davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

NEW YORK LE0lsLATURE.


ALaAsr, March 3, 1895.
IuE BROADWAY RAusolp.
Mr. HUTCHINSON presented petition numeroayly sign
oil In favor OF Mr. Connoys broadway aud Ferries Rail
road bill.
REPORTED FAyosAsfY.
The following bills reported vorabiy from stand
Jog committees
To define the duties OF the Contracting Board
To provide Tor the payment o interest canal drafts
protested fcr non-payment
To authorize the Canal Board hear aud dstcrmine the
claims or contractors for damages
To amend tbe general Railroad law.
Making regulations for building bridges, protect
the lives OF baggage men.
Relating TO Tho making up Of railroad trains, &c
NrKoDr,yD.
The following bills were introduced
by Mr.. HrTouSsos-To provide Tor recording cortia-
Gates OF marriage.
bill as introduced by Nr. Depew In the As-embiy.)
by Mr.. cossoLIY-To improve Union avcnu1 Now
ON Of Mr. BILL, tho bill amendatory or the A.
laws mode the spccia order for to morrow
after the executive session.
THE srgcriApo,s
Mr. CONNOLLY offered a long prssmbIc aud resolutions
setting forth the evils of speculative rise god
providing thorough and searching cation 10
discover the amount Of money loaned on gold and ,hs
names Of tho bofrowers also requiring the banks ~
make iu returns aud produce their books &c.
Mr. CONNOLLY moved that tbs resolutions ue printed.
Mr. BRADLEY opposed the motion % print lie favored
the substance Of the resolutions bat deemed Il injurious
NJ TINS time ~ isae inc question 81 currency, Ito be
licvod the evils under which labocd could not be
moved by lcg lslailcn here
Mr. Cook deemed the rosnuti0ns Sssry, the
subs n the information aough obtsnad wss
given 20 the public every ninety days by tho Bank 10
partment.
Mr. CossorfY subsequently withdrew his motion 10
PRINT tho resolutions aud moved to refer them seloet
committee ~ three Motion carried
Mcssrs. Murphy, Cook and Robertson appointed
the select committee Mr. Connolly stating thai h. di not
desire 10 serve.
The Volunteer Dpun,y Tax bin was, on motion o. Mr.
FoLGrr, read a third time and passed
The cbcnango Canal Extension bill then up In
Committee ~ the Whole
The CONSIDERATION a the bill occupied the session t
the adjournment, when progress reported
Ad dsurued.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
ApyERTisESExTs roa ruE cotSTnY.

The WEEKLY HSaArD, vim ~ Increasing circslatlon,
capital medium for advertsemsn,s designed 70 reach
The notice q country dealers and merchants
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
Ne~. fr1ln san Franci.co.

rtN TEtNIIstOI HAFth Irtd.
Arrived ship Lockout, from New York steamer Sierra
Nevada, FROM the northern coast, with $50 600
sure, and schooner from nszatlan, with tit0 0vo
treasure from the wreck of the Golden Gate.
business " exceedingly dall Sales u 400 ovo yards
assorted FDglsh cotton goods stn m tho day for ship
Inent 10 Msyatlan-
sailed nj I've O'Clock this Afternoon steamer Golden
Age carrying sTIl 600 for England and t54
600 ior New York, and nunsred passengers.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
Court Caisndar-This Day,

Cgcrr Cot Er--pAt f--Oyer snd rcrniner. Part 2
Sos 76s l112, l5ss I77e, i1Ts 1850 lTsz lTsa l7ss
iTo 11g, lTpS, i7gs 1900 iso2 1905 laos lsi2 isis
isIs Part 3-Nos 2ss l75, T6s, max, Tf0 Iss, Tls
sa7 20 s52 $50 s92 s3s 9ss 9is s2s s7s g3s, il72
2s19 CAS-, 1850, 1sos. OIL.
Coxxos pIyas-Part 1--Nos 1880, 1910. f2ii, 1871
1885, i21f l22, css eo3. s30 go G1s 1893. sI4 e4s
PART Moo. 7T5 1885, ii5ss si4, 90, ss2 CAT, ix14
11.p, 80 1897, l2Jl, l232 1888, lI56.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

Private W W. r. Emmors, o. the Eighth New York
independent Battery. has been promoted " ieusnspcy
IN the Hundrea yud Thirtesh New York Volunteers
and Ened 70 duty The headquarters o. MAJOR General
IecG
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

psisss Cs.hea ts all Lsxsiised Lotteries.
Infotn.lsa rfea JOSEPH HArEs. Hf1ssf.
~. u Wal ssse-s. r0gsa ~ l. ssw rsrt.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, preservastvs and
Wiz Depot Wholesale and retail No Asior Hgus~ TIE
me-. al hs lrul
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

Royal Havana Losssry.-see OmeIa
DfswBg " Fs1faAry 3 IN shDthsr e9.aaan
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

Csdies, Try Latrd's Biosm Of yosth,
f0y preserving ard b~ssafy,r she conperon sns ~
yint.d u Ia value. AL druxxts,s snd tR bro~dsag
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

rs-na tais fsr triscs hfgtmaa0a furni.be4 uish..l
Ircs tah for aSubAOons. AB~ficAa cold sd siiYsr
TAYLOR Co, rsntsrs
No iaNxu strsst
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

FrspNw2s ~ thf
o4 Ulc~sa DsAson ssw rSfs rtsy isss
Ma " ~ s~rsgas @s.ia.i sns Sea
sysvas. sEyiss rsvAsss 9ssl@ssk css ~ AA1 sfsus.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

Conrs ssions of an laws Hid xowsG wea
ha sugsr frpm sebty oh'ar agp4ss e-~ W
slsrssslsA ksgfa, Ess ksa0rs, kAsss ssaaiy y. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
s.-T-,U-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITrERs.

They purity strengthen and inv igorat~
They crrat~ healthy appetite.
They arc an aniao,s o chance OF water aud a,sl
The, The, Strengthen the system sSd sniss" Is. n"i"a
Iesy prrssn. a., m.s..,s al and ,os,%,s 9 %
They CURE DyspersiA and oons,ip.iioa -,
!S.ss !ss cure cure ia';. os%s .sa s.Ssss: n.:s.ss: a.
wsas maa ssrons aud ar. s,ha. nsiar, ss.i rs.@rss
T1,y o"%ss.a Of s s,ss,.ss o,' s. a
,ss A. cssss ssss saa o.i. rS
solDr"s noss, c'sei;s.r.o.,
GrsIlrsas-Tia- in',.uuon has received sud er.na.A
aid IA o ics and disabled .oldsra hs,e oi LATE
bsasiop isvers want Of apisiis a. ~iih re-
%s,ssss s snS s.ss .. vs.n ,' sw sss
usual health wish his prrparsen .yrry faulty
y S. ss:ss .rr."S nssp'' i, e I spriaps.s s
wnlitpsi Horn, wA'I,sero. = g.,
,on ssr. ,as psp"I.ns Of ~fieh aa nsrss.. s w,S s
s'''' = ~ '''~ sYkgs. cHADaIcxAco.
rh.4 bee. % ~ .a.,'a.-n w,.s i..g easpsns ns % "a.
dyspepsia that was comprIled 70 ap.ndon busincs.
asea res Oo,... of Tho Pan Bs,, al % ~ =.
lever q..d ana se., ,na,.ss, . ma.s 'ssm % tss.:
mrD o., w. c ws sss.1 .,ss, si Ja s nss9I e .n
,Ion B.e, They ar the mos. effective, perfect asi harm
:. giIr Hecsr. Los,.ulr,, xy. Dec - issz
s,.: .s
Respectfully, yonrs. ..,..,,, -. .
Koeas-rss, n. r., De-. ~. iy1
The Plantation niitrrs have cnr~f ssr of thq
kind NJ dy-pepsa 81 four y~ats' siandnG
recommended w. others aud, far kaow.
With signal snocss. am, a. = ,.x,,,..
Bcsssrr Houss- Cisc,ss4n 0nio.l
Dec 20, l.Sf \
As,sm. DaAHE a Co.-The PEnts'on Hittrrs Agpeaf 70
be- popular here s~nd us twenty eases more aaf
ooi,rs,
r.r. sAUSpEgs A 60
sB-r.y psr,isei.ry @rnssa.d 70 females. .aa
drLsts person2 requiring Krtiis stiinuisut
sold ~ al dfugxikss, grocers and county stores
n. IT. DEAkf CO..
w r.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

AiAtNrI haflh J, 1893.
THIS being general order day, tho Assembly under tho
rules considered bills In COMMITTEES of the whole.
The following bills went through the COMMITTEES and
we're ordered 20 a third reading
The Annual Canal Appropriation bill.
To appropriate the proceeds of the state % the sup
port of the schools.
To incorporate the society for the Protection Of Dcs
tute Children In New York.
The Annual Appropriaon bll for the support " tho
government then taken up.
Mr. ssysoUR moved 70 insert clause IN the sppropris
ton for gas inspecovs, requiring thu collection e ell
due from gas COMPANIES under the law u is5g
Debate ensned, occupying The sassion TIL TIA. adjourn
ment, msmbcrx taking the ground thai tho nspsc.
tors q gas meters psrforned no duty, aud others
opposing 70 strike out ths spproprl Ration
Recess TIL seven O'Clock y NJ
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

eiston conyaaYs f>ssrY. ot Kestaesy
ctass ly3-Nsrch ;. iEs
IS, 10. =, -, -, -. 81, ~. 60. 81. ~. -, s7.
cLau ig5-ksrth 3, Isst
~ 10. rs. ~. J5, b5. 10, 20 81, 81 -. %, IS 2s
Far Clrcr .fs IA sfdr-.s
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

Om~ts1 DraWsngs % Msrvay. EDDY 4
Co. Ksntncxv asd Missouri stats LSpttsri~-
kssrrcsr, krraA Ctass l1s-h.rsh q issg
y, IL. ~. 81, ~, so. az, ., =, 10, ~, ~, ~.
KxErvcsv, Class i0s-Nsrfh y is1
Z, So, ~, IS, -, 80, 4, II, ~, ~, -, a.
Crcaass seDi frcs Of ehsrx. w sairrs.eS .lhsr %
sovinst0B, NJ. o. ~ Louis. No
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

Omctai Dra awtngs Of the Delaware state
Dslavaus. ErrRA ctiss ios--ssr,h ;, uSs
G5 81, a. 80, So, ~, 10, 7. rs, 81, 81. 90, ts.
DrtAvass CLa-s tOs-ss,ch tSf
TO- 50. Is. ~, az. H., ~, >, ~, 76, 90, n.
J0HS A NORRIS 3 co,
Wlmingt0n D@ia
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

FACT
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

mai process IN certain cases. Passed
'nArns y ras s.s ,,... yraselsoo ,rS crsIos so.1
qnesting tho Secretary II the Treasury TO inform the
senate session what steps have been taken 10
investigate the frauds IN the san francisco Custom
THE eR.nE oy NAVAL osrcxKs
Mr. ARNOLD called up the bill 20 amend the act 10 es
tabish the grade n line officers In the navy
Mr. TRuxEULL offered an amendment striking out tho
proviso limiting the appointment Of rear adurals 70
those who have rcceived the thanks Of Congress.
After discussion the amendment was adopted-ycss TO-
nays ie
The bin passed.
conaAsDRp H,Spi.
i Mr. ARNOLD offered aresoution which was adopted re
qucstng the secretary Of the Navy communicate 70 the
Commander Rolcrt dandi
AMENDMENT rAmyy AND coSrrscsroS Acrs
Mr.. HAIRS, from the Judiciary COMMITTEES, reported
back the bill 10 amend the for the collection Of duties
imports and the coafsoaiion act. Passed.
clyALKy srRuEoNs
Mr. wnsov. of Mas, called mp the House ol for the
relief of persons who have performed the duties
q assistant surgeons Of cavalry Passed.
THE WILL oy CArrAf~ LEVY, vAyy
yr HARYrs called up resolution relating devise
of property Of Captain Levy aod offered substitute,
authorizing the Attorney General 70 ascertain tue facts
relation 10 The bcaucsi and report his opinion the
validity q the sans IN. substitute was adopted
REVISION rug sAvAl LAWS.
Mr. GRIMES called up the joint resolution 10 appoint
coamssio TO revise and coday ths naval laws.
'AN''1 rr.misuxEsroy Pso,isrovAt ooymSxg~rs.
Mr.. HARMS called up the bill 10 establish provisional
| governments Ia certain cases.
Mr DAVIS (opp.) Of ky., moved " hy tne pi on ihe
table
| Lost--ycas 10, nays n.
| Mr.. DAVIS then moved TO adjourn Reccied-yess Z,
nays 81.
MONTANA TKRRroAY
Mr.. WILLIAMSON, (rcp) OF Mn, moved 70 postfnne tho
bin and take up The bill 10 organize The Territory of
Montana He aid not think that the pending bill could
| be passsd ~ this late day Of the session.
Mr.. DooIrnK said that be MAS practical man and
wished 20 pass practical measures, and he Thought
very doubtful this bill could be passed At this time q
the session.
The discussion was continued Al some length by
Meszrs. HOWE HARsr HARDING and others, and the mo
tion was agreed to-yeas ~, nays l3.
M wnsos, q MSS, moved V change the name from
Montana " Idaho.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
OoMMENCEMENT OF THE nv Ey.r= -
SIXTH VOLUME or ''i'
Itarpcr's MaoaZ;,o

=, Iho P'esen' numo"r Commence th, ~
,Iino Til'ne Vi VI nARPENs new MONri!Ly M"o"y'SIEiA
; 0'a aus character as an illustrated Ii
azlle' containing papers upon U,s,n, d1hily Meg
,ao n!lU AuVenthTe, Fiction. Poe,,y p"shtAy
Ian,.,d - "i' "ac'ures and Criticism c,f If S'>
u from contributions furnished hv 49, eiu'i! IL.
ters IN America and EurOpe y He BEST VIM
III 'he January number will be comrne,o..
u papers ny Nlr }. Ross BrOwGe desrr,IeH seiiss
" iCeIahs' 10 be prOfusely illustrated ~ IouyAev
oI character incident and scenery from o FheltAs
ings by the author ''''" ofiglnn!dfsa
mr. TroI,oPe OrIey Farm is coucIpJo,
number and Miss Muock's kIIsl,sss ,,i IN tks
be completed a the next. an" Ma'd. VII!
Inc December number contnins con,,;}
NoSs Dto"he' caroline Chcsebro kdu.,d :, - IrsR
marian Evans, } IL SlddUhs, Samuel y ICu's.
I% nar nidHa Mul0ck, Geo William Cnr,i '"e' d.
handler MouIton. w Watson. Mar r. D Ltuhb
EOulSe urnss. AnthoT ey Trollope D6r,oi " bradley
Benson J. Lossing ~ u Shepherd
Harper's Magazine furnishes a o,oo,o
matter IN more pleasing lorrn and II,,r aH0uh o.
iitusH"ltd i uan any other siHilar tar.n; loItstl
1'ioLS alehe cost more than anv olha,,' IhS
eAPen1s lor literary and artistic muIie '"ogazEs
lEhMS.-Ohe copy for one wear So co .,,,o
q ~ oiG year w three or more Comics e., 'PIet
sao, nn per Magazho and Harpcrs We.EIv year
ten subScriherg ~ e''' iol every club Il
Ciergymen and Teachers 200 a vca, ~,
aiihildi FOinme bound in cloth 90 na, ~ 1'hi-
M"sin covers, 25 cents each nett rLeF ,..Oh' 'O'uh'
.iaFPefS Magazine must be paid ht the ofc" 91
- 10 received The postage Is sc cents :, ,s ""'i'
cehls Tor three moLths !edr'H*
me demand notes ofthe United S,nres w,lIh.
CeNeu ior subscriptions Our distant lr,.,''o ' re-
,tI W remit theH ~ pretsTrtce to Bank no,
""'esS HARPER d BROTHER
Franklin Souora Noy
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
WM b. BRADBURYS
PIano-Fortc Establishment,
No. 427 BrOOlme st.,
NEW VtlpIt


Inc subscriber fIsJect!ully invites :be attention 81
s Hehu aiId The public generally To his Piano Forte
TESlupiShmehl. at No. 421 BrUume street corner Of
Crosby street ''
Having Withdrawn his interest stock and materials
rom lhe Idte hrm of LighIe 4 Bradbur,s" " hIch
nrm was dissolved on the 3lst Of January nil ard
NS',g PuIChaseu the entire stock Of Piana. FuIits
anu lah0-F Orte Material. owned by hs brother I'd.
Wnsu bradbury. IN the sand firm he is nov prp!ar.
GU GU ~ supply the creased demand for ms ceehraICd
IHlo Orles' Employ ing the most sklfuI and rsre.
Iehced "orkmen, with large stock of The besI nnd
m"S' thoroughly seasoned maieran and an abundance
oi capital he has taFen in hand the personal ,npr
eioh Line whole business of manufacturing his M
sI ana Is enabled 10 turn out Piano Forte, nf
uhequalied tone and durGJleheSs
bkADBuRY'S NEW SCALE PIANO FORrEs
IlI me arrangement Of our new scale drawn and
p'Paieu WIN the utmost care expressly for uurnew
instruments. m We have added every imprncmen1
n nni1h can IN any way tend to The perfection ui IhC
oTte' ahd We can cUniidenIl, assrsl thai nk
uelc"cy Oi touch, volume. purify briImncy and
Nv "et.heSS nl tone, combined with that strength ard
OF lrnme necessary to durability these l,stru
mehlS are uncquallcd
oTRENTH AND BEAUTY'' is our motto. and we IN,
we the closest criticism of the best unbiased iudert
IN the land '""se'
81 SEVery instrument wal ranied for five yenrs
WIN BRAUBI.RY
mhl9-3m AO"
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third Session of the T6irt, s,,sn,J
Congress.
PUBLIC-NO, 81

PUBLIC-No. 81
nv ncr making appropriations for the support ofhe
MILITARY Academy for the year ending the tb;r,e,h
OF June eighteen hundred and sixty.iour.
De IL enacted by the Senate and House of Renre
sentatloeS Of the United States Of Ams,ica in 2ooo
assembled, That the following sums be and the
are hereby appropriated out of any money in the
lreasury not otherwise appropriated for the supDort
OF the Military Academy for the wear ending tho
thtrtieth OF June, eighteen sixty -four:
"For pay OF officers, instructors cadets and musi
cians' one hundred and seventeen thousand one INN
dred and seventy-six dollars
For commutatiorf of subsist ,nce five b,,Dd,o1 -.
torty-seven dollars and Gfty cents.
For current and ordinary expenses. as follows. re-
pairs ana improvements, fuel and apparatus forage
Pos'age' teiegrans stationery transportation prin
ing, clerks, miscellaneous and incidental exnenses
anu departments Of instruction, thirty thousand
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
thousand dollars. y O"'
For expenses of the board ofvisitors Hour Thousand
dollars. H0u "o''S"i'u
thousand dollars '0' N'e
For supplying horses for artillery and cavalry ey.
erclSe, one thousand dollars.
FCr repairs OF officers quarters, one thousand 6y.
hundred dollars. '0
For targets and batterie, Hr art;Il,,,, ovo-.;-
one hundred dollars. '''''
For furniture for hospital for cadets, one hundred
dollars ''' Hu''ureu
f9r annual rePalrs of gas pipes and retorts, three
dollars. ''"'' '"' '"'uSahd
For furniture for soldiers bssnit,I tvo b,,a-.,
and nnety-two dollars wv ''N"uioo
=, FOR replacing roofs of academic buildings f,ur
thousand dollars: Prorided, That the walls Of s,i
buildings are, in the opinion of the superintendent
StfGng % enough to bear the weight of slate roof.
TOT hre apparatus, three thousand dollars.
Approved, January 81 ISG2
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
PUBLIC REsoLUTIox-Xn. 81

n " ..
RESOLUTION SUPP Elementary 10 the ac, entitled "
ao' 70 provide for the imp isonment OF persons con
.oeu o, CRIME by the Criminal Court of the Di
uiGt OF Columbia" approved Jlnuary sixteent,.
eghteen hundred and sixty.threc.
@Fs%lrfa So ,f 5y The Senate and House of Representa-
assembled, That the provisions of The act cnt;tId
AN act TO provide for the imprisonment of person,
convicted OF crime by the Criminal Court Of the Dis
tic' ol Columbia" approved the sixteenth day Of
January eighteen hundred and sxty-three. be and
are heFeoy made applicable TO all ersons who had
.I 1een cohvicted of crime by the Criminal Cour, OF
'"e instruct OF Columbia and sentenced 10 confno-
eht IN the Penltentary prior to the date Of the ac,
;HaI named ana subsequent to the transfer legal
oy ''e fourth section thereof and their transfer
70 70 tne Pen,tentiary at Albany in the State Of New,
iolN' IN the present month, by order Of the Press,
ue' ued OF inc United States, is likewise hereby legal.
ierred shall continue in confinement in said nrann
untn the expiration Of their several terms OF inprs.
onment, or until they shall be legally discharged or
Approved, January %, 1863.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
Harpcr's Weekly.
SINGLE COPIES SIX CEETs.

TERMS
One Copy for one year ao
Two cORies for one wear. S%O
HarPer's Weekly and Harpers Magazine
one year.
HarPer's Weekly will be sent gra,uilousl, -
mohih-as specimen-to any one vbo o,y,i'n' 'ol Sn'
H. Specimen numbers Of the MagazIn. .I '.a 't
seni gratutously. Volumes l. H. III md ~ t U "
per Weekly, handsomely bound in cloh c,,,. ni'H @
50 30 each are ready Musin cnve,s o.. P!ts re
hshed TO those who isl This numbers bor "Io ia'-
cents each Twenty-Five per cent, Discount eii.n.!
10 DookhiHders and the rrade 70 posln,as,.,a'G
agents getting np club OF Ten subscriber, cs,s
WI WI "e sem gFH'ls: Subscriptions may commcs,s
supplied. HARPER 4 BkOTIERS. Pubisho,.
trarlkiIn Square. New YORK
TIE HOLID1 rs ARE 1THAyD
ind Paren'sare locking about to find the mos, ,s,.,,
ioiG a useful thing for present For inns n,,nn,
nothing can I've eQuaI to P~'PO''
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
owed, January %, 1863.
lHUBLrC=Nn Ill


AN ACT to provide for the printing of the ,nn,,I
= port of the Banks of tho United States,
be II enacted By the Senate and House of Rom.
sentat'Oes q the United States of Americs. IN Lon
ress Gssrnoted That it shall be the duty of the 5,
,'n" AZ, u Ie treasury 10 cause the annual report
upon the Banks OF the United States to be compricd
at as early day before the frst Monday in Oetoc,
in each year is practicable. '''O''
Sec = And be ii further enacted. That when
complete or IN the course ofits progr, IS toward
pleon, It that will give dispatch to the business
;d ol printing under the superintendent Of
shal De printed and ready for delivery on or before
.o nrSt DAY OF December next ensuing the close Of
The year to which the report relates.
Sec D. And be it further enacted, That. until
congress shall otherwise direct, the Secretary of the
onn;aS snail cause TO be printed five thousand
Treasury Department. 1''0 '''O
Approved, January 80, 1853.
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
HOLIDAY GIFT,
AN APPROPRIAT TIE PRESENT
Purchase one of

q W " IIIIANIS q 60.
~ FORMERLY WILLIAMS y oRvIs1
twenty-five Dollar Double Thread Family Se,oing
Machine
Warranted 10 he equal to any $40 or $50 machine
~ the market-will do all kinds OF family sewing.
or durability II is unsurpassed while Tor cheapness
ease and noiseSness of action it has no
equal Machines forwarded by Express with mII
directions for using, payable on delivery
every machine ls warranted for one wear.
c. Az Az agent wanied IN every town and county in the
Address q n IONES q 90 "naeo,
1ales Rooms No. so, North Fifth Street. two doors
out F' Sus '"'s au' eI'lse'neh' ao i
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
PUBLIC-Nn 1n1

A.. - T VbLIO-INO. IUI
1oI 10 amend the act entitled IAN act to amend
ara thlrty-seven, ontitled AN act suppIernenIarv
10 the act entitled An act to amend the judiciary
system Of the United States''"
D@ II enacted by tie Senate and House of Repye-
Se"af'res of The Gnited States of America in Con.
greSy assemb'ed That after the passage of this acl
.te . districts OF Ohio and Michigan shall constitute
so.en circuit aud the d trct of Illinois, the
o' ihdlana, und the district oi Wisconsin.
shall constitute the eighth circuit.
Approved January %. le63
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
American HAOfeI
CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned. having reRewedtheir lease for a
term oi years have entirely Eeted the house. having
painted carpeted and reiurnshed throughout
The location OfIhis house is unsurpassed, being
upon INC widest ond most pleasant part of Chestnut
sf.tdrectly opposite the Old State House near the
places ofamusement the jebbng houses of Market
and Third sts and convenient 10 the civ railroads
dime fare. - ...- t-'-'-I
The rosns are large. welllighied, have superior
for comfort.
Weare supplied with pure Milk. Cream Fruits and
vegetables from farm belonging to US, and which
Is managed exclusively for the hotel
The prOprIetorsofthe American assure thei iyfrends
and patrens that no pains will be spared to make the
appointments Of this hotel complete and its able
compare tavorably with the besthouses in the Union
noy-ly WYATT ~ HETIIJNGS
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19
4 artiCniar Notice.

Inere are many preparations sold under The mama
OF bItters put up in quart bottle Compounded NJ ,b
eneapest "hiskey or common rum. costing from 90 -,
~ cents per gallon the taste disguised by Anire or
19Tauer seed This class Of Blters ha. caused and
hundreds to due The death ofihe drunkard. Bv tbc,
use the system IS kept constantly under the in1,eno
OF acsholic stlmuants Of the worst Kind, The des,e
the horrors attendant upon y ls ui
For ihose Wh" ''ssire and will have LIuuor BI'
ters. we publish the following receipt Col one hot
lie o. hScand eierma" Bters and mix with three
Ill he soou n.ahury or Whskey ana the result
wlli De preparation that will farexceI in med;cai
virtues ana true excellence any Of the numerons ~
Iuor Bl1Iers IN the market, and will cost much less
lOu VIII nave al the virtues of HOoRands Btte,s in
YOU. i"' "hl cost
Smyrna times., 1863-03-19

tes,;r,;no n ,ho; CITIZENS.
ttesuiylng OF Their own personal KNOWLEDGE IN tha
oeheHclal ehects and medical virtues of ibps. R,,,
70 you want something to strengthen Won,
10 you want good appetite
70 you want to build up your constitution,
DO you want TO feel welli
10 you want TO get rid Of nervousness
DO you want energyi
DO you want 10 sleep welli
:. DO you want hrlsk and vigorous fe.I;no1
ltyou do use HIGHLANDS GERMAN ~
FROM HeV' j. Newton Brown. D. D Editor oc,,,o
Al, Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge - '''t
AItnough not disposed TO favor or reconmend Do
!eh1 heulclnes IN general. through disrusI or a.
ingredients and effects gel know Of kno,,, r 81
Suilcent reasons why man nav not testify ~ " ~ 30
oehents he believes himselftu have recs;,s r. ',e
any simple eparation in the hope that he nav tins
contribute TO the benefit of others " ''-"y ''ius
l 40 thls The more readily in regard In HooaorI,
German bItters. prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson aS
lhis city, because was prejudced against thenn
many years under the impression that thev yve,e
ccnhehy an alcoh0lc mixture. | am indebted IN M,
ittehd ROBERT Shoemaker, Esq, for The removai ~
lhl' prejudice by proper tests and for
W Hy 1heh' when suffering from great and lono can
nnueu uehiliy The use Of three bottles NJ thsso
al the beginning 0fthc present wear ,os III
loWed oy evident relief. and restoration IN g., dso
ol Oody and mental vIgOr which had moi Ca, C &c &C
moh'hs before and had almost despaired OF rogain;
therefore thank God anu my friend for direcIinr ~"
Pbi,aJoSnLia ~ til' ~: n % -. j. NEWTON BROwy.