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, 1862-02-14
ASSETS =:

Far Val masS'tys m y
Real Estate untncuinhered. $Ss'tSa $ss't;,
CaEh on land and In Bank, :e0s'o7
Cash IN the bands Of Agents and In ,,,r-
aoltsaes Bonds. per cert, sesan: ~ ~,
,os'gaEs oaa; e:sEss Boaas, pr cent: NV
Rochester St ct;y Bonds, 7Pef Ct, semi o,o
Bseofisn aaaas1 ,csfges cifg B5nds per c. semi @ ~
ns1tts5q SI!y Boids pe4 ct, semi: =. ~, eso
Jeraey s: clty Bonds per cent, ;eMl: @ @ -
AWaakee nH1nli cty Bonds. ii PEI cent. s ~
NV ss4'! EorE CITY Bonds. per cent, - s..
rafea nnaesis ssstes Treasury Notes sio WV 9'
rer cent, stnltannua1 Interest,". $1,000
United Etales Stock per cent,se1lt- .- ~,
uffea a9Raas sa:sa sesE, per - ~ ~ ' M
KahneHy aan1a; state stock per SENT
ren1.ses ennee snsss sas s;osE; isi st.ssa @
MN sane Te1K Insssssts sfs Stock srsT - wv ., ~
Mssoa9s aao1as !as ssafs stosk, icT Ct. ssn wv
oIlo State STOCK, per cent. ssini .., e..
s1 IT nsa ,ntcrssf" % ~ IT, 25o 2aoee
% siaaai interest. % ~. $4,000 41sos
y Esiisosd @ W campany @ IS stosS...: ~ 5000 6ooj
pany Stock. cg..-.........-...s..-... ~ ~ 5000 1861
ksi!Ess5 55Ss 92sf e. 's es
% shares c!tizens7 Bank Stock va r,.o ro,
iord sprisss, Conn. l . s 5000 5.oa
stass ss'sz:s 1;svs;s Bank Stock, Bos nv - ,.
III nsi siia9es ass safely Fund BsnE stocE ~ ~ a
2a s9S19e efnGes ha1S BapE Of ihs State ol Mis- ''
souri Stock. St Louis. Nfseouri.... 2e.sta 1850
| ~ shares Merchants Bank Stock. ,oo,, --o
st. Louis, % - ~ 2e.oo5 15M
Bank Stock, Fhi,ade'ph:a, PENN 2n,o5s 21.o0
ford. Conn. ......-..-.......,....-. ' 1890 14oQ
pany, Hartf. I'd, Gonn..."..-.....-. 500 45e
Ha,ifofd. Conn. .-...s.......-...... 49, - 10000 1a,a
20 shares cliy Baik siock, Hartford, a,... =, :.
Hartford Conn. nn..s............-...-. 15,4ca 15,ll
u BANK stock, Hartford Conn. 10000 AS
" Hartfosd, 1.t;so Com. @ . sooo ,a
~ snrers BaaE III. Ha1tfoTd Conn 1oeo ss
IL iord 1c Com . ~ ~ $1,000 2
lord, Conn. ill., n......,..........-....... . 5000 800
stocI, Hartfofd, Conn. -. $50 9
' SUE saaset fe@ sfEa SoFE cii9 @ 10000 $40
se fS aSarss ssk pfosd4ag StsS Bank Stock. @ s"s
= BanS stoeEs, Ses TorE city....... 10000 21,o
" ark SleS Gity Ss s....'...s,.,... ~ 1oMo los
w wealth s1] Stock New YorS City. 10000 ~
New York Ciiy 10000 16,t
YoTE - 10000 81
u Bans stock. NV YorE city. 5000 TT
SeE s York Gity, nn 500: 1oo0o 1o'
yorE Ci:E....:............-..:...:. . 21ooo ISL
New York city y..-.es.........-:s..-. so,ooo p,
stock. Esw 10TH orE city.s.--:.:....- - 10000 81
, NsW Yori cisy - 10000 s..
. New York city. 4,ooo s.
New To2s % 2sciIy.................s. ., - 10000 u,
sos ss5h shares eisy Eofth Kivs7 BsaE STOCK: ~ -.
New York City. ..-.......-... 1o0oo :,
New + YORK CRY - 49, - so.ooo q,
a stock Nv YorE city. .....-s..-.-.. $4,000 ls,
. yorE ~ ...-........ 10000 II,
{ so9 sSs1es M Fl6asniiiz Bank Stock; New ,omo a
ECO Ii sha1es s Bank ii lie Republic - =
.c5 9sa sSarcs 81 unon bsns stock: New ~ o,a ~
= : stocE, Kew York CITY ~. y-.-.......ss. 15,ooo q
!, 1eo shares United States Trust Co. ,oo,o =,
, 1862-02-14
Proposed Iowa Congressional Dis
tf1Cfx.

Proposed Iowa Congressional Dis
tr1Ct8.
Iowa is to have five congressman under the
new apportionment, and the present Lcgis1a-
turc will make the districts. It is said .tha
committee upon that subject have agreed to
'he following arrangement -
First District counties Of Lee. DesMoince.
Henry, Van Bnten. Jefferson, Washington, Davis
and Louisa, Total 133,03l.
$eccnd DEst77et-Counties Of Scott, Linn. Cliu-
ton, jackson, johnson, Muscatine, Jones and Ce
ler. Mitchell. Howard and Grundy. Total 1895
Third Distriet-.'onnties Of Dubuque, CLAYTON,
Winneshiek, Alau1akee, Fayette. Delaware. Black
Hawk. Buchanan Bremen, Chickasaw- Floyd. But
Fourth Distrief-CountieB Of Marion. Mahaska,
Wapealo; kcokuk, Appanooze, Jasper; Monroe,
Benton Iowa, Wayne, Marshall, Lucas, Powcshiek,
and Tama. Total 1852.
Fif1h Lfsfrict-This district comprises the bal
ancc Of the State-ffty counties, containing in
the aggregate population Of about $4,000 peo-
, 1862-02-14

The Son of an Illinois Ex-Governor.
A correspondent writing to the Cincinnati
Commercial from Palmyra, Mo, under iate Of
February S, relates the following brief history
Of the son Of an Illinois Ex-Governor, now in
prison at Palmyra, under sentence Of death for
bridge burning, marauding, Sc:
On leaving the prison few days ago in the
company OF Rev. R. N. Wood, pastor Of the
Baptist church, lie asked nc if I observed a
young man in his shirt sleeves. bold and reck-
less in his appearance? The man by his sang
,j1oid manners and hardened appearance had
attracted my observation, said Mr. Wood:
THAT man is the son Of an Ex-Governor Of
Illinois. Six years ago when was President
ofShurt1iH College, he was expelled for drunk
cnncss, idlcness, and the corrupt influence he
cxerted over his fellow students. He after
wards became q lawyer, but being bankrupt in
character and fortune, he entered the rebel
service, and as captain Of fbushwhackers he be-
came the terror Of honest and loyal people.
The captain in the seclnslon Of Ills prison life,
with the impending doom awaiting him evcl
before his eyes, is . much wiser man and we
hope better man than he was ma1rssding oyeI
northern Missouri.
, 1862-02-14
Hegal RotifFs.
TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas,

TKU STEE:S SALE.-W hereas,
i Stephen Derr and HotatIo G.. Lu1nbara have
made dea41t II the of tsr r MI
OF order ten months from the date thereof being for
Tie sum OF nineteen hundred and Nty:nSe uo1aIa
hene now DUE upon said note about the sum o. twsse
hundred dollars the payment of sid Note ee:nIed ~
col yeyfne o tie undersigned Lot eleven I'LL IN Block
twenty t2 In Carpenters Addition to ChicaE2 10 re
Which Deed Was recorded io ne oee Of the Reco5def
Of said Cook County April 6sh, 1s5s. IN BOOK y OF
Deeds, Page Gil. 80 -
therefore in pure9anee with the powers n Saia -
said Note, Thomas the Trustee and Grzntee
in said Deed. wilt the 1.tn day Of feoruaty =
north door Of the Court House. il said City OF Chicago
sell at public auction for cash 10 Tie highest b!dsE
the above described LOT Of lind ind ap2urtcoancea
md MI right and equity et redemption therein Of 81:
Drrr aEH unnartl to make the balance OF lnoES Go'
or said NDte with the costs and expenses Of sait
THOMAS FREEMAN, 1E1'~ ssA'
| Chicago. February ith. 1Ssaa .:zzt5feet, ~ y;
, 1862-02-14
t1tS1lrd11rR.

INSURANCE ROOMS OF
II. ". PHILLIPS & co.
No, 8. Board Of Trade Building,
CHICAGO.
n " rBI1IIPs AA. WARD. B. K3E1H.
, 1862-02-14

ESTATE OF WIN. r. BARRON,
~ LEoTICE.-Psyment o{ al monies aow due e. " T.
without de1ay to at the Office Of John Ahttock Jr,
4.is ohS99 Wafl1aM es BHRRor Executor. ac
, 1862-02-14

H1r. Graham Of Fulton, from the COMMITTEE
on Revenue, reported adversely to the numer-
gesting that United States Treasury notes be
received for taxes. Mr. Graham said that iu
counties having township organizations most
Of the taxes had been paid in gold and silver.
We're the Convention to ordain that Treasury
notes should BIC received for taxes, County
Treasurc1s would take advantage, sell their
gold at a premium for Treasury notes, and
Then pay them into the State Treasury, and
then the Treasurer would be forced to buy
gold to pay our debts Besides, it would be a
manifest injustice to such counties as had al
ready paid. But in order to have full cx-
preston OF the Convention, he moved it he
made the special order for tomorrow ut .
O'Clock. It was SO ordered.
HACKER ORDINANCE AGAIN.
Tic debate on the Hacker Ordinance con-
tinucd and several points Of order were dis
cussed.
and Mess1s. Singleton, Edwards aud O'A1ciyc-
ny addressed the Convention.
Mr. Edwards otaeIed a resolution, that the
ordinance be passed rs resolution, instruct
| ing the Legislature to pass the ordinance.
| Mr.. Underwood offered resolution, to the
| effect that any proposition to amend the Con-
| stitution, or to concur in amendments, before
| the rebels had laid down their arms, would be
| to q certain extent confession Of oppression
on the part Of the Government, a justification
| "a t1e&So4t. 0c&5du1i'S ~ t1S S0osGtAAhCut, A3A
setting dangerous precedent for the future.
| Messrs. O'Melyen5, Hanna, Hacker and
| Vandeycer supported the ordinance. Mr..
! Underwood and Mr. Anthony opposed. The
debate occupied nearly the entire day.
| TIE TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT FAMOUS.
Like Byron, your correspondent awoke this
morning and found himself famous. The
| Committee to "inyeetigate' ~ him, and sec
whether lie has any "vcsted right" to publish
1umors that were circulated in this city day
after day, meets in 4 few minutes. He goes
before them freely, to tell all he knows about
the matter Having telegraphed you full
account Of the whole affair, he has only to add
thnt Il all the persons and papers arc sent for,
some "1ich Developments may be expected.
BASK1SG AND CURRENCY.
A1r. Purple introduced an amended bank Or
dfnance. The amended part provides for the
gradual abolition Of the circulation Of paper
money in the State, the whole to be cleaned
out By 1896.
MT. Edwards introduced 4 section also
which prohibits the Auditor from taking any
more bonds from the hunks established Under
the law Of 1851, the section to 20 into effect
Immediately, without submission to the pco
pic.
They are made the special order for Tuesday
next.
DECEASED SOLDIER.
Mr. Ferry Of Lake county was compelled te
| leave the Convention to-day, being called tt
| the funeral Of his cousin, who died at Mount
| City, last night, from the effect Of wounds re
ctivcd in the battle Of Fort Henry.
, 1862-02-14
Gnutu1tsBsDn &HerrbautB

DASH ADVANCES MADE BY
tEE E.1RRaNK. No. s Board Of Trade Build
in:e, on GEA1S, flour, PROVISIONS and HI6Hw1szs,
For DAVID DOWs 4 CO., New York.
The property can be held here Il store until the
on.utnp OF and can be sold here 0r shipped
lf.hraoo Eeh 1T 1R:l fe7-k79l3m
, 1862-02-14
TUTTLE, HIBBARD & CO.,
MPOKTER3 or
hARDWA ARE And TIN PLATE,
u =. LAKE STREET ~

PRICES:
$500 boxes TIN PLATE,
k4Q bdls SHEET IRON,
So RUSSIA IRON,
Isl IMITATION RUSSIA
Rm BRIGHT md ANEEALED "1hA
rs caats SHEET ZINC,
10 tons PIG TN,
1880 1b& CopPEE bolau
1oa,zS, nRIGHT OK and COIL CHAIHA
m dox AXES,
19ao sHosElo. ofADS-o ana oteokA
sn sona SAD IR0N3-
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
DIR. Hurd's Preparations Good

The best evidence that they are is that their irmrs
friends and best patrons those who have used
hem longest. Dr, " LILLIAN b. HURD ls an eminent
Dentist of Brooklyn, Treasurer of the New York State
Dentists Assoc'atlon and ihes. preparations have
been used in his private practice tor years. and no
leading citizen Of Brooklyn Or WIiliamshurgh 0ues.
tons their excellence. while eminent Deniisls Of New
York recommend them The best known 10 the pro.
eSslon. Without the aid OF adverslng de alers aye
sold them by the gFoss
The Editor of the Brooklyn DqiEy Times SAYS I'VE
are happy TO know that our friend Dr. Hurb is sur.
ceedIng 6evOnd all expectations with his Mouth ash
and Tooth Powder. The great Se ret Of his success
rests with the fart that his articles ARE precisely w ha1
they are represented be, testify from their
long use"
The vel known P T. Barnum writes:-"I Eonnd
your Tooth Powder 80 good that my Gmy have used
1t all up. We find il the hest Powder tor Ihr Teeth
that we ever used. shall feel Obliged il YOU III
send me anosher supply at the Museum your con
venence, with bill"
But their cost Is so small that every may test
the matter for himself
~ Be"sre of the ordinary Tooth Powders pr
Hufds Tooth Powder canIIns acid nor a!b II nor
charcoal and pollshes without wearing the enamel
Iiae q other
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
Popular Medicines, &c.

CONTENTS:
DR.. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH one
bottle.
Dr. Hurd's unequalled TOOTH POWDER,
one box.
Dr. Hurd's magic TOOTHACHE DROPS,
one bottle.
DR.. Hurd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
DR.. HHrds MA NUAL On The Best Means of PrcGcrv-
Ing the Teeth including Directions for the Proper Treat
ment Of Chi!d-en's Ieeth
FLOSS SILK for CLEARING between the Teeth.
TOOTH PICKS. ETC., etc
Prepared al DR.. IIurds Dental Office II Fourth st
Brooklyn Il. D)
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SLY for So.
&T-Tho DENTAL TREASURY makes package eight
inches by five, and is sent by express.
% Full directions for use is on each article
The following articles can be sent separately by
mail. VIZ:
The TREATISE on PRESERVING TEETH sent, post
paid OH receipt OF Twelve Cents, or four stamps
The NEURALGIA PLASTER, for Neuralgia IN the
Face, Nervous IIeHdacbe. and Earache, sent, post
paid, on receipt of Eighteen Cents, stamps
The NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATIC PLASTER (larpe
slzel for Pains IN the Chest, shoulders Datk or anv
part of the body. sent post paid receipt frhiry
seven Gents.
Audraas
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
Attention -! EYerYbodyII

Every man Of you harken and heed
Every one Of you listen and read
Fathers and brothers and uncles and counsins
All your relations by dozens and DOZENS
Harken and listen! We bravely declare
Here are the Garments for Summer Wear;
Garments for persons OF every condition,
For men Of all shapes and OF every position.
Elegant suits Of appropriate colors,
All to be had for a very few dollars;
Novelties splendid in Masculine KGmeuL.
Atshocking low prices for ready cash payment.
Clothing for gentlemen long or tall
Clothing for stout men, clothing for small;
Certain to fit you Come. hurry and buy
Elegant clothing for June and July.
Trumpet the tidngs from city and town!
Tell the intelligence gladly around!
Bring your relations and neghbors all
Come and buy clothing the GREAT OAK HALL
RrPARTICULAR NOTICE. This extensive es
tablishment Is directly tho corner Of Sixth and
Maket Streets.
Persons from this part OF the country in visiting the
city. should ann 10 go there TO purchase their Cloth
ing! They can have large assortment Of siytes and
qualities TO select from. and all the goods are made
up good and strong. and sold at nabe prices
As we buy from first hands and sell exclusively fo
Cash, can sell 10 everybody cheap. for the buye
does not have 10 pay for losses incurred s0mebod,
else through the credit system. In one word-w,
guarantee to sell goods ten per cent lower than oil
concerns that stand out for big profits. Our motto is
1.-The nimble xpence is better than the slow shilling
Come and see for yourselves.
WANAMAKER q BROWN, OAK HALL.
y. +; Corner Sixth and Market Sts, Philadelphia.
ins9 I'm
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

For the relief the Sick and nstresaed o0I,o,od
MIN Virulent and Chronic Diseases and e,ncc;oil,
ioI ,s sne cure oi Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
MEDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
~, valuable Reports on Spermaiorrhea, or Seminal
weakness and other Diseases of the SexuSl Organs, ,
ana On Inc new Remedies employed in the Di.peGsary
charge Two or three stamps for hostage viii no as
eeptabe. 'e0 "''' "e ats
:, Address Or. J. skillin Houghton, Acting surgeon
delpha, Pa. d,oos y, ma
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

SUSSEX COUNTY DEMocRArc TIcKIT-.-Sendtors--
William Hitch, Henry Hickman.
RePressniGtires-.Msjor w. Allen, VIM, Scribner
John Ssrden, Luther w. Fisher, VIM. D. NAPLES,
Isaac H. Bailey, George w. Horsey.
Shsrif.--Aaron B. Marvel.
COrOner-James Gordon.
&esy COurt--Samue D. Jefferson, Cedar Creek
Hund. A. TindA, Nanticoke Hundred.
Nehemiah Stayton, North West Fork Hundred.
Fletcher Lacy, Indian River Hundred.
Joh NJ. Houston, Dagsborough Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
Real Estate Agency, Auction
eorEaRg. &c.

naVIng' Tor many years, been engaged in the lower
portion "t New Castle county, rs AGctnnser and re-
cg"tiy as zeal Estate Agent IN Dover Kent county,
oer my services TO the people of WILMINGTON in tte
same capacity. ! have lust taken nm o1i;cn =, ,t
w w rDh buiLDl Nc, 22l Market street: below Third
51y 90 story Testimonials can be Produced from YEN
~ ~.e"ti Vi hlgh respcchmiiiy aud business hahitg II
regard to my qualifications Tb.,sc yhn ra.ni,o 49,, m
services mii PIompiEcss as an AuctIonccr and Re-,
ISIa' Agent are respectfully requested 10 rIvc ne
'"l Ny terms IN all cases viii be luoderaic; aa.s
viii he my motto III the transact!on Of hu,,,c,. %,
trusted to me. The people of Wilmington. and IA,
tc9'ar!y New Castle county. who have Real ks,ale
ana e"'dS OF every descriptions TO ds, Sc Of VIII lnc
II 10 their interest 10 give me Il call
Np d. II. RICHARDS
N @-RentS and collections of all kinds p-omn,Iv
Attended to IN all portions ni New Castle coun,v2
sHN'.E w ~ |f series Ut years been engaged III LOAN
INC MONEY on bond and morlgage All persons u, in
find me energetic and prompt in this department.
}ah'i-ly d. r. RICKARDS
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

The subscriber having entered the abovo hrsiuoy.
IN the city OF PhllGdenphla, hopes hy strict alter
tion TO business. and earnest cndeavor To realize
the highest prices fer, and prompt return OF Salcs of
All s'iiS consigned I" nm to merit and obtain your
paIronaVe and suppnrt.
lie Will pay special attention to the sale ofFE.CuEs
Having m'de arrangements 20 sell 10 New York par
teS The hl@he.t tash i'rccs will I've ulancd aud aL,
to Fruit GroWcTs
Having been engaged for tel years in the Drv Goods
anu Grocery Trade, he aIlrrs himself thai hc IS en-
reiy competent - nIke Purcha,cs OF Gpod- Tor anv
one =" Ia" may favor hm with their orders, with per.
teCt NarIs!a, IIriI.
Orders for Goods Of any description are most res.
Pcrt"riIy solicited. : G. EATON,
M. North Water Street, PLilada.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
CHANCE FOR AGENTS

Shrewd agents can make a snail fortune in carving
these articles around 10 families The DENTAL TREA
sURY IS tho neatest article that man or woman can
carry around Send Tor one and see nr better a doz
zen which we will sell, as samples for 81 ApenIs
supplied literally with circulars Gr Now il the time
70 go into the business. and do good and make pro
NJ. we are spending thousands lor the beneGt oi
agents. New England men and women here IL some
hing nlce' and chance take the tide at is 0ood
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
sUSskX COUNTY, NOMINATIONS.

The following gentlemen have been nominated
by the Union Convention of Sussex:
senators,-Gideon B. NAPLES, Thomas NJ. Fooks,
RePresentatives-John A. Hazard, John NJ. Bur.
ton, William NJ, Richards, Edwin c. Burton, Joseph
+, Hall, Curtis A. Conaway, John Flutcher.
Sherif.-Asbury c. Pepper.
Coroner.-Rayard Sharp
Levy Court Commissioners.-Isaac F. Warren,
John Nj. Short, Joseph o. Brier, Robert Lacy, VIM
T. Burton.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
What are the People Doing ?

The American people are Intelligent enough to ap-
Precdte preparations that C nIlbuLe much To tie
happiness Of those using them and they want them
Every mail brings us letters ordering the Trea
Use on Teeth, some the Neuralgia Plasters and not
lew enclosing 81 cents for the Mouth Wash, To lie
sent ny mails but to those we compelled To reply
that 1t is impossible TO send half pint hottie by mai
The people want these remedies Who rW snlgly
Lhem7 1"1
Now is the
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
VVml. ID. FElrdg& Co,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

DR. HURD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER
and IOOTHACHE DROPS cannot be sent by mail
but they can probably obtained at your Drug Peri
odlcal Stores. If they cannot, send for the Dem
tai Treasury, Price Ono noar which contains them
NOW
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
VIM. B. IIurd g. Co.
TRIBUNE BuILDINos. Nav yonv

Ihat remiliances may be made with c0n(dence w
D. u: 70 refer to the Mayor Ofl]rookIyn; to g. "
HrIi!th; PresIdent Farmers and CitIzensPank Broot
Esq. New York, etc. etc. nnti,t"' .on
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
NATRONA COAL OIL.

WARRANTED NoN-EXPLOSIVE!
and equal to my Kerosene
Why buy an explosive Oil when few cents more
per gallon Will furnish you with perfect OH
Made only bv
PA SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
mh2u-ly No. 1877 Walnut street PhIndeI,b;o
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIATu,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sl.50 PER DAY,

The undcrIgned, having renewed their lease for
term OF wears have entirely refttcd the house having
painted, carpcIcd and returns he'd lb7ouphout
I+o IOcartUu OF this House is unsur asscd being
upon the widest an6 pleasant part of Chestnut
81. directly opposite the Oid State House near the
rIarcs OF Amusement. The Ioh!Ing houses Of Market
aud lhIrd sis, and CONVENIENT the civ raruads
~" 'rS Of "!ch run 10 all parts Of the cy Tor half
,nnc fare.
Tho roonS are large, will lighted have superior
ventilation and have been rcturnishcd with a caro-
for cum!ts;.
w" are supplied with pure Milk, Cream, Fruits and
Nesotnl!"s from 81 Farm hcioncHg 10 us aud whlt h
Is inanngru exclusively for the Hotel
The preprt"ior Of The American assure the friends
anu patrons '"' 30 pains Viii bc spnrcd lo maize the
appointments {" h Iotelcomplctc auG its table com.
pare ta'nrahy with the ho>t houses IN thr liru
novelty WYATT 4 IFJ IJNGS
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02

6r Passengers from Baltimore to Milford SeaE,td
and Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in Wilmington.
Passengers for Dover may leave Baltimore at Oh
+. NJ. and proceed same evening
f.. &. SEWALL, Jr..
Sup't Del Bni road
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
Miscellaneous Advertisements
PeninsuIar Railroad Line.
CHANGE or HOURS

On and after Monday Nov. 18th 'G1
Trains Tor the accommodation of
passengers will run Us follows until
, further notice:
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
Philadelphia Advertisements.
IMPORTANT FACTS

Il
FACT No. This Company being duly licensed
Their Machines are protected against inirlng
or lItIgaIIOn
FACT No. 2-These Machines make the lock.sticb
alike on both Sdes-and use a little less thsn ba n
as much thread Or silk the chain or loop still eh ma
chimes. ~
FACT No 3.-These machines are better adapted
tlah any Cther Saving machines IN market Ia tho fTe.
qucnt chanPes and almost endless yar,ctv of sev,ng
required IN II ianIy. They will sew from one to
w enly lmckneNses Of MarseIes without stoupIpg
ana make eNery atItth perfect They will even sew
from The finest gaEZe 10 the heaviest clots and even
stont hard leather, without chunung the feed needle
or tens on or making any adjustment ofmathIne hat
ever Is not such machine besl adapted To G,lniIv
aSP ana II DESr adapted inr family use whv not h r
every variety Of tIght sewing manuactlre3 For
work too heavy tor our Family Machine we rccom-
mend our larger sIzes
FACT Ma. 4-Tuese machines make the most elias
iIr oram o! any sewing machine in usea fact Of very
treat Importance IN sewing elastic goods or goods If
| uuY kind Ou bias
| FACT No. NO Machine is more dnral Ie or sim
PIE III us construction, or easily Understood -
The reputation OF these machines wherever used " in
ii!l dt tm"lsiTHie each of the above FACTS.
FAIL No. 6.-ItCse Machines took the Uirhest
Frchinln ~ the tr"EEhn institute, PhIladclphla
FACT No, II these Machines took the Highest
| PromlGIn at the NcW Jeffcv State Fair
FACT No. S.-Ihcse Machines took tho highos,
medal at the American Institute the CI1y OF New
York, togs'h 'h"r with tie highest premium 0f iic sew
! ing nAc!ns work.
! FACT No. g--'Fhesc Machines took tho birbe.,
! premiums al ihe Mcch;iiuch' tulr Urica H. Y
FACT No. 10 II her" machines can DO the G ,NE
th'n. generally, "h"neN rroperl rxEIhed il. com
petition "It other irsI class sew machines Rui
We have space Tor only one FACT more Is The most
| lmPnltau Fact OF AL!
! FACT No. live warrant every machine we Sc 4
to give BETTER satisfaction than any 0thersevnp ma
Chine III mlrkei. or money refunded
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scpg9ly No. 53s Broadway, y,Il'l,. New S%E York =,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-02
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