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PRODUCE MARKET.

PRODUCE MAuhEIs
NEW YORK, Nov mb,r l8 -FLoun. &c Tho mlrkct
for Wvsiern and slate Flour op.n, Ill. lea'y, and
somewhs. irrcsul-r Tut o. Tho oso tler' is hrmer
feeling. ,..
50 70 Q96 to; rxirI state; io3Q a9eJ for the low
grades OF spiug Wheat We tern Extra; ~ ~ ~ 10
shipping ono; 80 ~ l3 ~ or trade OIL! fanny
Uraads " Ga o. Micl an aud lnolana anu pa 90 w
Tor st. Lou.s kx;ras.
soutLern Honr is m and IN fdr demand Saes of go
bOls ut % S5 II Z .or or inary 10 good .Itra lat
aLd count y; SlU qu u for Ira AID iailY Geo. Gaa
Virsi III, ell Is ID 81 or common 10 co'cc ezra
II Ill, 9laryiaLd -no Dciawar,.
pRyvIsIoSs- ruc PJra Fact IS been very duu AMI
pd:us AZ, u great W. 10 iuI lie on 81 es ie.
rsvd 80 UUis 1t s2l US AK cash; and 9bJs Low
i,y mess at 30
iaiu q lie. without important change in prices
saes y, 415 bus aud ,i, AZ l2&c 40 l. isE lstc
for ii lsS lsts0 TO- lar to iime s.am' I'D Is'1o
rSLderJ..
Ua.s eucl somewhat ex;ited an prico' advLn ncol
about &c per u ,le. Uu the mai kel CO ID dull.
10 sal, are TOO ~. .hes y 10 aud Meslcrn at 8oH
el1sc afo.t anu &C In sore WI some aavAns!So Id
st1 1se.
Corn is Arntr and iar demand The inquiry is
chi H. tor I0nc use. thol- b in par. FOR export.
H. So lO7. .b00 lush Is. Damp aud uns UNI ut
81 y, o4t; we.teru mixed at 81 AK Ssc IN sore
coIsUx-I1o OF LII In4rkc. is dull. with but 1T 10 doing
We quot:
uplands Flsridn. Mobile. and ioz4s
os1tnaIyi osM syasa; i:i:.s@ s4 Il Tx Il TX ilss
g1ad H,Sd ,,s;:.a,.iS TX ss ss as y r. as's
hAY-ne .,avc uuI al &c i've demand aud wit mo =
crate pic CT, uud close him al Scc 1or
ship iug id ~ 90 or res-i lots Log r> str-w
rcinaus Irm, with sales 1t sOc
suoAa.-t1w sugars are m and Ia fIir dcman l
sale Lubl u. llH l21tc ksnn9I are prm III" IL
a,c demand.
BEFTrn Choice ,ali.ics arc in soOa aOmsnd. aat
common Qualities a.e dull aud 1 uyy. We quot;
as ,vlo.s: Goshen ;ud orange county. Plus q
b. 5U O 66 c rts, State arkiIs and tubs, good "
noir Il
Western Keser &, good to choCe 80 3jc stale tubs
wesh good t. choice, ~ S2c; ohio. common to fai
% "a. 40.
les; o5V.U bush Nheat co and peas o: S5ad; 6eVol
bush wneit by stean,r, 1t loh lid and 10 Antwerp
7GUQ bush wheat ut lUd N ships bags
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BARNWELL SENTINEL

RS AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LEE
i Merchants and business naen try 1t tor afsw monthl
"No rick no gain" Send on your cards and tncrvaeo
sour trade this tall There's nothing to equal Pr7nsrs
Ink--it has mad. many fortune.
Terms Tor the paper-SS per annum, IN advance
Advertisements inserted the OF 81 par square o.
twslve lines or leas for eaoh insertion
Cards OF ten lines or loss at the rate Of $40 fr thce
mouths
Contracts By the yer OF tor six mouths allowing prvs
i,egs OF changing more favorable terms Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON
.,,t
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
MEDICINE And SURGERY.

A srx1-xoyrH1Y JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, SURGERY,
PHYSIOLOGY HYGIENE AND GENERAL LlTERA-
TURE, DEVOTED TO THE PROBES ION AND
THE PEOPLE.
The cheape Medical Pape III the world, publishad
evory two wsesat the University Building Ninsh-srset
South or rnut
Single copies. ..:..'.......''.'.'.''''sH'S
Five cop.cs TO one address. ss...............435
len copies to one address. LOU
Fifteen copies 10 one address. ...sSV
TweutY copies to QUO address. ..loo"
he gvtters up OF the Club shall have one copy gratis
Address w. PAINE n. D., Edl Or
September II Pnadeipna, 70.
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A Bill to regulate the salaries of city oficers:
and f~r other purposes. came Up for its secoad
reading.
Alderman Ravenel moved that in consequence
of the absence OF the Cna rman OF the Committee
who introduced the Ii the second reading be
nostp n 4 this cvci ing. and that an extra nesting
+, called. if desired by the CnaTmau for the p u
ooss OF taking up the Bill. Cared.
Adj Jurned. ". d. S1taa LII,
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DER cgARLEsToNER zEITUNG.

DER CqARLESLON11ftN y n1k S.sC'
!cHN A. WAGNER, Eoi1on-
FINDER THE ABOVE aEAD TIE UNDERSIGNED
Or pose to publish German Weekly Paper, to be
e o, the German population and devoted 10 s ns
=, eraturs. Agriculture, Commerce. Arts and Trade
Will be represented in iss columns, and the news o. uH'
;ener,i m JOAN A. WAGNER has kindly consented 10
asrtake tho editorial N Anagemcnt Tor tue present. c.
subscrlpion-.s TOR Twelve MonAs; s!'0' ~ --
Montns: 81 tor three Months.
AdVefuseoen~ NA'' C. q. EnCKMANN & co.:
sa,tornher as No Broad street, Char!esIon, 2. W
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PORT CALENDAR.
coRnEcrKD wEEIL1.
PHASES JF TIE NOON.

First O. kh lob. 7m morn LAST c. 18th l1h. +om morn
sulI ~ lltu IN. 50ul. New M 26tu Ill. aim. eyeu
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s54l4 IS

". D. PURILII, OIIy alIOIIIey'
P. ST. attended recently OF Coiumb a % argue
the cuso Of the Exprcss CompaL7 The Judge has
rot yet filed bis Judgment, but Wiz 10 so N time
for the Appeal Court.
Whereupon Alderman Ravenel moved that the
City Attorney be authorized to 30 to Columbia
md crsue the cases referred to in Lis letter. Car
ricd
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NEW YORK. Nov mb,r l8 Flour DC -The m1rket
FOR Wrsern and state Flour op.u, dull. nea'y. aud
irrcsul-r. Tut o. The oso tner is trmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
THE KORLD MOVES.

40 ne Edior Of The NJ y TTtotHe
SIR: Mr. Jenekes of Rhode Island, from the Select
Committee the Civil Service has reported hall to
regulate the Civil Service Of the United States aud pro-
mote the efficiency thereof.
We recommend the Of the nation to ponder well
the 9Th section OF Mr. Jenekess bill, which reads fol-
1ows;
"sEcrIoN o. and be further enacted, That all persons
born Ia the United States and others who have acquired
citizenship therein shall be eligible to examination and
appointment under the provision Of this act and 1t shall
be the duty of the heads Of the several departments to
designate the offices In the several branches OF the civil
service the duties OF which may be performed by females
as wen males and for all such offices females as well
as males shah be eligible, and may make application there
for and be examined recommended, appointed and COM
missioned in the manner afSesad, and the names Of
those recommended by the examiners shall be placed
upon the Lists for appointment and promoonin the order
Of their merit and seniority, end without distinction from
those Of male applicants or Officers"
Mr. JencLes philosopher and statesman, and after
reading speeches Of the late Convention held the
women Of the country at Cooper Institute he made up his
mind there should be more "malc" legislation. 1t is
evident he has repend of the "unciy service" he did
women In introducing the word male in the Federal Con-
statiOn and Is ready to make the dnende honorable
as fast As possible.
As New-York proposes to get tho word male" out Of
her Constitution this year. 1t would be well to invite Mr.
Jenckes TO labor In this State for few months and point
out all tho advantages that via to woman from
this Section o. The Republicans had but OcO majority
IN the last election and unless they do something to
cae the women Of the Empire State depend upon it the
Democrats will have all the bouquets and pockethandler
ebiets in the coming Presidential campaign. EOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

The eminent Hungarian leader Francis
Pulszky, long our correspondent at Florence,
has returned to his home in Pesth, and sends us
his first letter thence, which we print this morn
ing. His American friends would rejoice to watt
to him across the water their congratulations on
his restoration to home and to political rights,
were it not that they remember painfully the loss
es which have recently made home desolate to
him. His country, which he served with distin-
guished ability and courage, and for whose
sake he has been an exile since 1s49, will CRATE
fully welcome him again into her service. In
deed, Nj. Pulszky has been the constant AID
faithful servant of the cause of Liberty
during all his years of absence. His
wise counseis and unflinching leader
ship have not been wanting to the
Republicans of Europe IN any country or in
any crisis lie returns to Hungary at moment
when circumstances offer him the opportunity
of very great usefulness; when the patriot may
begin to cherish the hope of seeing his beloved
country at no distant day either Independent OF
Austria. or the controlling power in tho Empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

ing, stocking, and fcultivating them Ihoso
owners, being unpardoned Rebels, can neither
sell part of their lands wherewith to obtain the
means Of cultvating Che residue, nor can they
borrow dollar on AL their possessions. We
may say. Nobody will ever trouble them; but
our assurance viii rot warrant Their deeds nor
induce capitalists to lend on their mortgages
And. on the other hand, the Southern cities
are crowded with Blacks who are not wanted
there and are wanted to till the SOL; put aIo uoC
60 thither. dreading rnfianly abuse, IL not
murder. You may say they are tnnorous; but
if the New-Orleans massacre we're among your
hitter experiences, and your children were liable
To be torn from you as those of the Blacks
legally are, even in I0ynI Maryland, you might
see the matter differently.
What the country urgently needs is full and
final settlement-one that will unlock all its
resources and set all its people to work. 1t
would make hundreds Of millions difference in
the product of this years industry if this could
be secured forthwith. We do not judge that
it can or cannot be achieved under the present
State organizations; but we fervently wish it
might be; for time is precious. And, if Con-
gress, on full view of the facts, shall deem it
necessary to set these organizations aside, We
entreat that its action be prompt and vigorous
Let Justice to all be insisted on at all events !;
but let the least possible time be spent in Sc
curing it. Delays are dangerous, and thefuture
uncertain. Let us be wise and generous, while
brave and confident, To-Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

we receive, via San Francisco, the first def
mite information concerning the new Tycoon
of Japan He is reported to be Prince Of
uncommon intelligence, and to be decided in
favor of carrying out the treaties. The COM
mercial intercourse of Japan with foreign conn
tries is now rapidly increasing and not likely
to suffer another interruption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

As we read the doings of the House Caucus
on Saturday night Congress has determined
not to allow its proceedings to be interrupted
and its time absorbed by an attempted i'm
parchment of the President, until at least
majority of tho House shall have deliberately.
adjudged such an extreme measure necessary;
and it has not yet so adjudged it, We need not
say that this decision is in full accord with our
own convictions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

The Duke of Augustenburg has coded to
Prussia his claims to the Duchies of Schleswig
and Holstein. The Grand Duke of Oldenburg,
the other claimant, having made the same ces-
sion some time ago, Prussia now holds tho
Duchies by virtue of treaty rs well as of con-
quest. The claims of the Elector of 'Iiesse-
Cassel and Of tho Duke of Nassau to their
former dominions had previously been bought
off in the same manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

~ On the second page to-day, wiH be fond
Boston Correspondence, an article on the FlRe
4yts The Nind-Gre. Assassination and Suicide,
the proceedings of The CirH Courts and The qomt
Calendars, he Police Court reports az ana az img
Woney AriicIe. The Markets appear on me hod
pnqe. The Literary Items are on me s'Th page,
ana the serenh page contains an article on me
Ercise Lar, and Brooklyn and other ReTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY T. 1867

1t is a crisis in which a statesman may put the
impress of his mind very deeply upon events,
and Hungary has few statesmen who can do
more for her than NJ. Pulszky. Readers of
THE TRIBUNE who for years past have been
familiar with his mastery summaries of Euro
pean politics, viii be glad to learn that his
correspondence with this journal is to be main
taiupd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

One of the semi-ofcial papers of Paris main
tains that the Government OF France has made
an arrangement with that of Turkey for the
preservation of the integrity of the Turkish
Empire. The convention, if concluded, has
about the same chances of success as the occu-
nations of Mexico and Rome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

commodate fcr bulky and costly expectation
of raw products; and her vast importation of
she had one mile of track to
every 753 Of her population. Compare the
wealth and prosperity of these two States, and
the inference is plain that profit is in the adj
verse ratio to transportation; or the nearer the
market, the greater the gain.
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10 oORRESPoNDEyrS

No notice can Of Anonymous Communications Whatever
intended insertion authenticated by the name and address
Of The necessarily for publication but IS guaranty Tor
bis good filth
All business letters for this Office should 10 addressed to "THE IB
UNE," Eew.York.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
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OBITUARY.
WILSON FLINr.

Or rsLs0aAPH 70 TRIBUNE
gAN Francisco, Jan. 6-WilsOn Flint, we'll
hnoWn pioneer and public spirited citizen Of California;
klad In this city the ltf inst He has been pr0m
sczly connected with the wne silk and hopeT0wing IN
rezle in this State, and also figured III politics His
tssne vote in the State Senate elected II b. Footc for
Matted States Senator from California the Winter OF 1866
+. .fls.ss NATHAN TYSON.
o. fskxoasyn 70
BurMoRg, Nd, Jan. 6.--Nathan Tyson esq, one
AZ The Oldest and most respectable etzens, died this
morning IN the Goth year Of his age. He retired s0ino
gears slBce from active mercantile life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

THE tribune ALMANAC for 1867 will be
ready on the 18th January 1t viii contain fun election
returns from all the States beside Xast amount OF oer
Political and Statistical matter Orders VIII 90 INC" Ia
tto o,,Ior Of ,J,elr reception See advertisement.
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Neso'1lork Daily Gribmtts
MONDAY. JANUARY Z. 1867.
m ADVERyTSFRx

We viii thank our advertising customers TO hand
their Advertisements At as early an hour as possible Il e's'' H''
,sloek Hey cannot be classified under THEN proper heads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
Bnslness 3oti5es.

The GoRHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
snyKRsMTHs Providence L. inform the trade that they are pro o
tiOcs, lNNER HAe
SKRyIcE ana TARIR WARE every description Of very superior
quality and Of new elegant designs The base Nickel Sher upon
dnost Of Pure thickness that they possess All
OF solid silver IN utility aud ron beauty OF ueSs anu
superior undstiRgushsbic from IT, - ., 80,
fhe orA Manufacturing Company refer with confidence 70 e hsh
reputation tev have established in the production Of SOLID SILVER
for Engaged ana tney no"
assure The public hey viii fully sustain that reputation @ tue pro
duor WARTS Of such quality and extreme uuIN
by Ni entire satisfaction to the purchaser All articles
made By them stamped thus
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

Ladies' are especially invited to
eau and examine our large line of
Iurs, and also Fur bound Hoods
which viii I've sold cheap.
we have IN our EMPLOY an cNpc
utnccd MiIIlucr and Dress Nol,or
who Will always be happy to wait
upon Ladies Who may favor IA win
their patronage.
Thanking the public generally for
Their liberal patronage in the past.
we hope that 10y strict attention IN
business. and the low price Of our
Goods, to merit a continuance of the
same.
DARLING u EVANS.
East Corinth. VI, Nov. 4. 1851
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

'"'di art 10 uIiIIc'
! oo' O"Ilo''a gets 40 better very
i"S''
g.; -,
'n oaii'es SOUTH EhSl'sh As'foh
''n'' Is "'''i'
LAc9 Stone IS lecturlng on her
PET theme.
Afdavifs do No, r.,,,;ro ro,.o,,ro
1Aii''" rs "o Ho' require Ie' e"u'
Com Ro,rou. rons.5ora,. >,,-,
% - -
''-''''''"
New York city has only eleven
ing schools.
If lobbyists.
) New OK church has an echo +
choiT.
n,.,.1, ~
I'I'''''li 'l'la o"il9S '"",""o worm .
VI '"''''7''.
r.,. u..... .....,
q people
Rnssia wants Canada and can't
get l..
Episcopal clergvmcn ave advised
not to marry.
y poor vaeahonl IN Eneldudua-
recently sentenced 10 three months
lmprlsonnoul with hard labor. for
The crime Of sleeping in a gentle
mans bHn
c.7..g,
- ~ mas zee" nominated
i ~, ~, 1,''''l' ~ " I",C'Il'~ .,
aIsa ." ~ lama '"'' ana
T r""1.. ~ = 80 ,"''''''"I Ih'''''S n
gov - '''' 'i'''' ! IT,
The last valuation oc,,or,,,,. 80.
the state Of OHIO /. eIItn nno. pno
nearly opo.Loir,.nr,I' - =, ,'go'' wv
q couple " female lrat,Icd jok
CTS frightened ]Hung married Wo
man mo lnSani'}' j,t Milwaukee,
;nc oth,F IVY, ~ ''','HS l~r that
There is a negro woman in TL-.a
dclphia who is in her one hundred
and fifth year. She was cautur,d
in Africa, with her fltlcr. n Gutuoa
chief WINS ..lI 90 .-.; =.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

~ TTII \" 1I-I|W-"T
llM -.ILIAL- L...L ...-LLn

ca9.B.L..>e
t.N.raa .a....
ht<u NHpm.
e> y j
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u,<I '.''. r.
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oI. ALI as, : T.. Dee. II feEU
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

ass.TEsl5lNtE..e. Won. Geo. -.
ls"l"~ in- sfraIlords EEou. Fu-
1tFN o7Us Is on. a.. az. E.e~35.. ,H,F
A.i.'I"is sSCniin&, ~ eli. ref.t.-.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

IllE WILL or A DRUNKARD.-I
die q wretched sinner; and / leave
to The world a worthless reputation.
a wicked example, and memory
mat IS TIT only to perish
i'aNe to my parents sorrow and
. n.tic'3c,S OF s'uI all the days Of
leave to my brothers and si.tcr.
shame and grief, and the rrnroonL
of their acqual.tanccs. P'"''"
leave to ny wife q widowed and
broken heart, and al.fp Of inni,'
struggling with want and sat,.,im.l
leave to my chldrod tointc,i
name, a ruined position. "A nitrmi ~
horance, and the mortih inc roc,j
lection of 4 father who, by Gis IiG
disgr1ccd humanity, and at his nro
death joined the great com
lal.y of those who are never to on.
or the kingdom Of God
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

bilgham Young, ny late order
directs all his young men to get
married, and says that ifattcr Ger
tam time any girls care left over"
it viii marry them himself
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

Young mn Who attempt to hang
their hat or a fly upon the wall. I'm
der the Impression that il is u nail.
are commonly supposed 70 be enn
cunS from mental abstraction.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

r4 n g IIolaI"N J@ Cashier
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

Pages picture Of Admiral Farra.
gut, representing him dashed TO de
rigging OF the flag ship Hartford
ana directing the movements of the
tnlon ilect underthe fire Of the fort,
IN the har1or Of Mobile, has been
purchased for the Emperor of Rus,
sia At 100000.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

ON the 18Th inst. the susquchan.
ma and Chenaugo rivers. at their
juileeion opposite Biughampton.
were rozcn over, aud both ends Of
Lake Champlain the same NIGHT
were closed with ice, many crafts
on the Sorrel river and Charhls
canals boinS fulrn IN.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06
Miscellaneous.

The colorcd orphan asylum in y.
cast = fD ufD
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-06

Last Monday was the sith aniycl
sary OF the evacuation Of New York
10y the British, 700Omilitia parad
ed the streets and were reviewed by
'of. fehton, IN front of the FiGA
avenue hotel
Smyrna times., 1867-08-14
CATERS.
steam Dying and ScOuringC.
tabiishRnent. S'
MRS. 4, w. NMTTH

MRS. E. w. SMITH.
NO Eo' NJ Filth ST., bet. Market and Arch P.,,
,x~,,,o PHIA.
~. GOODS OF every description dyed to anv co.
- ioL' Lauies wearing Apparel Of every desc,,o-
.oh' uyed IN The most fashionable and peImonen, ~
' '"s ana hhished IA superior style. MerIno Casb
mere mere and Grape Shaws. Table and Piano Covan.
mugs, etc. Secured. PoDgee and Silk Dresse.
IN: B:I1Gentlemens Clothes Cleaned or Dyed nm
Smyrna times., 1867-08-14
CLOTHEV WRINCER

nc 'noSl convenient, most durable, and thcrcE,rc
&C cheapest Wringer ever madr has taken more
',.o PREMIUMS at State and general fairs, and is
Together. ." o'''ef "r'hgerS
Smyrna times., 1867-08-14
SONS
WORM lOZENEES.
1he ckedPeSt and most cDicactoGS Teimi(uge #
tie age

tie age
Let the following facis lie rcmcmhtrtd
AHey are warranted to cxpci wortns whore tI,..
exist ana the money will IN every well authenticated
asG, oe returned when they tiIl to do so.
ihey are candy, having taste of medicine md
children crave them the same as other candy
lhey contain no poisonous colorIng matter and
are therefore Tree from very serious obicction
Ihey contain over three times as much Enr ,b..
same money as any other vermiluge, being the onIy
preparation offered to tho public where slnyIe hny
or bottle Is sufficient for whole family of children
PRICE % CENTS.
:, For sale by Denney, Smyrna; Burton, Dover
Knowles, Frrderica; Stevenson, Felon, II,m,,,,rs
ley Milford; George, Magnola; aud by cn"",r,
merclIan generally.
Thomas Simpson, Camden, Del. general agcn' f,
Hiate ol Delaware where the trade can be s1nnI,.d
at manufacturers prices. PP''u
8. EeleFencGs'-P. 4. Carlisle, Frederick, Frenev
* q sl[man, Dclmar; L. Trurtl, Druggist, Salisbn'y
ND; Z. ii. l. Sparks, Masscy's Cross Roads M
VINO VIII certify to the valuable properties of both
these preparations. ~
nuoo r. SIMPSON, Proprietor,
Mantua, n. j.
Smyrna times., 1867-08-14
$teaners swa.

HAY To p ,rrs per week from SMYRNA, VIA Bomnay
grove and Chester, io7 PhIladelphia ''0' Guns
eaVe smyrna by Stage every Tuesday and Frid,v
OtI'"s' NJ ana Bombay Hook by Steamer al 9 o clock
Leave ~ -, AZ h. .ue ,ne ah"Ve named places.
very Monday and Thursday mornings, at 9 o'ri".%
a: u touching at the above LandInp for %n,,,,,',
Via Bombay Hook 'oi smyrna
at Bombay Hook Landing The afternoon
OF sailing. '''''" "elore 'he Gay
Dt' Down freight may be delivered at the wharf =,
4 = nr'aut lpha between the hours Of ana o'cn,e
a M Mondays and THURSDAYS ''"'N'
The above arrangements " IN contirre rn,,, h..
shall warrant daily trips '''' S'''eSS
May 9Th, 1867