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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES.
DR.. Gibbons Dispensary,

OIH KEARNEY STR,
O1/ near Commercial, San
Francisco, Established in 1854,
for the treatment of Sexual and
Seminal Diseases, such as Con-
orrhea, elect, Structure, Syph-
Ills in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, etc.
Skin Diseases (of years stand
ing) and liberated Legs, sue
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Omcers Of Shasta Lodge, No. 81, 1. o. O. r.
,,,aSrnt66(k Frank Litsch, N. c.; George NJ
7f Wilhelm,,V. g. G. R. Knox, Sec.
~ Peter Hoff, Treas
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Consulting Office,
$40 WASHINGTON STREET,

Consultation, by letter or otherwise, FREE.
All Letters and MONEY must be addressed to
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
KENTUCKY POLITICS.

THE old time feeling of friendship existinr he
tween Kentucky and Louisiana. founded mon eT
tensye commercial relations and the conseouen
close personal intercourse between their cit;zape
has oceasioned the people of the respechy,
states TO view with interest the affairs Of tht
ether. tits, therefore, with something more thar
q feeliag OF curiosity that we have watched the
present political contest which agitates the people
q Kentucky We have troubles of our own in
louisiana, and have no disposition to interfere
wath the local politics of Kentucky; but as the
parties in that State appear to be assuming such
ph@se Of organization as will enable them to
eoahesce with the two great parties with which the
people Of the whole country are about to take
sides 1t may be instructive to us to examine tbe
attllaae now assumed by the political COMPLAINTS
in Kentucky.
we 40 not think that Kentucky politics in recent
years has excited admiration either North or
South Aiany of her leading politicians have
tailed to reach the high standard by which publ;c
expectation measured them. The world had
been taught that the land of Henry CLAY wonld
display mall coming time only the ingenuousnons
the frankness, the unselfshness, the courage and
the patriotism which he and so many of his contem.
poraries exempliiied. It was therefore expected
on all bands, that the course pursued by Ken
lucky at the beginning of the recent war would
illustrate the characteristics Of herp people. 1t was
expected that whatever attitude she assumed
would be taken with holiness. ana ad
hered to with honesty and persistence.
When, therefore, at the outset Of the war, she
refused to secede with the Southern States be-
cause she discarded the doctrine of secession, and
AZ the same time defed the general government,
because she insisted that ita measures were uneon
stitafiona, there was degree Of nobleness in her
position which at least commanded respect.
When, in addition to this, she ayowed her purpose
Of arniing aud Of enforcing, If necessary tba
policy che Lad declared. the ayowal was in ac. 4
oordaRce with her traditional reputation. From
this point however, her political history Seams
open 70 severe criticism Many allowances ,,nst
30 made for her geographical position. sbe bad NJ |
the action legislature, supported by the almost
unanimous voice Of her people, placed herself ~.
Neen the upper and the neither millstoDes. Tbarsb
lei atttude may have been unwisely taken. Vet
er seaessioH GID not accord with the known char.
eterstias Of hef people, The leaders of The a5.ty
no had obtained control Of the legislative d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
EoNoS8gecEeEs.

The FIRST NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS COM
PANY OF LOUISIANA Is organized for the purpose Of
dstpg fat Pine Wood by the process, and for tho
sale of the products realized thercom There is produced
from OEE GORD, dist led say rs gallons Spirits Tupcn-
time, 90 gallons Oh 100 gallons Pyrogneoas Acid gallons
Alcohol IL barrels Pitch Rosln barrel Tar 5000 feet
illuminating Gas, superior TO that made from coal, and 20
bushels Charcoal This, incredible though may appear to
some, is nevertheless true and expect to exceed the
quantity Of Of the above products with the fat
abundant in this section The process is spe and Of con
parayely trihHg expense the articles produced are all
marketable and pronounced by best Chemists in this
country altogether superior to those produced in the ordinary
way.
The process patented and rights sold the different
States number cords. which number can be
distilled daily for seventeen years during the existence Of
the patents The State of Louisiana has the right to dist
hy cords per day when paid or) for that length Of time
Machinery is in Of erection for this Company to
d ten cords per day portions of which will very
and have than enough subscribed 70 pay for
the right etc. for that but We wish secure the
control Of the whole amount due the STATE viz fifty cord
works. and have therefore reopened our books for gubsCrp
tons for that amount.
The capital stock is S6OOO0 hundred Of $1,000
each The Stakeholder has the advantage only being TO-
1uired to pay his proportion towards the works
being erected.
In connection with this we would state that from the great
demand for these works in other States length Of
time ssnry in their construction quite confident
That the profits arising from the ten cord works operation
VIII entirely pay for the additional works last they
be furnished this prove true the stockholders VIII only
be called upon to the original amount due for the cord
works.
Fifteen cent. of their subscription is required DO
deposited with the Secretary OF Company time Of
subscribing and ten per more will he called for npon tho
completion and successful operation Of the works.
Unlike petro and other mining OPP rations this is not
speculative or uncertain but, without any doubt Will pay
larger profits on the investment than any other stock this
country To prove that It certainty we wish to can paf.
irul tn heE1
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Musical and TheatrlcaL

| The New York World says that Miss Kate Bate
man contemplates retiring from the stage, cause
impaired health. During the autumn and winte
she will make tour of the principal cities, coming
as far south as New Orleans. Her agent il Mr.
g. W. Tayleure, who is going to organize a sta1
company for her, containing Mrs. Lander, Mis-
Maggie Mitchell and Mr.. G. F. Rowe.
Mr.. Dwight Denny is new dGbutant at the
Park theater, Brooklyn.
Poeahontas is the attraction at the Winter
Garden.
The Rayes are at Nfblo's
Maggie Mitchell had prime success in Spring
field Massachusetts,.
Madame Gazzanigi, who has not appeared be.
fore in Boston for several years, gave concert in
that city on the 18th. More or less opera people,
and large audience assisted.
w. ]. Florence goes to Europe in the South.
The Boston Post says Julia DAILY is furnishing
the dramatic daily food to the Pittsbarg theater.
goers.
Mrs. John Wood goes to England on the lIth Of
July.
Julia Dean Hayne will re leading woman at one
OF the VI. Louis theaters next season.
crosby, OF Chicago, will put up his opera house
in rattle, October /.
teiSl mas upehea az the 8rcA street IhCater,
Philadelphia He is going soon to- California.
Mile Cornelie Meyerheer, the youngest daugh-
ter Of the late composer, is about to ne married.
The bridegroom is Gnstaye Richter, professor in
the School of Fine Arts, Berlin.
Herr Pepper, the yiolncellist from Prague. il II
London.
Barnum has bought the late Gordon CummiFo's
collection of skins hides, bones and tusxs. The
sale by auction took place June I'd, at 1ressrs,
King street Goyent Garden. Barpum,s |
agents, Messrs. Wells and Nimmo, were unriyaIed |
N the energy Of their bidding, and easily silepoed
competitors large elephants skull fetched
'ne hundred guineas while proportionately large
ums were given for lions skulls.
Mfr. Charles Salaman is delivering lectures in
london, taking the theme of German Opera .
or his subject, r.fr..s=.... ..=--
The organist Of Notre Dame des VICTORIES. M.
Chevalier Simon, has lately died in Paris, and
'as buried with musical honors.
A brother Of Madame Ristori Is announced to
ossesa no small lyric and dramatic faculty.
Fl0tow has left Paris and gone bach to Vienna,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-We are glad to see fhat
the Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Association
Of Louisiana have made arrangements 70 hod
their first grand fair next autumn, commencing on
the 10th of November, and continuing eight days
From the programme which has been placed in
our hands, as wen as from the known energy and
intelligence of the gentlemen Wao have taken this
important enterprise in hand, We are convinced
shat the exhibition will reflect credit on our city,
and that it VIII net suffer in comparison with those
of similar character which have been held In
other States. The prenfurns to be awarded amount
to s2o,0Oq and they VIII be paid in silver plate,
medals, or money, at the optionsof the successful
competitors. We observe that the association has
( wisely resolved to offer premiums not only for
special productions Of handicraft and art bntalso
for essays and treatses on various subjects of i'm
portance.
The other arrangements will be all that can be
desired to make the Fair Grounds during this inter
estng exhibition, popular and attractive place
ofresort, There will bea telegraph office, CON
meeting With all the principal Offices in the ooun-
try spacious building with saloons and drawing
rooms, and female attendants for theaocommoda-
ton Of lady visitors refreshments IN abundance
etc. etc.
Altogether we have reason to believe that the
first fair Of the Louisiana association viii as far
as it be made so by the efforts Of the directors
and officers, be triumphant success Let the
industrial public do their share, and it VIII prove
credit and an inestimahle benefit to the State and
city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
MONDAY MORNING. july ), 1855.

CENTRAL HOUSE BALL, MAGNOLIA, M1ss.-We
are under obligations to Mr.. Henry Gotig, pro-
prietor Of the Central House at Magnolia, Miss,
FOR ticket to the ball to be given at his hotel on
the night of the 4.h inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
Post Office VrosEcc.

Until further notice the Mails New Orleans Post oco
will be closed as follows
Mails North East and West close daily A. n, via N O.,
Jackson and g. N. R. r
Mails for Bay st. Louis Pass Christian Mississippi City
Mobile, Selma, Montgomery and Atlanta close daily at
II Az.
Brashea etc. via opelOusas Railroad daily except Sundays
at o'clock N.
Galveston ndanola and Southern Western Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays
alta N.
Mails for Natehe1 Baton Rouge etc. by Atlantic and Mss.
sippf steamers daily, except Sundays at SIN.
Coast Mails for all Post Offices far up the river as gayop
Sara by steamer Laiourche, Wednesdays at a No. and
Saturdays at3PM
Mails for Northeastern Texas and Red River trweekIy at
o'clock P.
Ntas fer ouaohta River Wednesdays and Saturdays at
O'clock p. N.
OFFICE HoURs.-0pens 3 4 NJ, closes P N. The Gen.
era Delivery and Merchants Delivery will be kept open until
Or NJ
sUNDAYs-oaiee opens 4. NJ, and close, lsx
r. W. TALIAFERRO
Postmaster
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Get E'05s2' Sgs5rtS
city Directory for 1867.

In notice heretofore given the for
edition of this work will commence Immediately We trust
every facility will be extended to our cnnyassers by the public
in order that the work shall be complete as possible We
intend to leave nothing undOne to cause the forthcoming
edition to snrpass all others have preceded it. com
plete and splendid city will accompany the work
CHAS. GARDNER.
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liberalization is called to an advertisement
n another column of pocket book lost.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
9TH DAY OF july,

9TH DAY OF jury,
viii be stionaby fair There is no mistake about this
institution The prizes will be drawn and some fortunate
ticket holder must surely get the money The drawer gets
either the money or the prize at his choice
OFFICE 7. s. AND A. ASSOCIATION
Mobile, Ala, june 20 1866. J
Hon j. M. Withers, Mayor of MobiIe
sirOn behalf of the Tuscaloosa Scientific and Art Assoc
caton respectfully request that you will appoint three
dsnterested Commissioners unmpeachabIe integrity to
Superntend the drawing Of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
ofzeS to be made by the Association in this city the 7h
OF July, for the benefit Of the UNIVERSITY ALABAMA
Very respectfully N. L. WHITFIELD
President T s. and A. Association
MAYORS OFFICE Cry OF Mon1LE,
June 18th, 1856
To Col John H. HigeyH Ballonyne and Col Chas Forsyth
GentemeH-In compliance with the above request appoint
you the Commissioners named and hope that YOU vim
serve. Respectfully
j. n. WtTHERs Mayor of Mobile
MOBILE, Ala, June 18th 1866
Hon j. NJ Withers Mayor OF Mobile:
sr-ln pursuance of Your appointment we will serve as
he commissioners to Supernend the drawing Of the fusea
oosa scientific and Art Association be held in this cv on
the 9TH OF July next for the benefit the University Of
A'"'s'n9' JNo. H. HIGLEY,
H. BALLENTYNE,
G. FORSYTH.
lcAe' for sale and Prizes Cashed in Fa on demand by
CHAS. I. HOWARD,
LICENSED DEALER, No. 20 CAMP STREET,
And at all Branch Offices in New Orleans
XHse VZEeC5eGntcs' and .FgrtCasgEuyCs8
FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.
~ Special Meeting Of the Board of Directors held Mt the
neehanies Institute the 18th inst unanimously
the first GRAND FAIR of this Association shall
AXE place the Fair Grounds city New Orleans com
nencing on the 20th November ensuing.
inventors manufacturers, agricutursts stock raers and
'he from any portion Of the United States DESTROYS Of being
in this industrial exhibition obtain full in
oaatiou by addressing the officers Of the association
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
Cnrn. ct EE'areEsorssc.

I7...,,...........C CHAR TREs STREET. II
Lately received from Enc 'snd and the North CARPETTNf
Of III Minds and qualities: [QoR OH CEoTHs. X al
widths and quail les 8ATTIS, eHeekred, white fancy;
Cocoa Mating HEcloh Rugs NAts Window Shades, Table
sn9 n Covers Lace Cpttaus " Gfsted Curtains Gorniees
anu Pms etc, at reduced prices
A. BROUSSEAU i co.
Importers ald Dealers at Who, essls spe Retail.
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# card.


Tulane BsstEdiag.
New oELEANs, Jply ], l3GG
A large stock Of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
SHIRTS. DRAWERS, Etc
Also large assortment of LADIES' TRUNKS tents Fine
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS yALIsEs. BAGS, Etc
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Louisiana State Treasury notes. State Bank notes
taken at Par,
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS e STUART,
81 and % Damn street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
FOE&re,

OFFICE OF THE HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS, J
New OrleNus, June ., 1855 I
The Annual Election for Directors of this Company viii be
held Office No q Camp street. on MONDAY 9Th July
next from p O'Clock 4. TO o'clock P n.
LOUIS BARNETT, Ssl7retary.
Fire CrocEcrs. fare Crackers.
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING
1000 BOXES GOLDEN DRAGON. 80. l.
For sale by
W. G. LYON & CO.,
u TchOuptoulss and l2 New Lcvse. !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
Grey .J@cket Filters.

The undersigned manufacturers of GREY JACKET BIT
TIERS, and general dealers in
Wines ana Liquors,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that
although their store No. 81 Graver street. destroyed by FIRE
on the night of thelh inst thanks the exorons of the Fire
Department their store No So Graor street. is stu ft for
occupation and theywi there continue to manufacture
GHEK JACKET BTTTERs,
and sell WINES ANDLIQUoRs of as good quality and at as
low prices as before
BARNETT g. LION,
Manufacturers Of Grey Jacket Bittors
81 Gravisr street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
FO.srsh OF .yuly, 1866.

Doth Anniversary ofNatlonal independence.
GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE DAYaBY TIE FIRE
DEPARTMENT OF NEW ORLEANS,
Under the direction OF the
FIREMEN's MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION
ON ruE--
FAIR GROUNDS.
Programme:
Tho day will be ushered in by The firing of National saluos
under the direction Of the Military Authorities
The Celebration at the Fair Grounds viii commence at 10
o'clock A NJ
MUSIC
The Declaration Of Independence will be read by
L N. MARKS, ESQ
T,. Nruls rr,1lb a IA.
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ii Card.

having closed his business connection Rits
the oce of the True Delta and connected bir,f with bst
Oh me CRESCENT, would respectfully ask from hs friends
Of that liberal support whch they have hitherto
extended towards him
FRANK A, BARTLETT.
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If Care.
For Lease,

THE LOWER STORY OF THE
strand LODGE Masonic Hall-st. Charles So,
VITA the exception Ofthe Store occupied by MoUlokey
'0r atern o. years Possession given lat November l86
Amply to the Grand SeeFetary AT thu Ei.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
FIRE DEPARTMENT,
Preservation Of Order.

An efficient Police Force will attendance to preserve
order 1t is also expected every Fireman visiting the
Festival will use his personal influence prevent the
renee Of any unpleasant incidents the Grounds
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Il card.
THE ALABAMA LOTTERY.

The following correspondence gives ample assurance that
the Drawings of the ALABAMA TERY the FIRST Of which
takes place in MOBILE, on the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

The radicals Of the West as the last card to save
their sinking cause, afe endeavoring to array tho
soldiers in their behalf. With this end in view,
fAey are getting up meetings Of soldiers al over
those States to secure them to the Republican in.
tareati The atayrat-homes are APT to miss their
aim, aa the soldiers have seen TOO much practice to
20 wheeled with sweet talE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
The FIremen'n Monument.

The eutireEot receipts Festival will be devoted to the
Funduow being raised for the purpose of building an NpOs
ING MONUMENT to commemorate the dead Of the
FIRE DEPARTMENT,
who in the discharge their duties as Soldiers and Fremep
yielded up their lives All Of their will be appropriately
inscribed on the Monument
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

At Large William Kelly, Kentucky; Willie M.
Belcher, Illinois; Thomas 5. Plunkett, Tennessee :
R. A. Page, District of Columbia. Sons Of Of,
Maryland Daniel Whppe, New Hampshire I;
Frank H. Harbuck, Iowa; John NJ Robinson, New
York; William s. Long, Pennsylvania; Waiter Il
Donaldson, jr., New York; Thomas c. spinner
Ohio; Frank Ellery, jr., Vermont; Elias B. Bliss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

esting
Saloons Restaurants Ice Cream Soda Water establish
mens will be upon the Grounds
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tn He RAnrE,REr
.Wotsols RSesl,che-

GALLOT & CHAYANNE, PROTECTORS,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the public in
general that on MONDAY EVENING the nth inst thay
vi" open their Store at 57 Canal street 70
II ths store-which ID of entirely new Btyle- asys
De ouhd IN great splendid assortment Of bue
OF al brands, and from every country
FRUITS, VEGErA BLES, MEATS FISHES and PATEs
OIL al sorts ana the best qualities very prieeB
back part Of the Store NV
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FIREWORKS

Brilliant Display Of Fireworks under direction Of tire cee
brated Pyro:eehnjs L A. Daniel
Smyrna times., 1866-11-21
Old Smyrna Bakery.
JOHN w. FLICK,

JOHN W. FLICK,
Wholesale and Retail Baker and Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY, FRUrTs, TOYS, SwEErMEATs, &c.
Bread Of all kinds-Round, Square and Twist
Loaves. Rusks, Dutch Cakes, Rye Bread &c. The
largest orders filled at wholesale rates.
Cakes of every name and kind in the business al
ways on hand, and orders promptly filled for any
number. Wedding parties, Festivals, &c, supplied
at the most reasonable rates. Icing and ornamcAt-
ing done in fancy style.
The stock Of Confectionery comprises all the plain
and fancy varcties-Amcrican, French and Eng
lish and the Fruits embrace all the domestic and
foreign varieties, green and dried. Orders for Ice
Creams and Water Ices filled at all times.
IL Remember the old stand, Market St, Smyr.
ma. Del.
Particular attention paid to country trade. ocl0
Smyrna times., 1866-11-21
Valuable Farm
AT
PU BLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at the Hotel
OF Wm. L. Campbell, in the town Of Smyrna,
ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2Gd, 1866,
Dr. At ? o'clock, p. NJ, his FARM, containing
NaiiI l60 ACRES, 80 of which are Woodland
EMIlL situated on the Middle Alley Road Leading
from Smyrna to kenton, 4 miles west of Smyrna, 3
miles from Smyrna Depot, and 2 miles from Kenton
Depot; divided into five fields, iencng goCd. Tie;
land is in a good state Of cultivation.
ABOUT 600 THRIFTY PEACH TREES,
Two years Old, of choice variety; IS young Apple
and Pear Trees, with other fruits. a comfortable
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
With good Barn, Stable, Crib, &c. This farm
is surpassed by few in the county point of location
and natural productiveness of the soil Churches
and Schools are convenient, and nelghborhood good
making it very desirable Home.
For further particulars call on Thomas Carrow,
land agent Smyrna, Del, or the subscriber on tile
premises. JOHN BAYLlS.
Terms made known at sale. novl4
Smyrna times., 1866-11-21
Machine works, smyrua. Del.

The Machines are warranted 10 SMELL the Corn
clean. and do not break The cobs They she'll from
500 10 1900 bushels of corn per day Persons wanting
Shelters would do well TO examine these machines
noy766. ~ ss't ~ 's
Smyrna times., 1866-11-21
FRUITLAND
Garden and Nursery,
NEW RIA, DEL.

$4,000 First Class IeacA Trees For .Sale
My stock Of Peach Trees is admitted to be the finest
and largest in The county.
$50 900 Of them HALEs EARLY ripening two weeks
earlier than any other variety; and SO hardy that il
fruits we'll IN Districts where all other varieties have
been entirely destroyed by irOsls
egsES 100000 Of the following choice Orchard Var.
S1SS% ieIes--rroih's Early, Early York. Yellow Rare
y Ripe Crawford's Enriy, Old Mixen Free
MOUre's Fav0rite. Wards Late Free, Harker Seed
ling. Reeves Favorte Mnry's Choice, Stump the
World, CrawiOrd's Late, CrOcketts White Smock,
Late Heath cling and Free
have a large stock Of standard and dwarf Pears,
standard and warfAppIes, Cherries. Plums prIcos
Almonds, Nectarlnes. 100000 Grapes largely of the
new and popular kinds; Slrawberrles, Raspberries,
Blackbernes, Evergreens Shade Trees, Roses Shrub.
berry Hedgeng Plants. Rhubarb. Asparagus HOt.house
Plants, &c. Send stamp for Catalogue
RANDOLPH PETERS,
se26 6m a Newark Del
Smyrna times., 1866-11-21
SMYRNA MACHINE WORKS
AND
S A w MILL!

to make his establishment con- Pleo IN eve
ry department, gives notice to Builders, Farmers, and
the public generally that he is now ready 10 meet
their wants
Smyrna times., 1866-11-21
The Smith Power CornsheIIel

This celebrated said 10 be the best Power Shelter in
Il use. is manufactured by gc,s q taesr.. +.
WILLIAM WoRDEN,
.E IS AT ms 4F