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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02
+ @ r S A L Z .

The subscriber y i'll sell his residence ON Sum
mer street. Terms liberal.
251 II. HASTINGS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02
Supposed Wife Murder.

Supposed Wife Murder.
One John Smith of Concord was arrested
on tuesday for supposed wife murder. Mrs
Smith was found Monday on the cellar bot
ton with her neck broken, and it was alieg-
ed by her husband that she fell down the
stairs; but some circumstances made the
ayigIbors suspect foul play, which led to the
arrest of the husband. AS examination had
not taken place the last We heard from there
VT cannot give the result. The suspected
murderer is an old man some 10 years old
and the victim 10 OR 20 years YOUNGER
Smith has been Incorporate in his habits
and if the fou! crime was committed o
which he is charged, rum was the cause o
i, as it has been of nineteen-twentieths o
all the murders that have been committed
the present century, to say nothing OF tn
multitude of lesser crimes of which it is tn
a.tigator.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02
/ Musical Convention.

Under the direction of Profs. Prouty and
French, will De held at Lyndon Corner COM
mcucag next Tuesday evening, and ending
Friday evening. Arrangements have been
made with the Passumpsc r. r. to carry the
singers for fare one way.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02
NOTJCE-Tbe IN

/ Il WI AN A>o
| ~ ,rsigned will from this daJ practice Medi-
cine and Surgery under the firm of Newell &
| Brooks. Office over Howards Book Store
S. NEWELL. 1929 S. T. BROOKS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02

PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Any one can have one of my Spring Mattresses
while on trial, and if it does not give perfect
satisfaction, return it.
J. T. CASINO,
st Johnsbury. Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02
Ecclesiastical.

Ecclesiastical.
MIR Isaac Hiatt was publicly set apart to the
Gospel Ministry on the 24th inst.,at Thetford
Center according to the suages of the Free
will Baptist denomination.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02
T OST AND FOUND /!

LOST-lO per cent in quality and price on
every Lounge or Mattrass not made by CASINO,
Old P. o. building, st Johnsoury.
FOUND--The best place to buy Lounges,
Mattresses, sc. 1t is At Casinos Upholstery
Rooms.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02
PAINTING, GLAZING AND
PAPER NGING,

The subscriber is prepared to do all kinds Of
the above work with dispatch and in good man
ner Particular attention paid to granting in
oil, Orders from other towns promptly attend
ed to.
J. G. WILLARD.
St Johnsbury, Dec. 80, 1862. 21n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02

NOTICE.-Miner & Underwood have this
IN day by mutual consent dissolved partnership,
and all accounts due the said firm are to be set
tied with Russsll Underwood, who will continue
to do al kinds of work done by Miner & Under
wood to the satisfaction of all who employ him.
Shop opposite Bingham's Drug Store.
RUSSELL UNDERWOOD.
St. Johnsbury, Dec 20. 1928
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02
q F. NJ | n 3 r,
Would say that he will continue to do
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, GRAIN
ING AND GLAZING,

and all orders left at his residence, corner of
Main and Prospect st. will receive immediate at
tention and having dissolved with Mr. r Under
wood (who alone is not authorized to settle the
accounts) requests all those having demands
against The firm of Miner 4 Ind rwood to pre-
sent them. and all owing said firm to make i'm
mediate payment to G. F. MINER or r. UN-
DERWOOD o7-29*
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-02

W e Boariinan. ahOu' |
acre, corner Of Cherry It
and Eastern Avenue.
Harvey & Gilman about I,
acre and i,uilding OH east
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
COmnhnCi4L nAITEBs.

hOsDAr. Aug 3!-r.s.
Stocks were moderately active aud i02 u
cent higher thls morning. There was no very heavy
Jlsnoss any particular description of'hnres. but Lie
end Michigan Southern most !irCiy sold New
York CoLtral with q moderate buSne4s roso g. 1874
which Is nbout The hghest price II has ever reached bu
1t closed at 10 dl.. Ede advanced y cont above
tho clo.ug pIicc u. tho regular Board on Saturday
Michigan SoutAerni. Quickriler was @tlo at 'odi
sud after (he issue ot tho st Toso 10 MAI Thcse Is
a GOOD demand for tho old coui stOcks-Dclswurc ard
Hudson, Pennsylvania Coal. Delaware and IacAa.
wanna and Amcrlcan Coal. Of the lrst named
several handfcd shares have recently been taken
u advancing prices The earnings are largo md
good dividend tx anticipated FOR the current six
months Government stocks firm. There were largo
sales Of Certificates OF Indebtedness at lot for old and
o9i al for tho Missouri Cs were higher
Al tho O'Clock Board the market was
variable. but generally steady Quicksilver %
&C. At the Second Board the whole market was lower
aud all the advance Of Tho morning lost The banks
had refused to certify ihs largo checks OF some Of the
leading spectators. ~ the p. m Public Board the
market was better for Of the stocks tho list but
prices cloeod weak md impuSiye ut tho followlng
Am Gold, 1861 Pacific Mail Steamship Company 239e
239: ~ Y Central X. r.. l37dlJ7i; Erie Railway
Il9s sll9l; Erie Railway Preferred. ie@lcsi; Iiud
son River Railroad. I5i1l55; Harlem RailIosd. lCG
Reading Railroad 1884 Sl23i Michigan Central Rail
road I23. 0l2;; Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroad. lOe!alOei; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, GuaIontocd. i'7'@lJ5j niin'iS
Central Railroad l3, 0Ii Cleveland and Pittsburgh
1851 lOi; Galcra and Chicago Railroad. ll9iUl
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad l22l1l91ii Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad. ll3i@liJi; Iilsaukoo
and Prairie du Chen 70; Pittsburgh Fort Wayne aud
Chicago. 93I 093i, Terro Haute and Alton. 6iS6s>
Chicago and North. Western. 35l0T; Cumberland,
2gos9i, Chicago aud AltOu;eai ssa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
vrw:voRK Daily TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1863

and weak tut r-ints re In :. 1--::: and firm.
stsu,.rd heavy brown Meetings have boen offered by
outside parties az &c. and iobbcd today at 32lc
waer,llo ara jobbcd at 90. Loasdaio blcached are
offered nv outsiders ut 27c., efd are !obbed at @c
womstft, blsachcd ore jobbcd at 3ic. lc. decline
There s no pancky fcolng in the marke IND no strong
deire 70 sell n II Il not believed that there viii be
reo decline In cotton goods. Tho pr'iuc,lon 10 as
ght os IL has boon OF any tins daring the var aud
,curcrs ere not disposed to start up now when
e markets for goods and raw materials are In sDoh
preea,ous situation. The -ade in domestic wooiehs
continues very actiyo aud s.4'ac!ory and Fle manu-
faotDrers are having unusually prosperous season On
no, kinds Of goods The Uarkc. ior army kerscyS mas
heen absorbed by urge iilsddpia fro, "ho oef to
sr,ish moro goods thar tho Government desires 10 &C.
cant M ,re,eut. and thor bds OF such low prlcc
bat IL IL mystery 20 Other manLI- 'turors how thoy
cnn afford the goods at the price named, 7s.c In Tor
ecn Goods the demand Is very active Tor al p M
oolored British dress goods and Tho British importers
arc having their mpo. tsons Of Zach goods engaged
previous TO arrival aud descriptions BRING al sd
vance Of q Toe. . yard. Plain. c6lorcd French pe,
lalnes and Merinocs continue In good demaHd' Inc
yo,eig Shawl trade is dbl 1T private sale, bit largo
anonnt Of goods 10 offered ut auction. The trade u
silks and millinery goods IS active ank satisfactory aAu
fair business is doing IN Linens and Foreign "o0en''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
akrrsiDfs Sf Produce,

Avc 93,.l0 bais Fiorr. So b5.s. Cora Mei ~ sclA
Wlaky llie,j bush Wbc.,, iisOJ d.. Csa, 9o4Co do.
g.tl H. ~ 20 Aai 10 ph.s. Ashes, 7, r:5s PsoviSs.s
etJ4 pL.s .slIoc. %. - - tuteg-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
TOBACCO-Kentucky (. in moderate demand and prices ~
main steady: sales OF l07 bids. at l2o. d

TbLLOYy-The narse Is lIaor and Is f2x'y active; sslss
.of 7OoOJ n CITY at iO6li4c.
WHISKY 4 n animated jnmand and the market ia s@t
sale, of 900 bbls. Wes,oIn At 4I4tilc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

BULL3 HgSp.-MoaGdy Aug. 81, lctA-Ire
rcoAl, market ioi bee. cAte opened in Fostyfos'ta
tree, this morning with about l. lOO head Of BuceAk
bu, a. greaer POI ton Of them LIGHT and SOME os
them .ely poOr and but yoTy small portion os "a IN
first, GLASS; and consequently this class sold il as hga
as the week proyious-,hat is l0t 0lc Tor the co
tmated net weight of bccs seller sinking DIAL soiIs
Of tic sesIaen as vel AS buyers think that IAe P.es
Of catic Is higher lis week than last lt may bo IN
few instances bat. Us general thing We Uehe'o 'Sss
tho best cattle have sold a. gSi GSouj tho sane bSurs
as last Monday and portion VI trem rae nos worm ~
much Medium quality STOCK tsch as Sc1" ~ st sIO!@
~ u net. las sold just par vita last week. ana i'i'
feror grades not quite we'll but the rrospee; iir
that all unless largely recruited tomorr0w WI DO 'ou
without any material decline. Tho weather today 10
pnoh moro fsyors,lo than IL week sco; then -
was oyerpoweiingly wnrm-Eow It is cool enough TOE
,hick yooleu clothing. This Encourages she Wholesale
hut,herg 10 Say fceloy and gives 90 alpsaraIee
~ ,orc animation IN the market; and the brulers hoad
heir p.ock al ns weeks prices at rather better
egtr,te of weight that tho result may be moro la
rahlc for dT,Iurs Tie demand Tor hrs class cattls
40 strong nt this tims that tie price Is key t0 hold mp
nj "a very liberal rate unless larger supply como ior-
ward than we have m! reason ~ anticipate. AZ Is ~
birh now that il would naturally bring inrN ard supply
Il in flyor a. owncrs Hogs. Ihe Sheep MARKET u
hgl.lv supplied With fIt sheep, whics sell nj Wo .
iyo urunt Lambs arc abuAGaht at stQec. ID.
---------- % --- -----------
DRATHs IN LIBBY PRISON HOSPITAL uom
July H. 1863 to August 81 le6a: a..
Hugh lrosc, private. Company d. eTh Pennayksn's W.
unicers, July 26 ,-
A. J. kmah rd,ac, Company +, e9d lncIsns July HN
}. n jenkins girst Lieuleuant co"pan IT, i'''a Nov
York. July a. 49,, yv,,x
J. b. Nus Second Lieutenant, Company q, loth Newton"
! Cavalry July ~. - . -. yI..
b. Thsmlon. private Company l, sah Now'f0rs '"s>'
tsers, iply N. ,,,, N v..S
! William Thompson private, Company A, I'm Ne~'f"s
Cavalry August .. . ,.,,a
Robert Morss Major 9Th Prnnsyvsnla Cavalry AsuI -
| Lewis Thompson. private Company d. li'sh h'"'" WV
teers. August 10. =. -. x,,...-s-
Theodore ysnnammsn, private, Company H. 7h ""'"'"
| SolRn,cers, Angus. 10 ,,,.,o su.,, f,h.ssH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

Sterling Exchange rose to ll0s to-day, under
the advance in gold but quotations were NOMINAL anu
very little business WIS done
Freirhts nro frmer, but the market lacks
animation. To Liverpool, The engagements are lao
bis. Flour, st is I'D; q neutral flag. 1900 dds
Flour az H. ICId 9es = steamer. Ii 0Oo bnah. Whce''
a. Cd 200 boxes Bacon at 30s.; 1000 eo,ot Cheese AZ
iCs p,stennor Great Eastorn, 1900 bush. Wheat Ut
III To London i, neutral vessel - 900 bush. Wheat.
at z1ld IN bulk and bags; 4C10 bbls. Flour. To Bris'
fol O90 Lbl, Flour at 2s Gl 20 ROTTERDAM, ,oOb Ob51
Tlopr. nj D. cd TO Narcotics, 900 plgs. frovsions'
CoI To Uayre 200 hhds. TaOw. nj J0f Tho Charters
ar, ~ Austrian bark with 1900 bush Grain. to Cork
and ,art n. Cs anOt or neutral vessel on tie same
yoyaee At Gs ard q British bark. With 5000 DDS
Flour 10 London nt 2s G1 The carrying rates ore ~
follows: To liverpool Y American flag, Flour ls Ou.
Whoat, Gid; Corn, SD; Heavy Goods. us ti.; Y,
f,re,ra flag Flour 2s. Wheat I'd; Corn, Cd; Heavy
Goods. e0s Q2es Cd TO London. y American fns'
rour o. 3D.; Wheat It'd. a7d. Heavy Goods, 22s I'd ;
4, FOREIGN fag Flour, IS. Cd; Wheat I'D esd Heavy
Goods. s5s. G,2Is.
Tho business Of the Sub-Treasury was: ke-
c.,, a. GA soos7-lor Customs tlGi. 900; Payments
81. SO. 5si Ol; Balance. s-5276,C2J a.
The earnings of tho Alton and Torc hautc
r1road for the trsk Three WO'As III n ub u.I o." W."
pared with last year MS follows:
la1........... j83 ~ l|!...'....'''.'%'''' %
Incsea-e............."..... "S-0li9 ~
Theearniugs of the Reading Railroad are large
and it Is reported that dividend Of ~ cent may DC
declared In January.
A connection westward with tho Chicago ana
Rock Island Railroad is in contemplation ard VIII Dc
made public in few days Iiths plain Is consuiAH.aie'
il must enhance tic valuc Of the stock.
Mcssrs. Parko X Bowdoin Of No. 40 wall
street having received commission nS sub agents 10Y
the Government, viii receive subscriptions at par ioF
the rlyetgenty Year > cent United STATE; Bohds
Tho Money Market is active at 6~1 Il cent,
but tie SUPPLY of cnrtl is not lacking. and borrowers
do not ,cncrniy Gud difficulty IN 'uPpying Themselves
ai the quot'tious.
Gold advanced to l2ss this morning: The
ehlefcausc assigned the necessities 81 the shorts bat
tho bulls taxa advantage of every rumor to run up the
Price aid sensation Tuuo.i had something TO DO w'A
tic advnnce ,L rlarrrs. About noon recession was
slowly t~sclopo,.. and the nlsko. closes at l2ti
Inc following is comparative statement Of
lie condition u the bank, q: Nov York city:
r,r. ....... si-5.iiaoi 10 .i',l Inc. cas- 81
, sr.t. ........, .fttr4n p In0- Inc. .iJ o ~
tIfCl afon........ s,'fr.si' 'f ''is'b .''r''' -.
Depo,.s .......... - % - ',i.t9' inr'.'' l''''
TlsLr = q, Loa- ep-ci-. Ct-i1a9p. gni DP'' a. re-
Hanlsef tlr C3 ~ N1ts. iorf JT o. rr-s -ff7sg ~
fnI ~ l. . .
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28

+. Corner eth and CHESTNUT SITS .PIIfT,ApEt-
PHIA.
This is one other eleven colleges loca,eG ns above
and also in ~
NEW YORK CITY, BROOKLYN, ALBANY.
TROY, BUFFALO, DETROIT, CLEVE.
LAND, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, AND
TORONTO, G. w.
Instruction in Book KerpIny P.umap.hin Com
merciai HrthinnHc Commercial Law. Phn"g,arhy
The Higher NlnIhG GmaliCs. &C. dav and evening the
mosi eNehsIV" AMI ,Irarilcal course iH the world
The advantages offered bv the uniop OF these co...
.eeg"F r'hce 'hfm "h"Ve every mtrly ca! Ernoul -
rach derives SPECIAL benefit from nj the others an The
combined experience of nhmcr-ns teachers the col.
tecll"n oi mnnnsC rpts. tulon WHICH We RELY nImo,t
entirely In'ea"hmg Book KeepiugA and the nuilIc,
on "i hooks beyond the ordinary means OF any single
institution. go
Schoar>hIps issued y any Of onr Colleges a . s,od
IN all Il unlimited
The Philadelphia College has heen recently on
larged and returnshcd in a superior manner and !,
now tho largest and most prosperous commercIal IN
stliulion ia The State. Its well known Thorough cur,e
o instruction, and the long practical experience #
tue PrncIPals offer mnequaicd NESTS 10 lhose
wishing thorough business edmcBilOn
NO Incompetent assistants emplOyed. Each student
ON The beginning under the charge of one or InoEe
OF the p'in"ipas.
Bryant IL SIratton's series of Text Books sent hy
man embracing Cook Keeping, Uhree editions Com
| M Tcial Arithmalic. and C0nmrrria Law
| For further particulars senh for a Catalogue
| Address BRYANT, STRA TION 4 CO.,
JahzSY Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28
MORO PHILLIPS
GemIisAc Improved
Super-Phosphate Of Lime !
(Ihe Standard Guaranlrel J

(Ihe Standard Guaranieed)
PREPARED at his Che nical Works, Camden, ".
J., For sale at Manuiac;urtrs Depot, No u North
FRONT Street Phltadeiphla
The great Satisfaction this truly Improved SupeE
Phosphate has given tu the AgrI uitural Community
gives great announcement to the Rlanufac,urer TO
continue iOIMprove II possible hts Article but never
10 fall back from It's Standard and maintain its well
merlted celebrity IL has given entire satisfaction To
those who have used il.
According to Analysis, made by DR.. + Pnsh Presi-
dent OF The Agricultural College of Pennsylvana of
all the principal Super Ph0sphateg Moro Philips
excepted manufactured il tins State wing their
Agricultural value. and published in the Country
Gentleman" ofNlarch S7lh, 1862. Moro Phillips Sn.
per Phosphate contains more Agricultural value than
any Ohe- IN the market
The Manufacturer is well av are that he makes
these assertions TO al intelligent Agricultural Commu
nIty, and 70 Scientific Analytical Chemists; also Ia
influential and long CSth bshed manufacturers OF Su
per PhOsphates; nevertheless. he makes these broad
declarations So complete has he manufacturer sue
ceeded IN making his article of uniform Sianda I'd
inst ne gives a LEGAL guarantee TO Wholesale Deal
ers thai II shall always be the Standard as from
the first.
Moro Phillips Super phste s sold e1tensiyel,
by the principal dealers in Fertilizers IN this Civ ant
State, and also in other States Over 1000 Tons
consumed by Farmers lost season, in this Slate an,
the States OF Delaware aud New Jersey.
Change in Price from S45 to 941 so per ton of 2OO(
lbs. No charge for Packages A liberal discount 1,
Dealers MORO PHILLIPS.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28
IL. =. Babbitt's
NeaU York City Soap.

amihringng out new and useful article of SURE
RIoR FRENCH CHEMICAL. ERAsIvE Soar or NEW YORK
"ITY SOAP put IN boxes Of 60 bars. sne pound ench
The genuine article of EraSve and DeteIsive SOap has
since it's Introduction lO the American public been
most fnvorably known as the
Best end Cheapest Washing Soap in Market.
Recent Discoveries known to no other manuiactur
er enable me to produce article posses ing cheEni-
cal" DeIersve aud Erasive" qualities far superior 10
any 0thrr Soap IN market
challenge tie ecOrld 10 produce as e7ual
This Soap is rapidly taking the place fall other
Soaps wherever introduced One pound will go as
tag as thSee pounds of ordinary family Soap. But one
quarter Of the time and labor required do the
amount Of washing with the best of iamly SOAP It
will wash In either hard salt water. Clothes need
nOtbong, and but little rubbing with tho hands thus
avoiding their upon the wash bOaTd IL does not
inuTe the fabric The contrary il preserves il and
fixes the cO0Ts. twill remove paint grease or
of all kinds. Directions each box for mo
pound Of The ADORE Soap into three gallons of hand
scft Soap. Send for box and give il trial n
you do not want whole box yOuraeIL get your neigh.
bOrs t. join you. and divide it.
Please bo particular. aad give full directions for
shipping the goods Also give the name OF your Pest
Office with The State and county in which yon reside
| Address b. I. BABBrTT.
80 40 Washington IT., New York
| p. ST. will send Box of Soap on the recent Of
! $500 '' '''''P' VI
! ar Ploasc send United States Treasury Netes g,
| Postage Currency
For sale in Philsde phia. Pa by Henry C. KelIoss
corner Chestnut and Water SITS ap2 .6m
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28

tIIIZENN,
testifying OF their own personal knowledge to the
beneficial efects and medical virtuesUf these Biers
Do You want something TO strengthen youi
Do you want good appetite!
DO you want to build up your Constituent
DO yon want to feel welll
DO you want to get rId of nervousness
Do YOU want energy
Do you want To sleep Welt
Do you want trIsk and vigorous feelrpf
If you do use H9OFLAND'S GERMAN 81 TIERS
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, ID. d Editor ofthe
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knnwledee
Although net disposed 10 favor or recommend Ps
tent Medicines In general through dIslrusI of their
ingredients and effects; .ei know of know of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to the
benehls he believes himself To have receiy ed from
any simple preparation i'll the hope that he nav inns
contribute 10 the benefit OF others.
do TINS the more readily in regard to UooAond's
German Bltter'. prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jack.ou of
this CITY, because waR preJudIced against them f.
many years. under the impression that they were
chlehy an alcoholic mixture. ! am indebied to nv
friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq, for the removal o
this prejudice by proper tests. and for announcement
TO try them when suffering from, great and long con
tnued debility. The of three bottles of these
bt'ers ht the beginning of tho present wear was fol
lowed by evident relief and restoration TO n degree
OF bodily and mental vIgnr which had not felt for 81,
months before and had almost despared of reQaining
therefore thank God my friend for directing m,
70 the use Of them j. NEWTON BRowh
| PhIiade lphia, June 81. 81
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28
American Hotel
$3.50 PER DAY.
CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AID S1xru
PHILADELPHIA.

The undersigned having reRew ed THEN Iea,, n,
Term years have entirely reGtIed The house hsym
painted carpeted and reiurnlShed thTouqhont e
The location of this honsa !. u,ars'
upon 'hc widest and pleasant part of Chesn,s;
st. directly opposite the Old Stale lIouse, ntsrWs
places OF amusement. the jebbng houses of Nnrtat
dime fare. wv ny 'O' NAIL
Inc toHms are large. well lighted. have superio,
for comfort. ' Na'e
- we are supplied with pure Milk. Cream Fruits and
vegetables from farm belonging TO us, aud wb,~b
Is managed exclusively for the hotel
Inc prOprlet0rsnfl he American ASSURE
and patrons that no pains III be spared to make tL
appointments Of this hotel complete end its lahrs
compare iaVOraby with The best houses IN the linn,
rOviy WYATT a UkIrI M i''o"'
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28
Established 1860.


Snuff Il Tobacco Manufacturer
l6 & Is CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly 40 Chambers Street. New York;
Would cali The attention of Dealers TO the ayslss e(
hIs manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Macahoy. Demgrns
Fine Rappee' Pure Virgins.
Coarse Rappee. NaChliOches
Amerr an Gentleman, Copenhaeea
YELLOW SNUFF,
Scotch Honey Dew Scotch
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch.
Irish High Toast. Fresh Scotch
or LundyiOot
~ Attention Is called to the large redustiep in
prices OF tIne-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacsss,
which will be found OF Superior QuanIy.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. FINE Ctr CuAw1NG suo.,~o
Long, j A. L.. or DlaIn = J,go
No l. CavendIsh or Sweet, Spanish
No.2, Sweet Scented OTrnoco CsnsStsr
Nos & 2m'xed. Tin Enil Cavendish,
GranulaIed. Tutk,sh
~ B-A circular of prices Will be sent on appIica
''O"' mh26.y
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28
particular N0tice,

There are many preparations sold under the name
OF Bltters, put up IN quart bottle compounded Of the
cheapest Whskey or common rum. costing from 20 10
40 cents per gallon. the disguised bv Anrse or
COrander Seed. This class OF Blters ha caused aud
Will continue 10 cause as long they can be .old
hundreds to die the death of the drunkard By their
use the system Is kept constantly under the influence
Of alcoholic stmalants of the KIND The d. sire
for liquor is created and kept up and The result Is oil
the horrors attendant upon drunka rd life and
For those who desire and will have a Liquor BIZ
iers we publish the follow ing receipt Got one bot
lie OF HO9fdndS German Bitters and mix with three
qnarls oi good BHndCy or Whiskey. ana the result
will be preparation that with far excel in medical
writes and true excellence any of the pumeruus Lii
quOr BItierS IN the market. and will cost much less
You VIII have all the yIrues Of HooRqnds Btte.s m
connection with good article OF Liquor. at a nuC h
less pnee than these inferior pref aralions will cost
Smyrna times., 1863-05-28
'UHr MuHey ny bnyIng your
CAssPETENGS

% save your money by buying your
CassPETINGS
at the "SECOND STREET CARPET STORE"
No 81 above Chestnut. PhIadephia
! am Offering at Wholesale & Retail nj tbe loxe.t
frces l0r Cash. large stock OF Imported and An, n.
can arpctlngs of every grade newest styles and The
best known makes
A'sn F!"nr on Cloths. Canton and Cocoa Mntlngs
and Window Shades IN great variety. IsolIclt an e.
animation of m stock and prices
J. r DELACROfX,
mh-5m 81 y Second ct above Chestnut PhiIa