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Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

A METEoRIC SHOWER EXPECTED
u our readers E viii remember the great neteoric
shoWer OF November, 1863, which was visible
tnrougnout North America. These meteoric
showers 1 are said by astronomers to be periodi-
fs ProSsSor FesurnNag at intervals of about 80
devoted much time to the Investigation mHo Of % tbe
SUBJECT states that similar phenomenon will
probably occur about the 18th or I4tb Of No.
vember next, and so confident are astrono,noUs M oU
generally that it will then appear that erten'
men In Europe to observe it. But thirteen nv
Pearances OF meteoric showers are recordad
since the year 9O3.-Ledger.
=, Drafts on England ireland, France, Germa.
% business hours, for small or large amountsB
IsE az lor sale checks on Philadelphia, New York
baltlmore and Washington, by John Mcfenr, fppn,
q Son. No. COZ Market street, Wilm'n, Del
U. 5. 5-2O's, l0-4O's, ISIS and Comnound
Interest notes bought and sold at present Tumu mar
ket rates by John McLear & Son. BANKERS NJ M
COZ Market ST., VIII, Del w.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
The New Orleans Riot

At the time Of the riot which occnrrad .,
New Orleans on the 30th of July, we merel,
gave the facts in our . News column witbon,
comment, prefcrring to wait for further and
fuller Investigation. This has been Obtained
by the publication of the official corrcsnond-
ence which took place in relation to the mat.
TER 1he reply Of Gen. Sheridan to the oues-
tionS propounded to him by the President
shows plainly where the guilt rests.
On the 21th Of July negro procession ,vos
addressed by DR.. Dostie, and others IN III t;,moJ
speeches. The Convention of 1864 was CON-
'ehed on the 10Th, to change the State cop.
shtuton The men who called this Conr
tlon were Ex-Gov. Hahn, Gov Wcu. Dr
Doatle, and others. A companv of ooI.-,i
men, in marching to the Convention, cot into
d a-.' "a. the police. The police conmon
ccd an ndI'crInlnate firing on the bp;Id;n.
th"u-h ri" window. The members of tho
bowed 4 white flag and the 6r;n,
9.l,,... Iac p4lIcc then entered the room .nd
commenced an inGi,crminate firing upon tbo
audience, which numbered several hundred
persons After discharging all the loads in
th"lr pistols tncy retired, wh.n the doors were
barrlcaded They soon returned, however,
forced open the doors, and commenced shoot
ing again All the members of the Conven-
lion who could escaped from the room, and
many were Shot down. knocked down. stabbed
and otherwise i'll treated by the citizens and
police IN the streets. Many who were taken
prisoners by the police were fired upon bv their
captors and citizens. The wounded men were
stabbed while lying on the ground. and their
heads beaten with brick bats Some men were
Killed and woHndel several squares from the
scene. Some Of the members were armed. and
attempted to defend themselves, but were soon
p'efpo"ered. Gen. Sheridan writes 90 the
President thus. " '"0
Inc Immediate cause of this terrible affair
was Ine assembling of this convention The
FeIEote cause was the bitter and antagonists
feeling which has been growing in This comn,'
pity since the advent Of the nraeent 'nn Menu
who, in the organization of b;s nnI;ce @yoa' 49,
selected many desperate men. and some Of
them known lnurderers. anu 'oii'o "a
= Il is useless to attempt to disop;se tbo bos-
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
DIE %.

Died at Memphis, Tenn, on the llth of An.
gust, 1866, of congestion of the stomach, and
IN the 24th year of his age, GEo. p. Loan
Late Volunteer Lieutenant Commanding I'M
ted States Navy. = III
On the 18th inst, at Hazlettville, Mr.. Gan.
RErr HINEsLEY, about 60 years of age,
On the 22d inst, Ofcholera, WIIIfsM 9,
son of John Stay, ESQ.,, aged about Is wears @r
On the 10th instant at his residence n M NJ.
derkiH Hundred. JOSEPH BURCHENATi q Sl ur'
aged S4 years and IL months ANAL' Or
ro In Wilmington, July llth, of Typhoid Fo
ana ana MIS- Catharino Truitt, of near IGnn nno O.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
What the Republicans Dsm.n.

/. Inc untrammellcd freedom of lepislat;or
by the national Congress, upon all Subiects con
nded to Its care by the Constitution witbon,
dlctatIon or compuSion.
= No interference or tampcrinr with tha
rights guaranteed to each house of CONGRESS- Iy
inc Constitution to Judge and decide in refer.
ehce 70 the qualifications of its own members
D. Lnioerty OF tree investigation by Congress
li10 all governmental abuses within the sconp
oI the national authority
-. :. Entire immunity of the peoples represen.
talIEeS III Congress from all intimidation. inter.
Ncntioh or compulSlon in discussing the state
them PO"UiilS UcIOIe
D. That the powers of Congress- shall no, b.
restricted by any other authority than tbo ~' ~
tona CONSTITUTIONS subject to review and ;nta,.
Pt[etatioG only by the Supreme Court of The
Onlted states In suits arising under its act;on
o. outhclent guarantees against the ..yun,,
'loi or payment of rebel debts. claims or ohIi-
s@elonS' us by constitutional amendments.
:. lhat IN the same manner the national war
uept sllal! be defended against all efforts at re.
Puui"yioh' no matter whence proceeding
O. security Tor the civil rights of person and
pioperty Tor every citizen, however humble M,
vi whatever race or color, by constitutional
amendment
j. Impartial representation of all sections Of
tn the republic by change in the section of tba
Constitution under which the slaves. tbonrb
having no votes, We're represented in Congress
~. lhe lndlsputable right of the majority to
H.. The alteration of all State Constitutions
oaSed on the rule of minority.
IL suppression of the odious distinctions of
caste now reSorted to at the South as a substi.
Is. General free public education in all coo.
'lonS OF the Union, subject to no exceptions of
a. Protection for the lives and propertv of
I'll citizens OF the republic Of every race color
lnd section and OF whatever opinions on public
matters against outrage, robbery and persecu-
ION, whether done under cover of unjust and
oppressive State or municipal laws or authori.
y, or 6y secret organized bands, or in pur-
uance OF an established reign of terror fN
i 10, D. feriect freedom OF discussion on politi.
al al or social questions in public meetings or in
nc periodical press, unrestrained in any other
'ay than by the regular action of lust laws
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Wood and Farming Land.

subscriber will offer al PutlIc Sale AT the DEL
DsI oN TSE rs" IN lhe town OF Smy rna. Kent County
NJ ms Un ~ ~ UkSUAY. SEPT Gih. at / clock =.
bel ON ,La .iu' " Iaiu' sIlnaIed IN New tasIle Ouniy
Crnss H. roao leading from Blarkbird to Ma..eys
ches acras W "iu ontalnIug IO4 Acres and IS Per.
ed with men are cteared, the balance cover
Il s onIy 6 n,1ne " hne Onk Timber and Cord Wood
sing and miles from smyrma s,n'oS au oassaLas M GIos
In The H.in,' he Railroad from Chester,own Ma
and viii ea%a'e , Kalroad has been recently sUrv.ys
I I'l run "l'hIh mile und ha II Of Mn. od n,
SOIL Is sandy loan equal 10 anv m ,ha S,I SaNu Ihe
adapted to rala'ng peaches, Nc., and sv .nH
io1I can be readily drained 49, u"u every
inn also offers al Private Sale. the admin
lug ,act VI %jO Acres. 6O Of when are cleared h,Is
woodland at $40 per acre i'm proved by small ps,ace
OT.retllihg' .rtg' Large Stables and out bnIldinEs
ne subscriber Will be al Smvrn St,li,o ,,n The 9Th
TGp 20 sho" The land To parties wIshng TO purcha,e
"ehdli cash haIanc" IA sII n"nhs
A,,. f. +. BALDWIN.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
HACK TO THE CAMP

the S Comn unoersgned intends to run Hact
Kenton 70 from rom Smyrna to the Camp Ground 1ng
ing, returning r's ~ smyrna at o'clock every morn a.
trip Persons ws%;n shS evening Fare rs cts. round
u Ills house on Commerce Street p'0A'o leave ~O'd
H. RAUGHLEY
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

~ ~ oCoNSUMPTlVES- The advertiser. having
peen restored 10 health in lew weeks bv verv sns
,v remedy aiier having suffered for several wears
.' severe lung affection, and that dread disease
1orsuhplOn-ls anxious TO make known 10 his leIIn,,
sufferers The means OF cure N'0''
all who desire II. he will send couy of The nre.
aseu (lree Of charge). with The directions Tor
~ Pdlie e dhu using The same, which they will find n
SoKt CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoScUT,s
cp' poIhs' CoLDs' and all Throat and Lung Ateclions
ne only object OF the advertiser IN sending the Pc
~ 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread lnlorms
i "hlcn ne cOnceIves 10 be invaluable and he hnnes
suherer will try his remedy as it will cost ibe
'imhlng' and may prove blessing ~
rsrbes wishing The prescription. FREE. bv ,s,r,,,
mail. will please address y 'e'urh
ito REV EDWARD A. WILSON
JanIOY WIlllamsbnrph KINGS co ~ -
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

APPROACHING ELECTIONS. .-Asthe approach
ing elections are being prepared for NV y Woo.
ouS campaign, and in all the States member
OF Congress, and in some Governors. are to h,
chosen, the public are no doubt desirous Of hp
Ing posted as to the time of the elections in the
various Northern States. The first to be held
Wi VIII be upon the first Tuesday of September in
vermont, after which will follow California
ana Nevada upon the first Wednesday, and
Name upon the second Monday of September.
Colorado will vote upon the first Tuesday in
October; Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa
and an Minnesota upon the second Tuesday; and
West Virginia on the fourth Thursday. On
the hrSt Tuesday in November will vote New
ork, New Jersey, Illinois and Wisconsin nm
the hrst Wednesday, Maryland and Kansas
ana a1 on the Tuesday after the first Monday
massachusetts, Delaware, Michigan and Nj
souri,; This closes the list of elections for tho
year 1866. iol tue
SECRETARY SEwARD's OPINION -Tbo A..
burn New York; 41drertiSer, publisbod % nu- ,L
home OF Secretary Seward is generaIy 90 Tue
ed to have the tone of its articles ind;cota99P
that gentleman. This being the case tbo eo9y eoy
lowing remarks from that journal have 'no no, iol
some comment The 1trertiser saws - w W.
nave good authority for stating that tbo w. we
'entatlon made to our citizens that Go,, iepre'
Seward especially requests that thew 3Hornor wI
IN? call, that is being circulated, for , tha 'agn
continent OF delegates to the Pbiladolnhapc, l hap,
convention, is utterly false. Gov Soma Phla
policy OF his own, and reason for i lIas WS
zoe lGeS not as his friends and neirhbors ~ IT, oon lie
,dcr themselves wrnS to any measure which thew con-
nuCr wrong or as having tendency tn r,'S Saor oOm
he North. y puoilcan Party Of
nv UCnn mn MeLear n 4 Son, Bankers, VIII, Del
u" 'uy ana sell on commission Del State Ron1n'! nJ1a!
:, ,oi, hallr3ad lst mortg Bonds! Del r r
}onds }vedslon Bonds; Phil. VIII. & Bait, r. Road
;onS 1m ana stocks and Loans of all descrin-
'01S' ollce' No. COZ Market street
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
Mdryland Affair."

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS III IT.
conditional Union Conventions met on VI We on
I uay laSC J9hn l.: Thomas Jr.. was ronnr,: Uuuo:
nated by acelamation in the Second. n: nncno!llt'
2%osepl y; ~ stewart Was nominated in RI tb;"J
rfahGls Thomas renOminated in H. -E u TltS 'hii4
ana VIM; y. Albert in the Fifth w Wro4rth, L,
not heard the nominee in the First District 4"'o
=, ,AqCIDENT.-We regret to learn tbo4 ~.
Charles f. FARRELL, residing near HilIshorSonniLL UT
met with serious accident, on FRIDAY ,,'aSl
ing last; He was attending his wheat manb;no
at Mr. Lew L. Dukes, in Talbot county ond
WINE lh the act OF oiling it, became entangled
III III some portion OF the machine. His arm was
broken and he was considerably lascerated
ABOUT the breast and back of the neck. We
iearh Mr. FARRELL, is doing well, though suffer
ing severely from wounds and bruises. Den
Inc races on Thursday last were quite excit-
and Sparks horse were put on the track an, and
run GOO yards, the horse winning the race bv
about three lengths Later in the afternoon
race was gotten up between FennimoreS $ mare
ana Two other animals, owned respectively bv
Mr, omlth and Mr. Coppage. The Fennimore
llilIe won Doth races Had the weather been
more favorable there would have been more
iaporl' race was started between the Sharks
NURSE ana the Dudley mare but owing to some
Unforeseen obstacle, they were taken off the
'iacA "'thout running. -CruDtpton Gazette.
ouDDLERSVILLE CAMP.-The camp near tho
town OF Suddlersville commenced on Fr;dav
aSt' ana Is one OF the largest held ON the PENN,
; Sula TINS season. The encampment is niceIy
located and numbers SIS tents The attend,
dnce p Is 81 large, and the religious prospect good
new L. D Williams preached the Snndav
ne morning sermon, and Rev $. w. Thomas the
AFTERNOON sermon, the congregation on each no.
TISloh ST numbering from 1000 to 1900 nersonS
l le order so Tar has been excellent.
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FRANK LESLIE $ MAHAZINE Tho So,4or,
ber number Of Frunh LrSlir'y LglIys u,a,
.4oe has =. reached Us. The Fa hion pIatrs 9ro
a mlaghmlncent' h' Tar eXceing anything Of the kind
Nc r;oj nave seen Tor some time 1t is accompa-
t;n nicu py pattern and contains full descrin-
sion pl thG fashion engraving. 1t also gives a
nu:loer OF other embellishments. which are
IuIte pretty, Besides this information. if CON
CalllS vast deal OF reading matter. It i an
excellent number. Send on your name at oncn !
ana secure the September copy.
bEADLE MoNTHLY.-Thc September nnn-
{. Der n OF B"a4Hes is one of the best is,ned "
+, oregon ana Washington, illustrated An
about MerIpaids, " Wild Joe, "C CroGnet and md
Is = Law Laws :, Personal RecoIlections Of Gen
Sheridan, "The Five Senses Taste rVm anj
SMELL +" Outwittcd by the women %o.o Sc a'u arh
'nonS Dr;on 5he articles. 1t a good magazine
: rice =; Address Beadle 4 Co. lis William
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
MARRIED.

n S3 70 the 22d inst, by Rev. d. w. Bartine.
NJ, n ~, Mr; HENRY 4. HoFFEcKER to Miss
'Aaf M n. W0oDALL, both of Kent Co., Del
Toh N9Ith East on the 9th inst, by the Rev.
0onu " Mel, at the residence of the brides
S"'EEnCS, nus N. FRANK LowMAN, of Elkton, and
.. NATE SHIPPERS, of North East
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

THE "1IHES'' is published eoery Wednesday at
fer"o'a, by Jos. II. lIoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro
PrietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
EK hS-SrBscRrFr'oN,--One year, $500 in ad
oance, or $3.50 if not paid Hlend of the uear. M
paper discontinued until Gilarrearsare paid-Onlv
at the option oftAe Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS '0iH be inserted at herate OfSepen
Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent in
sert'OnS 81 cents. A liberal discount made 70
quarterly, semi-GHnuql and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

arc aonnouFF.-Those who patronizo this article
tn} ale recommended for that made at the Ori"n'
Joloinun i onun Works Its titlations are said to he
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29


BUSINESS NOTICES. E Il. Baldwin will sell
at public sale tract of land on the 9th prox..
in this town.
The Smyrna Academy commenced it's Fall
session ON Monday last, with an increased num-
Der of students
&. Morton is now prepared to give lessons
on any musical instrument, to bands, singing
cases, gee clubs, etc, in Smyrna or adioin,
ng towns.
Rumsey's ague powders are said to be good
Tor the shakes. See adv.
Taskcr & Clark offer their fertilizer at re-
duced rates.
Hopkins, 62S Arch st., Phila., advertises
his celebrated hoop skirts.
Wales & Dewitt, Milford have strawberry
plants for sale.
Jacob Hallman has superior quick lime for
sale at Smyrna Landing.
Rodgers, 1873 Market ST., Phila., has fine
crop Of grass seeds, etc.
Henry Raughlcy will run a hack to Kenton
camp.
Read advs. of Howell & Bourke. Delaeroix
Female Institute.
SALE.-B B. Allen has purchased of Jno
A. Cavender his property on Commerce st in
this town, (latc the Benson estate) for 81, 500
Who sells Ready made Clothing chean ,
liaggs 4 Cotton.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

lICil! ITCH! !ITCH!!!-ScRArcB no MoRy-
hngIa is Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment will
cure The worst Cases of Army Itch. 1t contains no
mercury or other ingredients in any way dangerous
70 ne"i'h' Those suff'rlng from this terrible di..
ease should procure a box ~ once. A. G.. r
lands Golden Itch Ointment, and take no o,bsr
rFlce oO cts box By mail, so cts. Prepared nv
l.. NJ ENGLAND,
For sale by Druggists. Is7, ,66-iv
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
THE MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
Wheat 81. 7O(@2.75; White Wheat So. SOFA
$500. Rye is selling at $I.O6 p bushel
elbow Corn, 95(a96c. Oats 48(g5Oc. Cot.
ton 34(@35c. per ft.
Gold closed yesterday TUESDAY, at l5o
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
WANTED !

,ha ma mAnE Il LEA hrR 10, Schoo d. trie, M i0
",i" o~m wa o. ~. rI. M 'haoSa that well qualified ~
take ise .chuo a .ns branches ofan English odacao 10
once will be required. Address '"'"' = &" 'tier.
Committee CWM J. BLACKIsrox
SMYRNA n, An JOHN vASGASKES'"
''''' A"s' L. 1860 70. lIi ~
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS d CATARRH t,ea,eJ
WIN me utmost success, nv J. ISAACS, NJ d .Ocni,s,
anH an u AurisI' uormery Of Leyden Hoandl No 5Ie
.N, LINE street Philadelphia. Tesmonlas. from The
most reliable sources in the Civ and CnnI,,, - 'e t
seen al his Office The medical acnrv are Ha "e
accompany Their patients, he has no secrets m hs
P'acuee. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted ,v,,Lnm,
- ""'se '"' examination. my2I'66 ly
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

OR3DINATIo;N AT NEWARK The Right Rev
G5. erend the Bishop of the Diocese will hold an
ORDINATION W at st. Thomas Church, Newart
on 81 friday morning next, at which time tbo
! hector the Reverend John J. Harrison will
.:n De admitted to the order of Priests Tbcrn
VIII " also be services in the same Church dur;nG
the rest OF Friday, and on Saturday, - ''e
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

The iron to lay the Junction and Brcakw,
ter Railroad from Milford to Georaoto,wUmp Wa. Wa
been delivered at New Castle, from ROM wb;oS Ha'
place 1t will be transported by rail. The Ton
tractors have purchased an Engine and viii vii
commence running the iron down and LAWN; "ti -
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

CHoLERA.-A YOU G man named VIM. Slav.
son OF John Slay, Esq, of Hazettville, was
attacked with cholera on the Camden camp
ground last week, and was conveyed to his res
ldence, where he died on the 22d
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

SI. 400 PER YEAR! We want
N ao,' = Agents everywhere to sell our ImpRov
Ed s%O sewing Machines Three new kinds. Ind,
and upper feed. Sent on trial. WarrsnInd onuef .
Above salary or large commissions. The owl NJ
chimes sold IN United States for less than s4o ,,tn
are, are l%'Iy licensed by Howe Wheeler & Wilson Gro.
cbean mo .b,oa "nget Co., and Bachelor All other
nser are aoe to arrest ne and imprisonment illus
W1o circulars sent free Address or cali nnon Shst
Sy6 S6H 6s al b BBddeiord Name, Chicago illinois.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

LIE LABOR CONGRESS. The National L,-
Dor Congress at Baltimore has made a nprma. ma
nent organization and appointed committees ti,
on the subjects Of strikes, eight hour move.
meintS' political action and national orpan;1a.
aeh aet9n. a resolution favoring the abolisbment
~ IN! the INC income tax was tabled. r. L. Martin
Is the Vice President from Delaware WI
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

DIG QUARTERLY.-Sunday was the anniver.
caiy. saIy kno"n H as Biz Quarterly" among the
Ionred G people of Wilmington and countrY and
JJlse numbers were present at the meetin9s All
uay' Some estimate the number of coIorrd
TL TTTLrangerS as high as twelve or fifteen hundred
LLney l looked respectable and Committed No
preach OF peace. Gazette. i'
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

~ me 6.E Seventh annual meeting of the Kent
20. 70, Bible Society will be held in the NJ IL +
Cnlrch n OF Smyrna on Thursday, Sent. 6 iSf6 ;'
az lo$ A. NJ, and be opened with sermon loIT, hy
me hey Joshua Morsell, d. D. Tbe im fr;npJy u '
OF the Bible cause throughout the conntv I',n aro
earnestly invited to this meeting, M 9ntar1 a,o
p, prlSe Sc has greater claim npon the afect;oms Of
az christians than the work of this Socintv IN
circulating the pure Word of God and al
should meet together for the purpose Of de- dcy;s Is.
ing the best means for its efficient nrosrcut;on tI
n u,., THos; b. BRADFoRD, Pres't
7. HUNTINGTON, Rec. Sec'v 10 =
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

gso,,am SI,RANGE: BUT TRUE-Every young lady and
Een''emai IN the Uniteu States can hear sometime
very much 10 their advantage by return mail tres ~
nargel by add resslng the erslgned Those having
.eafs OF being humbugged will Oblige by not noticing
is cafu All others will please address their obedi
enl servant, THOS CUAPMAM Ni
janlOy 83l Broadwav Nsu, vi
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

IT HARVEST HoME-The Temperance Harvest
nome nome announced last week, will be held in
" llmlRgt3n on Thursday, the 18th of Senteml
Der. All Temperance organizations and ~,
public generally are invited to attend W
grand procession through the city, barmlo..
anuS1ements,, vocal and instrumental mns;c
speeches, rich entertainment, &C., on the nro'
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

=. NUhBEKH p, H,-Ihe office Of the United States
BBePgty y Ply Collector of Internal Revenue, John
n,;. IL nnyard' IN the Odd Fellows Hail. Wi.
milnglon, mans was entered on Friday night last, bv
nna,I means ), oi iase keys; The scoundrels broke
opGn G e tne sae and stole therefrom between four
Stamps So far the thieves have oScano1 r'oIelue da
0''"P'u ue-
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

. Inc Delaware Railroad is now comnleted to
AnnameSseX. The wharf at that nIand s Io 70
ouit and new steamer for that I' ~ 10 r,','
tween AnnameSsic and Norfolk will he 6m1L Gn ~
S; Ga IN about two weeks. When onenad I"I' tb;s
Lihe Will afford passengers travnIIinr ~ tI,S th"
southern Seaboard States shorter AMI ~ or;oI. Cie
er route than via Baltimore. savina ahont 'TN iHo
niles IN distance and about five hnnrs t;mo NV
" c are informed that the COMPANY do ot' not do
sire SIRE, to make their connection with NorflI % %
uh5il the road and the wharf are in comrIoto Iotf
oraer and all their arrangements perfected far
putting passengers through with comfort c"rl lUi
fanny tan ana dispatch. That will not be before
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

WHISPERS. WHISPERS -Dr 7 n NJ,
COrroha. the greatest stimustor in Tho ,o,T M
foIce Whskers or Mustaches 10 grow on The
@ lare or chIn; never known to fail; sample tor ,r;ai
Ieli 'ee ~ any one deslrous of testing its merits
'uu'e'S "EEVES q Co., ~ Nassau St. ~ Y ie27 3u,