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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-25
STATE cF NORTH CAROLINA,

DUPLIN COUNTY.
.rt of Pt as and Quarter Sessions, EPru Term f. d
1853.
Christopher D, Hill, AID
David Wright,
:. T. HcCracken ard VIII Fannie, Petition for Partition
Ohm T. turCUsOn, and wife Laura, OF lands
a-tttun Moore, and vile Ann,
ulsd Wright, Jr., a4d John
Wright.
ArFA RIM the tisfactioa Of the oIr that the
Ieeudlnts II Ibis reside beyond the limits OF the
'e. II "a therefore ordered ths Advertisement be mad
. - weeks CuuseCuVely, at the Court House door 10
-t1aasfe, a1d at nee other public PAGES Duplil
'-anty aud al-o ia the Wilmington Journal notifying the
~elaanis oi The filing OF this Petition, and
Leg appear aC haHeXt term of his Court and tie
t-."n the same viii be taken PRO C0nfeS8O a1d heard
.'-r- 10 them.
JOHN }. WHIPEHEAn, Clerk.
Hay %. 1853. l96.lt-35-6t
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NOTICE..

a. SUB 'EFtlBhR, at June Term, 1863. of tie Court
u Pleas and Quarter Ser sions for New Hanover nm
having duly qualified es the Administrator of Tho mas
T. Fn rooR deceased hereby rOtes al persous indsbt
i I" the estate Of his intesate make mmed ete nav
mcu and A persons having claims against the same to
set tnem within the time prescribed by aw, OF
i"--e VIII De pleaded III bar o. their recovery.
r. l. BORDEAUX, Admir-.
June 10 h. 1853 a ~
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ADnINrsTRAToR,s NoFICz

H1 ~U8sCRIBER having qualified at the Court of Pleas
t, gIareT Sessions held the County of New Ham
ar. L.a 2ud ouday in June. A. d. 1868, AdmiEi5
- UnaS estate Adam TebOe dec i, hereby noti-
81. persons indebted to said estate forward
- date payment, and all persons having claims
s--- he present them At for settlement.
EVERETT WOOD, Admir-.
s-.- >. Fl. .N.3 3S-3.*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-25

81 Runaway from the subscribers salt Worha, on
Il the morning of the "a May, his boy TONY, (AntLo
IL ny) Was seen IA town same day said boy about
~ y,ars od-weShs about $50 lbs, black with a yellow
csste, feet inch high, thCky built quite polite
H-el Fpoken to, vel known TONY AoHH- The
5rva reward will be paid for his delivery me-
al- uelt II any jail so can get hin
n. r. FOWLER.
Nay y. 1883 I942w-3E d.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-25

NO DROUGHT IN VIRGINIA. MRS. EILROY CAPTUR-
ED-QUAGI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE CONFED-
ERACY BY ENGLAND.
EICHMoED, June 18Th, 1868.
Apprhensions OF drought in this vicinity has been
leved by copious and refreshing rain last night.
1t is report that the wife of Gen. Miroy captured
Sunday last, at Eartinsburg.
The Sentinel says it has received number of commun
cations Indignantly enng that cavalry surprised
at Brandy Station.
Pnckney Walker Esq, ia officially recognised acting
British Consul North and South Carolina
having submitted satisfactory evidence Of his appoint
ment.
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MILLROY THREATENED TO BURN WINCHESTER
REPORTED CAPTURE or HARP1R's FERRY, &c,

RIsHMoHp June 18th, 1863.
Before the capture Of Winchester MIrOy notified Ewsl
that no would town if ATTEMPT was made to
his position Ewe replied that if no did be would
hang every Yankee captured.
reported that Ewe taken Harpers Ferry, with
immense stores.
From fredericksburg there is nothing Of Importance
Heavy explosions heard in the direction Of Aqua
Creek and it ia believed that the enemy blowing up
the wharVes and buildings at that point.
The poor people of Fredericksburg reaping rich
harvest of spos from the enemys deserted camps in Stat
ford.
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CAPTURE OF YANKEES.

SUMMIT, juno I7th, 1853.
courier from Logan states that Logan dashed into
Jackson La, Monday, and captured hundred Yam
belonging the 4Oth New York Cavalry and twenty
negroes with their wagons and arms. and one hundred
and fifty horses Major and other officers among tho
prisoners,
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NOTICE.

ne SUBSCRIBER, at June Term, 1863 Of the Cou,. Of
4g,o cas- and Quarter Sessions for New Hanover County
t. WY qualhed as the Administrator of Washington
he a deceased, hereby notifies all persons indebted
~ ot nis intestate l. make immediate payment
N IONS having claims against the same to pres snt
''e1oed IN bar of their recovery - ~ N0 40
g0as lQtb issa G. F, WALKER, Admir-.
''V3' 2sst+
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N0TFCF ,

TT1F5 UBSCRIBER, at June Term 1863 o. the Cntr OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New hanover County,
having duy qualified the admins of William A.
3oodworth dec hereby notifies all indebted to
the estate of his Dtestate make immediate payment and
al having claims against the same. present
them within the time prescribed by law this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
r. NJ BLOODWORTH, Admr.
JGre TO- 1868 374*
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taE 20, 1893

s;NEEE WILL BE A COURT OF OYER AND TERBINER
I held for tie County of Dupu, Court House ia
blausie, the first Monday July next, The
" a ersOus ch rged with capital eionies, crimes and
t-meanOrs, OF which the Superior Court 81 regular
.---l, hHs jJrigdi ton.
L.. order Of K. 5 French J. s. L. Il f.
HENRY r. KOsNEtiAY, Clerk.
s..y L5.h. 1868 3G-tf
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NOTICE.

ZEE SUBSCRIBER at Juoe Tern, 1863 of the C,nr, e
- .sas ana quarter SesslOns for New Hanover County
Ils duly qualified as the administrator OF Daniel NJ
hereby notifies all persons indebted 10 the estate of
esIaate 10 make lDmedia pay ymept and all persons
.S .4ns against the to present them within the
'-e.' recovery. - ~
'-ae 10, ts63 Ao': ~ 'NAE5; 2o5. .st.s71aT Aan,T'
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SAIT.

'f'2z ~GESCBIBERis makirg Salt Stump Sound Ons-
.w county which he VIII sell at his works dollars
Per- .-ne. he The Wilmington Market price, he will
-. salt Tor provisions at the current market rates.
-t 5 Low selling at as low Price il possibly be
~. aa4 parties likely to want il would do well to lay
-.ar- supply IL once III. L. z. Redo
Sly b.. lHts. 32-3m%
-h Standard copy Weekly, to amount of $40 and send
Do. q" It's utlce for payment.
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ADMTvIsERAToR,s NOTICE,

g fE -t61CBlBEkS having at May Tenn 1868, ot the
1 alty CoRTt of Robeson, qualified administrator
.- tie estafeOf James D. Blanks decd, notify al per
iug claims ag tust said estate present them with
-- un.s limited by law, otherwise this notice will be
.-.i ID bar 0 recovery. Debtors required to make
--.' lay meut.
Z. HcNAIR
WILLIAM BLANKS. ( AuNn Es'
ST.. --. l5'5. Is5 5-3t,3G6t.*.
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MARRIED,

IN this town. on the 18th inst by Rev. A. P Repiton,
Mr.. w J. BAItNBILL member OF Capt Buies Company
of Bladen county to Mrs. NANCY A. BRYANT, of Fay
etteviie.
On Saturday morning. the 10Th of May at 10 ocock at
the residence of the Brides Father by the Rev Charles g.
Alexander, Miss GATSY EDENS, 10 Mr.. RICHAhD HOW
ARD all of Topsah Sound, New Hanover County, N. G..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-25

REs1GNED-The following officers in N c. Troops have
resigned Capt E. M. Scott D, lat Regt; 1t. W. ".
Yannoy, CO. D. lst Regt Capt E. G. CuthbeIt co; g. 6th
co. O. 10th Regt: 1t. V. W. Hazlip G. 2lst Regt; 1t
F. J. Stone, F. 46h Regt Capt. j. G. Cannon, CO. F.
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FROM WINCHESTER.

RICHMOND, June 18th, 1868
Passengers by the Central train this evening bring little
additional news fro Winchester. The number of prison
ers fully seven thousard from two three thousand
horses, and CD immenge number of Wagons.
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WILMINGTON, n. G., JUNE IS, 1868.

IHE sTEAHsHP Calypso formerly running to Char es.n
was captured abcu two days ego her way Nassau
to Wilmington. We have not eved any particuara
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Gen. Kirby Smiths EIoth.r Ranl.hed.

Ghe Savannah Republican Of the l1th, says flag of
truce, via Hilton Head and Pocotaligo, brought to
that city several families baniehed from ST. Augustine
Florida, by the Yankees-among them the mother Of
Gen 4. Kirby Smith.
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STRUCK FOR HIGHsE WAGEs.-A country friend in
forms US that bis hens have all suddenly quit laying
piece. Like other extortioners they are boarding up
for higher prices.
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[sEC oNp pIsPATCH ]

THE YANKEES LIFT ACQUIA GREEK.
RICHMoND, June 18th, 1868.
The Yankees have entirely disappeared from Stafford
county. The buildings Acquia Greek destroy
ed. The citizens long exiIed repairing to their
homes.
Nothing official to-day from Northern Virginia.
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I.nrortant V.ensnrx Cl,,ul.r

publish below important circular m 1;r. IONA
THAN WORTH, Public Treasurer Eortb Carolina address
ed TO the Sherfs and Tax Collector may add high
~ Interesting to the Tax Payers. The circular will explain
itself
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-25

Especial TO the MobNe IrIbun5.J
JACKSON MISS, June 18th 1868.
courier arrived at Brookhaven last night, from Port
Hudson. He reports troops in fine spirits, and that
they epused the enemy twenty times and that
an attack successfully part is close at hand.
[sECoND DIsPATCH.l.
JACKSON, Mes, June 18th, 1868.
courier from Port Eucson has arrived He states that
the enemy has been punished severely His companies in
the front and second regiments made good marks for our
boys took deliberate aim and killed and wounded im
1mbers He says that troops have sixty days
provisions and felt. They determined to
hold to the last.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-25

correspondent OF the Nashville Union vouches for
the truth OF the following colloquy between cornfed
negro woman and Yankee officer on duty near that
city. 1t shows the way the wheps sneak arourd after
evidence Of disloyay:
Officer" Say, niger, wench" J"
No answer
Officer" Negro woman :"
Contraband-" Sab mha' you want! Don't you
see Is woking!'
Officer" Who lives in that big house up there ~
Contraband-" iista Pointo'' Mr.. Pointer is
meant
Officer What kind # man is he ?'
Contraband.-Right sma't and cevah man as ever
lived in these diggins.
Officer" Is be Union p"
Contraband.-" Dan know sab dat's you bisnis to
fla out. He taken the oat legience. When man
jines de chuch you must bieve he's Christian dough
he may need watchiu.'
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Gspecial to the Mobile Tribunel

FROM PORT HUD8ON-OUR TROOPS IN FINE SPIR-
ITs-THE YANKEES REPULsED TWENTY-sEVEN
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FRoH VlRGNIA-MILRoY NOT CAPTURED.
FOR THE JOURNAL.


RICHMOND, June IL 1858.
Passengers by the Central train from the Valley Of Viz
gnia confirm the received by telegraph from Harris
burg this morning They also report that Mroy escaped,
He escaped with escort of cavalry.
No other news. The weather is extremely warm, and
rain yet.
DESPERATE FIGHT AT PORT HUDSON-FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
0sYKA, June leth, 1858.
desperate fight took place at Port Hudson the 18th
inst The left their charged
the enemy, drove him from Notifications and spiked
his siege guns.
Citizens from New Orleans Saturday evening report
that many regiments arriving from Baton Rouge. The
Federas dssponden and say that they cannot toks
Port Hudson by assault.
Provisions high and rising at New Orleans.
The river very There is other cheering but con-
trabaud news.
The Charles Hotel occupied with the wounded Fed
Hudson who brought in by boat loads
1T night. "
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OsYKA, June leth, 1858.

DESPERATE FIGHT AT PORT HUDsON-FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
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DUPLIN
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Estate for Sale!

The following desirable Real Estate will be per.
emplonly sold at public sale on WEDNESDAY, the
18Th day Of April next. al o'clock. NJ at the no.
tel OF thas FOXwell, IN the lows Of Smyrna to
Wlt; All that farm of land situated neal the
man road leading from Smyrna to Mil .ngtun IN
Dnck Creek Hundred Kent County and State Of Del
aware, adjoining lads OF Grafton L. Delany James p
Bal ey. John K. williamson VIM +. Smith and lands
late OF William Hazel and contains 1914 Acres Of
Land. more or less.-abOut so acres cleared end well
fenced. aud IN good state OF cultivation the balance
woodland,
The improvements consist Of 81 story Frame
Dwelling House. (nearlypew), SlabIng, Cribs. and
Meat House. Also, t~d@ihrlvIng Young Orchards. of
choice Apple and Peach Trees.
Attendance will be given and conditions made
nOwn on the dav Of sale bv JOHN CALVERLY. tho
wner Of said property. Title lndispu.able
J. S HUNTINGTON, Apt
Thos. Rash Auctioneer Is
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
OBITU AIRY.

DEPARTED this life, on the 9lst day of March, 1863,
at the residence of S. B. Cooper, jr., near Willow
Grove, Del. LEWIS D. JACKSON, NJ. D., aged 27
years and months.
The subject oftais notice was a son of the late
John W. F. Jackson, Esq, of this county Up to
the age of sixteen he assisted his father on the farm
Manitestlng good business talent his services were
sought after and his fathers Consent being obtained
nc accepted the position of salesman in a store
His efficiency and popularity in this department was
of the highest character. The mercantile business
not fully satisfying his ambition at the age oftweny
he determined to qualify himself for the medical pro-
tesslon. With a determined and resolute will he
removed oil Obstacles and urged his way onward.
through difficulties advancing by close application
and intense study, and graduated at the Jefferson
Medical College, in Philadelphia, in the SpriDg of
1859, with the first honors ofhs class. With health
impaired by confinement and close application to
studies, and his formerly robust constitution evident
y enfeebled, he entered into the practice Of his pro-
fession as soon as he could select place to locate
himself. Buoyant in spirit, and ever hopeful in his
anticiPatons OF the future, he boldly launched his
BARK upon the wave of fortune, confident that ability
and strict attention TO business woId not fail to win
way to popular favor and success. Frederick. Del.
was selected, and there he commenced Practice
But scarcely had his presence there become known
here he ives stricken down by violent attack of
hemorrhage of the lungs. Under the treatment of
Dr.. Cahall, and the kind attention and care Of his
estmable wife, the disease was arrested and strength
partially restored.
he had
business, he determined to remove to FeItoa. Ills
success aAd popularity there was enough to sq.,-s,
the aspirations of the most s,ngulne, hn, IN -,
midst Of this career he was again aitq s-4 :. his
former disease, and Frustrated so .ow ,,at he
was never again able to resume the active duties of
his profession. consumption of the lungs SLOWLY
but surely wasted his life and energies
The moral character Of Dr.. Jackson was trnlv
exemplary; his high sense of honor and his detcs,a
ton OF any mean act were ever subjects Of remark
by those with whom he had business intercourse.
His pleasing address and agreeable manners made
his company highly esteemed, and his Characteristic
politencss were not forsaken until death closed the
scene. Peacefully and calmly as the repose of in.
nocent infancy passed he away, without struggle
groan.
What can sense or birth avail 7
What ambitions loftesi schemes7
Disease and Death doth still prevail
And b'Ing to naught Ambitlon's dreams.
But Virtue leaves its iadeless mark
Lille, rightly spent, is not in vain.
'Th. Star may set, aud all be dark
Yet Virtues Star will rise again.
5. B. c. Jr.
Willow Grove, Del, April lst., 1863.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16

That there is Peace Party" in the South, not
withstandng the denials of the reba leaders, is evil
denced by the following item from Southern paper
which hes recently found it's way North :-"The
Peace Party Of the South. headed by HENRY S.FooTE
ALEXANDER MosLBY, editor of the Richmond Wing,
and others, about to introduce resolution the
subject of Peace which will probably pass the lower
House of Congress before the adjournment. It is
said that the course Of the Richmond Enquirer is dis.
approved Of by many Of the leading members of the
Confederate Congress-"
Eight millions ofIegal tender were converted intn
$50 year bonds during the pas, week. IA ogefags
of over mllliOa day.
UNIoN AND REBEL CoNscRIPrIoN. III. Unior Con.
scrPton act includes all between % and IS, the reb.
el law all between Is and SIS.
The Union act exempts the son of widow, the el-
der brother Of orphan family, and several like ca.
ses, involving the support of the poor and helpless
The rebel law exemps slaves (but not free nsgroes
and white man for every twenty slaves
The Union act defines, in detati the manner in
which the laws shall be executed. The rebel ac
leaves the whole subject with the President.
The Union act offers bounty of $50 to whoever
will reenlist. The rebels compelled their troops tc
re-enst under the penalty Of death.
The total amount of missionary money collected
within the Philadelphia Conference during the pas
year was nearly 100000 This is the larges
amount ever contributed in the Conference.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
The Cash Susten,.

The undersgned hereby give notice 10 ,bei, crs,o.
mers and the public generally that they will dispense
wish the CREDIT branth of their business and v IN
close Their books "n March l6th inst , on and after
when date all Goods Will be sold for CASH or CoyN.
TRY Produce; and no exception 10 the above terms
will be made in any whatever
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex.
tended TO US anI being contdentIhai unde The above
system We can sell Goods greatly TO the advantage
OF buyers. we call the afternoon 0f the tuhc 10 oUr
Extensive Stock, and trust that The Cash system
may meet with a favorable response from the peoDe
l. D HAMILTON & co.
We earnestly request all persons indebted 10 us HI,
BOOK AccSuni TO close the slme; and we insist ha
all open accounts Of 1862 must be closed nj once
mh5 I n II 4, r.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Phosphate Fertilizers
MEAT s. BONE COMPOST,

MEAT s. BONE COMPOST!
Ihe attention Of armers and others is res3ectGIjv
invited 10 Iae ABOVE MANURES, which have beei :,
amply Tested III various sections Of the county. and
winch as means OF aftordng stimulant and nourish
mehI 10 .he Growing Crops, now conceded TO he
among The best and cheapest IN the market
we have been obliged, rather than deteriorata the
alces 10 advance the prices. in conseque oil the
increased cost OF materials and labor to The f,.lowne
rates: = e
1"eFhATiC ERrILIzER' St5 90 per ton.
MEAT u BONE COMPOST a. no ',or Inn
TASKER q CLARK
mhl2 Sn p'i'iT'b;
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
To COnsunnpfives.

The advertiser having been restored health in a.
few week by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered severnl years with severe lung Affection and
that dread disease. Consumpiion-is anxious 10 nuke
known TO his feow-sufierers the means of cure.
To all who desire it he will send q copy efllle pre-
scrpiiOn used ree of ehargs) with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will find
SURE CURE Cor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoscHirIs,
&C The only object Of the advertiser IN sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable. and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy az il will
cssi them nothing. and may prove blessing.
.iT Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, WIlIamsburRh,
ap93m Kings County, Ne " York.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Special Notices.
EDITOR OF SMYRNA TINES.

EDIToR OF SMYRNA TINES,
DEAR SIR:
With your permission, wish TO say 10 the readers
of your paper. that will send by reura mail 10 all
who wish II. tireel Recipe. with full directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm. that will
eHectualiy remove, in 10 days, Plmples, Botches,
TaR Freckles. and all impurities Of the Skin leaving
the same soft, clear. smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free TO those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions and Information that
will enable them 10 start full growth Of Luxurient
isI7, WhiskeTs or MOustache. In less than 30 days
All applications answered by return mail without
charge Respectfully yours.
TH0S. +. CHAPMAN
mhl9-2m Chemist. No s3l Broadway.
New Ysfk
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
MARRIED,

On the l4th inst, at the brides uncle. E. ].
Colt, in SMYRNA, by Rev. D. F. Ewel, Mr. JonN ~
WILDs, of KentOn, to Miss SUSAN, daughter Of Mr..
Asa w. Lohand, all of Kent co.. Del.
In Phil'., ON the 7th inst, at the Ridgwav House
by Rev VIM. NJ. Ridgway, Mr.. JOS DAUGnoRrY, Of
Leipsic. Del, to Miss SUSAN L. MuNYAN, of Penns
grove, n. J.
On the lth Instantly the Rev. w. Stcrre.t, Lieut.
ALLEN W TArEM First Delaware regiment, 10 Miss
JENNIE PERKINS, f Wilmington, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
COAL IND WOOD.

The subscriber wOuld give notice to the cilizer OF
SMYRNA and vicinity that he Is prepared TO furnish
them al the shortest notice with Coal and Wood AT
the lowest cast prices SAM'L REYNOLDS
Cap be found at the store OF Jdhn Cosden
Ost9
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
Novelty! Comfort! Economy!
ASTOVES! SToVES!!A
@ WM. $. GREEN, S
SyMNDNT

Having perchase the business of John II Graham.
Is no" prepared to furnish TO the people al SIN, rna
anu country around the greatest and best variety of
Stoves offered TO this place and a, price, 10 s,
the times: such as Cuukiug, Paror, Bar, Room. and
Church Stoves. Heaters. &c. DC. would particu
larly call attention te the Royal Cook as elng m
every respect the best Cooking Snvc now IN use for
Wood or Coal. having very long + ere Chamhers
Likewise do all kinds oC JOB WORK IN connection
with the Stove business, such putlIlg up Heaters.
Roohhg' SpontIng GuItering. either with IRON Tin,
or copper at me lowest rates, and with prompt dis.
patch.
WIZ denver Stoves IN any part ofthe town or coun.
Try aud put them up iee OF charge. and warrant them
10 give satisfaction II managed as directed. Il any
oersO2 ahont buy Stove IN the cities as they have
been dong years past, Will call at nv place will he
satIhfcd they eau save money by buying al home
share OF public patronage Is respectfully soIici.
ted. WILLIAM i CREE
jn29 Smvtna. DeIowsra
Smyrna times., 1863-04-16
WARES, &c., &c.

WARES, &C., &C.,
at his Store. Main street, next door to Bank of
Smyrna, and that
Erery article is Fresh and Genuine, and of the Best
Quality that can be procured each icing selected er
preSsly for Physicians Prescriptions and Family use
It is his detern nation to sell everything in his line
al the lowest price,
HIS connection with the best wholesale houses IN
Pmla"el phia and New York will enable him to do
so' he therefore respectfully sullcits The Public Pat,
ronage which, by strict personal aen non to business
ahd an accommodating disposition, it shall over be
his study To deserve and appreciate