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ASEcREr. "How do you do, Mrs. Bigss
Have you heard that story about Mrs.
Luddy ?" "Why, no really Mrs. Cad
what is it. do tell me?" "OhlI promised
not to toll it for all tho world No, | mus,
never tell on't-I'm afraid it will got out
No, I'll never open my mouth about it-nev.
or. Hope to die this minute3" "Well il
you'll believe it, Mrs. Luddy told mo las,
night, that Mrs. Trot told her that her sis
ter's husband was told by person who
dreamed it, that Mrs. Troubles eldest daugh.
ter told Mrs. Nickcns that her grand mother
heard by letter, which she got from her
sisters second husbands oldest brothers
step daughter, that it was reported by the
captain of a clam boat just arrived from the
Fcjee Islands, that tho ncrmaids in that sec
ton wear crinolines made out Of shark
skins"
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SrARcuiSG BosoMs AND CoLLARs.-A "Jer-
sey Farmers Daughter" sends to the Agri.
culturist the following directions: Pour q
pint Of boiling water upon two ounces Of gum
arabic. cover it and let il stand over night /;
in tho morning pour it carefully from tho
drcgs into clean bottle, cork it and keep it
for future use. A tablespoonful Of this gum
arabic water stirred in pint Of starch made
in tho usual manner. will give to lawns, either
white or printed,a look Of nCwncss, when
nothing else can restore them after they have
been washed. To every pint OF starch, add
a piece Of butter, lard, tallow or spermaceti
candle the sizs ola chestnut. Dissolve com.
mon glue in cider vinegar, rs thick as may
bc wanted. As It becomes too thick from
time 10 time. add vinegar. This is as good
us any that eau be purchased.
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AFTER THE COWS.

Evening Is creeping slowly on,
The shadows lengthen fast,
The cool fresh western breezes
Are tlittlng softly pasti
Aud in the upland pastures
The COW bell tlnklcs shrill,
And crimson is the clover grass
Upon the orchard hill.
Across tho yerdant hill top,
And through the valley shade,
After the cows Mt sunset
TO forth n lad and maid;
Her blue eyes seek for daisies.
His dark eyes seek her face,
That glowing revelation
or perfect girlish grace.
Shadow Is over tho forest,
Grim arc the moorland follsy
GOssamer fairies wander
Forth from their elfln cells.
Up the land 10 the milk yard,
Moonlight crowning their brows,
Come hack the lad and maiden,
Driving the lazy cows.
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poetrg.
BY THE SEA.

walked with her love by tho sea,
The deep came up with Its chanting waves,
Making music 20 great and free
That the will and the faith which were dead In me
Awoke and rose from their graves
Chanting and with regal sweep
or their 'broidered garments up and down
The strand. came the mighty waves OF the deep,
Dragging the wayc-worn drift from its sleep
Along the sea-sands bare and brown.
30 my soul. make the song OF the sea !" cried.
',IIow Il comes, with its stately tread,
And Its dreadful voice. and the splendid pride
or its regal garments nowing wide
Over the land,n to my soul said.
Ny soul was still the deep went down.
"What hast thou, my SOUL" cried,
"In thy song 2" ''The sea-sands bare and brown,
With broken shells and sea-weed strewn,
And stranded drift, my soul replied.
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Comn Warehouse.
Il. DE A r I N q

SUCCESSOR TO T. p. 5. pEARiSo,
sriLL CONTINUES TO
x..r ,hc Largest md Best Assortme"s
OF Collins, Robes and Plates that can oe i.anu N
York County. which will DO sold cheaper Mssa,iie
Buriai Casket-Saw fling and lob work aonv ~
short notice. Al the old stand, Dearing buiia,nS,
Chestnut street. Residence, south sues.s S'~'
the City Building. ''a
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-07-31

A my wifo and I, at the window ono day.
Stood watching man with monkey,
A cart cano by, with broth OF boy,
Who was driving stout littlo donkey.
To my wife then spoke, by way Of joke, :.
There's q relation Of yours IL that carriage"
To which she replied. as the donkey she spicd.
"Ah, yes, o relation-by marriage"
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Gbe Ul'iolt &gpurnl.
List of Drafted Men.

We publish this week list Of the re-
naming names Of those drafted In York
county
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SflisteIlaaeous.:
Spare Lines

Why Is blade Of grass like a note OF
handl Because il is matured by falling dew.
Senators have three ages, mileage,
patronage, and postage.
"A ruler should reflect that to reign
over he must rein in.
-Tho young lady who took gentle
mans fancy has returned it with thanks.
why does n sculptor die horrid
death? lie makes faces and busts.
NO man knows his strength or his
weakness till occasion proves them.
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PENSIONS & BOUNTIES.

f. W. GUPTILL,
Attorney at Lao, Saoo, Mdias.
Attorney and solicitor for Pensions and Bounty
Claims In Army and Navy.
Prompt and yiyiisnt attention given TO tho col
lectoR cf demands heretofore. aud all other bu-
sincSs incident to tho legal protcssson
Refers To- Hon. John W, Fowler. President OF state
and National Law School, ,Poughkcepsic, MY. lyiJ
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Colonel s. O. Jerrsrd Of the 2sd Msine (nino
months yoluntecrs) 10 dishouorably dismissed
the service Of the United States for having used
Encouraging and insubordinste language In
the prcsiice Of . large number q o. G oincer, and
ss"mmsnding officer, when ordered TO take q
,,or.ion of The enemy's works BY assault, and
rhIie his column wss st tho foot ofths psrapct,
bs, meantime. being temporarily In command
of his brigade. fr ~, ,,kis.
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EsLrsrxKSr or BLACK SOLDIERS. Tho fol-
lowing. copied from tho Memphis Avalanche
aud Appeal Of May 9th, 1861, is" commen.
tary on the atrocity Of tho act Of tho rebel
Congress, to put to death oil colorcd men
taken In our military service. Its another
evidence that the enlistment Of colorcd SOL
diers against tho Government, was in full op.
Grafton before II was begun on our side.
ATTENTION VoLuSfEExs.-Resoirsd5y 5y Tho
Committee Of Safety, That q. Deloach, b. X.
Cook and VIM. ID. Grcenlaw, be authorized
10 organize volunteer company, composed
OF OUR PATRIOTIC YRxx MEN oY CoLOR OF tho
city Of Memphis, roR THE sKRvicE or Our
COMMON DKrKssE. All who have not enrolled
their names. will call at the oaioe Of W. b.
Grccnlaw & Co.
r. Trrus, President.
r. w Dnw.-~- C~~~.turv
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JOHN E. BUTLER, Editor and Proprietor.
THE UNION & JOURNAL,

Is published every Friday morning, at 81 50, II
paid strictly In advance s20O II delayed ill the
expiration OF the year.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
Ono square (oeins the space occupied by IS lines
Of solid nonpareil. OF spaco II inches In length
orc insertion, S,O
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BIDDEF0RD, ME-, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1863.

c Frost, Ivory Staples, Samuel CLARK, Angus.
tus Brooks, George NJ Fernald, Archelas
welch, Samuel L Spinney. William spinney.
Henry 9 Tobey.
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Numhcr OF names IDJ urhMu, ". =.
Simon Mescrye. John Edegcomb, Erastus A. Grif:
fin, Almond y Thompson, Chns Carlc, Roscoe
ID Severance, Albion q smith, Freeman Hanson,
stephen bradbury, Richard Z Guilford, James
Brown, Nathan Atkinson, Joseph Weymouth, Caleb
Jocob Townsend, Nathl T. Rldlam, Vim bryant.
WIN II Dyer. Clias L Randall, VIM Carr, franklin
Henson, Nathan = Mason, samuel Hill Seth War
t;eo Houyh, Geo Benson, Grecnlicf y Rumery,
Francis A BurnhNm, Fred Woodnan, Winthrop
bradbury, Lorenzon ID smith, Thos q Sawyer,
Aaron Burnhan, Rufus kimball, Nathan Gilpat-
rick,
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"A little girl of four ycarswas saying
her prayers not long since. when her roguisl
brother, three years older, came slyly behind
her and pulled her hair. Without moving
her head shc paused and said :-"Plcasc
Lord, excuse mo minute while kick Fred
dy."
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Tom Hood said that when young
man, no couldn't wink at girl, but that
she took it for an offer OF marriage. The
consequence was, that a good many Of the
girls got Hoodwinked.
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11

all ac,s anu paIJsi ot atts inconsistent with or
repugnant to any of the provisions Of this are
heresy repealed, saving, however, and except
ing any and all suits or prosecutions now COM
meneed pending, and all rights Of suit or pros
ec0tlon under any prior act Of Congress, on
account OF the doing or committing of any act
herercby prohibited and all rights and claims
which the United States, or any person or per-
sons, now have, growing out of such prior act :;
all which pending suits and prosecutions shall
proceed and be determined, and all which
rights and claims shall remain and be as valid
and etfectual as if this present act had not been
passed nor shall this act be so construed lis in
any way to impair or affect the obligation duty.
or liability of any person who now is or shall
hereafter become the surety of any person con-
tracing with the United States or any officer
or agent thereof; but every such surety shall
be liable and anSwerable for the default Of his
principal in the same manner as if this act had
not been passed, save to the extent to which
his principal has performed the contract, or, if
damages have been so recovered. to the extent
OF one half of the damages so recOved and paid;
which last amount may be shown in reduction
Of damages brought against the principal and
surety, or principals and sureties, or their CON
tract. 'l
Approved, March ,. 1863.
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MORO PHILLIPS
Genuine Improved
Superb Phosphate of Lime
(Ihe Stonddrd Guaranteed J

(Ihe StondGrd GuGranteed)
PREPARED at his Che mical Works. Camden. N
j.. Eor sale at Manutacturers' Depot, No " North
FRONT Street, Philadelphia.
The great satisfaction Thin truly Improved Super
Phosphate has given TO the Agricultural Community
gives great encouragement 10 Ihe Manufacturer 10
continue 20 improve II possible his Article but
to fall back from its Standard aud MAINTAIN it's well
mered celebrity II has given entire salts lion to
those WhO have used it,
According TO Analysis made by Dr. E Pugh Pres-
dent ofthe Agricultural College OF Pennsylvnnia of
all the principal Super PhOsphstes ChiOTo PhllIps
eIcepted) manufactured il this State showing their
Agricultural value, and Deblished VI the Country
per Phosphate cOnlafH1a& ~ Agricultural value than
any other IN the market.
The Manufacturer is we'll av are that he makes
these assertions TO an intelligent Agricultural Commu
nty' and 10 Scientific Analytical Chemists also To
influential and long established manufacturers of Su
per PhOsphates nevertheless. he makes these broad
declarations. So complete has he manufacturer sue
ceeded IN making his article Ofa uniform SInnda ard
maj ne gives LEGAL guarantee 10 Wholesale Deal
ers thai II shall always be the Standard as from
the first.
Moro Phillips Super Phos phate is sold extensively
blythe p'incIPsi dealers in FsrIzcrs IN this City and
Stale and also in other States Over 1000 Tons were
consumed by Farmers last season, in this Slate and
the Stnies OF Delaware and New Jersey
Change in Price. from S45 To S47 SO per ton of 2OOo
ihs No charge for Packages. A liberal discount 10
Dealers MORO PHILLIPS.
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11
Es. Il. Babbitt's
Ne,U York Cify Soap.

INFRINGING out new md use lul article Of SUPE
Ron FRENCH CHENICAL ERAsIvE Soar or New YoRK
City SOAR. put III boxes Of 60 bars, one pound each
The genuine article Of Erasive and Defensive Soap has
SINCE It's Introduction To the American sDu bile, been
mos, favorahly known ss the
Best and CAeA1A IIashmg Soap IL Market.
Recent Discoveries known 10 no other manufacture
err enable me To produce article possessing chen
cal " DeerVe and Erasive qualities far suoerlor to
any OIher Soap IN market.
1 cbdIe'yc the Wor5d to produce It's eguaI
This Soap is RAPIDLY taking the place Of all other
S0apS Wherever introduced. One pound will 90 as
lar ~ three pounds Of fOrdinary family Soap But one
quarter OF Ihe lime and labor required do the samo
amount OF washing with the best Of family SOAP l
will wash IN either hard or salt water Clothes need
noihOihng and but little rubbing with The hands thus
avoiding their wear upon the wash board II does not
lnjuIe the fabrlc on the contrary il preserves and
hxes the c0lOrs. twill remove paint grouse or STAINS
oil all kinds. Directions sent in each box for making
one k0und 9 The above SGap into three galLons Of hand
some stt soap Send for box and give it a trial lG
you do moi "nnt whole h0x yourself get your neigh
bors IL join you, and divide il.
Please be particular. sad give full directions 70,
shipping ihe goods Also give the name OF your Post
ohce' Win She Stale and county in whlCh you reside
Address b. T. BABBITr.
10 Washington a.. New York.
5000 '''''P' VI
e1rPlaase send United States Treasury Ne,es or
Postage Currency.
For sale h Philadel rhia. Pa by Henry C. KELLOGG
oofnef |nes'hu' ana WATER sm ap2.6m
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American Eaosel
CHESTNUT sTREET BETWEEN F,rr4 ,'', 9
PHILADELPHIA. ~
80 PER DAY.

lie undersigned. having rome " ed thei, Lease C..
teth 0' yTirs nave entirely refNed Iht house hr,
painted. curpeied and reiurnished th,ou0hrn, '"s
The location Of this house is unsurIi,.,,d h..,.
upon INC widest and most pleasant patl %, Chen.
st, uIectiy Opposite the Old Stale liuuse, n.b,Iha
piaS9S S oI amusement, the jobbng h0nres OF Mari"
ahu lhird sls 0nd convenient 10 the cii, rr,,,nT'
tne care OF which run to ali parts OF the city for bo
me ro"ms are large. wellliphIed. have snpe,,.,
ventilation aud have heeu ref,,.i.hi ;,i "Pofh''
for comfort wan care
:, we ufe supplied with pure Milk Cream. Frui,s..
vege'aoles from fhIm belonging 10 as, und wh,'i
Is managed exclusively for the hotel "''''' q
The psOpSetOrsnfthe Americanoss ,Lo,c.
ana patrons that no palnS wll be spared to mot.
appointments Of this hotel cunulctp I'm, It',,, T
compare iaHoFably with The hest houses ir the NM,
'ON'y WYATT d IIEULlNC;~
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11

CITIZENS.
testiyIng OF thcIF own personal knu ledge no me
nenehclal effects and nUGIc IirIuekoi these Bilcrs
Do yOa want some ethIng 10 stYengtheu youf
DO yoh wnht good HrpetIIt
10 you want to build up your C0nstitution3
ID" yon want To feel weili
Dn y"u want To gel rid of nervousness
Do yJu WnHt energy
DO You want lU sleep wellf
DO you wan, - brisk nud vigorous feelinp,
ifyou do use lI9OFLANU'S GERMAN BIr'PEBS
From Rev. j. Newton Brown, d. D Editor ,t tho
Fncycl"pedIh Of Religious kunlyIedQ-
Although not disposed 10 htyor or recommend y,
tenI Medicines Ia general. through tslrst Of ,bev
ingredients and eit.cis; .e! know OF know of mn
,nhcieht reasons why man my not testify 10 HE
benefits he believes himself to have reretyet Ctnn
any slinpie PREPARATION IN the hope shat he may Tins
cOntr,but To The benefit pi olhe rs
do This the mOTe readily in regard To IIoa1onI'.
German BiierS prepared nv DR. c. NJ jackson. of
THIS clIy. hecanhe wns prejudced against Them f. =
many years under the ignprrssnn that they weye
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | aIn indebted Ia nv
friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq for the removal Of
IN" prejudice by proper tests and for announcement
TO nv Them "hen suffering from great and long con.
timed debility The use of three bottles Of these
ItierH nj the beginning ofthc present wear wns fol-
LEVIED by evident relief. and restoration 10 drpree
OF bodily and mental vIgOr which had for sIr
months before aud had almost despaired Of tegnlury
therefore thank God anu my friend for directing me
10 the use Of them. J. Npwrox Ru,vt,
PhIladel phia, June 23, 81
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11
[ EItrurtS from Letters

A DIsIsrEREsrED ACKNUwLKDMENY.-
Edward Webb. the Proprietor sud manufacturer Of
" Webbs Fertilizer, IN the city Of Wilmington, Del.
aware, says under date of December 1859 10 lhe
manufacturer Of Moro Phillips Super Phosphate.
Your Phosphate is rapidly taking the place of All
other Phusphaes in this market aud ifkept M 90 il,
present Standard. there will he limit 20 lis sale
Mr Stokes Practical Farmer Presiden nj nf the
Farmers Il merhanIcH' Bank. Camden. ". j. says he
hnS used Moro Phillips Super Phosphate, and it ha.
given him entire satisfaction
CulbeH Bro the laEgeri dealers in Fertilizers in
the city Of " Wlimlngt0n. Del. acknowledged To the
manufacturer that all Moro Phillips Super Phosphate
which vas sold by Them last Fail. To parties who
called for that nrtIcle aAd would have nothing ese
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11
Established 1860.
PETER LORITI.ARD,
Snuff d Tobacco Manufacturer

lG S is CHAMBERS ST.
-, Formerly ~ Chambers Street, New York,
ou call The attention OF Dealers 10 The articles Of
his Manufacture, VIZ:
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac hoy. Demi,ros
El"e Nappee' Pure Virgins,
Course Rappee, Nachuorhss
H'"oI.' "n "eh''han' CoPenhGsen.
YELLOW SNUFF
Scotch, Honey Day Sco,h
Irish High Tuasi Fresh scotch
or LundyioOt.
" Attention is called TO the large rsGsrfinH in
prices ot tine-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobne,o.
which wili be found of Superior Quair,y
TOBACCO
SMOKING. FINE CTR CmAwIAG. SSex,N,.
Long. 4. L.. or paIn q J,,n
NO: L. CaVendish or SW eet, Suouish
No2. Sweet Scented OInnoco. Canas,er.
Nos x mixed. I'm Eml CnycndIsh
Grannla,ed. Turkt.h
N B-A circular OF prices will be senl on nppIica
mh26.ly
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11

l.. Corner 9TH and CHESTNUT Sts purt.ptr
PIIIA.
ms is one either oevsa colleges locnleG a. above
and also in '
NEW YORK CITY, BROOKLYN, ALBANY
TROY, BUFFALO, DETROIT, CLEYE.
LAND, CHICAGO, Sr LOUIS, AND
TORONTO, c. W.
Instruction ia Book Keeping PruIna.,tit Y.o,o
merelhl ArEhmnilc. Commercial Law P!,,r,np,n,hv
we IlIgheE mah eInaIICs, &C. duv uud e\ eh,ua ,ts
mos extensive and iractIca source in The World
l ne advantages offered hy the untUr t:f U,p.r col
;,eHts pace lh"Ih hb"ve every mrrly cal srh4,l -
rd ucrVe" SPECIAL benefit from all the OIEcrs III me
t"'noheu experience Of numerous teuClt p the r.i
'ec'i"H OF manuscripts, (upUn Wh6h we 5rIv ,irnf.t
entirely nIeRrhng Book keepnr1 nnd iLo y,i,II,o
ii" OF books beyond the ordinary menI- OF ca, .,nIe
institution e''
Sc"lnr>hiEs issued any CT Uur College. ace xood
IN all q ne unlimited 49,
The Philadelphia CGl,eae has htep reCrulIv o.,
IaFged and Trurnshcd in "A superior mnI ncr and -
no" lhe largest and most pTS>leriIs ttar n rcioI ~
sliluiInn IA HE State. las well knew yL c,u,.a
"i lnsirucI"n. and the long pruciicnI xp+ti,nc+ =.
e principals. "iirr unequal led lI nee inc ais Ia IN, 50,
wishing Thorough business edncalion
y" IN HompetcHI assistants employed. Each hAIrJeEl
ON The beginning is under the Churre Of one or more
OF the pvinaipuls
bryant & St7aIlOU's series Of TexI Books ,eut hV
mai embracing Book Keeping. uhTec eifLIcrA ON
IN: rcinl ArI'hmaiic and Commercinl Law
For further pariIruar- send fur q Catalogue
Address. BRYANT, STRAT1ON & CO.
J"nS''y Philadelp4!i
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11
MATLACK'S
MEN & BOYS
Clothing Establishment,

No. 9O4 MARKET. ST, FHfLADELPHIA.
We would respectfully call your attention to our
Large Stock of MES's AND Boys, CLOTHING, embra
eng every variety Of and Meterial suitable for
for the season. s.sess - Y
Weshavs also on hand a full assortment of SpRIN0
GooDs, adapted TO MEN's AND Bors' WEAR. and would
invite your attention thereto.
- uneSo Iroods have been purchased for CASH, and
will be sold at a small advance for CASH. s;
Particular attention paid to all orders, SO as to
insure satisfaction to the purchaser.
[IAEN Z q E@ FE,5 M A1lF4ACKgAgts2 81
mhl2-3 904 Market Street
The Commissioner Of Internal revenue has deei
ded that ifa husband and wife live together, and
thelr aggregate income is in excess of $60O per
annum they will be entitled to but one deduction of
Soco. II man and wife do not live together, but
maintain separate establishments they must be taxed
separately, and will each be entitled 10 the 5000 de-
ducton.
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11
DR.. u. ". CE0acsOn.

Respectfully offers his services 10 Ibe ct
Izens OF Smyrna and VIe4Ilily.
ETOFFICE and Residence, Main street, nearIyop.
Po"'e 'h" 9Ia"hte House. jan 90
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11
SM ! KN A, DEI,.

Having peTChasc the business OF John II Graham.
IL now prepared 10 furnish to the people efSm, rna
aud country aroTni the greatest and best variety of
Stoves ever offered to tins place. and prices 10 sun
he times: such as Cooking. ParUr Bar. Room, ard
Church Stoves. Heaters DC. &c | would particu
arly call attention te the Royal Cook as being IN
every respect the best Cookng Stove now in .e for
Wood or Coul. having very long Fire Chnmhers
LIkcwIse 10 all kinds Of JOB WORK ia connection
with the Stove business, such putting up Heaters
tooiihg Sp0utIng, GutierIng. either with Iron, Tin
or Copper at the lowest rates. and with prompt dis.
patch.
Will deliver Stoves in any part Ofhe town or coun.
try and put them up free Oi charge and warrant them
to give satisfaction II managed as directed. II any
uersol about buy Stove IN the cities AZ thew have
been doing years past. will call at my place. will be
satisfied they can save money by buying at home.
share OF public patronage is respectfully solici.
ted. WILLIAM : CREEN
Jh<S Smy rn0, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11
L artiCular Notice.

OF bil'efs. put up IN qunrI borle Compounded of he
cheapest "hskey or common rum. costing from 20 Il,
lo cents per gallon the taste disguised hv AnIse or
C0rander Seed Tins class OF Btlers har caused and
will conIInue 10 cause long as they can he ,olJ
hundreds 10 die the denIh ofthe drunknrd By the n
use The sy"'eu is kept Constantly under the influence
OF Hc@hoIic slmnanls Of the worst klnG The 4, s!te
tor liquor !" created and kept up ard the TeAuts nl
The horrors attendant upon drnnkard II and deaIh
For those who desIre and will have IA LIQUOR Bu
iers we publish the iolloUnx receipt. Got one hot
iIe oil HocadHd GeTmqn Bnisrs mad nix with three
qnartr Of good Brandty or Whskcy. anu IN. result
VIII ne preparation that viii far excel IN medical
virtues aud true excellence any Of The numerous LII
quoF Bitlrrr ia the market. and will cost much lens
f"h VIII nave MI lhe virtues Of HooRaHds Bte,x IN
connection with good article Of Liquor. at a muf
ies1 price than thcre inferior PREPARATIONS will cost
Smyrna times., 1863-06-11
States Union Hotel,
Nos. SOC AND COS MARKET ST.
PHILADELPHIA.

Iss The andersgned. formerly Of the Yellow
&4iii Springs Hotel, Penn and Of The Eagle Hotel
Eiiu North Third Street, PHILADELPHIA hui mor re
Gently OF lhe Indian Queon HJel. Whining.
zen. Delaware begs TO inform hIs friends and lie
public generality that he has ace ped the manager
met aud that tho house hus been recently Ibo,omh
iy renovated and iInrE> ed Ihroush shout in mamie,
which @illcompafe iayOrabIy wiIh the first class ho.
tes o the city and cannot fail TO give saIsacIIon 20
those who paironixe the establishment
ihe Obice. Dining Room. Bar Room and Restnuron,
VIII be attended by cnreful and Obging ASSISTANTS
VINO VIII at sl times use their beat endeayos 10 n,o
mo'e ,he happness and comfort OF guests. The nlan.
ager ilIers himself IhnI by strict aen,Ion IN hns;
ne VIII merit and receive beiafshare Of ouhlic en-
couraeemenc The travelling public are corisliv
invited 10 Ill. ~ "'a"y
Terms. Si.o0 per day.
-, CHAs. NJ. ALMOND.
PY-t l-..t ..t 4. 81 Manager.