 all tohOm it may concern:
Notice is hereby given, that the general osso..
ment Of Internal Revenue for the wear 1859 a :, -,
with reierance TO September lst 1862 being tho dy
liked for that purpose by the Commissioners or In
ternal Revenue, will remain open for The sDaca az
hftecn days after the date hereof at the i,Io,y,,
places, TO wit:
The lists for New Castle county in WiIm;Duto,
at the office of james Wooley, Esq, Assistant A.
SCISSOR, over the Post Office, at.the corner of ;,tb
and King streets.
The lists for Kent county, at the Office Of J. IT.
Bateman, Esq, ia Dover. 80
Ihe list" for Sussex county, at the office of John
~ Nou"ey' HSl~ Assistant Assessor in Gesrpe
town. &c
And notice is hereby given that the Assossor ,r
this collection district will hear and determin. "no
appeals from the said assessment Mt tho EIIo,i,,.
times and places, 10 wit:
FOR SUSSEX COUNTY,
In Georgetown, on the 1lth and 18th of Decem.
ncr' Ut the oihce OF John d. Rodney, Esq, between
the hours of and II A. NJ, and . nnd p NJ
In Milford on the 18th of Dscember. hc,v,aa, ,,o
hours OF 3 and IL A. NJ, and aud 4 p. M
FOR KENT COUNTY.
In Milford on the 18th Of December, between the
hours OF and IL "A. NJ, and 9 and p M '
In Dover on the 18th and 18th of nna.,,,L :.
the old Levy Court room, in the Cour, Hnmse ~ :"
tween the hours of and I2 A. NJ. and Q and Z
p. NJ. ~" "hu : ana .
FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY
In Odessa on the l7th of December he,,voon .l
hours of 8 and IL A. NJ, and . and p. M '''
In wilmington on the 18th, 18th and goth of
2 and 5'P. III. N--' '~' "Nu
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
CO-PartnerShip Notice.

me Co-Parnership heretofore existing be,,,o.n'
isaac, tsaac ~ iaInltou William Denney IT. and Wm ~
SaVln' under the style and firm of i Hart,n.S IN ~ "
20, expires tins day by lImitnllon Nt'oh q
Notice is hereby given thai the said en- pr,ro...
ID lhiS sny renewed by mutual consent
ISAAC ID HAMILTON "
WILLIAM DENNEY. Jr
g. WILLIAM D. SAVIN.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27

MI Joseph b. Benson, of this place, has been an.
pointed Neepcr ofthe Lighthouse at the mouth ot
Smyrna Creek, vice the Misses Stewart resirncd
lie enters upon his duties at once.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27

lhe portion of the Delaware Cavalry, tabout 80
n.Humber) which has been rendezvousing at Dover
i'F se'cra! months past, left there on Monday, and
proceeded to Wilmington for the purpose Of poinr
into more suitable winter quarters.
Last week 81 inches Of rain fell, making s., 1911
gallons to the acre.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
Singing School.

The Cnmmtlee of Arrasro,nen,s b.,,,,, ao.,,--.,
''le services oi MI l.. BUSH. as In.trnctor viii
meel at Ward Hall, Friday Evening. Nov 2s,h
TO axe The 1T Lesson Vocal Music The
are All requested 10 be present as the frst
Lesson vii be very Important rbe doors vii ho
open l0r Tie HIST three nights 10 receive scholars
by order Of Com. Of Arr
HO'<' WESLEY READY Sec
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27

We e1I attention o the owners of dog. and sheer
IN ''pcA Nfeok Hundred and New Castle co., to an
important Act passed at the last session of the Lco
'SatuFe. 1t is important that they should read il.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27


n MATTER OF JUsr COMPLIANT is the disorderlv
manner !" which certain small boys "carrv on" in
the streets at night These little taekers ;; ton
Twelve years DID, parade the streets with c,.r. IN
their mouths, making all sorts of noises n.;n,, ,Io
most vulgar language, throwing mud and stone. :,
'ne front doors and pulling the beIls-as if every
night was "Holley eve" The attention of fofiiccrs
has been called to this matter, but without any abate
ment of the evil We are now requested to call o,.
1enon Of parents to it, who should see that they are
not IN the streets after certain hour.
horse belonging TO a man named Hazel while
attached to wagon drawing wood through our
streets, on Saturday last suddenly taken vitb
gush Of blood from the and mouth. and dieo IN
a few minutes The cause was attributed to Tho
rupture off blood vessel
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
G. GD CID E% &c EE-@
BUllctEn!

Mlnce PIe "FIxins"
Roasted and C,een coe.o All B. CooPers.
White and Brown snr.. att. B. Coo5per's,
The Finest AooIes att B. CoOpers,
Turkey and ,,.,,i,I,,,c.n att. B. Coopers,
pures, Toi,o, So.n att. B. Coopers,
Good swee, c,de, att Coopers,
Best ToiIe, md no,o-....s att B. Cooper's,
Teas. soc.y ,,,,,.., atJ. B Cooper's
iN"'u'u' FePper and Rabbits Soda
Watsons Cr,cLer. att. b. Cooper's.
~ ''"'Ne'" anu taFIna Crackers,
MockereI sbad on1sm..,u atJ. B. Cooper's.
Ro,sins ond Cu,,or,, atJ.B Cooper's,
Bes, Cbeose oIso ,r,hooo,- at. B. CoOper,s.
"O1 ~ at B. Cpoper's
Smyrna times., 1862-11-27
DOCTOR A. III. SANBORN

mas located IN Smyrna and respectfully offers bis pro
t"s'onaI services 10 Ihe habans of this pIace and
Hi'in!iy; OtFiCE-AT TQE HOUSE OF DAVID
ILrASiNiON, BFCErTLY OCCUPIED BY DR. JNO
A. MOORE. Observation-Disclosures 81 Two doors
above Ischndy's Store, opposite The Rev James D.
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