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DIED.

In this city, Sept Q, Mrs Sarah f. Fuller, wife of
the !ato Adam Fuller, aged rs years.
funeral on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
1G5 Cumberland street,
cA.rd of Brooklyn,'N. X, aged 70 years, 49,
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E'ARM for Sale in Westbrook. IA choice iaiTn or
Il 140 acres, well divided into moving, pasturaee
and tillage; lone field of 90. aeresl. A Two story
house with l.; two barns, carnage house, stable Sc
Farming Tools, Stock and present Crops. In ali re-
spects this Is one OF the best Farms in the count, "
Inquire Of DC. PROCTOR, 65 Middle st.
Jui16du Opposite the 'sWoods Hotel p ID
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But few left of those very Eligible
Lots at West End. a1
nNE Of the best building Lots on Bramhall Hill,
" adjoining the estate Of Hon. j. b. Brown, Tho
Lot is ia feet on Pine street, and 100 on Vaughan ST.
Also a first class THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE in
central location, containing Is rooms, all in COM
plcte order. Apply to. lIs 500 't--., ~ II,
b aug17-tt isd-7s fsat q W. III, JERRJSn I'D u
tgi Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hail.
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s55.id FOE SALE! b. 30 .at. 8.
& a 2 LIZ Story Brick House,
!. NINTH lot containing about three Thousand feet.
Ivy The House can be converted into two separate
tcnGments, there being two kitchens, with dining
rooms adjoining. two parlors and five bed rooms; q
never falling spring Of winter in the ceilar c;stern
and gas all over The house; all in perfect ORDER
A lot Of land adjoining the above premises contain
ing z,1UV icet, ut 10 cents per foot. Apply to ~
.f4. -..fH '-.''3'-A W. II. JERRIS.
Sept. l. cd3w Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

a. TWO THREE Stored Brick houses on Free
hE,,.I Street. One is donble house containing "a
49, rooms, built for First Glass Boarding House
The other contains 10 rooms, and is fine location
for Physician. Both houses flee the South i'T~-i
Also three story Brick house on Poar street near
lincoln containing rooms. h Ia III - .
Also 4 three story Modern built Brick house ON
Lincoln street. Ali for sale at moderate price -.
aoa La Apply to 4tl 50 800 100 al &
iii-' -r.s iJqj e.l ID 1851. W. ii. JERRIS,
Real Estate Agent, opposite Prchle House.
scp1-61m -. - 5.
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Half of House
FOR SALE.

nWELLING HOUSE No. Cotton Strea+ oo,,
attaining ~ rooms. o'n-
Enquire Of j. Z. HASELTINE.
= Also, New Blacksmith shop on May Street onno-
site Horse Railroad Stable. 0ppo-
b ~ Enquire IS above. sen7dts =
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Wanted,
Wanted,

s-------- w auCCtI,
A VAN :" nun 0i0-sN' 1ff' ,J.H. ADAMS,
sare-1,ux 1G Portland Street.
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AFuA DE MAGSoLIA.-Thc prctticst thing. the
Sweetest thing" and the most of it for the least
money, ltovecromcs the oor of perspiration; soft
Gus and adds dclicacy to the skin; is delightful por-
ceasary companion in the sick room, in tho nursery
and upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be Obtained
everywhere at ono dollar per bottle. .7,.'. Fl
8 aratoga Spring Water, sold by oil Druggists.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-10

TIME Board Of Trustees OF tho Lecture Fund Of
l. the Grand Division of s. of T., of Maine. desire
to engage the exclusive services of conf etent
Agent and Lecturer, for term OF six months or
more, from October LIST, or date of engagement
Said Agent must be Son Of Temperance, and will
be required TO lecture visit and organize Divisions,
and receive contributions to the Lecture Fund APP
pications with references and terms of SERVICE may
be addressed to 2. POPE yoSE, Secretary of the
Board, Rockland, Me.
Papers favorable to the cause arequested to make
notice of the above. -.l. 81 40 llr III
Sent k-d& MtOct L. n. -. -.
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New Unfinished House and One
.ral Acre of Land for 81 900, IA 4
- THE above house is locatod nm s,ero,,a
Es;;sI Plains, about five minutes walk of the horse
.ERsAk cars. Apply Immediately to
sep5d1w 0i Ai"i'
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To Let.

A three stored Brick house, furnished, nne of the
n best locations in the western part OF The city,
the owner, wife and son wishing board. Address Box
1853. rl..II. scp5d3w
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TV'HE undersigned hereby give notice tiata portion
Il OF the cobwork at the southern end of Vanglan's
for the purpose OF filing in and making solid the
southerly end of said bridge, and all persons in
until further notice. ttt la on .gF, :. -
afss .,-., j. M. ROBINSON,
Iri to -.s.t lilr.,l b GEO. II. HENLEY.
a .Un4ba 800. s4 Ii. $. JACKSON,
ll,..l ~, Seiectmen OF Cape Elizabeth.
IL
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REAL ESTATE.
Three Story House

IT, On the corner of WaterviIle and Sherbroota
E;:; streets for sale. The house Contains eievsD
- rooms, and is convenient for q large tam;iv
The lot is 60 by so feet, which is a good stable
Price reasonable; now rents for $3.50. One half tho
amount may remain on mortgage. Apply to w, Fl.
JERRIS, Real EstateA Agent. septsisv11 -
Half of House
MO. Sc Center street for SALE The lot is 4s feet ON
~ Center by 9s feet deep. Price $500. Apply to
w. ID. JEkRlS, Re Il Estate Agent. sept7df
ou Executors Sale in GorIlam, $
THE residence of the late j. B. Phipps. pleasantly
situated on State street. The house is IA stories
e'ght rooms wash ROOM cistern, &C.. about acre NJ
tober 3D. Il net previously sold at private sale. To-
ticulars and terms apply to LUZ paf
Gorham, Sept. g. 1866 sant7d TOO 4
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House and Lot for Sale.
fENHE two story brick house and store No. 40 con-
gress st, rs feet front occupied only as garden
For particulars enquire on the premises aug7,t
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
boarding.

A SUIT OF pleasant front rooms, with board to
IA let at II Free st. g.e
Respectable transient boarlers accommodated.
septC-1w# 4. t So.
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~ Wanted. ~
xxvANTED immediately Drug Clerk. of expert
w ence. Apply at $40 Congress street. scp73t*
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HOU SEES Il Nd LOTS
- FOR SALE!
TWO story house on Park Street. "Stevens Place"
store in basement. 'io'' WILL
Two story house, pleasantly located, on Neal 81 ~
Brick house with stable, very pleasantly located.
on Carleton Street. 'o''''eu'
Portland Co.'s Works. - NY Asai eic
- ALSO, -
Lot of land on Cumberland Street, 80 BY 1oo with
tne materials thereon. This lot is well lScatci and
Of above, apply to 'A0' ~
JOHN c. PROCTOR.
con,on,, ,occ Middle Street, below Post Office. d,
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SPOKEN.

May o. lat 80 min S Ion 50 % Z, ship Susan Kinks
Atwood, % days from Calcutta for New Orleans.
July 27, of st Helena, ship Orpheus, Crowell, I'm
Batavia tor New forE.
Sept 8, lat 4s 55 Ion 80, ship Neptune from Liver
Sept 6, lat Al 40, lon 6s 30, brig Charlena, from
No date. lat 40 II, lon GS %, ship Calhoun, from
New York for Liverpool. tf NJ. Ia ~
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PASSPOR Us.

(tITIZENS of tho United States abousto % abroad
~ obtain Passports By app wing at the Office al
LEWIS PIERCE, =
niero0ddy 17TH srNf : I = = N-sA'e'A'Asi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-10

S. T-1SGo.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bitters
sold in ono year is something startling. They would
I'LL broadway six feet high, from tie Park to 4th
tens in Ncw York. 1t is said that Drake painted all
the rocks in tie Eastern States with his cabalistc
- I.Els6o'-X, and then got the old granny lcgs
nature" which gives him a monopoly. We do not
how this is. but we do know that Plantation Dirters
all classes ofthe community. and are death On Dys-
pepsia-certain. They arc very inyigorating when
languid and weak, and great appetizer" -.
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Druggists
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House Lots.
To be Leased for . Term 81, Years

To be Leased for a Term of Years.
THE valuable lot of land Corner OF Exchange and
: Middle Streets, occupied before the fire by the
well known Fox Block. INQUIRE of Patterson &,
Chadbournc, dealers in Real Estate, or ct
WILLIAM o. FOX,
3 aug A dtf g0s lgFftg.srt AT 1GS4 Middle ST.
49, House for Sale, No 30 Myrtle Street. En-
E::;| quire at No. Central Wharf
@l.A July 12Ldtf ~ '>l-T"T7I l' 80 ft,L J.
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NOTICE is hereby given that my oife, Martha 7.
~ Vefrill, llaying left my bed I'D board without
cause or fTovoc;ition, l shall pay debts of her
contracting, that may be contrcted for her Or the
child she took with her from this dave.
BENJAMIN, L. VERRILL.
Portland Sept I. 1ec6. W. scpfdiws
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sENEG-wEENLY LINE.

q The splendid and fast Steam
s'sss=-,s ships DIiIGo, Capt. IL SnER-
a ~ .(slsN\ wooD, and FlANCONIA, Capt.
zl.sa-4.,ss further notice, run as follows;
: Leave Browa's Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at p. M, and leave Pier
81 East River, New York, every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at O'Clock r. II. = N.,-sr f4.r al. q
These vessels arc fit cd up with fine accommodate
safe and comfortable route tor travellers between
Now York and Maine Passage, in State Room,
5000 Cabin passage $500. Meals extin. III III 81
Goods forwarded by this line TO and from Mon
traa, Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, PASSPORT and
st. JOIN.
shippers are requested to send their freight TO the
steamers as early as ?. NJ. on the day that they
leave Portland. GOA dl7f-ra Il ssl.7' r gl,t
For freight passage apply to sofa1. > lI ia
i EMERY s. FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland. .
j. +. AMES, Pier IS East River. .lc .s.f 1a
May 90, 1sG5. =. D. r- $1,000. . dti
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Land fer Sale.

"A LOT Of land on Cumberland ST., above WASH
"a ington, 80 by so feet, with two cellars in good
condition, stone and brick. VIII be sold low. In
Aug H. 1S66.-dtf -
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Primrose & Jerman.
NEW FIRM

| ~ ~ Il w u y u ID 81
Having formed a co-partnership, under N. ,;,,.
Primrose & Jerman, the subscribers
hereoy give notice that they have
received very large
ST o OK or GOODS.
men they exercised great pains in buving =, I,,,
eures' IN order that they may also sell them at L
Hgures' Their line Of Goods is complete. and ,,;I,
connpare with any store south of Wilmington bo,h
:" qual'y' style and cheapness. Their line of
Cloths and Cassimeres
In Is large, (bOught principally in New York;, and
FINE STOCK OF KERSEYs. ETC.
Ladies' Dress Goods in every yor;s,v .r..
Reps, &c. ON'''"es' AtPacas,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
every slze and at low fgures-the best lot in town
lor quality and cheapness Come and eT"n1;na .o ~.
ana we think you will conclude that
Ihi' is the Place to Spend your Money.
ne FIRM hope to receive full share of ,,b1;.
'2'ronage. The old stand of J. H. Primrose pe..i'.
'pPossIs e-I, bearne's Bakery, Smyrna, Del.
~ Their terms are CASH, or eTchsnus e., Co,
ry Produce. PRIMPOSF e. Is1HI TOT Coun'
Oct. 1lth. lS66.-ocI7.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24
Mrs. WI. a. Roberts
Trimming and Variety Store.
A Fine and Complete assortmor+ 81

A Fine and Complete assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,,
Her stock of Ladies' and Children, Dros. coo,-
is very desirable, comprising number If bo,n,;GiI
patterns. Also fine stock of - 0au'i'ul
CLoAKING CLOTHS, CIRCULARS. Nr1R1As
Caps, and other fancy Woollen Good. in roa...t
variety. N' J." general
n her assortment Of Trimmings is large. comnr;.;n.
new stock. 0''enuoh 70 her
IofS and CONFECTIONERY for Children.
This is first-class Lady's Store. and Oh. -.
'lgned desires liberal share of patronage. '''
- NJ. A. ROBERTS
OctA'' Commerce ST., Smvrna D.l
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24
OILS c. CANDLES.

WE offer to the trade full assortment of Oils and
TS"o'es ~ ol the best quality, among which are
Pure Winter Sperm OIL.
Rleached Winter Whale OH.
BACKED N. w. Coast Whale OFT,
Extra Winter Lard OF,
Carbon or Coal (best Brands) OIL.
Lubrlcating Zine or heavy Machinery OIL.
Sperm Candles, all sizes. N. Bedford Brands
Adamantine Candles, Hotels and Gs
Paraffine or Wax Candles.
lne same careful attention to the quality or ov,
goOns That has characterized our house for nearly 10
years past Is observed, and dealers throuebont ,ho
country can rely upon getting PURE ARTIcL Is from ns
ALLEN T. NEEDLES,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS and DEALERS IN FERrt,,zr,s
AZ 5. Delaware Avenue, and Al s. Water Stree,
PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24
fiano playing is easily Learned

FROM "RIcHARDsos's Mn
pies Of which sold every vea, hrhUD 25,OOO CO.
aaapted to pupils of all ages. and =, lessons are
TS; n Snd useful in every stage Of at
cnn SoA 100 mas on account of its actual ,u"";.
come n 1ne standard work of Piano merit
scholar oS Sss, which p eses:
will BE- .ens ss' Do,tDsd [mGs % 7 Of which 4
Publishers. a77 a77;Pa.S %asbips0Loi oLiyER =, DITsoN Co.
f't'' boston. lana |
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

virtue ot an order Of the Orphans Court Of III,
axnosod Deraw3Fe, In and for Kent County, will BE-
eAPoSed 10 Public Auction or Vendue. to The b;rb
est and best bidder or bidders far the sane gu :"
q ~ NoDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1856, at2 O'Clock
~ w. al the Hotel of Wm. r. CamDbell in tho
own OF smyrna, Duck Creek Hundred Kent Conn.
W delaware, the following described lands and fen
1ulehS' VIZ; farm or tract of land, situated near
| t"e Town OF Smyrna, aforesaid, lying on the road
'oII oHIyrha to BackIstons Cross Roads, adjoining
iahos OF the heirs of Thomas A. Rees lands Gnt
IneTiy OF Presley and Enoch Spruunce, and lands
o. Thomas Davis, containing 247 ACRES and 50
square Ferches OF land, be the same more or less.
.ne same being the real estate of William H. Hold
ing late of Kent County, deceased
ana II is ordered by the Court that the purcboser
VI purchasers thereof be and appear at the next Dr.
Ea' EE' NouEt' 10 DC heid at Dover, in and for Kent
Nouhty aforesaid that the said Court NAV ASSIGN IN
tne purchaser or purchasers the premises soid to
n'' her or them, pursuant to this order; he she or
cy' paying to the parties entitled their ust and
proportonabe share the purchase money rcsnect-
NeIy, or with surety sureties TO be aDnroved h, |
'"e Court entering into recognizance TO be taken
1"u acknowledged IN said Court, to the State in n
Po"al sum 10 DC determined by the Court with con-
oh TO pay TO the parties severav entitled or their
respective executors administrators or assigns their
u each Ol their PropOrtionable shares of said pur
cndSe money respectively, with interest from sncb
TINE as the said Court shall determine in such man
ner nc ana time as may by the direction of the said
Oouit be prescribed and appointed in said copditon
Attendance will be given and terms made known
" Joseph r. Comegys, Esq, the Trustee upupinted
o effect the said sale, or his attorney Ii
BY Order of the Court, !
Attest WIN. r. CAHOON. Clerk.
Dover, Oct. 3, 1866. )
W This tract of land will be sold in q
TWO PARCELS. e
One parcel will comprise all that part of the wbolo
tnaled east OF the road conn, citing the Alley Road
''n Tie Middle Alley Road, and will contain
l59 Acres, Roods and 2l Percbes.
iEiudlng S, the buildings, orchards, Sc The other
~ comprise all that part lying on the west side of
I'd roud and will contain
81 Acres, Roods and 81 Percbes
iERAS.-Ten per cent. Of the ourch,se moneu Ell
~ oe required to be paid OIL the day of sale which s
" oe forfeited 1t the purchaser or purchasers fail ia
comply with the above conditions prcscribed bv %
Cour'; otherwise to be treated as mart or ,bo "
rchase money. The next term of the Orpb,ns, IN,
uF VIII be held at Dover, on Tuesday. the 06,b ca
OF March, 1867. plot OF the land will be er.
,ted at said sale. ~ "a ica
hls Is very desirable land. being situated within VII
Hehleht distance OF the Delaware RaIlroad onJ use
10 The cultivation of grain and fruits Of vel
Hus FersOns deslrOus Of Purchasing are invted the
~ iS" me premises which will bo found every ,yav
ny he attention OF any deslrous Cpurchosing ton
r. JOSEPH p COMEGYS, Trustee i
r. HAWKINS AuciiOneer ,- tea
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Ayers Ague Cure.

For the speedy and certain Cure of Inteym;n,n, F.
rer' or ChlIls and Ferer, Remittent Ftrer CIjU
ferer. Dumb Ague, Periodical Hendoc6s or 0J';' y;
li0us Headache, and Bilious Fepe,s;,adeeJ far far
me 'h0le class Of diseases orieinatins in Jii1r,,
arrangement caused by the malaria Of miasnatie
countries "''UO"'H''C
c[Ceeoy mas rarely failed cure the severest
cases ol |hllls and Fever and It has this great od,
lage over other Ague Medicines that il subdnes tho
eopidlht "iihoul INJURY To the patient 1t contains
no qnnne or other deeerous substance nor does II
SE St"uuct 9llsn or 9nV injurious effect whatever
you will endorse these assertions ''' Wy II a'iu
prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER q Co, Lowell Mass
everywhere. ~ iIe Ine9icihe
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24

PATENTED MAY 90 1865


rms ID an an article for washing without rubL;
&c ~ very ulrty places, which will reouire va
lis D nu unlike other preparations offered for
leave them much WINTER than ordInor III WI
"lthout me usual wear and tear
IL removes grease spots as if nv magic ond ooc
the art Dy soaking, so that rinsing viii m ordi
Gases entirely remove il. VIII III ofuIharY
inns powder IS prepared in accordance with .ho,,
osl SCIENCE ana upon process pecuIiar m 80
"hlch ls secured by Letters Patent II hos L IL
use lOr more man year. and has proved itself 81 @ -
Versa faVorlte wherever il has been nsod az t UNI
'"e advantages claimed are the following viz '0"s
ton and linen goods ''"a''y uses on COT
tear. e' a"u wear and
Also for cleaning windows It is unsurnassad ,y;t
oHe quarter the time and labor usually required il nm
par" beautiful gloss and lustre much snne,,o, M ~
the powder eP' " HiolsleL
directions with each package
n, ana can be readily appreciated bv single ttaI
m e COST OF washing for family OF five or SIR nersop
VIII not exceed THREE CENTS. F''
Ahe manufacturers of this powder are aworo ,bo,
many useful compounds have been introducad - -
'uoIlc winch have rotted the cloth or failed in ,.
ing the dlrt but knowing The intrinsic erc.II.n c
ms artlcie, they confidently proclaim il sc ho;na
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'hien mas heretofore renamed unsuppled N
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HOWE STEVENS.
200 BTOadIcGy, Boston.
Lso, ,MANCFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE cor ops
,,Saee rUr Sa.e by GFocers and Dealers everywhere
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All the leading Chair.

,;eaI Des. singing Schools, The pripcn,I M,
ssing %"cent,ons To- all Families Of Musical Tpa. nu
Tsr Juslarr" SsedsS New Book Of Church Music
I ss,s 5s public iss' Price Il 81 S. best WORK
OLIVER DITsON & CO. PDhl;ssl Jenl Post;paid.-
ington St.. Boston. 4Di'sFefs' 277 Wash.
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HANDSOME DELAWARE FARM
n 7 p u BLIC ALE

Es@% Inc subscriber will sell at Public Sale ON
IH THURSDAY, the lst of November. 1865,
h3.14 between the hours Of and 5 p. NJ. nj rb,
Delaware House in Smyrna, Del. his farm IN K.n,
Couhty' State OF Delaware, within 9! miles of the
Chestertown Railroad, aud Al miles of Smvrna n,
uon, containing "a ACRES more or less ten acres
oi which isgood Woodland. The improvements are
rev frame house, well finished, six rooms in i
with kitchen attached; new barn and about 40 f.
Oh sheds attached to it, with hay loft above large
corn CRIB near the barn, and other necessary build
lngs' The buildings have been built within The last
three years. There is good tenant house on tho
iarm' also Peach Nursery, Containing twelve er
sixteen thousand Trees, small Peach and Annie
orchard The land is all tiled where required The
r arm adJoIns Edward Ward, Thomas Sinnckson.
IT,, Henry Dorl and others.
ANY person or persons wishing to see the proper.
y before the day of SALE will call on the subscribrr
ng. - ''''''
Conditions of sale will be made easy,
"e'l'' JOHN KERLIN
Smyrna times., 1866-10-24
$50 REWApn,

stolen from the stable of the ,ub.c,;t.
Grsek Hundred Sussex County Del. ah~n, ~ Cedar
below m'Ii1Id on Tuesday night Oct. OGut out mile.
ssy MAmG aoaS years medium size v:ry
to delivering rhi the sDoT: :'s reward win
seribsF, or giving information that will 70 shs sub
recovery. 'h iead to her
octi5-2t. wTTTIAu
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
.>,v THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF
ANECDOTES AND INCTDENTC

%ANGSOO1 EC AND INCIDENTS
mn OF THE REBELLION.
Ahere ls certain portion of the war TINT will navo,
go IhIO the regular HISTORIES nor he embodied in ro.
nance or poetry. which is very real par, of il and
"il II preserved convey to succeeding generations n
Oeer idea "t the spirit of the conflict than many drv
Reports or eareiul narratives of events and this mari
may De called The gossip the fun the palhos of The
war Fhis illustrates the character OF the lenders the
humor Ol the soldiers the devotion Of women the bra
very OF men, the pluck Of heEoes the romance and
hardships of the service - T'''oO anu
The volume is prOfiIsely illustrated with over 300
engfaVlngs by the first artists which are really bean
u!uli worthy OF examination specimens Of the art
ahy Oh Them are set INTO the body of the text after
he popular style of LOssng's Pictorial Field Book Of
Ihe revolution. The books contents include reminis
seees OF camp picket spy. scout blvouac siege and
yae-heid adveqlnres; thrilling eats of brayery viii
utoiiery, comcal and ludIcrous adventures etc etc
amusement as we'll as instruction NAV be (onnd in
ssFY page, as graphic detail brillisnl wit and anthem
NC history are skliully interviewer in this WORK of In
thls work sells ITSELF The people are tired oe d,,
ue'ails and partisan works, and want sometime h.!
mofous' romantic and startling. Our agents nre naS
ng from SlOO to 5000 per month"; clear Of ali eYOen"aa
end Tor Circulars, giving full particulars and see o,
S eIms and proof Of the above assertion Address Ma
adelpha, Pa. '4i"Of '"eec: es rnll'
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BLANKETS. BLANKETS,
. / AMKETS.

Inc Subscribers have Just finished lot of verv
.AIge' heavy, superior BLANKETS. Merchants
E ana others will dOSell to call early at their
commerce street. Smyrna, Del.
Oe~4 Sm H0FFECKER g. BRO
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