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, 1865-06-23

metallic CURRENcY.--The New York Post
thus speaks Of the ruling currency of California
which will apply with equal weight to the other
Pacific States and Territories;
"But so far as the adherence to a metallic
currency is voluntary on the part of the people
of California, it strikes that it is to be warm
ly commended. The California banks of issue
are in the SOIL in the gulches and ravines, the
beds Of torrents and the quartz rocks. 1t is
natural that the people Of California should pre-
fer the nober currency when it is so especially
its own and it is matter of congratulation, it
seems TO us, that there is one corner of the
Union in which gold and silver, now utter stran-
gers and absolute curiOsties to the people Of all
the other States should yet be used a measure
of value in the common transactions between
man and man. If the people of California can
keep such a currency afoat; if they find it to an
swer their purpose; if they can employ it as
conveniently as paper, there is no reason why
they should notN
, 1865-06-23

Lucky DREAMs.-To dream of nothing is
lucky.
TO dream that you have written all Mr. Tup-
pers works, and on waking to find you haven't
is very lucky.
To dream, only to dream, that you've com
mitted capital crime, is lucky-for you.
USLUcKy DREAMs.-To dream, that, in n fear
fnl shipwreck, you have been hurled upon
sharp rock, and to wake to a sense Of your po-
sition on the floor is unlucky.
To dream Of goblns, villains of the deepest
dye, assassins, daggers and such things as ut
terly destroy your rest, is decidedly unlucky.
To keep on dreaming and awaking FIVE times
in a night is unlucky
To dream that you are fighting for your life
with wild bears, and to find yourself hitting your
wife on the head with a bolster, is unlucky
very unlucly.
To dream that you are making q long and
powerful address to a jury, and to deliver the
same oratorcally, is unlucky-for any one who
happens to be in the same room trying to 60 to
sleep.
, 1865-06-23
Tbe gaaIIa gHaIIa Statesman.

DUBLISHED Every Friday Evening"
i Office, Statesman Building Third street, next
door to Brown Bros s. Co.'s iteproof Brick Store.
R. R. and s. @. REEs, Editors and Propretors.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20
Freight

From San Francisco to Chico Landing is 81 per
ton. charges for storage, commission and forward
ing. 81, 80 per ton. Transfers rates from Chico
Landing win be according to the season, from
eight to fourteen cents per pound.
GEORGE F. NOURSE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
Chico Landing.
N. B. Mark-Care of Nourse, Chico Landing
and be sure to send shipping receipts,
Steamer bills and commissions payable on deliv.
cry of merchandise at the Landing, in U. S. coin.
Bills not paid at the Landing, will be sent by
Wells, Fargo & Co. for collection at expense Of
shipper.
REFERENCES. -Messrs. Parrot & Co., San Fran
CISCO Gen. J. Bidwell, Chico Messrs. Ewing &
Washburn, Unionvie, New; w. w. Williams,
Esq, Boonvile, ]. t.; Largworthy & Charlton,
Idaho City, l. 7. 29tf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20

TIE WARN SPRINGs.-The Springs are favor
ite resort of our citizens since Uncle bride COM
menced running his stages regularly. Mr.. Robert
Turner the gentIemanly proprietor has made some
improvements of late, and will soon undertake
more. barber shop will be established in the
premises, swings put up on the trees, and numer-
GUS little additions The swimming pond has been
enlarged-the bathing houses are neat-and ia
CITIES for water of every desired temperature
are at hand Accommodations have been made
for ladies at the Pond in the morning, or at
the bathing house at the residence of Mr.. Turner
Road the advertisement.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20
Sales of Stocks by the idaho Board.

Legal TENDER ~ to 75c
Gold Coin, pr ct prem.
Currency adopted by the Board is clean dust at s pen
ounce, which is the basis in the above quotations
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS! !.
@NEW ROAD FROM-Da
CHICO TO IDAHO!

i tive proof as to the practicability of wagon
road from the Sacramento river to Idaho Territory,
has in person travelled over the route from Chico,
with the saddIe-train of Messrs. Pierce, Francis &
Co., and takes pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie, that than his most sanguine expectations
have been realized. The route is not only possible
and practicable, but DIRECT, and in condition for
the immediate use of horse, mule or OK teams.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20

G OzoDONT, TOOTH SOAPS, BRUSHES
- Combs &C., a full varietyat
u s.. CRAIG 4 MAS Drugstore.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20

The JENNY LIND THEATER will be opened
again tonight and on Sunday night by Mr..
Potter. This Saturday evening Fazio, or
The Italian Wife, win be presented The
theater being open, the outside population
will find a place of amusement instead Of
their usual haunts and others relief from
painful recollections.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20
BOOKS & STATIONERY ]!
MAIN-st, IDAHO CITY
Post Office Building,

N1kA1IN 11OkA14AI III Il
YNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
4 purchased the Establishment, Stock and Bush
ness of H. NJ. Swinnertoh, Esq, and enlarged, i'm
proved and refitted the same, is prepared to meet
all demands in this branch of trade-from pencil
sEarpener to a polyglot Bible; and histories
from a skirmish to campaign. School Books Of
the latest approved SERIES to which additions are
being constantly made. Stationery OF the best
quality and most complete assortment: Envelopes
Of all kinds, sorts and sizes. Copy Books. IL
kinds of Indelibe Inks. Gold, Steel and Quill
Pens Pocket, Counter and Desk Ink-stands.
Pencils. Pen-Knives, Paper-Folders, Drawing
Paper, &C., &C. Bancroft's Diaries for 1865, con-
tanning list Of Stamp Duties, and other useful
irformation-the finest thing of the kind ever
gotten up. All KINDS of Blank Books,
A Circulating Library of new and select Histo-
ries, Novels, &C., to which additions are being
constantly made. Orders for any book or books
not on hand, promptly filled as soon as possible.
Call and get Letter-if there should be none,
buy material and write one, thereby patrenizing
Uncle Samuel ana his son..
<28tf JAMES A. PINNEY.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20

< We STILL LIVE" Amid the rush of mat
ter and the crush of worlds" the Idaho WORLD
still survives, sorroWfully looking from the
lights of East Hill upon the wide and dreary
drift of ashes we formerly knew as Idaho City.
The wall of fire swept away the last plank
to the west of us, creeping high up on Wall
street. Nothing but the most strenuous ex-
ertions saved the Office from the common
destruction. By keeping the building par
TALLY covered with wet blankets, and thor
oughiy saturated with water, it escaped. To
the many friends whose assistance was freely
extended us, we return our sincere thanks.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20
Packers and Traders Generally

Can select at Chico from large and well assorted
stocks at small per cent. above San Francisco
cost, any description Of merchandise desired.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20
Shippers

Required for the delivery of goods, from San Fran
cisco will be- by horse or mule teams, not exceed
ing twenty-five, and by OK teams not 10 exceed
thirty-ive days. No fears need be entertained Of
trouble with Indians; the road will be protected
by soldiers, and an escort provided whenever re-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20
CRY NEWS.

TONS SALOON on Buena Vista Bar has been
removed below the Idaho Blacksmith shop
and it will be reopened to-day, with as flne
liquors as are offered for sale IN tue BASIN
He requests all of his former patrons and
everybody else who are 'thirsty" to call and
see him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20

The RECORDS of the Recorder and Sheriffs
Offices were mostly preserved from the FIRE.
The Masonic Lodge Records were only par
TALLY saved. All letters &c. were saved
from the Postofica.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-05-20

TIE Pou5ADE1HoUsE will be up again bet
ter and larger than ever within three weeks,
the lumber having been secured before the
old building fell to the ground.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
NOTICE

Ny wife. Mary Qnill having Jeff nv red and board
without Just Cause. s persons are forbid harbornQ or
trusting her on my sccoun, under penalty OF Tho law
July 49, So. WIN. QUILL.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

. onn company nolds fee simple in tract ofovo
<'ooo acres OF land, lying on the east side ofCtS
river, in Monungalia County. West W. u Chea
nVe miles from its junction with the Woonn'rIu Sp''u
river. ~ -'o"ohgahela
~, Inc land is heavily tmbered with White O,t
chestnut and Locust and abounds in Iron Oro IN
Fe Drlek tlay, OF superior qualities and has rrn
'"lo"eh IT'S ehtIre extent two veins of Coal one
: ieet lee and the other feet in thickness ' 0''e
The indications Of the presence Of OIL a.. 49,.
""S 'here are numerous Salt Licks on the nrao,a!
"u gases escape from some Of the ravipes 80
sprngS which burn freely upon the appLc.,on &c
s mere Is river front of at least five miles in
extent thus affordlng ample boring territorv -
Inc property Is also lntersecled by small s,o,o,o
running into the Cheat river along tho
"n'ch; no doubt wells can be advantapeouslv s,oG
IN the neIghborhood of this property several veII
are m IN progress, with fine show of Oil.
A"e auJoihlhg property, containing about son
ocfeS' mas very recently been sold for $500 OOO
Cheat river takes its rise in the Alepban;eo .,l
enPtes INTO the Monongahela river about nine o;Ioa
peto" Morgantown, West Virginia. and abont G,ns
miles from the mouth Of Dunkard Creek. in Co. |
county, Pennsylvania, consequently these two r;vo-e
he IN the same valley, now celebrated for the
yielding of Oil. '0' ''e
twenty-five thousand shares of the Cap;,al Stool |
nave been appropriated and set aside by the Direct.
ors, for working Capital.
Ahe Company is now thoroughly organized with
competent Superintendent and a corDs or VOL
men On the land, with new aud excellent machinery
ana boring apparatus in operation for the rapid de-
VeloPmens of the property.
In view of the fiatterng prospects for obtaining
large developments Of OIL the contiguity of the lana
20 some OF the finest oil producing regions in The
country and the abundance of fuel and large extent
d oorlng territory, the Directors con6dentIv antic;
a'e oelng able to make profitable returns IN m.
eocNh"Iders for the amount invested, as any o,ber
organized Company. A"' O''e'
, Ihere remain unsold only about IL, 900 shares of
IaPI!ai Stock. Applications for subscriptions 70
"'s balance may be made to the President or Secre
~ or Dr. 10 Harper, Durney & CO. Bankers, SIS
,hia. - t''I'auei
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth q handsome o,a,o;r,,
1''0 a'e exempt as are all the Government Bonds
from sale County, and Municipal t01aiion ohich ads
from one to three per per annua 10 their rolu, ac
'ofeing to the rate levied other properly The in
'''e'' payable semi annually, by coupons attached
10 each note, which may be cut oil and sold 10 anv
! bank or bar ker
Inc interest at :. 80 per cent. amounts to
Ohe cent per day on so note
TWO cents per day on Il %lUU note.
len cents per day on a $.uy note.
twenty cents per day on a $1,000 notn
One Dollar per day on a SlOCV note.
N0'es CT all the denominations nrmrd will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subs, rl.tlors
Inc notes OF this Third Series are preciscI, similar
IN form and privileges TO the Seven.ThlrIes es aIrc,dv
except that the Government reserves TO irseiLe
'p"O" o' paying interest in gold at { per cent.
'nS'ead Oh S'lOths in currency Subscribers viii 1s.
uuc' 'he interest in currency up 10 July 18Th, At tho
time when they subscribe.
The delivery OF The notes OF this tbiro ,e,ies f ~.
Will be made promptly and continuously after tna,
date
Inc slight change made in the conditions of this
IhlRD SERIES affects only The matter of ,uteres,
The payment in gold, ii made, will be eouiva,sn, IN
'he currency interest OF the higher rate
Inc return specie payments, in the event ofwhIch
ony VIII the option 10 pay interest in Gold be ava,ed
o. would SO reduce and equaize prices that ourchases
made with SIX per in gold would he fully eoua,
% those made with seven and hree.tenths per cent.
IN currency THIS is
The Only Loan in Market
Vow offered by the Government, and its super,o, sd
'anlaees make il the
'fEAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than $3.50 100000 of the Loan an,ho,,zo, D.
ne last Congress are now on the market This amount
Inc rate at which j: is being absorbed will all he
loscrhed for within two months, when the notes
III undoubtedly command premium as has uni
rnly been the closing the sub.cr,ulon. n
her Loans
In order that citizens OF every ;own and section Of
country may be Afforded facilities for taking the
an the National Banks, State Banks and pr,,a,e
mixers throughout the country have generally agreed
receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will se
Il their own agents. in whom they have confidence.
who only are to be responsible tor the delivery Of
notes for which they receive or iers
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
Nay Is, 1865.
subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank Wilmington, Del.
First National Bank, Newport. Del.
r"'' Na''onal BANK Seaiord. Del my25
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
Notice to

Msh;g '"sen possession Of The large and we'll fitted nm
W "iat'ne ~ nh"p IN smyrna. on commerce Stree, tno
"G oT"mnh machine shop llaie IN the occnroncv
repairing OF all kinds of r F'''' ~ a''eHu 10 The
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
4isssc TICE.
THE STEAMBOAT
~ tsOn 81 mail

WI. Mlll Ieave Deakyne's Landing on Mopdav. w.dno.
Styr Cays ana Fridays ats 4. ii. Returning viii aavs
Ssvs nd street Wharf Tuesdays Thur
Bomba~ H%nt Hnn'ay. a. o'clock. A. NJ. touching at
ana Chester going and returning. '' 'e" ~aS'ie
Bos' =, IRON IRON D9yer, Smyrna and Lepsc mee, the
kyne's Landing '"s Ooa' AT Dea.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
7 RIM ROSE
More New Goods!

with subscriber has just returned from Pbiladenb,,
- g very large and well.selecled stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
dip,e'e donipi IN all departments Owing 10 the o-.o,
mens IA Goods he is prepared 10 offer erea induce
,h 81, a. persons wish 10 purchase goods cbea nIy
;"e W. VIII nd II to their advantage 10 call and exam
selling CrI'a h before purchasing elsewhere. He Is
Seii'"s Cellcoes, MusIins &c., at least 80
80 PER CENT. CHEAPER.
oir, nan "lee weeks ago. the public will bear This in
u.u' hnd "hen buyers come to town thcv will coii
sn1 % examine hts stock of goods lie is Ieerm'nsI =,
.en at very close profit under the motto of " onicI
'~'eS anu small profits" His line of
BOOTS & SHOES
IN town. '"o' ne competed With
nj such as Sugar. COfIoe Meats. Lard
;lnss store. "iy hePt IN a hrst
ba nignest prlce paid for all kinds ofTrade in
"5nee lor UOOds, at cash raIes
urs in anu anine his goods as he takes plea
urs III showing goods, whether YOU buv q, n"f P'e"
mhl6 Nso,Iv 90; IL; FRIMROSE.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
"' 0N'y thr31gh Line car7mao the II 9
Aaa to Richmond. "'' o. d.
The NEW LINE
Eortress Monroe, Norfolk oua
RICHMOND

"Alhf. at O'clock, P. NJ, from Co,no.. NJ,
!. OO' oi Frederick Street BaItimors "harf
Inc patronage Of the public 10 ssL.L n
or me reason that il depenus uno ,he lor hs Line
Sor r us support, as it is the only Line Iff
dre =. ~ 1nroe and Norfolk moi receiving .o ~ ac
transportation n Of Soldiers. &c ''i''nen' lor the
| with 1Sa es oi THIS Line are all new cons,.,o. =,
v. great regard to strength sp-ed and
class go expense consisting of the CoIIovning e q.
| and State Rooms: "upe'O'y htted up IN Saloons
JAMES +. TEhskxf akxfbv Captain BLAKEMAN.
| CITY POINT, &" LLANDIS; Ian
| DICTATOR IALBOr:
Passengers leaving Baltimore IN the svennU s,,,,o
| J." ~. Tlcnmond The next afternoon ~''''e
ne steamers Of this line navigate the James River
no,nny II, the DAY time, giving passengers q fine on
'ulV Gu seeing the Notifications Dutch Gan anJ
all other objects OF interest P' o"u
The furniture in the Saloons and State Room. .,
these boats, being entirely new and Of The 6r~' % Vi
crIptlOn. cannot be surpassed S' ues
ne 'aSes Will be furnished with the bes, The ao,
ket can afford. and equal frstclass Hotel F mar
through Tickets from Baltimore 10 Ricbmood 90 M
Baltimore TO City Point, Soo0
baltimore TO Norfolk IoO
Baltimore TO Fort Monroe, oOO
State Rooms and Meals ertro 00
THROUGH TICKETS c.n ho H..
OF the principal Northern Eastern en w1e alI me
e Pafucuiar to enquire for tickets inv tba
Ras~ NE W LINE. -ysa
will make .nra ,aElns the LIS Train from Phadeuno
Passengers taking the & A M TstI 'te
" ~ p nave time TO dine in Baltimore '' w. YORK.
on ssengeIs w11I aki.g The P M. Train from wasb,D
Freight taken te re TTSnneGon Tn1e1t with this Line
nond up 10 O'Clock. -'AO'"oe ahu kIeh'
'O" III regard 10 the Line will be furnished bv
Sa A. w. SHAW,
). ". porn SON SONPefInIeHdent Inter New Line. Baltimore.
. " IOOLoON, Genl Passenger Agent iuos |
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
80 cts. Reward.

Rsn away from the subscriber. on Monday the
Ioth inst, an indentured apprentice Boy by the
nsme OF Fritz kiomp, known at home by the name
o. Frederick Biaekisior. and is about ls years old.
TOOK With him two suits of clothes and large car.
PEI oag. All persons are hereby forbid TO trust,
or employ said boy under penalty of the law.
The above reward win be paid for his arrest ana de-
''e'y to me at smyrna, Del,
July 18th, 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
Fancy TRIMMINGS! j.!
New styles az Low Prices.
MRS. ELIZA CARP

mas lps' recelved from The cly large Stock Of
unable TRIMMINGS aud MOTIONS. wh,rh .bo b".
opened at her new Bakery and Confec',o,o "t, 'l
ooTnet Tt o. Commerce and Market sis smyrna, Del
ms STOCK embraces all the Latest SlvIes. and 20,
win especial regard 10 quality seasonablr
hosiery Gloves. Ilandkerchrefs and eye[v tbin a.
surpassed. '"s sure are un
- IN examination Of her stock by her lady friends and
'he public Is earnestly desired 0'''' anu
~, so' agent for the Singer Sewing Machine. The
Des, 81 IN use Needles always on hand. ''0
stamping neatly DONE
March S3, 1855 rTtz. cam
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
PEACH BONES.

1ro~ers OF peaches desiring boxes for convevins
'rul' !" nrkeI can Lave Ihe made IN auv ,;,,ro
anu IN g"oh economlca style bv sending il, eyrv
VINO wiz nave immediate charge OF the 4re,I,,an ni
"Y morh - "et haLIr of considerable expcr nee m
o 'o NE Itope nay safely conide all work ard re-
Pairing winch they dvslre 10 he done '''N 10
All orders addressed 10 The ders,onod mill 49, -:
prompt attention. Sou "''i receive
M HOFFECKER & co.
~. afmers having hines which Ihev dcs,,o
are advised la send them IN early "a nxna,;
ehce mas shown that The press OF work n few Inrs 10
o'e harvest 'urpasseb men and means to dispatch il
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
New Collection of Music
GREAT EXCELLENCE.
@cnhs or German Song.

WCFHHaN SOWS,
BEAUTIFti' vSGSrIoS vGT.oS OF THE MOST
Beethoven. fon Weber. MendeIs.oSS ~, Lors Os
hueken' Snmoeri. Reichardt. Krebs' SDoSr'
With Accouponir,ents for The Ranofo,,s
The above work forms a volume Of ,ho u,.'.,-
class OF music books known the "tIome C,,p 1
Iies." comprising 'The Home Circle" vols ..TS.
Silver Chord" "Ths Shower of Pearls" and one,a'
te Pearls,-bound in uniform STYLE and sold a. ,hs
same prices. vz;-PlsR. 80 SO; Cloth, 50 90; Cloth.
full gI. "a. Sold by all Music Dealers. Copies mail
cd pssi paid on receipt Of pEice.
OLIVER DITSoN g. CO., Publishers, No. 277
Washington Street, Boston. jy26
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
QUICK LIME.

ne subscriber gives nOIice that he has ,o,,o1 q. .
Lime Lime Aims owned by &. w Cumm,ns 49, EInl tne
"'"y' '"" Landing and is prepared TO furnish ~ ~
SUPERIOR STONE LIME
ot Building and WhiIewashing purnosos ,bioL -,
De soiu IN Quantities to suit purchasers ,,hnit " =" III III
Ti re'aii THIS Lime is wood-burn,. from ,t" ep VI
Tor SIacI"J Woo WOOD b'pghl for cash, or EXCHANGED
wavs m LI 'o Ut cufreht prices Srnne Lime aI
mh23 6m JACOB MAILMAN.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26

4zzs@s
PROSPECTUS
CHEAT RIVER
OIL AND MINING CO..
WEST VIRGINIA.
O|9""aSed "nder a Charter from the .Stoto .,
West Virginia. p"
territory, 1900 Acres,.-.River Front, abopt Nil.
Capital Stock, s5OO,OoO.
DIVIDED INTO 100000 SHARES.
w. PCT snare, Subscription Price, o. per
N''OOO SAGr'' Re'erUed for Working CAPITAL
'''' 0'noe' al tMORGANTOWN, MONONGAIIA
COUNTY, WEST VA.
Corresponding Office, at ODESSA DEF.
"ranch Office, HARPER, DURNEY T. CO D..
eFS' % South Third Street, PhiladsInb,, '''"A'
OFFICERS or THE CONp4Nn
PRESIDENT,
nlND, N. T.. Cor. Eleventh and G,.er
Streets, Philadelphia.
VICE PRESIDENT. \
WILLIAM ii. ELLIOTT, Germantown. p,
TREASURER,
JOHN APPLETON, Odessa, Del
SECRETARY,
Dr. B. F. CHATHAM, Odessa, Del {
DIRECTORS, 50
DR. JOHN F. BIRD, Phiiad', nc
w NJ II. ELLIOTT, Germantown. Pa
W WILLIAM G. SPENCER, Germantown p,
John APPLETON, Odessa. Del
WILLIAM POLK, 49,
WIN. S. VANDYKE. "a liz
ED G. KENMORE, Sb
THOS. CAVENDER Middletovp Ia,
" W. . "KIFFIFH, Head of Sassa fras. Md
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
Farm at Public Sale
Kent County, Maryland.
i'll be sold at Public Sale, at the Hotel of Chas E.
Foxwell, Smyrna, Del, on
THURSDAK AUG. 17th, 1865,

THURSDAY AUG 17th, 1865,
A Farm of I20 Acres, more less, situated on the
State road eading from Millington to Smyrna, three
miles from the former and nine from the latter, ad-
joining lands of Samuel HurlOck, Mock, Turner,
and the Hazel property.
The improvements consist of a story -and.a.hal
Dwelling House, Shed Kitchen, Stable and Granary,
AL nearly new and in good order; also, Carriage
house.
Ihe land has good natural SOIL we'll adapted 70
growing all kinds of grain, truck, sc. About 250O
rss OF Lime have been put on the Farm recently
- thkms'-Ten per cent Of the purchase money
~. e P.id on the day of sale $1,000 ON the 25th Of
December next, aud the balance in two wears in
equal annual instalments.
WILLIAM S. SMITH
V I<" Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1865-07-26
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY

s%rn 1' Wheai Threshers, Reapers and Mowers MN,
O",IA"eIier"' r"' GRAIN Fans. &C. DC. O'''S'
,sr.d -, ,s superior Turning Lalhes they are Ire
L" " ,e eAeC"'e specify all Kinds ui Iron TurnInn
Ia,.Ins Df'IIhg' and m"klng marhnery from new De-
Nlgius Or repairIng aud r, flung Old v ork 70
~ oou turning 10 any design or pnliern
eu'"' ".' ana "iR saving such Feoes Erocko,s
scroll work. sc promptly attended to- and ali L,',
u pam "o"d work made or repaired