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HORACE WATERS, Agent.
Aft No AS1 uro.5u.1 ~ W
VIHE HORACE WATERS PIANOS

"A and Melodecns and Alexandra o gans, and T.
GlLBERT a CO.'S celebrated -Eoian Pianos, are the
finest instruments for parlors ard churches now in use.
A large assortment can be seen at the new warero1ms,
No. ash between Grand and Broome SITS.
which will be sold at extremely low prices. Pianos and
Melodeons, from sundry markets, new and second hand,
to let, and rent allowed if purchased as per agreement.
Monthly payments received fer the same. Secondhand
Pianos and Meiodeons at great bargains; prices from
S2S TO $t00. Sheet Music, Music-Bsoks, and all kinds
Of Music Merchandise, at war prices. A Pianist in at.
tendance will try new music.
q lf tHsf- OPINIONS OF THR PRRss.
% "The Horace Waters Pianos are known as among ths
very best. We are enabled to speak of these instruments
with some degree Of confidence, from personal kuowl-
edge of their excellent tone and durable quality ."-Neao
York Evangelist.
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State of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT COurt IKE

Stutc Oh court AeT
nOsha County.
Gustavus A. Austin William r. Sanford and
Edwin Hammond against Asahsl W. Ben
ham, Elizabeth Benham, his wife, Erastus ~I---
Corning, Trustee, &C., LycurRus Edger- Revenue
ton, Michael W. Rogers, Walter 7. Hatch, Stamp.
Amos NJ. Sackett, w. 4. Belcher, Justus -
R. Sackett, Henry W. Belcher, Charles
Carpenter, Elbridge H. Benham and Az
ton Sheriff.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN
To tie G6oUe named Defendants:
,KTOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
n the complaint in this action, of which a copy IS
herewith served upon you, and to sefve a copy of your
answer on the subscribers, at their office, Nos. 5 and 6,
State Bank Building in the City OF Milwaukee and State
of Wisconsin, within ninety days after the service here
of, exclusive of the day of such service; and If You fail
to answer the complaint as aforesaid, the Plaintiffs will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant. Dated Milwaukee, April 2, A. d. 1868.
GARY & PRATT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Milwaukee Wis.
A copy of the complaint in this action was filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Kenosha
County, at the city of KenOsha, on the 9th day of April
A. D. 1858. CARY & PRATT, ~
6w44 Plfs' Attys.
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I'd Wards Rr Sec 80, re- NR28E

"a Wdrd-SB Rr Sec so, re- r % b..
Antoine Pitts. 8 W or bk 20
Anston Mygatt blk 80; n hf except G B NJ Dc ORR
track on W side, & S1.2 rds by 12 rds cut off S W cor.
Minerva Coleman-bk 80; com at s e cor of n hf of bk,
n on { line OF blk s HIP rds, W par with 4 line of bk
6I-l2 rods, s parl with e line OF bk S Hip rods e
parl nth 8 line of blk . Hip rods to beg
NJ Steenback. blk 80; com at S 6 cor of blk, n 4 rds, W on w
line parl to s line of bk8 rods, s parI with e line of
DIX I rods, on S line OF bk 8 rods to beg
P W N~ewhouse blk 80; com 4 rdsn of s e cor of blk. W
s rods, s 4 rods, e to beg
Joseph Williams. blk 30; com ID rods n of s e cor of bk,
n 4 rods, W 10 IDS, 5 4 rds, e Ii rods to beg
John Werner. Blk 30; com IL rds n OF e cor of blk, W 16
rds, n 2 rds, e 16 rods, 20 rods to beg
F A swartze. blk 81; com % rods " of ) e cor of bk on 8
line thereof, n l6 IL rds, W rds, s 16 1-2 rds, e 4rds
to beg
John Jacobs. blk 81; CONS 80 rds W of e cor of biz on S
line thereof, n IL 1-2r ds, w3 rds, 5 16 12 rods, A
rds to beg
Paul Bremen blk 81; com 40 rods W Of e cor OF bk on
line thereof, n 16 12 rods, W to W line Of blk, to s
W cor ofPk, e to beg, except 2 rds off " side for & D
M Q R R track.
Strong & Bond. n W or s e or bk 80.
Strong q BonI.. IS hf II e or e ar bk 80
Fisk d Bond IS W or g { Or bk 81
5 Fisk. s W or n W qr bk 80
Est OF Young e hf W or Il W Or bk SO
I'D Bond " hf n W ar n y nr hi 20
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Mrs Patterson-com p rds g Of n W cor of Sd Or sec and 29
- II of 9 line of Prairie Avenue, thence q to the 81, W
100 fl, n lilo fl, e 100 fl TO beginning.
Z finen-cOm 100 # eof " line of sd Or sec and Is Tds 8 Of 6
line OF Prairie Avenue, W 5Oft, sll6 IT,, e so #, n116f fl to beg
The toHoacing in W Or Sec 6, II r %.
c Pierce-eom 5 claims L 81 links v & 2rds s of n e cor OF Sd
or sec, s 81 rds Is ks, " % rds Il ks, n y rds p ks to
BaldW1n's land, E s rds, n 20 z line of Prairie A avenue, 9 to
beg; except land taken for PomerOy ct, running through
E * " az per map Of Brande x Lathrop for 1857.
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Tax Sale.
dA DCIIOs
RuNooHA COuNTy.

hENUSbA OUUN4Ig
Treasurer Office April, I'd 1861.
1, P. H. Wood Treasurer Of said county do hereby
give notice that on the I'd Tuesday being the twelfth
day of May next and the next succeeding days lshal
county the following described lots, pieces or parcels
of land or so much thereof as may be necessary 10
nav the taxes, interest and charges thereon for the
year 1852: to wit: Sale to commence at 10 O'CLOCK
q. IN.
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8 Fisk. com on 9 line of Market st at n W cor of land NJ
MIR Bronson,s to n line of Durkee's western addition.
W on sd n line to intersection with S line Of Market 81
e on sd line to beg
d W Porter. com So 12 rods W & 2 rds n of s e cor of
sd or sec, n q rds & 10 links, W 5 1-9 rods, 8 2T rods &
10 links, e5 12 rods to beg
McLaughkan'S Addition.
san2l QuariSs,' und. If DO g 8
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For Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed Bugs,
Moths In FUrs, WOOlens Sc, Insects Oh
Fowls, Animals sc.
Put up in Csc soc and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles and Flasks
So and S. sizes for Hotels, Public Institutions &c.
''0nly infallible remedies known"
"Free from poisons."
"NOt dangerous to the human family"
Rats come out of their holes to die"
Sold VIII olesale in all large cities.
Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
i!Bewarell of all worthless limitations.
See that 'ECosrAR's' name is on each Box, Bottle and
Flask before you buy.
Address HENRY II. COSTAR,
Principal Depot 4S2 Broadway N. Y.
Sold by CORNELIUS BERTHOLF,
Successor to StdrkaoeGther,
6m89 Kenosha Wis.
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Horace Waters meIodeons.
The Organ

Is a reed instrument, corresponding in power and com
pass to the ordinary 16 feet pipe organ.
In rosewood cases, 5 stops........... -. $3.50
" Is " 285
Is stops, with percussion, and expression a al
maln, -. .-....."....0I5
A liberal discount to cash purchasers during the v ar,
and an extra discount to clergymen, Churches, Sabbath
Schools, Lodges, Seminaries, and Teachers. The traae
supplied on the most liberal terms.
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Tax Sale.
KENoSHA COUNTY
Treasurer office, April Cd 1868.

AhNOSuA OVINI
Treasurer office, April I'd 1863.
IL. II. Wood Treasurer of said county do hereby give
notice that on the 1st Monday being the fourth day of
May next and the next succeeding days, I shall sell
at public auction at the court house in said county,
the following described lots, pieces or parcels of land
or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the
taxes, interest and charges thereon for the year 1861.
Said lands being lands which were not sold for the
taxes of 1861 by the Treasurer Of said county, under
chapter 339 in the General Laws of 1862 for the unpaid
taxes of said year 1861 to wit Sale to commence al
10 o'clock A. NJ.
p. H. Wo0D Treasur.
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& NtronQ's Additon.
HOEHteo u7tW NtcItOt6 Auu1tt0N,

L Benenict. lot Z bk !, com at 9 W cor Of sd lot.nSto
a point due " of a point 100 # s of n W cor Of lot
II e to line of " hf of sd or sec, S to s e cor of
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Sec. Il. All members OF the organized volun-
teer companies Of the state, shall be exempt from
Jury duty and from the payment ofpoli taxof ev-
cry description. Horses, arms, equipments and
uniforms Of al officers, non commissioned oficers
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The Lolloaoinq IN S " Or Sec

W T Goodhue. W hf of lott bk 6
7 D Bond. Lot 6 bk 6; com at 8 W cor lot 6, 3 rods, n
Ards W 8 rods, on W line of sd lot to beg
Michael CLARK. Lot 6 blk 6; com 8 rods e of S W cor oft
6, e to s e cor, n 4 rods, " to within 3 rods of n W cor,
8 to beg l., B,I
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Bond g. Porter-cOm IS rds1 lKs W s. 2 rds sof n 9 Ger Of sd
or sec, W II rds, 8 IS rds, e12 rs, n IS rds TO beg.
Bond 4 Porter-com on W line of G coz of sd or sec 6, $40
rds 8 of n line of Sd Or sec; 5 to 8 to : v cor Of n e Or Ofnw
qr of sec 6; e 81 rds, n 60 rds, W 81 rds to beg.
lot RK. lot Blk,
J D P Hardy, 8 IS r Crook, 4 IA
N Ehle, 4 10 Unknown, Ehle's subd.
do IS of 6 acres in sd or sec 8 16
MARQUIS Ehle. O II Unknown. 4 10
do 5 10
Cary Bronson--eom at a point % chains s. "a links n of line
of sd Or sec and IS rds & 7 links " from the g line, W to Hale
& Bonds land. supposed to be % rds & II ks, s to city linz
its, etc q point s of beg, n to beg: except Fremont Avenue.
Fourth waad--a e Or 9 81 ia II 23.
P Kelley. blk 8; com on s line of blk 4 rods e Of S "
cor, n 8 rods, e Sc #, 9 to 8 line Of bk, W So It to
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and privates used for military purposes, in the or
ganized or enrolled militia of the state, shall be ex-
empt from executed.
Rules Of Discipline and System Of / nstruct'0n
Sec. ~. The rules of discipline and regulations
of the United States, shall so far as the same may
be applicable, constitute the rules OF discipline
and regulations of the organized militia of this
state and the rules and articles of war establish
ed by congress and the war department, for the
army o the United States, shall be adopted, so
far as they may be applicable, for the govern
ment of the militia Of this state and the sys-
TENS of ms truction IN tactics, prescribed for the
different arms and corps in the United States ar
my, shall be followed in the military instruction and
practice Of the militia of this state, and the use Of any
other system is forbidden.
Pay and Allowance Of MALTA in Acttce Sertice.
Sec. 40. Whenever any militia Of this state shall be
called into active service, aud if engaged for ten days
or less, the priVates shall receive one dollar per day
each, and be subsisted al the expense OF the state. The
officers shall receive the pay ofthe officers Of their rank
in the United states service. If engaged longer than
ten days, they shall receive the same pay and rations
as are or may hereafter be established by law, for the
army Of the United States.
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8 Fisk. lots 3 and 4 blk II; com on e line of lot A A
# s of n e cor of sd 1t, s to S e cor of bk, W to 8 " cor
of blk, n to within 66 # ofn W cor of lot 8, e lOO It,, n e
to 8 W cor ST Bells lot, e to beg
@ b Ticknor. n c or of blk 10; except the 8 90 1t In
width thereof
S Fisk. n W or of blk 10
S Fisk. blk 20; com at 5 W cor Of blk and on e line
of W Main st, IL oA sd e line " IA # to S W cor
of G G Sholes land, e on S line of Sholes land to
s e cor thereof, n parallel with e line of bx, 10 n e
cor of Sholes land G to e line of blk at a point 15I
# of n e cor Of ok, s to s e cor of ok, W to beg
The toilOUiag IN S w Qr0f Sec 81 r 2 Il y.
II II D~eming-lOt2 blk 2; com on g line of lot 2 IT n
of S 9 cor, II 80 #, W to W line of lot, 8 81 #, eto
beg
G Brainard-lot Z blk 3 n hf thereof
The toll03cing in $ 10 or Sec3 81 T2 RES,
Unknown-Iot ) blk
Est of S Fuller-lot 8 ok ]
Est of e X Watkins-com 2 rods W and 30 rods
8 of n e cor of sd or sec, W l6 rods, n l6 rods, 9
l6 rods, 9 Is rods TO beg except Il X track
F Quarles-com 2 rods W and AZ rods s ofn 9 cor
ofsd Or sec, W % rods s 8 rods, y rods, n 8
rods to beg
Fasks Isl Western addition.
j Spnborn and S HoltUn-lot 9 blk 2
G G Cole-bk z
S Fisk-bk 9 W hf thereof
do biz 3
Z FBishop-com 2 rods s and 2 rods W of n Q
cor of sd or sec, W Is rods, 8 II rods e l6 rods
n to beg, except r r track and depot grounds
E F Bishop z rods W and 80 rods S of n e cor of
sd or sec, W IL rods, 8 10 rods e 16 rods n 10 rods to
beg, except Garden st in the 8 and r K track
JenneS AdditSin.
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The fouOgang in s. E. Or. Sec. 81, Z. 2 r.. %.
M~cGill-Block %; Ii 1-3 Of n e Or sd bk'
" b Slocum-bk %; com at S W cor, thence c on s line II d
90 #, N to centre of bk, W 80 #, 8 to beg. .
W b Slocum-bk %; com at S e cor of bk, thence W to a poiGt
SO fl c of 5 W cor, IL to centre OF blk, g 100 II 0 line 0 DIX
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Instruction IN military duty.

Sec. 40, All companies of the organized mill
tia of this state, shall assemble at least in two
months tor instruction, and all memUers who abb
sent themselves from such meetings for instruct>
ion, during three consecutive meetings. unless
properly excused by the commanding officer Of
such company,or through absence from the coun-
~, or bodily disability snail be debarred iron. the
exemption otjury duty and pol. tax, aHd su5ie L
{ expulsion from their company Butt shall be
laSiIitur the. governor, whenever Va MS Judgment
the public interest requires it, 70 order any com
pany, regiment or any other organized portion of
the militia OF this or any number or fractional
part OF the militia, or of the militia within certain
prescribed ages, either of the whole state or any
portion thereof, to assemble for Instruction in
military duties, at such times and places as be
shall think necessary aud proper Such instruct
ion shall be conducted under such regulations and
IN such a manner, tor such length of time, and by
such officers. as The gaEernur NAV ORDER
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Sec. 81. The commission Ofany officer called
into active service, shall continue until the mill
tary body in which he serves, shall be disbanded
by the commander>in>ehief or such military body
shall be relieved from active service tori unless
such officer shall be dismissed or discharged from
the service by the proper authority and no cons
missioned officer shall be allowed to resign when
in active service. All vacancies of officers or non~
commissioned officers shall, be filed by appoint
ment or promotion the fret by the commander
in. chief, and the second by the commanding off,
Ger of the troops in such service.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22
TnE SUCCESS in ARkASsAs

The loss of Iiarper's Ferry, by the shame
tui surrender of Col Miles, has been atoned
for BY our capture of the Post of Arkansas
where we captured eight or ten thousand
men, tog'th with abundant supplies and
munitions. We have only brief telegram.
&c accounts of the affair, but il appears 70
have been one of the best managed under
talings of the war. The action was con,
menced by the gun-beats, which sbelIed
silenced and captured some earthworks
about two miles below the main fortifica,
tons. The troops, under Gen MN.
nand, were then landed and marched n tho
rear Of the Post, while Admiral Porta-
with his fleet, went up the river and sbalIod
the rebel works from the front. Tbey tvsra
then ssormed by the troops and carried. but
not without considerable resistanceal1 = .onr 1,s
loss about two hundredin killed and iwonnS
ed and that Of Che rebels more than donbIa S
tlat number, ' s'+pis
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22
War News.
HARBOR DEFENCE.

General wool, who hes been recently as.
.e' to the Department of the East in.
GUIDING all the States east of New York. ha.
entered vigorously into the discharge of his
new duties. The different harbors and forts
In his Department will be put in a perfac,
state The forts on the sea coast are 70 ho
strongly fortified, and will at once he
strengthened and put in an inyulnerable
state Of defence. '''''
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22
MARRIED.

January Sth, in Philadelphia. bv Rev. Mr. sl-,.
David W. Gemmil, Jr., to Lizzie G. Darling botI
of New Castle. "s' '0''
On Jan. 18th, by Rev. VIM. Hammond, Mr.. Mar
TIN r. AllAband and Miss Rhoda Ann Anderson
both of Muiderkill Hundred.
:, On the same day, by the same, Edward Holden.
Esq, to MISS Nancy Needles, all Of FELTON,, Del.
N Camden, Deg, on Thursday morning, 9Th inst.
oy Rev DR., Qulgley, DR.. &. w. Parvis, of Queen
AIMS CO., and Miss Sarah J. Lamdin, of the Ermor
place. '0' ''-0'
On tle 18th inst, by Pew. VIM. Bisbop. Mr..
EPhr'am Star. to Mrs. M-ry Ann Fennimore, all Of
-, On the 9Th inst, BY Rev. WIN. Bishop, Henry
"nIte and Mary Carr Friestone, ell of SMYRNA.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22

MILITARY CHANaE--Col S. H. Allen, of
the First Maine Cavalry, having resigned
nis commission, on account of his health, has
been succeeded in command of the military
post at Frederick, Md, by Col. Redden, Of
the 80 Delaware Regiment, the remnant of
which regiment, together with the Purnell
Legion, are also to duty at Frederick.
captain G. H. Smith, of the First Maine,
late Provost Marshall there has joined his
regiment In the army Of the Potomac, and
be been succeeded by Captain Haughey, of the
Third Delaware, as Provost Mars6aI.-Re-
publican.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22
Saturday Evening Posi-.

Inc me ArURDAY EVENING PosT Is Weeklv name,
ueSoeo TO Literature News. &C. Among ,bs CON-
Mrs EAea Wood GuIor HS Of Gl'Ins~I;hsd Eng shed writers
Earle Heirs." etc. '' 1''""e' ihe
q. MST'0" Hdrla"d, author cf"Mriqm," alone /"
1ng,n'S r. !oDnsend, ,Ohose domestic sketches ar.
con;oa se Hsies-Single copy So two copies, 80; fou,
opes' 90 eight copies land one extral sig. t,Ven1v
copies (and one eIira) S25. Si~' twenty
A SPLENDID PREMIEM
Nv "ho ,h wants Sewing NachInel To any one send
hg thirty Subscribers TO the POST and 500 will bs
SEWING MACHINES. such as are sold bv Them aI
1HTY'FlVE DOLLARS. The machines will be select
Gu ne" al the mandatory in New York and will he
SENT ooXed, with full directions for setting nm and
uSihg' and with no expense, except for .(reighf
DEACON 4 PETERSON,
~, No. 3l9 Walnut St.. Philadelphia.
@TSpecImen numbers Of the POST sent gratis
when required. e
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22

HoLDFAsr RosFcRANs.-A Richmond paper, com.
menting en- Gen. Bragg's defeat and fight after
bOasting ofa victory overy Rosecraus, quotes the
pfOveFb: bragg is good dog, but Hold
fast is better Ono'" The same happy application
OF the saying has been made pretty generally in the
Army Of the Cumberland, and Gen. Rosecrans is
now called by his soldiers, "Old Holdfast" The
designation will cling to him as that Of "Old Hick.
ofy did to General jackson, and that Of" Old
Rough and Ready" to General Taylor.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22

a woman's mission, as the world goes, is to make
nome happy mans, to find the means wherewith
she may do it. Woman's wsrk should be- as woman
was herself, the completion of all labor. From her
must come those final touches and eliminating
graces which make dinner of herbs pleasant
banquet, and cottage starred over with iessamine
palace Of eontentment,
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22

A cOuntryman, while passing through one of our
Streets saw an elegant equipage passing. After
gazing in wild amazement, first on the handsome
driver, then on the gentlemen with folded arms
and white erayat, he asked, which one owns
the tcami"
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22
DIE %,

Departed this life in great peace (of heart disease
u Inflammation OF the lungs at Bishops 2cghton,
henbeiIe' ~.1.w Of General Reubelle. of Frapcc.
and formerly Mss Kennedy. of Smyrna, Del.
Also at the same place, on the 10Th. her daughter
1ula' cons'rt OF the Rev. VIM. II. Ogle, vicar of
In D"ver, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Mike Writ, in
the 92d year of her age. 49, -
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22

We learn that Gen. Lockwood, who has
neen IN command of the forces of the East
{eFR Shore OF Maryland and Virginia, has
been ordered to report at Baltimore to Gen.
Schenck 1t is supposed he will be ordered
to Harpers Ferry, to take command of our
troops there. Col Wallace takes Gen.
Lockwoods place, but without being pro-
NOTED in rank.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22

A CAUTIoN.-This is dangerous period Of the
year for colds People should be careful. Mrs
iaftlhgt0n says she has romantic affection in
her llders, the neurology in her head, and the
embargo in the region of her jOcuar vein, and all
from opening the window to throw a bottle at co,
pie Of belligerent cats on the shed.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22

Il "A very dangerous counterfeit of the S5
bills OF the bank Of America, in Philadelphia.
has Just made its appearance 1t is printed
IN the same colors, and very much resex-
bles the genuine bills.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22
DOCTOR A. I'll. SANBORN

eias located IN Smyrna, and respectfully offers bis oro
lesslonal serpcest to the inhabitants of this nac and
xicinity; yI II ny, OEFlCE-AT TIE HOUSE OF DAVID
4 E1H0pE 10IH tOH; RECEnTLY OCCUPIED BY DR. JNO
A. MOORE. Observation-Disclosures :, 1,~o dooSs
Ayars 'A' ''e' 'unes D.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22

HOMESTEAD LAw.-On the first of .Janua-
ry the new homestead law took effect For
fifteen dollars a man can secure 100 acres of
Government land by this act.
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22

WARES, &C., Sc,5
a. MS Store on Main street, no1t door to Bank of
Smyrna and that " D"iN VI
Epery article is Fresh and Genuine. and oftbs R..,
Q"aty Aat can be procured, each being selected er
PeSSy jor Phys'etdns Prescriptions and Family use.
u Is MS determination to sell everything in his lin.
at The lowest price e - "'' i'No
=, ms connection with the best wholesale Aouses in
hiiade iphia and New York will enable him 10 de-
oi ne therefore respectfully solicits the Public PAT
H "hicn by strict personal attention to business
ms study to deserve and appreciate. -
Smyrna times., 1863-01-22
Miscellaneous Advertisements

OFFICE OF Jay COOCE.
subscription Agent,
AT Jay Cooke & Co.. Bankers,
ia sOUH THIRD STREET.
Philadelphia, Nov. i, 1862
c he Undersigned, having been appointed SIB.
sCkIFIlON AGENT by the Secretary Of tSs Treo-
sufV' Is now prepared to furnish at once ,bs
new Twenty Year 6 Der cent.
Bonds,
" ne Chlted States, designated as Five T,xen,ies
eueHmaOle at the Pleasure of the Government afie,
hVe Yeas, and authorized bv Actof Congroso 49,.
ed February IS. 1862 e''''' aPPiO'-
an me COUPON BONDS are sued in sums of $50
The REGISTER BONDS in sums or sso e,oo
S1OO $1,000. and $4,000. Si'O'
interest al SIX per cent per ann1m will commence
Hom date OF purchase, and is
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
oeml-Anrnally which is equal at the present premi.
LII OH 20 a. 70 about EIGHT per cent. per unnnm
Farmers. Merchants, Mechanics CanitaI,s,s ond
all VINO have any money to Invest shonId Lno,, onj
1'vnet tnat these Bonds are, in fact a FIRST
W u OADE upon all Railroads. Canals Bank Stocks
securities and the immense products Of all the
huIaclures' DC. &c, in the country. and thar rho
ui auG ample provision made for the payment of Ibe
ilefeSt ana liquidation Of prncipa by Custom Dutes
ENGise stamps and the Internal Revenue, serves 10
make IheSe Bonds the
be'f' Most A00iLqble and Most Popular Investment
tn the Market.
=, Subscriptions received at PAR in Legal Tender
.'1es or notes and checks Of banks at par IN Phla
delPha. subscribers by mail will receive prnmnt
anenton and every facility aud explanation Will be
afforded on application at this office " 10
tu!l supply OF Bonds will be kept on hand for i'm
"euia,e t, uelIVerV. JAY COOKE,
nuN,G n"S 10 Subscription Agent
" 10 save trouble TO parties desirous Of Investing
IN ihs popular loan o sending to PhiIadenbia hav
appointed K ROBINSON d. Co.. corner of an and
Nlarket Hs Wilmington Agent for the State of Del.
aware They will deliver the bonds in snv emnmn,
required without any charge for their services
H. X H. y Co will cheerlully give anv ,n(orma.
ton in regard TO above loan -"iOi'"a-