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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-15

TWO PERF0RMANCES-At2a nd7 o'clock P. NJ.
81. The Procession will enter. the city at 10
admission idfa 5Ocsnts Children Under 10 years sc
h4t 10 Ef'aia2 HCs 10 b. M. STEVENS, fi1i
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
TO RENT.

Two STORE HoUS ES. IN the Town of Smyrna
West Smyrna. and The other opposite the Depo.
Apply j. ). HUFFINGTON,
Smyrna, Oct. 10Th, 1867.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

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Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
Ill D u 5 T. HOLD GOODS
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sci at public sale at his resi-
d-nce, on Main street, in the town of Smyrna, on
Saturday, nert November 3Jth, 1867,
His Household Goods aud Kitchen Furniture, viz:
Four Feather Beds, 9 Mattresses. 6 Bcdsteads, 3
Bureaus, Wash Stands 3 Towel Racks. Hall and
Stair Carpeting, Hat Rack, Mating, OIL Clolhs
CIrpets, Il Three-py Four tables, sets of Chairs,
| Set Cane seat Chairs, (nearly new, Slde-board,
Stands, Sofa Settee. 2 Bsok cases, Window Shades,
Looking Glasses China and Glassware, Tea and
Dinner Knives Castors, Stoves, &C., together with
quantity Of Kitchen Furniture, and sundry other
articles. TERMS CASH.
p n uOFEECVEP
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND OTHERS-THE GRAFTON MINERAL
?AINT COMPANY are now manuI uIacturing tbs
)est, cheapest and most durable Paint in use two
coats well put on, mixed with pure Lnseed OIL, will
asst 10 or Is years. it is Of light brown or beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed TO green, lead,
sone olive, or drab 10 suit the taste of the con-
sumer 1t IS valuable for Houses, Barns, Fences,
Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car makers,
Woodenware, Canvas. Metal and Shnge Roofs
Ut being Fire and Water prOol) Bridges, Burial
Cases Canal Boats, Ships and Ships BOIloms. Floor
OI ClOlhs' Zone Manufacturer having used 5000 bbls
passed for body, durability elasticity and adhesive
ness Price Sc per bbI of 300 lts which wiiIsupply
farmer for years TO come Warranted in all cases as
above Send lor circular which gives full partlcu-
lara. None genuine unless branded in a trade mark
Grafton Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL BID.
WELL, Proprietor, asa Pearl st, New York. Agents
Wanted.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
Made upon Strictly Scientific Principles

This article is entirely different from any other ever
offered 10 the public Its COM position will vary and
contain such ingredients only the fruit, plant
or crop for which II intended requires; thereby
abIng the buyer 10 avoid purchasing large quantity
of what he really does not want, order get small
quantity of whit he really does want; VT ich know
from experience, true with many, ii not all The
phOsDhaes thai il the market NJ fertilizer can
be good aud cheap at the same price for two crops
whose constituents are enlre:y different II may be
good for both, but must be dear for The other
For example, If u phosphate should contain ing Ie-
GIenIs that would be cheap for wheat. al any given
price, u is absurd To think thai the phosphate
would be equally cheap at The same price for another
crop. whose constituents are entirely different. II can
not contain ingredients for two articles Of an entirely
different nature in such proportions TO be equally
cheap for The other. am confident that there
is great deal of money thrown away ier phOsphaes
Of different KINDS from the fact that they did
tain what the desired crop needed and III many
cases the crop would have been beIIer off without
at all ; while II lIe same article had been used for
other crops OF a different nature II would have dOubIv
paid for ITS cost have been carefully experimenting
tor several years. and any who will take the trou
Bile to VISIT my farm, near EIlIsburg N. j. FIVE miles
from camden, where am cOnsIaOty EXPERIMENTING,
may see where produced a growth upon PEACH and
PEAR trees Oi SIX FEET AK INCHES, IN ONE SEASON
and lruIt upon The SAME unusually lnfge aud tine
while trees right alongside, equally good in every
respect, Hot having The phosphate on them. did moi
grow one i0OI in The time, aud produced no lru
at all. will he prepared To furnish at shori notice.
phosphate for any kind OF lfult-vne or Tree fruit
country. such wheat rye, cor grass, aud all kinds
o vegetables.
The reader will please hear in mind that in sending
orders, the art lie Tor which il intended be USED
MUST BE MENTIONED and kind of soil also, If you wisf
the worth OI yOnr money. As have said beiore twt
articles of enlIre'y different nature bt
furnished with the same kind Di food the article
prepare for grains would be dear hall It's cos 10
| irut,-and Uice versa.
Price oi Inc Prepared Phospha for fruit trees SOS
on per ion
| For vine irut. $50 90 per ton.
For vegetables. grains, and grasses. $4,000 per ton
Put up in Barrels containing from 275 To 325 lbs
| each.
Orders for one ton and upwards delivered in Phila
dephIa either of the Camden depoIs free of cha reC
On orders for less quantity reasonable charge 70
! delivery will be made.
All orders must be addressed to the manufacturer
GEO. T.. BROWNING.
No. 90 Market ST,
CAMDEN, N. J.
i Full directions for using will be furnished.
| SandE Enr hIpf
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
SOMETHING
ENTIRELY NEW EOR SMYRNA!
Something that ought to have been started long ago.

Something that ought to have been started long ago.
]. II. PRIMROSE, has remoddled his e.house,
and fitted it up neatly into two beautiful StorerOOms
He occupies himself and is prepared TO offer to
his friends, the public, and especially to his late
customers, the largest, cheapest and best variety of
goods in his line that ever graced this beautiful
town, or any other town south of Whining ton.
This line Of goods (the feature referred toy
comprises,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS & MATTINGS,
Ladies' 4 ChlIdrens Plain & Fancy FURS,
BUFFALO ROBES and UMBRELLAS.
His Boots and Shoes nearly all bought from
manufacturers, and all the best City Made goods !;
every pair guaranteed represented. Ladies can
get any klr of shoes they want, either for them
selves their families.
His Hat and Cap Department is superior to any
house South Of Wilmington. You can always find
the cheapest assortment of Hats and Caps, aud all
the latest New York styles that out. He is
stantly receiving fresh goods. Ladies, you find
Hats and Caps Cor your little boys.
Ladies in pursuit of Furs can find the largest as
sortment kept in the town; very particular
in selecting good and fresh goods, and will sell them
at manufacturers prices. You buy Muff or
Cape at lower figure than you at any retail
house in Philadelphia. He has the best Siberian
Squirrel by the set as low $l2 90, up high as
@oUOU; also, Sable MINK and Chlldren's Furs, and
gentemens Beaver Collars.
He has fitted up room in the second story, where
he always expects to keep tu line OF Carpets and
Oil Cloths. He has a very extensive assortment
now OH hand, such Three Ply, Ingram, Venitian
Oaks, Duchess, Rag, Hemp, Cottage, Step, and
varinus other kinds OF Carpets.
The subscriber has singled out the above named
articles, and by dealing exclusively in them is pre-
pared to sell at lower figure than any house ir
town, !Or the following reas0ns lst. He keeps one
line OF goods Cd. BY so d"ing he can buy cheaper
I'd. fIe buys principally from the manufacturers
buys tie best goods and pays but profit. 4th
The whole secret is, he buys and sells for cash By
so buying and so selling he can sell at least twenty
per cent. less than any other merchant in the town
Cone in and look, and you will find the best assert
ment ever offered in the town.
J. II. PRIMROSE
Commerce Street, bel. Market.
Nov. l3, 1867. SMYRNA, DEL
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnership, heretofore existing between
Joseph Martien and Ralph c. Smith, under the firm
of MARTIEN s. SMITH, is tins day dissolved, by
mutual Consent. The businesss of the late firm
will be settled by Joseph Marlrn who will continue
the business. JOSEPH MARTIEN,
RALPH Z. SMITH.
Smyrna, Nov. %, 1867. 27-3t
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
GOLD QUOTATIONS., STOCK, &c, from
Mcl4ear Il Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del
Qrotltions. Nov 10. 1867. At IL o'clock;

raS Washington Library Company of Philadelphia is cs-
t'ehcd ia the confidence and affections of the people The
design is worthy ~ credta6e to the patriotic hearts
ns TO benefit too much neglecGd class The funds
lnI" repohee H anu the public have fears that they
S be miSdrertc The plan adopted
e most conscientious and has the Of eminent
Ad authority Il is by its distinctive features entirely
Eye from the tant Of catchp schemes which have
OXEN been the means n imposing the public. 1t
purchasers q stock aiu eQuvant for the consideration paid
besides equal and impartial participation
o PRESENTS worth the All
lions are open and above board 1t has cOnceamens
% reputation OF the such that they
10 DC dishonest in this
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
Extract from letter from Baron Solomon Rothschild
Paris. 9Th April, 1864.
25 Rue FANNY ST II

Extract from letter from Baron Solomon ROthschild,
Paris. 9Th April, 1864.
25 Rue Fauby. ST. ilonnre.
Will you be kind enough TO have forwarded to me
here 200 bottles of your Indian Linimcnt; if you
will send at the same time tie account, will for
ward you the amount through Messrs. Belmont s.
Co. New York.
Baron Solomon Roihschld having RECOMMENDED 10
many of his friends Major LANES LINIMENT ard they
being desrons To procure IT, he should advise HIM to
establish a depot in Paris
The Indian Liniment,
AS relief ever ready; as a killer Of PAIN taken in.
wardy, or ouwaIdly applied. has equal. For The
relief and cure of Rheumatic and NeIraigic Alice
lions, Sprans. Bruises &c il is uneQuapd. IL 10
also most effcarOms, iakcn inwarlv IN The cure of
Cholera Cramps and Pains in the Stomach Disrrhoea
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Cholera InlanlCm d c..
and Is without exception the wonderful Panacea
the world affords. No FAMILY should te Without H.
Every Traveller by land should have a bottle
Miners and Farmers, residing Il distance from Phy
slcans should keep il constantly on hard. In If
accidents, and sudden attacks Of StumaCh Complaints
its value cnnrot he estimated. Inquire for Major
Lanes INDIAN LINIMENT, and take other
Price, SO cents per bottle. For sale wholesale and
| retail by Dcmas Barnes & Co., II Park Row, n. Y
Gale Il Robinson, 1856 Greenwich street, ~ "; &c
Wells Il Co.. 1879 Fulton street ". Y; Chas n. Crit
| tenden. 3S 9th Avenue, N Y, and ny respectable
Druggists throughout the world None genuine unless
signed by JOHr fHOs LANE, and conntersIened by.
J T. LANE y CO, ProprIelols, l63 Broadway, N. Y
Send tor Circular.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
Consumption can be Cured

THE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCOVERED UPHAM's
FRESH MEAT CURE. prepared from the formula of
Prof, TroSseau, OF Paris, cures Consumption, Lurg
Diseases. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Marasmus, General
DebI'Ityandall morbid conditions NJ Ihe system de-
pendent deficiency of vital force. 1t is pleasant
iasle. and single bottle WI. convince the most skep-
lcal OF its virtue the great healing remedy OF the
age ST. a bottle, or six bottles for S.. Sent by Ex-
press Sold by ). c. UPHAM, No. 25 south Eight
st Philadelphia, and Principal Druggists. Circulars
sent free
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

THIS Is NO HCMBCG!By sending 30 stamp
with age height color of and hair will
mail picture future husband wife,
with and date Address MINNIE
Z. q. Drawer ~. 5. FultOnville, y. y.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

Xx7 ANTED-AN AGENT-.One chance IN ci each
w town, worthy the attention Of an active bust
ness man. TO take the agency Tor inc safe OF nRA
sTnrv~'s RuRRER MOULDING AND WEATHER STRIPS
ai,ad n the sdes bottom top and centre OF doors
spg windows The sale is beyond anything ever
altered before 10 agent. and from $40 10 S%o per
an, con he made Send for Agents circular The
ey Coy, Tho annv secure a bargain. Terms Tor Mould
,'o' ,nS c,sb. j K BRADsrREET. 4 Co Bos on hlass
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
HENRY SPRUANCE
WANTS TO KNOW
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON? {?

He would also state that, having become sole pro.
2rieIor Of the store formerly by Sprnsnce Me-
gear, he offers to his old customers the public and
everybody else a STOCK OF GOODS abundant in
quantity. rich in quality and dirt cheap.
II the Ladies want fine, nice wearing apparel let
them examine his Dress Goods and CloakinRs. lie 10
sure TO please the ladies.
As for Gems "iOggery" he's got il in abundance, or
rather truck make il. His line OF Cloths Cass.
meres and Vestings cannot be beat-not aven by the
who struck Billy Patterson.
Concerning his Groceries, Queensware. and sich.
it's only necessary TO say that they're The best that's
made.
He offers every inducement to buyers and if they
| ont buy from him il won't be his iaut. nOv20
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sci. at Private Sale, his HAY
House aud Stable with ONE.HALF ACRE Of
ground, situated Fisher ST., adjoining the lands
Of Thomas E. Jefferson and William c. Eliason.
Smyrna, Nov. 6. EDN ARD WARD.
SUBSCRIBE for the Delaware Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
We are Coming,

nd will present 10 any person sending MS club IN
onr Great One Price Sale of Dry and Fancy Goods,
Sc silk Dress PauerR, Piece Of Sheeting, Watch
&C.. free Of cost, Catalogue OF goods aud sample,
sent TO any address free. Address ) 5. HAVE
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
F A MS FOR SAL E

f ARMS FOR SAL E
The undersigned will expose TO Public Sale at the
Noshell House, in ChestertOwn, on
WEDNESDAY, December 4th, 1867,
At2 O'Clock P. M. her
TWO FARMS,
In Queen Anne's County, adjoining the lands Of John
COppage G. f. HnllIngswOrIh and Others. lying near
The route Of the Kent aud Queen Anne's Railroad
The smallest of these two arms' contains, by recent
survey,
2Al ACRES.
The most OF the land has been IImed, and is under
good fencing There Is sufficient WOOD and III MBER
for the use Of the farm.
The ImprOVeme entS &S.L
Consist of a DWELLING aud KI rCIIEN, EMiii
Stable and Granary, Corn CRIB and Carriage I'll LII
House nearly new
PEACH AND APPLE ORCHARD,
of Superior Fruit, on the premises,
The other Farm contains
81 ACRES.
The land has been lined. is very kind, and easily I'M
proved, and is under good fencing.
.Ass. There are about TWO HUNDRED ACRES Of
Is WOODLAND
- on the farm, consisting of fine OAK TIMBER
anu CHESTNUT, and is convenient TO Two Saw Mills
THE IMPROVEMENTS d.
Consist OF q FRAME DWELLING and the fNiiI
usual oui-buIIdngs kMI III
| THE TERMS ARE :-One fourth in cash, in
ninety days. and the balance in one, two and three
years. with interest, payable semi annually. For
further particulars apply 10 David H. Crane, Esq. near
Church Hill.
The sale will be conducted by Geo VIckers, Esq.
SARAH H. CRANE.
| Cheste.town Md. Nov. g. 1867. l3Is.
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/, GENTS WANTED FOR THE
First Mortgage Bonds,
ST. LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD co

81. LOOlS q IRON MUM L AIN RAiLhOAD "
Seven per cent, interest," February and August.
These Bonds cover road Of 81 miles, finished from
ST. Louis Pilot Knob and in first class order, and
extension of about the same length from Pilot Knob
TO Belmont now rapidly constructing, for which The
proceeds of these bonds TO be used. making
through route from ST. Louis TO New Orleans by rail
The earnings OF The 81 miles are 5000 600 year, the
profits sufficient TO pay the interest on the
entire amount Of bonds, were they all issued The
basis security is believed 10 be beyond that Of any
other bonds offered. Apply al tn office OF The
Company. No 43 Wall street, to II. G. NJ M+RQUAND.
Vice President or TO CLARK, DODGE g. CO., corner
of Wall and William sts.. New York City.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08

guided wemeanng lovers of their country have been
condemned to the death of feon? Are living Chris
tan land civilized Europe in the nineteenth century beg
and Of you by your love of justice by your love Of
freedom all your personal and public influence in gain
ing of this horrible sentence Let folly be
treated folly let it be placed in the category of
brutality Were native rishman my pleading might natu-
rally be taken onesided and partial am Engishman
and have passed only three years in Ireland But have av
eled far and wide it have made it my business to st in
all directions the opinions of Irish and women OF all ranks
and have come slowly and sadly the conclusion that dis
affection in this unhappy country is not crime IS almost
duty wish could have you with for six weeks OF this
SUMNER and would take you with over the hills OF Con-
nemaa and show you hills unsurpassed in beauty in Europe
and unsurpassed in misery and patience God how
ong sad heart to be placed in the center OF SO op
pressed people, They poor things under the idea that
their enemies the Times the English Government and the
English people, With regard the Times they right
enough But far terrible enemies than the fppant nso
lent and hanormed writers in the great London Journal
the native landlords and the native middemen Here and
there specimens of noble landlords here and there
specimens of almost toerabe mdemen but the classes
classes bad selfish, and unpatioc Until the former
mend of themselves be forced mend and until the latter
pretty we'll exterminated Ireland will be trouble and
disgrace to England. In conclusion beg most
earnestly of you plead the of Burke and Doran
those poor fellows have in reality been led into nneenths
of their folly by whose selfish exacons have been and
egazed and enforced the cruel and unjust laws of the land
am, &C., DARCY WENTWORTH THOMPSON,
Greek Professor, Queens College, Galway.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
Fenianism in Nebraska.
GRACE, OMAHA,
3D. 1867.


ODD, 1861
GA national movement springng from the of
shaved oppressed peopefor it they who always
order to be permanently successful must
ry be slow of consummaton For it create from its
very fountain intelligent guiding literature of its that
will represent Justly and legtmatey before the world Tor
what it is worth.
When the Fenian Brotherhood proper started about
eight it found the great majority OF the Irish people
ignorant of everything that goes cultivate and fit him
for that he think and ntegenty for HIM
self all things appertanng his benefit and the small
ory who possessed eered education attained in schools
where it read the genuine history of their
and where they taught to look the arsocracy
with a slavish reverential
Besides being of mental degredaton which was in
itself enough make them incapable of knowing their
resources the Irish people had blended in their composition
provincial petty animoes against each other such county
personal feuds which caused hem under the of faction
fight and kill another railroads and in whisky
throughout the land.
This was the state of the Irish people when the words Fe
nan Brotherhood first presented to their gaze by few
men, of doubt good intention the time, but who had
Judging from experience conception whatsoever OF the tu
grandeur of the which their
lot ncept of the real national education and deerm
nation requisite for its actors to attain before lasting govern
ment of liberty could be established in Ireland
The organization being four years before it
publicly agaed to the people, and then only against the ex
wishes of its original projectors whose intention was to
conducted similar that of the old secret
organizations of Europe.
This of secrecy repudted by the American Fe
mans the Chicago Convention in 1862 who said that Fe
niansm national movement of liberty it should be dis
cussed publicly before the people After few meetings
after the organization had through the
fiery ordeal of deadly opposition from certain class whose
and influence among the people past occasions had
national organization that had for its object
Irish Independence that with their dsapprobaon the
Brotherhood very popular and thousands Joined it
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
F]E:NIAN NEWS.
Fenianism in Montana.

State Convention of the Brotherhood called by the
Stat Centre, A. OConne, Esq, at Red Mountain
City, Highland Guch Deer Lodge county, the 2st of May
The State Centre in the call for this Convention, said:
BROTHERS believing that the year 1867 will be in great
the trying that dawned glorious
organization brethren everywhere preparing for
the final struggle and believing to be the duty of all true
Ishmen their portion of the great responsibility
earnestly hoped that you will cheeruy respond to this call
The Importance of the business be transacted will fully
y you whatever sacrifice you may make this will be the
important Convention convened perhaps
will be, in the Territory.
81 remain fraternally yours,
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-08
" remain fraternally yours,
GA O'CoNNELL,

"Territoral CENTRE, Montana"
w R. ROBERTS, ESQ., President ofthe Fenan Brotherhood,
sailed for Europe the Tst Of this month"; we
of Col Roberts intention of going to France for me
but important keep the matter quiet RETAINED
from giving publicity Those fellows attached the New
York press having burrowed themselves into somebody's conf
and discovered the % have given it to the country
large There is thing they wont be likely to find out
that his business in Europe Col Roberts is expected
return in two months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-02

4 YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER. BUSINESS
"A qualifications and experience, wishes 70 engage himself
manufacturer bookkeeper clerk attend to the
correspondenoe &c. q factory for the sole purpose Of
attention Country location preferred to the city Salary
moderate. Sound references at hand Address, stating
dold (Mass) Post Office.