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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-28

to over Sis, Oo0-orders which the Board haG
no more authority to issue thanaany private
Individual in the community. By Legisla.
tive action they then divided the county, cut.
ting off from Boise County all of its agricul-
!, tuIal domain witE all Gifts permanent and
increasing improvements, and diminishing its
revenue Droportionally. Then the Republi-
cans refused to fund the debt or provide in
any way for the payment of the warrants.
Then scrip, already depreciatedby their prod
lEality and corruption, was made receivable
| for taxes-all this too, at a time when prop
erty. of every kind was constantly, rapidly de-
preciatiug in value, and population ldiman-
ishing. Finally, as ifto make bankruptcy
certain, came the great fire of May, sweeping
away over two millions of assessable property,
quickly followed by an exodus of not less
than thousand men into another Territory.
Reviewing all these Circumsts nces-com-
pairing the present with the flush cash times
Of '63, there is no unprejudiced, fair.minded
man, be his politics whatthey may, who will
moi concede that the County Commissioners
have doDe more than he would want 70 un
dertake to do. Had the former Board evin-
ced one half of the honesty, industry, and
ability Of the Commissioners since January
lst 1865, this county would have been now
without one cents iudebtedness standing
agaiust it. Hid the former Republican off,
cias continued IN Office during this period,
aud continued as they begun, this county now
would havesoWed y haIf-milIiou. os
We ask The tax payers of this county to
reflect upon these matters. The figures we
have given are undeniable. They cannot be
controverted. We leave this subject to the
consideration of every impartial mind who
desires to know the real facts-facts
which no calumny, no faIsehood, no vitupera-
lion, can refute. They subStantiate the as
sertion that FOR THIS County DEBT, AND FOR
TIE whole OF TT; wEsAKE INDEBTED TO Re-
PUBLICAN MIsRULE, AND TO NOTHING ELSE. j
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SheriFs sale.

ID virtue OF an execution sued out of the
ID District Court. in and for the County of Boise
upon luaghent rendered in said Court wherein
N. H.. Fargo is pAaiBtiH and NJ. H. Kelnpner and
G, w Lewis are defendants for the sum of, two
hundred and twenty nine 4s.l00 dollars, Judg>
ment and Costs OF suit duly tested the 2lst day of
July, A. d. 1885, have seized and taken in exc
cutiOn the following described property to-wit
lst. All that fractional part of bot No. seven ID
Block No. two (2) on the east side Of Main street
fronting sixteen I161 feet ON Main street and
thence running easterly of even width eighty 1901
feet bounded on the north by Langworthy & Charl
ton and on the south by the French Restaurant.
2nd. All that certain piece or parcel Of property
situate on the east side OF Main street fronting
fourteen ia feet on Main street and running
thence easterly Of same width seventy five [75J
feet bounded CD the north by the property for
merly owned and occupied by Billy Weleh and on
the south by Wilson's Barber shop 3d. IL that
other fractional part of lot situated on the north
side of Wall street in Idaho City, fronting fifteen
ISL feet on Wall street and thence rEnning north
erly thirty 1907 feet, more less bounded on the
east by FreemantS Lewis barber shop and on the.
west bv the vacant lot of Smith & Larue. 4th.
All that other fractional part OF lot on the north
side OF Wall street fl ontingtwelVe t12l feet on
Wall street and thence running north eighty I80li
feet, more or less, the same, formerly owned by
R. B. Smelling, and conveyed by him to Smith q
Larue ALI of said four town lots being situate in
Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory eg3L
Public notice is hereby given that on the 9th day
Of August A. D. 1866. at IL clock, NJ. will sell,
in front of the Court House doorin Idaho City. at
Public Auction. for clean sB0seaGold Dust the
above described property. to thehighest bidder To
satisfy said Execution and al acerulng costs
JAMES /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
TOD oh .lxys0S h NJ
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Its impossible TO follow the Opposition
through one half Of the misrepresentation
which they have made, and are still making,
concerning county affairs. One of the points
they have iudustriou.Iy harped upon is the
County Hospital. The Democracy have been
charged with the wrongful or extraYagant
use of the public fund., whereby the Hos.
pital has been practieally closed. Never was
there a more false or unjust accusation than
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WATTS says the taxes Jlsyed in ls65-6were
grbatet thalgtleY were three.y years ago 3but
he fOrgott CD to say that last year titey were
payable in dspreeiated scrip, while those lev
led BY thsiRePGhlicans lWeVespayahIe ia caah.
Which wasshe easiesttospay fifteen cents in
buying scrip or hundred cents in dust? g
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THs Republican orators howl about the
rate Of taxes levied this year. They have not
heard yet that 6fty cents of ths amount this
year was levied TO raise a fuad to Par OFF
THR OLD RkPURLIcAN DEBT, -,
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FvSSy hsAScIrRrNe- ITO hear Waite 1 Co.
estimating the SCRIP received for taxes as SO
much cash--DsBiTIxaD Democratic officials with
the warrants at their FACE valne, and giving
them CREDIT at their MARKET value. PM
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CooL during this Hot Weather-to hear
Abclitiouists asking MINERS to, vote their
county ticket, while the Republicans in Con-
gress are passing bills to sell the mineral
lands by the acre. 5000 5
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NOTICE.

iTVAVING SOLD OUT my entire stock of goods /,
recommending him to my former customers, and 4
the public generally and take this opportunity Of g
requesting all persons knowing themselves III (
debtea TO me to como forward and pay the same 1.
TO % ta6w 100 i .9.a.s4a.. BEN. A:LUC1. j
Idaho City I. F. July lSths 1866 nSSW4~ Liiaas
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= RENEMsER, Democrats, that the entire Re-
publican ticket in this County, is the ticket
Of the Vigllante organization 3
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AERuBLlc4Es say the county debt hasin4
creased during the past two. years. Well,
why shouldn't il? Wasn't the taxes paid
last yearia county scrip, worth, according to
Waite, only ten cents on the dollar? Won't
the Judge tell ushoW lougit would take the
county to get rich by receiving ten cents for
every hundred levied? 40 5l sg4gs Hlg.
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observation-disclosures

~ ~ s& ass&aA
ED,WoRLD: Please announce an Independent
candidate for the office of Sheriff tile ensuing election
CHAS w STEWARD
Mr. EDlToR:-Ple1se announce my In de.
pendent Democratic canae for Repge en- ativea at the
ensuing election. h36 J WALKER
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No stranger. in ONCE in, Boise County

- - N1r| - -
The Vigilantes of Boise sGonHtyyto a man,
are supporting John Gray for Sheriff. q In
Boise Valley and Boise City, they have crea-
ted Reign of Terror, strangled, robbed and
driven out Of the county every Democrat
Eihey feared They have renewed the horrid
and bruiaIscenes Of persecntionagainst DEM
ocrats, which has everywhere prevailed where
the Loyal League has been dominant during
the past six years. They are now desperate
ly attempting TO EXTEND THEIR POWER OYER
THIS COUNTY. They hope TO get possession
of abe Sheritf's Office. that they may end
protection for their outrages under pretense
Of authority Let no Democrat be deceived
They are dealing With members of a secret,
silent organization which permeates every
portieng Of this county4-anJ organizaions
which boasts that II is how perfect in its ma
chnery from Walla Wala to Denver; but
which giyesno notice of its 1existahre exespf
upon the dead bodies ofits victims; Democrat,
struggled inythe darkness of mfdulghLq It's
this imurderous organization, which leaving
its ropes in their cellars, are now scattering1
out through Boise county, and with smiling
faces and specious pretenses, are seeking
with every deceitful bait. to win Democratic
votes. ReTareIof them. Let no. Democrat
be deceived by their serpent tongues. Allow
no nominee of the " Strangers 20 ever Oc-
cupy the Sheriff's Office OF this county.
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REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

0s For Delegate to Congress,
EDWARD ID. HOLBROOK
For Snp't Public Instruction,
J.sH.s WHITSON.
For District Attorney, I'd District,
F j. J. NAY. its
For Membero of the Council
e. A. STEW ENSON.
For Representatives,
GEO. W.STAFFORD, j. w. KNIGHT.
a.. A. MIX. - WIN. Law,
r. w, BELL, A.P. MITCHELL.
W. H. PARKINSON, 5 D ia. ABBOTT.
.WAI 9h an For Sheriff, <7933 4
.is aias JAMES /. CRUTCHER.
For Auditor and Recorder, a 5sa
JAMES Fl. WICKERSHAM, . q
For Assessor, u
Ye go FRANK B. BRITTEN. y sffEFr q
q fsa01 Il For Treasurer, in .8a1 (
s19a JAMES W. WOODaiia1 osish
iile For County Clerk, & i 81 90
HENRI F.gSAYRS.I
For SuRerIntendsntof Public Instrdc ton,
asE1 WIN. PAGAN. fs589 ~
For Comfy Coroner,
e DR.. JAMES HEALY. as
ga 81 For Counts. Commissioners,
NORRIS FITZGERALD fiong term.
j. MARION MOORE, (short term
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The County HOspitaI---The Republicans
Responsible for the Closing, and $42,-
COO Of tie County Debt.
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WASrEO-AN ANSyER.-If this county ran
$4,000 in debt 10 one year when taxes were
paid in gold dust, how much ought it to get
ia yearwsen taxes are paid in scrip, bought
up ny tax payers at IS to 20 cents on the
dOtfarf We don't want Abolition orators
and papers to dogs this question:. Ne want
90 answer. aiei $500 saHg8J g I'D
y4ft8 KS 4qs.srFt fsfs fsssf rs
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JAMES l. CRUrcHER-A card in this issue
places MI. Robbins in a poor position
His old Yigilaate hostility, and his course
during that affair, are shown up Robbins
says5inghis card, he makes his statements
to place himself right before the public. He
does not need any cards TODD that His his
tory here and at Florence is too we'll known,
These attempts to ipjure Mr. .Crutcher only
rebound upon their authors. Every record
high and low, has been overbauled in vain
ito find something against Mr.. CrutOheF. The
public mind has been poisoned with a thou
sand false rumo RS against him, set IN motion
by these Abolition and Vigilante organizers,
and circulated in the. outside precfnctswhere
they may bot be subjectito .refutation. They
will do no good. Democrats are not the men
Eto see aDetnocrat foulIy aspersed and per-
secuted by these men, that they may elect one
Of their ownynumper9 They Learned during
the'war koW much reliance there is in Re-
publican statements. Mr., Crutcher has made
an able and faithful officer. Every one who
knows him knows that more honorable
gentleman does not exist in this community.
He has made agqodC officer, obliging and
courteous tolall, and honest and Industrious
in the discharge ofall' bis duties: Hisrecord
is unblemished, and catumny from that
source cannot defeat him. "a
GRAg's pEPUrlEa lit sreportedtba Rube
Robbins is to be appointed Deputy Sheriff if
cray is elected, Robbins is a nice sabiect
to receive Democratic votess A year ago he
was at the head of the .Vigilante army hunt.
ing up Democrats to hang them; Now wants
T ing an Office through the assistance of the
very men be was trying to strangFe. Vote
for Gray, and you vote for the old Abolition
: clique whieh surrounds hirns saaaEa IaA
a@Ez 4 4 ZIG o. AU1
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VoTE FOR HM.~ghe q. IS. Senate has
passed a bill for the benefit Of Eastern spec
nlators al the expense Of the entire. commu-
nifty. The minerallands are to be sold 10
pay the war debt. sotD BY THE ACRE. The
Eastern capitalistsT will soon t9tAogp this
country, unIessthe President vetoes this BILL
How do miners like il? If they like it, let
then vote for Gray for Sheriff! He repre-
SCENTS Che rssillsg =, party in Boise county.
Those Who don't like it, intend to. Vote for
JAMRs /. CaVreHER. n o. sssisags s!daaoassl 81
'7-'-@ - Y'sS 'V' .l32a
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THE CRUTCHER RELIEF BILL.-The Union
harps upon the "Crutcher Relief Bill All
there is about that bill is simply this !: The
Republican Legislature imposed the duty OF
maintaiping the Territorial prisoners upon
Mr.. Crutcher, but provided noadequate means
for defraying the expenses. Pinkham run
the Jail by drawing especial preferred" war
rants on the County Treasury. That was
Pinkham's Relief Bill. Crutcher advanced
the money out of his own pocketsf0r year
for boarding the prisoners, and the Legsla-
-ture simply paid him back the amount That
was the Relief Bill. In addition to this, an
amount was allowed for defending the Jail
against the Vigilantes, which amount was
much less than the real expense. Had a Re-
publican been in Office, he would certainly
have applied for the sameisTelief,D for9itwas
nothing but an act of simple Justice, So APP
parent g to need no aTgumeniY9sls ifiW q b
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PITY.-0ue branch Of Congress has passed
. bill giving negroes and paturalized China
men in this Territory a right to vote. Pity
for John Gray that the Senate has not reached
the bill. He would have the vote lofevery
negro and Chinaman in the county-and
then fail of an election by 400 votes !; but
they might be considered complimentary.
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PROPOSALS FOR COUNTY HOSPITAL

OSA1s' TONs VOUNTI HUsTIIAL' =
Notice is hereby given that proposals tor taking
charge of the County Hospital, with or without
missiOuers, to be returned ON the last day of this
mouth. ~ X. II. UNDERWOOD,
- - .-L. - rRN / CHAM ETnN nennfv.
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FHE DIEFEREycE Waite says he gets his
figures fremlthe County Records That is
more than We can do when we look to the
acts OF the former Abolition officers. The
Republican, officials either destroyed the
records of their official acts, or Kept their
books in such ahofrible shape that they can
pOw make nothing out of them themselves.
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How MUCH why don't the Republican
orators, who are such great financiers, figure
out how much of the county debt made
during the past year nd4a- half, is, in fact,
the INTEREST the warrants issued by the
Republicans: in other words, THE INTEREST
on THE REPUBLICAN, DEBT? 1t is oNLYsabout
$4,000 which Waite FORGOT to credit in his
account. oh, yes, Charge it, all to the Dem
QcracX.J G 81 U3 -
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The County Debt--The Republicans Re-
spOnsiblc for the Whole of liz.

The Official report of the Committee APP
pointed TO insestigatethe financial condition
Of Boise Counsy mp to January lst, 1865
when the Republican officials went out Of
ofice-specifes the following:
1--WE find the total amount allowed
against Boise County by the County
Commissioners sncei is organization
to be Observation-Disclosures. 1882 1893 SO
That the total amount of Co. warrants
marked redeemed on the County Aud.
itor's book for the same period to he 65628 Al
per examination. to be. 68,5s9 90
Smyrna times., 1866-04-25
= -
EOR SALE

A Valuable FARM in Queen AIMS c,ountv Ma
ana within two miles of Centrevile the county town.
containing 25l ACRES. divided into fields and lots,
and wen s.nced. A fair proportion is in Wood, and
about ten 10 fifteen acres of Meadow. The soil is
Sind. and fine, not stiff, but easily worked and pro-
aneuve, and has been recently lined. The situation
Is handsome, high and healthy. The Dwelling is
new. in the modern style, with porches. and every
convenience and comforts the Out buildings are fine
and new, and correspond with the dwelling. The
location Is very near steamboat landing on Corsica
Creek, and public road passes by and Immediately
70 The landing and wharf. The land adjoins the
lands OF Messrs. Watson, Goldman and others. Mr..
a. n wallace the owner, residing the premises,
rs deslrous to move to the city, and will take pleas
ure In showing the premises or in furnishing infor
nation by letter. The terms will be reasonable, and
liberal credit will be given for a considerable por
uon ofthe money. GEORGE VICKERS, Agent
Chestertown, Nd, April 13, l966.-ls-4t a..
Smyrna times., 1866-04-25
VII Il NN'S
RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE,
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN THE
MARKET.

This Super Phosphate has now been used for GOV
en- years. with results unsurpassed by any conceu.
'ra'ed manure. Its manufacture was commenced
IN small way, TO supply merely local demand,
but SO popular has it become wherever used that for
inc last three years have been unable to supply
iuy onethird of the orders received. We have ms,
erected large mandatory with improved machin-
cry and increaed facilities, and are now marucsc-
turing largely. We solicit continuance of the pa.
'fOn0ge which has been literally bestowed upon
us heretofore.
For CORN, WHEAT, OATS, and all vEGE.
Tables 1T excels; and for COTTON and To-
BACCo will be found particularly effective.
We present few testimonials, manv or which
could be given, if we deemed it necessary.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-25
500 ACRES OFLANn

In high state of cultivation, with new and s,h.,.o
g. !al improvements. The residence on one of The
ars' occupied by one of the proprietors, is Iarge
magnificent brick edce, built within the las, ,bseo
years IN the most substantial manner and in modern
style. 1t is one of the finest country seats in The
win u choice assortment of other Fruits.
ihese farms are situated on the Delaware Rail
road at Moorton Station, miles below Smvrna. md
within . hours of Philadelphia. The soil is pecul.
orly adapted TO the growth of Peaches, and wonId
MAKE as hne Peach farms as any in the State; thew
are wen watered with running streams, and within
one mile of navigable water. The neighborhood Is
very ~ healthy, the country high and rolling.
Ihe land could be divided into 4 or S farms if dc
slred with good proportion of timber for fencing
anu other purposes on each. Convenient to church.
es, schools, and mills. '"D' 'i'
For !, further particulars apply to D. McDANIELs,
near wilmington, Del, or S. E. corner of Eleventh
street and Washington Avenue, Philadelpbia: mr. 10
GEO. c. SIMPSON. on the premises.
ID. McDANIELS
GEO. G. SIMPSON.
Smyrna, Jan. 81, 1866.
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"AGENTS WANTED0 -

SI75 PER MONTH. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
The Photograph Case 6 Family Record.
is great opportunity for enterprising persons
= " energy 10 make money. Ii is an article Of
which the public have felt the need II reIais a,
low price, and It's beauty aad utility is universally
acknowledged. The success which has attended Iis
warrants lhe assurance that be sold in
Sua Ssa esery iamly We are prepared 10 show that
we " nave agents who are clearing Sl75 eyery month.
Address for Circulars and Terms
ap4 Ga Cbes,nn, So, ps;,
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Which is lower for sizes than beE.re the time
OF hign W'c':s; but having a large stock on hand,
gra'n eJIne tow, and moDey scarce, wish TO ieave
the Land Owner without excuse for not draining
his Wei Land. fee determined to try these prices
this scas"u, and if meet with the encouragement
expect, will another season put up new and i'm
proved m chinery, and not only still lower the price
Of Tiles, but make them more worthy Of your pa
tronaRe Hoping this liberal offer may be apprecia-
ted, L remain, Sir, yours respectfully, ...
ap4 At THOMAS A. COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-25
CONVENTION CHORUS BOOK
A Lecture 10 Young Men.

ae<prr.- Jast published, in a sealed envelope.
A.ts& Price 6 cents. "A lecture on, the naturc.
1 treatment and radical cure Of SPerma-
torrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
sions, Sexual Debility and Impediments 70 Marriage
generally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from
Self Abuse, &c, BY Robert J. Cuyergeli, M. D.,
author Of the "Green Book, - &c. !. ..a,,,; -.
Z The world renowned author IN this admiribe Lee
ture, clearly proves from experience. that the
awful Consequences OF Self Abuse may be eHeciuslly
removed without Medicine, and wiibout dangerous
surgical operations, bongies ingtrumens, rings or cor.
diss pointing Out mode Of at once certain and
caectuai by which every sufferer, matter what his
condition may be. may cure himself cheapy private,
Iy and radically Tins Lecture will prove boon 10
thousands. Sent under seal TO any address, in plain
sealed envelope receipt fisk cents two postage
sssmps Also, DE- Cniyerwcii's Marriage Guide, price
Is cenls. Addrsss CHAs, s. c. KLINE a. Co.g-tg.
apis66y55 1s Bowery, New York, r %. boz 1886,
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Pure Sugar Cane Seed.

soRGO and LIBERfAN SEED. raised by myself
and WARRAsTED Pure. Yield OF syrup from $50 TO
aea gailona oer acre Enclose stamp for Circular
EDWARD ID. PORTER, Il
mhal 81 eaia.HY q, HA Newark, DsL3
Smyrna times., 1866-04-25
AGENTS WANTED!

To s"'l the Great American Puzz cs, the cheapest
an' m wonderful puzzles of the age. Agents can
reuu,.y make from $40 10 $50 per day. ! will give
any agent SlJJ if lie will sell 5J,OUU Send 81 cts.
for set o. Puzzles. All orders sent nv mail free
PHILIP HILL, Importer oI Fancy Goods, No. 259
Market ST., Pmlad'a, Pa. IL Ladies' Needle Book, ,
containing 100 of the best needles, sent by mail on
receipt Of Sd cents. upl8 I'm
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@ cents Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on the MORN
irg Of Tie l7tt Of APlL, 1866, BOY, light COM
Plerisa, with grey kersey pants, black coat white
hat. An psrso"s are hereby forewarned trusting
said boy On my account. as will pay debts con-
tracsed by him.
apis 3t BENJAMIN MONEY.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-25
II R U S s r. s

"SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS" cures
nOrfURE, frees the cord from all pressure will ne.
yer rust break, timber, chafe become filthy (lhe
hhe steel spring being coated with hard rubber
ted form requires no strappng; ceanest, iisRes
easiest, and best Truss known. Send for pamphlet
....t /. b. SEELEY, Sole Proprietor,
ap4 I'm l347 Chestnut St., Phila Pa.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-25
ALSO, SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
TESTIM 0 MAILS.

A., w RED LION, Delaware, July I2, 1865.
messrs' w aIon, Whann & CO-Gentlemen: have
used Whanns Phosphate the past season with decided
oenehl' and as evidence Of my appreciation shall re-
qulre Ten tons this fall. Truly yours,
GEO. T. TYBOUT
Smyrna times., 1866-04-25
SMYRNA HOTEL

Inc subscriber gives notice that he has succeeded
Tut y r. Foxwell in the proprietorshp of this first.
ing public. - ave. 'H
ne intends to offer every convenience and COM
lori 'at can possibly be secured to boarders having
que regard to their interests
me TABLE will be supplied always with every
a[ticie tne market will afford. The BAR with the
choicest Wines and Liquors.; and the Stable with
every convenience for animals.
aP4 WIN. T. CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
Smyrna times., 1866-04-25
Near Germantown. Philnd,a. Pa. Feb. Is. 1866.

Near Germantown, Phiad'a, Pa, Feb Is, 1866
messIs w alton, Whann & Co.-Gentlemen: ! used
Whanns Phosphate las: year on cabbage, beets tur-
nlps, peas, AMI in fact all garden Vegetables. The
yield was much better than could have expected;
like It much better than any fertilizer ever used not
II; II Is far superior 10 stable barnyard manure,
both OF which used along side oft. You may send
me five tons this spring. Truly yours.
CHARLES HALL