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Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

The EXISTENCE OF THE SUN.-Tt will he
most gratifying to our readers to know that an
eminent mathematician has demolished yari-
Gus O. theories OF solar heat, and demonstrated
tnat 1or 5O'O0O, O0O years to come the sun will
continue &c TO afford sufficient calorie to sustain
n1a human llfe upon the surface of the earth.-
inns Is ABOUT as long as any of us will be per-
sonaily interested In the matter, and the pros
PecC OF our descendants being frozen to death
Is too remote to cause any serious uneasiness.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

TINE FOR READING LETTERS. Few will
have the patience or controlled curiosity of
Huet. who said: 81 never read my letters in
the evening before going to bed, Or in the dav
before dinner. Letters generally contain more
had news than good and in reading them we
call up subjects Of inquietude, which disturb
our repasts and our repose."
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

The CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. A
statistical table, exhibiting the rates ofincrease
OF the population OF the United States since
1860, the date of the last census, is being pre-
pared at Washington. In 1860 the population
of the United States was 81 ,443, 32l, and it is
calculated that at the present time it is fully
35,500,000.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

A physician passing stone mason's sbop
called out; Good morning Mr. D. hard at
work | see. You finish your grave-stoncs as
far as In the memory of, and then wait. I
suppose, to see who want monument next?"
" Why, yes replied the old man, unless
somebody sick and you are doctOring them,
then | keep on.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

A Western Paradise is thu, described: 'No
income tax; no internal rexenue; no spies to
see If you treat friend on Sunday; no special
police; no dog-tax, school-tax, or bounty fund.
And, to end with, the Indians and half-breeds
can tell one greenback from another, SO all
our ones are tens. ~
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

A NICE HOUSE." Mamma" said little
fellow, whose mother had forbidden him to
draw horses and ships on the mahogany side.
board with sharp nail" mamma. this amt
a nice house. At Sam Racketts we can cut
the sofa and pull out the hair. and ride tbr
shovel and tongS over the carpet; but here we
can get any fun at all - w
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17
ANDY S CATECmsM.-Question. Who was
the first man? 0 az

!, ANDY S CATEcHIsM.-Question. Who was
the first man?
Answer. Andrew johnson.
Y. How many arc there Of him2
A. Three.
T. Can you name them?
A. |, me, and my policy.
e. What agents are employed in making
known his will to man?
A. Treasury agents.
Q. DO you believe in the existence Of NV
policy?
A. | do.
:. =; Upon what grounds do you base your be.
4: New Orleans burial grounds.
Right. The class may take their seats with
the elect WIN
A squaw in Central Michigan had pan.
poose on her arm, exceedingly white for a mem
Der OF It's race, which fact induced a gentleman
to ask It It was not a half breed, whereupon she
SAID i" No, not drop of white blood about
rt-half lnjin and half missionary. .
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

" l feel rather unwell, my dear, and my
tongue is furred-can it be those sausages +
had for SUPPER said an ailing gentleman to
his spouse at breakfast.
.'Oh, dare say it is, pa ~ said precocious
urchln, for I've heard that they make cats
into sausages." ''
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17
Income,

The following is the Income Returns in this
State for the districts named.
DECISION 7,-Rart of st. Georges and Appo-
Qutnimink Hundreds.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

your sister, while engaged with a sweet
heart, asks you to bring glass of water from
an adjoining room, start on the errand, but
you need not return. You will not be missed
Don't forget this, little boys! " -''''0'O'
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

p" My dear Horatio, l had very mysterious
dream about you. " What was it, dear ?''-
| dreamed | saw you carried up to heaven in
a golden chariot, surrounded by angels clothed
IN white and purple. What is that sign of.
DEAR, " 1t is sign Of toul stomach, nv
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

Speaking Of shaving" said pretty girl to
an obdurate old bachelor, Il should think
that pan, OF handsome eyes would be the best
mirror to shave by. "Yes, many q poor fell
low has been shaved by them y
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17
WHOLE NO. 628

A pretty good story was related to us the
other day.
n Some years ago there lived in the city of
boston an author of distinction who was not
without certain eccentricities of word and way.
One day friend asked him:
Professor a., what physician do YOU EN-
" Not any, replied the Professor.
Not any, echoed his friend, in sunrise
knowing that he had family of some balf y
dozen children. % What do you do when vour
children are sick ?'' '0OA
well, don't do anything for few davs.
and then if they don't begin to get better, I
give them calomel.'
"'Calomel! What, for every diseaseY"
" Well yes, for everything" returned the
Professor in his moderate way. Years ago
| always used to call doctor when the chi.
dren were sick and l found his inyariable
method was to look at the childss tongue. feel
the pulse, shake his head, look very Wise. and
prescribe calomel--it always ended in that
30 thought | might give the calomeI my
"Weli-but''- persisted his friend, hesita-
tlng!!y, - how do you know bow much calomeI
to giveY N''''''''
"Well-I give dose and then. if that is
not enough, give larger one-and ifit is too
much, nature generally dsposes fiji"
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17
PAo.pAa,s.-Guan ano-Ground Bones
LIME. LINZ.

The undersigned intends keeping on hand
THE RAMBO LIME & 0YSTER-SHELL
aW4 LII ME-,
Which he viii sell in lots to suit purchasers Per
cons ordering Lime on Blackbird, Smyrna or Leip-
sic Creeks, win attend measuring their Lime AM
pic measure guaranteed.
krss, smvr.,' ar with JIM. SHAIN,
jyaS snyrna Landing, Del.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

An Italian, arrested for murder in New Or
leans wore finger ring with snap claw,
which was filled with deadly poison. A scratch
from 1t, 1t is said, would cause death in three
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

AN ENGLISH REFORM DEMONSTRATIONS
At Manchester, in England, on September
24th, there was an enormous demonstration in
favor Of Reform, it being estimated that not
less than 200, 900 people were present at the
meeting Mr.. Bright was the principal ora
tor, and in his address stated that 6 if the peo-
pie of Old England were drunken, ignorant,
demoralized, and unfit to be intrusted with the
franchise, as alleged by the governing class,
they aad become %RS 30 oNS rOm eS sefts I'll cts Of an a
the State for centuries /; for the people of the
same stock were moral, educated, happy, and
exercising the franchise in New England, un-
der another form of government"
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17

A mountain Of pure salt has been discovered
at Nevada, 'fe ts es,. ..r..
e.a.ys i .aegU si ia -. =.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17
Where can I get a nice Suit Of Clothes made
% oyder7 AT Baggs 4 Cottop'b. "a y gssa

y l a
Smyrna times., 1866-10-17
SMYRNA
w Oollen Factory.
WOOLLEN GOODS

The subscribers having commenced the muuufac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27

range from go AGO. Plain White 34a75o Scarlet BiDe and
HiHed Twiled so 965c. - Shaker 65a95ej Gberts -
White Standard Fannels s5o for No and 7sc for No
Gberts Opera lOc Franklin Mills d. 6IsO Bay state DO
oe PECK kibourns Fine Domets 45c Park Mills Bookfod
Fancy flannes 45o
Blankets continue depressed Cumberland l04 Whitney are
quoted At g. Swiss & U.s. lI do do S. Cocheco,
y IL do Swiss g. 90 ll.l C0cheeo Extra super
t0 80 l24 do fl2 90 l0A Holland g. 25 ia do Whitney
q IS Newichwanock An Wool 1O4 u 80 do ia s. go l24
40 e. % Winthrop ILLS Premium do ~ - for 10 y 20 Tor
IL and s. 20 for l2f do Swiss iO4 e. o. IA d. g % - do
O. % Ontario Blankets offered various qualities OF l04
ia IA and l34 from g. ds25 and Clinton Mills from s6Gs5
Pontoosuo Co.'S High CoOred Fancy Carriage kobes and
Horse Blankets sci from el06tl5 each
The foreign goods trade dull Jobbers are anxious 70
dBoe Of dress goods and buy from importers sparngy
Nearly an kinds Of goods selling at lower prices than
week ar0 The imports oy goods last week amounted TO
o. 76s against 23l6 TO for the period Of 1865
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
IBafore Indie Rassel

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. -
Before Jadse Russell ...fH
PLEAS AND SBNTRNCEs.-Geerge Van Ness was
charged with entering liquor in NarketSt on the 18th q
October by means forcing of shutter and attempting 20
carry away cigars money and 70 the value Of Ha He
was found under the counter and confessed the o
ceman who arrested him that be intended 20 steal On being
arragned indictment for burglary IN the third degee DO
pleaded guilty and sentenced TO the State Prison for three
years -, .,.. s,,o.. -.
from Mary Jane Helenstine living in Aabest the s
Of November He Iodger in her house and eomnlt,e
the during her absence lie pleaded guilty 10 graha
larceny money and sentenced 20 State Prison or eS
as Fv WAS sentenced 10 the State Prison FOR three
wears and sig months for being found with watch and chain
In his possession worth sl6 which he bad stolen from nehaei
obn Hatch pleaded guilty in stealing and chain aud
quantity OF money all of the value Of is the prUpeTty o.
former employer the prisoner he was sentenced 10 ths
otto Rusch for being found with chandelier and quantity
paper lamp shades worth e4 81 hid in his trunk which bad
been stolen from place in Couandts sentenced to tho
State Prison for three years. 80,
worth SO0 which he pleaded guilty attempt al grand
larceny and sentenced the State Prison for two years
John Bradford was indicted for stealing quantity Of elO,A
ing and money representing go He was as oooh on
floating dredging machine aud took the property ron per-
employed board He was sentenced 20 the State
Prison for two years.
PLEAS AND REMANDsoris Worms pleaded guilty steal
in al .si rom boarding house Teandcd
Phillip Rester pleaded guilty in stealing trunk containing
female clothing Of the worth OF t which he attempted to
carry from the depot Of the Newersey Express CON-
pany He renanded-
Simon Katy pleaded guilty IN stealing black sat-
and took the to make up but never returned them he
Conrad smith and John Tucker were Jointly charged with
picking the pockets of John Mitchell Of watch and chsi
worth $50 They pleaded guilty and were re manded
TRIALS AND Ac0BITkIs-Elen tried and acquitted OF
the charge grand larceny. Joseph Sanguin tried and
acquitted Of the charge OF grand larceny John Lamoe
tried and acquitted Of the charge Of sund larceny ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS
fp.fo.. I,A,. Dowlingl


THE PRowLERs" AGAISThe pettifogging lawyers knowb
of old as shyser and SINNERS bat who have been olae
recsened by bowling with the expressive and appTo
nraT TIE scsthns rebaKes administered 81 the Court
and the attentions these gentry have recently received at the
the last two or three trial they have been for the most pa
on the of abenees Persons whose business brings tbe
themselves The list q clients q some heaItsss
i sincerely TO be hoped that the courts may De no more
tested by these hangeron TO the legal profession IL true
not having the advantage at their st setting out IN NE Of n-
fuenta professional feLds 20 lin them at once 70 good po
necunisry eircmstsnoes TO earn money nom day TO day
keep the wolf from the door ind their account In predicting
and respected for their worth and legal ability and
the magistrates hope BY keeping the Courts clear as far a. nay
BE- Of the pTove to keep the bar occupied by young and
talented lawyers who content accept these courts IS
school Of training preparatory to entering those OF greater en-
knowledge ores Of evidence applied to criminal snd
certain that the short sharp and decisive method Ok
cal oraons Instantly cut short and where the
confined closely and constantly 70 the merits 1oS O 81 g
new NAY TO COLLECT Old Dents "A cclored named
Alexander Edwards found guilty Of assault and battery
Peter Beck committed under the following
Alexander aud Peter made arrangement. BY which Aer
week and bic board compensation for bis services ea
ande ana his wotk Tor lew weeks 1u I Nm
buy those his life gin and tobacco Becoming e
aspefated at this state Of AFFAIR." Alexander day after fruit
less attempt get out OF Peter who proved hpsef
literally rock his adsmanne determination not TO pay hs
aborer hire Alexander took and with tina: keen In
Of suason endeavoed 70 persuade Peter TO yS
Peter inensbe argument and at once called police
man who arrested Alexander and conhscated his Iba
Court not approving OF Aexanders methOdof collecting debts.
sent him for four months 70 the Penltestary
MARITAL AFFECTION UNREwARDED.-Mary Gowan had q
husband Mary GOwans husband had coat Mary Gowans
husband coat bad holes and taters Mary Gowans husbands
coats holes and taers made Mary Gowan quito ashamed OF
husband and husbands coat Therefore Mary resolved
procure another for her loved but torn and taseed
which should holes therein those made By
tie tailor IS in duty bound Accordingly Mary went 10 a
clothing store Mr. John Marks and asked to SEQ some coats
which were shown Mary declared that she could ind
she thought would m the manly form Of her seedy hDsasd
and she turned to Leave the store Unfortunately r Mary az
there dropped the floor bundle which contained
coat and which bundle hay had carefully concealed under
her cloak and which IN her hurry get out OF the place had
unastened and had TINS exposed Mays little semps
repenh her husbands wardrobe at the merchants
Mary defense weak SIZE said the bundle had dropped
from she her feet upon which the accused her OF Try
ING to steal She to the Island for four months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

CLEARED
st.p Santiago de Cuba BshS Gfsytown mica via Fortress
Monroe, d. Darlington
steamship TscoBy, Pierce, Philadelphia
Steamship YszOo Hodges Norfolk and CITY Point hsnshsn
more , =, ~ a., e.,,t,.o,. w D.i,.u
steamahtp salvor. Morgan. Boston W. r Clyde.
Bari Milton. Buckley. Eew-OTleaGs Upper Besttie
Bari Maxdalena Eus Aspinwa Panama Railroad company
Barb Bomiden Orb Co~an, Cork Tor 0raefs "
BARI sheffield (Br Murray for orders via Philadelphia
Bns Convoy BLl Evans Qneensown Tor order" Buliey
Brig lssbel BeurmAnn, Small, Boston, II; w Lo9d TO-
Bra Martha Hudson Jaek.onTuie J. hooe w u.cr..A.
schI samuel EDDY Br Little Fortress Monroe n L. meOreadJ
Co.
scsr Mellon Atn CtsT,P. T. a.. Dsw S &C. Co.
Schr Minnie Rpper Conhoyer swan Island brett S"A ~
sIoOp Mary Gray, Lucas Uneasvile. c.
ARRIVED
Steamship City Of cork Orb Bhdgmsn. LiyePeo Nov 10 va
mde snd 1870 90 John o. Dale rev ~
% sel exchanged gns with steamship bosphoras oouno up
ebsnnslj ilth miles Of Kine met with Snsnfsed az
Fnet exchanged night with ssanshP bound ~ sho"
ing bloc light ls lat q q lOas - met SsoDI .s ssss
Hook a bark ngsed steamship bound r. 80, 49, cn NJ.
stssmshp Absmsie Bourne Richmond Noroh and CITY Point
with mdss. md pas. TO Livingston. Eox Co "a, =,
tssmshp ssr.sa King Richmond and Norfolk with nds and
pass 20 q. Heincksn l. Psmors. =. ~ A., -
sesmshp Empire Price, Wilmington n u WIN na'r 0'Ane'
Steamship Diiso Sherwood Portland. Ne. with mdsa to O.
Steamship Miami Clark Boston with mds 10 W. ?. Clyde
Steamship Washington Chichester Rcbmond CITY FONT and
B.Ti suomi hos. N0rabsrs csds 50 days With wus &c. to
bari Murray G Mas.n Mlr.sosns Nov with lOg.oOd and
Murray IT, Nov 20 % stterss IpoEs barb Minnie Of
john, b. from MAsnra Nov in Crooked Island P.ssss
spoke sparks Of and for Baltimore from Fortune dad
BsiR K.phod Ter Boston, Ship ssnd with lumber
ter Had heavy weather. 'pli, 's, and spr1ba slssG
schT Veans Hsrsey Hsdson for New Haven
schT Helen Mar, Nchenon. Bsimore for Now London.
sehI R. Thomas Arnold Jas'On'e s'5' with lumber to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
NEW RAILROAD FROM NEH- YORK To Al
BANY.
TO RUN ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE RIyER-BsrNA'
TED COST, SIX MILLIONS OF poLLARs-LAReE
... AMOUNT OF STOCK SUBSCRIBED.

TO RUN on THE WEST SIDE OF THE RIyER-RsT1MA'
TED COST, SIX MILLIONS OF DoLLARs-LAReE
AMOUNT OF STOCK SUBSCRIBED.
For many years projects have been entertained for
a railroad from this city Albany the west side OF
the Hudson recently the scheme has taken no tnngbe
FORM Several wealth and enterprise have during the
last few weeks organized 1.-THE New York and Albany Rail
OF articles Of association IN the Secretary OF states Oce anos
Albany has been elected President Daniel BGtter6ed Wee
President Thomas w Oeott Treasnrer and Eaeta Cora-
Kennedy John Jacob Aston IT,, John NJ Davidson. Homer
Ramsde Thomas Cornell j IL HasbroOk Thomas w Ocost,
No route has vet been selected avowed purpose Of the
projectors being ultimately 90 adopt that route which shall seem
practicable and profitable and in tbs vicinity Of shch
most financial cooperation shall be obtained 1t not yet even
decided whether the contemplated road shall run west OF ess
of the Palisades depends on the conditions Eamed. -
Subscription books been opened at the Bank OF Com
in this city and az various banks % A6ahy konaoa
CatskiI Newburgh Kingston &c, and $1,000 nile has
already subscribed per cent being paid down II is
estimated that the entire cost Of the road viii be about $500
Directors resolved not to select any 0eay Tor
route careful surveys made and is thereby de-
mo9sted which viii permit the most se9ao%Sa 9na " MS
C. W Vent Of Albany who has been selected as Chst IN
stock subscriptions placed before the Board the road VIII
be located. .A....a...
al Albany and somewhere on the lle m SeN-
Jersey with authority however to extend indefinitely into
has already made oyertaes accommodation oeDg
straghen its line Newburgh and make y short and
reasonable arrangement 10 induce the contemplated road !"
connect with the Erie. -.
sufficient amount OF stock has already been subscribed BE-
Newburgh and Kingston 10 construct the road entire De-
those towns and this section may be immedas oas
and accepted as part through line II Is claimed Dy tho
directors the road that the various oca interests when
have been seeking the extension OF the ermont kosd OF
Northern Newersey and the extension OF the Enc from New
brgb and Of the rosd from Athens down the yer 70 Kings
have opportunity OF securing through road ~
As through connection for the NewYork Central koad AZ
Albany aud receiver for the Susquehanna
Road and other tributaries beside the considerable local to
the side there to be reason to believe hat he
enterprise may be safe for stockholders SAID hai 10
support Of the Albanans fer once united
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Rafnra Inslica Man.h.lI

Two BURGLARS CAUGHT-Early last week two
professional burglars, named p j. DOnnely and William
warng engaged at the house Of Dr. McNar
Mnrketst and East Broadway After being there day
they took their departure one morning before daylight WY
Saturday last but portion e. h6Soperty found Ia he5
without baii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
Go mbom il man Concern.

VNHE TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
i AND DIRECTORY or TIE ASSOCIATION FOR IhPRoy'
.s.rs 1 ;. .oppsd . s.ry prcebs At hsf
Immediately BY ealing the Once Room No 50 Bible HOUSE
he following oao. q tn, Association and c.lrmen Of Ward
a i4MhS 6h IGEEk tIiaS ID T. No S. IS u
JAMES LE s.1 yss.fgs.idsnt Nc g Fnhsv.
JOHN DAVID WOLF vles-P President, No. - hAdson-AVs
4 r wETMoRE Vice President 70. 81 ys.ey,i;
ROBERTB 3. hlETURE Treasurer No . sO1th-.i u,-u.,
JOSEPH B. COLLINS Recording Secretary No. 90 "Su'h
ys. Abb; No 81 rIss s s..,,
visa aisaiS bod Ii ~ Z S SS e SSl'A@
y y-ESSs fs q ss;' NJ No. J, te eS.Ii:S:
ix-psnisl French. No: chars.s.
XI.-Janss Little. 10 rs ssv,nsr,L
H b. P' Wass, S Zee 1 sSs,s corner 81 n
Klv.-Dsyid Terry No: lss AIaberrJ.I.
xy-p.1,a T iSsa t. ~ ~ Is We. T~satys,L
xSiI-Sa.% Y sSi.. e. 3
Klx-1o.sph n L smith No ii2 East E0r'y''eeo"a'-
XxI-Wn D. Bbbin,. N. D. No 50 LeIinstOnsvo.
XXll-A N. Lyon No 1876 wssi Forty.seeondst
STEWART BROWN !TIlyHs No West Thirty iourh'
GEGaoE GRiswoIb' No 81 Fiahsvs
r. C. BENEDICT No 80 Tsnth.sI
K n HXRTLEY Secretary. No % Bible HOus..
mo ARCHTTECTS.-PLAN AND SPECIFlCA-
nENT Al wSshNoroS onISsc a are nyst
plans ard 'psacou, and estimate, q cost for I va
Department and sdjsesn vacant ground in wangion y q A.
The blldlag tupefbriA
is will admit q Photographs Of and oil Other inornA
ton relating tbs subject viii Be furnished 70 Architscs desiring 20
compete for tue work application Poronay By letter. 70 inc
undersisnsd .. . -. :,
Of 100 for tho h Of e. 200 for the scoud and OF
1000 for the third nos acceptable plans aud
% ;: ,Sdfa aRs1 ss % ss HOE 9 az: and
preparing pans specifications for tho budns OF the war Dc
parmsni under act Of Congress approved July 30 ls0o
and specifications must be 20 the ONCE OF brevet
T. TeadT Recorder Of the Board Ordnance
oes wndsrs BuidPg Warrington, c. on OF before the '
day Of February, 1901 ,
The Board Wi the ria any ali plane submit
ted should De deemed suitable for the purpose well 0s
tain any or all Of such plans
By order Of the Board 7. j. TREADWELL,
BreEe Lisat Col, u. s. A.. Recorder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Nov 26-lss76 bbls Flour 325 bbls WHISKY 266 SACKS Oil
cake 50 81 bush Wheat 20 200 bush Corn 20 0j0 bush Oats
% $40 bush Rye 5000 bush Malt a. 63 bush Barley So
pgs Beef l7D bbs Pork $50 pkgs Cut Meats, $40 pkgs
Lard 54J7 bbls Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
financial.

OYtcs on THE WAmIsGToN les CoEPISI, /
No. $50 OHEES ST., NEW YoRE' Nov 20 lsed)
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
~ Of the WASHINGTON ICE COMPANY viii be held At the
Once ooupsny No ses Gseuvoh' EswYOri on TUES
DAY Dee H. 1905 ct 10 oeOek for the election Of i've Tru'
and business be
fore the meeting. WILLIAM BALLANTlNE, Secretary
INSURANCE SCRIP.
ATLANTIC.
COMMERCIAL
GREAT WESTERN
kEWYORk,
ORIENT.
PACIFIC.
Sun.
UNION,
WASHINGTON.
' f WIN C. GILMAN No % Pin.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
Deniisirp

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the
~ Of NiIoaroIyd Gas and have tIetsd teeth for over
1880 patients who certified that dore without pain
pr. snd fresh every day We never Gn" Once No. ~
Coo Iustiluts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27
Chances for Business Altn.

Gbantes for Business Altu.
VERY VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT FOR
q. NJ. FULLER
Catsouqua. Lehigh County, Pa
A PARTNER WANTED in a strictly honorable
and luesvs business that large percentage Capital
CURED FROM 600 $1,000 fIinpsh only pssd sPPL 70
BONNER 4 Co. No 1T hssssn't
fUO CAPITALISTS.-An opportunity is afforded TO
II obtain half interest very valuable MINING rhOf
ERTY partially developed IN Colorado None but responibe
ties need apply. Address Bon No 6lISP o.
fNO CAPITALISTS-A very valuable IRON ORE
PROPERTY In York and within 80 miles Of the city
the opened ADD promises rich the great
ssacay viii be mads with rssponslbe
p.ity JOHN WOOD 4 Co.. No 81 Liberty ct
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Mlisrelldneouc.

lfllsrellanecuc.
A FRANKFIELD g. Co., jewelers., No. 2O9
IN. shaye corner Of Fourtsenthst and No J3 EghhaVe
corner Of rw RECOMMEND THEIR FINE STOCK Of
WATCHES JEWELRY, SILVER and PLATED WARE. w. are
Of American Cuckoo Cloekt LADIES
Watches with Secret Lockets for LhrDesA ,,,,, ~ . r. -
M ANHATrAN OIL COMPANY.
vi No i6 Broadway N. Y. rf-
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF .
MAs0Ne SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD Oh
For Railroads. steAnshiDs and Factories
VlHE MOSELEY IRON BRIDGE AND CORFU
Il GATED ROOF Co Office No. 90 Nassaast. ~ T.. build
wrought r. r. and Highway Bridges Depots fSctorisl
Corugate sheet iron Tor
Roof and sds ~ budngs sbrd Floors Shutters Doors, nc
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