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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

LIFE n DENVER According TO nc.
counts, everybody in Denver is on Ill,
marry. Some do it once too often. -
4 case in point occurred the other day
A fellow was leading his blushing bride
from the clergymans house. when an-,
other individual rushed mp aud asked
in an excited voice
What the devil are you doi1's
with my wifa2'
Cool, that, upon my word, " said the
newly married man. "This here wo.
man and 1 have just been welded
It's all legal for paid ten dohars ~
the job, and think II cheap"
Bully, for you, old fellow said tlie
stranger. Il paid fY9 when We woEe
married, IKE spent good many fycs
foolishly, but that was d little the w5iYc
speculation ever got into. You hass
my congratulaton, old fellow; fr tia
il the hafpiest moment u my life"
And the lndy's former butbani qrir
city sanntered away, whis;ling an l.F
from'Th1 4 Elixer u Love"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

A HuSDREp YFARs Aoo. One hun
dred years ago there was not single
white man IN Ohio, kentuehsi IndiunE
Illinois Territories. Then what IS hoN
the most fourishing part Of Amefich,
was as little known rs the mountains q
the moon. 1t wns not until 1869 that
the hunter of Kentucky, the gallant anil
adventurous Boone, left his home III
North Carolina to become the settler ~
Kentucky. The first pioneer Of Ohio di3
not settle till years afterwards.
A hundred years ago, Canada belong
ged TO France,an tho,whole populatio
OF the United States did not exceed L
million and half A hundred yeai 7
ago, the great Fredrick Of Prussia WA
performing those exploits which In, !
made hiii immortal in military annnlf
and with his little monarchy was sui
tanning single handed contest with
Russia, Austria and France, the three
great powers Of Europe combined.
a hundred years ago the United
Suites We're the most loyal people Of thi
British Empire and on the political hg
rizon no speck Indicated the struggle
which, within hundred years thorts
after established the greatest RepubIis
of the world.
A hundred years hgo there we're but
four newspapers in the United Statttp
with combined circulation not exceed.
ing 1000. Steam engines cylinder preh.
ses had not been imagined, aud ra;
roads and telegraphs had not entered
the retnotest conception Of man.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

FrS AT HoME. Don't be affhid OF y
little fun at home. Don't shut yolq
house, lest the sun should fade yo,,i
carpets ahd hearths-- lest n harty lauGli
shake down some Of the misty old co!
webs there If You want " ruin yol i
sons, let them think TINT I'll mirth nipi
social enjoyment must be left on tl.d
threshold without when they copo
home at night. When once home is -
garded as a place to eat, drink, ai,f
sleep in, the work is begun that ends i'll
gambling houses and degradation.
Young people must have fun and Eelgs.g
alton somewhere; If they do not lid Y
at their own hearthstones n will I,F
sought at other and less profitablc
places Therefore let The fire burn
brigtly at night, and make the homo
stead delightful aith all those little arts
that parents 81 perfectly understand
Don't repf6ss the buoyant'spirit Of yonf
children; half an hour i meriment ro,in.f
tho lamp and freight Of home blots o,,.
th3 remembrance of many i cafc and
annoyance during the day, and tile beti
safeguard they can take with them ID r
the world is the influence Of bright
little domestic sanctum.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

of England. The other three great
contemporaries Of WilbeIforco, beiray-
"a by their early conyiuality, gradually
fell into habits Of intempcrunce. Pitt
lived unmarried He became morosc.
arrogant. disdainful, soli-willed. pint
Of wine was has common dranght as be
enired the Parliament House, to sustain
fainting, morbid stomach: not unfre-
queuily be was compelled IN Tie midst
If a speech to retire 20 an ante cham
ber, discharge the contents Of his stom-
ach by vomiting. aud then finish his
eloquent exposition Of public affairs
tie died at the age Of forty-soyen, with
al the tokens OF old age npon him. en-
fesNled hagpared, exhausted, superan-
naated Fox was a proHigate in al his
habits. In early years, travelling in
France, lac squandered, by gambling.
more than 100000. In every political
enterprise he failed, for, with splendid
gifts, he was unpfincipled in character
and the people losing confidence in him
would not entrust their interests to his
hands. He died soon after Pitt, n dis
appointed, ruined, unhappy man, one
OF the most marked examples the histo-
ry of the world exhibits, of statesman
of great ability, whose whole power md
usefulness were thrown away by unfor-
tunate personal habits. The case Of
Sheridan is the most melancholy Of the
three. A man of grooser appetites
than either Pit or Fox; a statesman who
became at last complete drunkard; he
fell from the height Of his renown to
the lowest disgrace; and died, at last,
prematurely, ofviolent fever, within the
walls off sponging house, where he had
been incarcerated for debt.
II you ask after the highest law for
the refreshment and recuperation of The
wearied faculties; after the true theory
of amusement and recreation in the
midst of consuming cares; after the
rule of happy and successful life,
crowning that life with honors, and
closing it with felicities; / think you
will find your inquiries Satisfactorily an
swred far more by the abstinent and
Wilberforce than by the
self-indulgent Pitt, or Fox, or Sheridan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
kNeELSloR EXCELSIOR /!
CIHASTELIAIS.l
Hair E.rferIlsiRaf01 /!

For Removing hapegfnDus Enr
To ghs issses espet1siis lAls fHs aleahls Sezasty
rNCemssents ilsef helng annsi fndistefsile A..
iAeif % FAi AesUty ii il rssttY apt7ie6 does ros
afn - 5eFs tse skia hss Rets ireg an tie fszass
Il 4 uafrRm3ei ID resnere snsseg assus hss ffazs h
iosbrsas. - frum ans part Il The boaf tumpiefels
ssas SD rKeiu1iH exfsfF4tIag ihf leHfine lhs
tksr SCR faagga and nasNral TAs X e st5g sYsleis
sNee y ~ ffer and j. iie enlF enfsfnai 6si!siory
2 eaisirper. Price ss anu So pxckess ssnt port
AAa e Any stesfss, esI fgceltst ~ ~ order ~
BERGER sutT-ff a co, che-sfsfs
IS iNpef Ns Tfog y T.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
A Rnre Ehnnoe.

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Union Generais foT so cents; so Photographs Of
Rch Officers FOR 30 cegtsi 100 Photographs Of
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
For. sale.

-FOUR SINGLE SLFIGHs-I Ont
is', bsklsgs, % 10 Ila.lsss. I a. is Dolaar
! fHpfess s4sgs. - DaEsgs.
Apt1y 20
MsEe1asAA las -, g6s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

The Macon GA Telegraph, thinks
a ticket with the name Of Grant on It
for President and Lee for Vice Presi-
dent, could not be beat by all creation,
but would be wrong end first. Such d
combination would be curious affair,
and no insurance company IN the eoun-
try could b. induced to take a policy on
the life Of Grant for twenty-four hours.
The fate of Lincoln is too fresh ii the
memory Of the people - run another
such a risk. Tho next Vice President
must be d man that We can trnst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

The particulars of n gold swindling
operation in May, 1s65, by which abT0-
ker named john Ross fraudulently OBJ
tanned 5000 coo in gold from various
bankers in New York, have finally come
to light The money was obtained by
gold certificates, apparently signed by
the Continental Bank. Ross escaped
with his booty in a yeSsel named the
Dakota, which vas kept ia readiness
for the purpose Of carrying him away
He Is now presumed to b. in Brazil,
where be Is safe from the clutches Of
United States officials, there being no
extradition treaty between the two
countries Several suits have grown
out ~ the ease. two Of the firms suing
the Continental Bank for the sums
named on tie gold certificates, and
claiming that ire signatures arc gem
uine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

Halifax papers advertise "Pick-ross
up-Bitters The Knock -me- down
sort are most in use.
Sydney Smith defines EngIFH +
neyoienec y 81 q strong impulse .4
the part oF A. when be secs Is in NJ
tress, b compel & % holp lnin.
A regular hfe il the best phlio s
ply pure e3dsGcree the best h.s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
FACTORY POINT. w..
NEW INVENTION!
Patent Shingle Machine

Il vii 10 more work Va day hen ten men. and
10 Il better. Perfectly simple and rot liable to get
out ~ order.
Town aad County Rights aud Machines Cor sale
Apply u HARNEi u. BROWN, at
Battenkill Lumber Mills
Manchester, DC, 3oth. 1890.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
ReparatOr Capilli.

lhF@ AAA# your iA}fe Ff1fk yWnE hWitrhfE your viz
brsuhcSsc - comfort and act soEth . afk.
Como aged, cs'faf EoEtAigi, esane ssgly and faif,
ADd fsg1aec In feaf saa inaariant hais.
hEPAHAT0R CAPIfII.
Dor f~steatsg hair Wpon bald beads from what ever
tHesf u mAy have iith cuil and fofriug Truwth n
haif aPeA ~ iafs, u has equal Il Ni fsroe the
e 10 Efe~ upon The fmesteal fAer Il from FIVE 10
ttgAt se,ks - bait uI8a haid teaak IN frem twe
tafrs s'onfss isp ignorabl praconers is asssrica
thAi ihsre atahiEe ihst l fres sr haste fav III
= he Aalt q beard Theif a<sFtH are lse ~ tAoB-
tsaat - htshe Witnesses ,fega tbeif ewn expeeues9
e@h : - sitness bgt many wiii say. hew Are ts
- the genAae irau the sHuFionsf Il certaiu-
" - aieHEh nM.sinhlhf ~ ths anefehi PREPARATIONS
advertised tof ihe haf And beard entirely Nshiess
Ana ssh nsAs hzfe airssaf hsgan away large aaunlt
" iheif pafeli4he 70 sRrh Nauia say trg ihs Ee
fahiee taIaii g wt easi saR naihiag uniess faiy
es'rs - y Aar representatives. II your Druggist does
81 hes iI seaa - ons dasF aod = sill forward n
Posilsla tnssihr aiiA ros8pl Ter The money whieh
Hi = rtafn~i g ypa - sphe4gian arosiagag enlre
sstistaetien 4 uet sisfH. Address
~. I. CLARK 4 co. ghsfulsts
Ao. West fsg cite etreei, saRasrt1 Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

The DRUNKARD's BoY-A little boy
was seen Fastening through
the streets of large city one cold, star
less midnight. Faster and faster he
ran, as though he feared some lurking
spirit of evil would find him ont. His
conscience was not his own; it was an
others! He was being forced to do
that which he hated. One of the ten
thousand evil effects ofrum! His faith
er had came home from the tippling-
house almost insane He had fallen
asleep, but had wakened raving.- .--
More, more, MORE |" he shrieked.-- ~
Water was offered him, but he dashed
the glass away III fury and demanded
rum until the neighbors, hearing the
frenzied cry, ran to see the cause His
little boy, shiyering with cold, crept
from the straw in the corner, too much
frightened to lie still. His father in the
height of his madness, saw him, and or
dered him to go for rum. When the
boy hesitated, ,he threatened to kill him;
and the poor little fellow took up the
old tin pail, of which he was heartily
ashamed, his mother slipping her last
piece of money into his hand to pay for
the accursed stuff Oh :? what load
of guilt upon that mans soul, to send
that boy on such an errand, to purchase
ttcing death for every soul akin to him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

N0l,I1I

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" ixsss}sgsrs ~ is ~tsts tassd a sis lst- .s,,
thss ~ ExsseAklii haEk aA rs2eia - eaisisnaiag
h 81 tbs saaNfss ~ ths naitcnki NssinaAi HASH n
Aaetkssicf fkkf fhs fksFflF - ihe saa latfeHt n
nsuK s~ssuaed ias sxsaienne fhs Is{a dsY ~ No
semtss. D tst Had ihs failaNlpg Il eepY q the
saad A. ~ 10 ieFisistafsf
Az Arg MeiasieF tn the KadtmpsiaN ~ Bank Noies.
n y AesfAg sssass ~ ~ Css<yui Assrrst@g y us siais
~ fsgeaeasg
Ae After the expiration n ths raarser ~ any hank
shsftrsed ~ sAif STATE ~ hef DE isguatiN of the
esisseaer ~ Ans safh BsBk aesfeAhif 70 iss Awt II
sAs NAss eaeh Bank nHf teaae n@tre he published
tn ~ thr ussky BrwrEsrees ~ fhF taaHig Nhre zach
nsnk Il ieate fss fall seF settling fafh ihsi sad
hank s Fedesm tk saeisanaiue hlis. ths day of the
saVfsisu ~ ths th4FtsF TIE date - TIE tcrrsna
fan ~ is eaisrstF ard cepg ~ fhls sci. And Bpun
dae ,saicatgB a rna sotie. neither fpch Bank 8or
its oeFfs shai be Anio snY aeion fuf ihe uon.fe
asnnfa.lA ~ ang ef it, outstanding Bills, anloss the
cane skaf haze beea dnif presented and paymeHt
tsssNsa AeasnAea wifhin ihr year Aforcsaid Al the
Eenksng ilesss = spch bahk
~ Anef TIE ssrarsfiua u the charter after the
tssaapaae n she sxtsnce ~ sEy suth Bank afore
satA sarh hknk thsli 70 bf sohect % ihs opera
nen ~ sble to the pfasslgus " the sirtYihFd .gon
81 shAgist esxhis.nsus ~ fhe General Statutes.
kr b rhs Ara shall isks eeect ffosn IT, passags
Approved Nor. 10, ises
W. r. BLACK. Cashier.
Manchester. Dse. 3 isGs, -IySs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
CEgSPER COMA.
Ca she WAS beautiful and fair.
With starry eyes. end rrdiant hair,
Nhgse curling ieadrils s0fl entwinad,
Unclaimed the very heaft and mind.
CriSpcr Coma,
OR CURLING TIE HAIR OF EITHER SEX INTO
NAVY ANn IgfgSN Et<lI EFG nE nEAX 4

fuk INEIlNd lib HAik tf EAfiEE SIN INTO
WANY AND Glossy BiN1LETS Oh HEAVY
MASSIVE 1t'ELs.
BY using hF aftlrir Iadies and Geuflenen can beau.
uy themselves Thousand eids Il u the aniy article
In The aerd hat Ni eaf straight hair and The same
time give u beauufui, glossy appearance The Cris-
Per Coma not eHiy cnFs The hair bat lhTgcrate beau
ufs Aad c.nAnsf u Is highly and deghifalis perfn
ed asd s ths utesi complete article - the kind Of
ier-d 10 ths American public Tbs Crisper Coma will
b. srni % any saarts, sealed and postpaid feF 81.
Address 81 oIsiers to
W. l. CLARK a CO. Chemists
Noe West fayetie street srHAcusg, \. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
nlTE o. EERn0ET
a DISCRIMINATION.


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ts2 "a ths eiNsk bsaA fhaH crease fu sK.st. ~
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

The New York Herald has obtained
from ibe f1rtheoming edition II Ian
mans dictionary u Congress. aud cop
id m fnn biographical sketches 81 the
10th Congress. We select from the
number the notices Of our VI members
ns follows
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

The USiTgD STATES AS IT WILL BE-
The whole United States domain is now
under organized local governments,
State or territorial, within defined limits
which limits, in the. case of the territo-
ries, win be those . the future States
1t appears that FROM the present poss
sessions, the Unitddetates viii be cont
posed of flfty-one' States, besides the
one District of Columbia. Thus:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

The Oldest dear and dumb asylum
IN the world the grave
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19
The q. :. senate.
or wHou fr n oomrosrn.

CkfAFoHAtA. ntSSrs8rA
3nhn Coansss, ~ Alexander ka3nsev \
Casneiias Cele. X, hAnicl :, NCfien, l. 4.
caNxNeTtcrr. NEVADA.
james nixon, k. William y. Stewart, r.
ouis ). Fcug. X james y Aye, 4.
nELAWAkN NgW nkNrsninN
George BEAD Riidls, D, Aaroa Cmein. r.
v lizard Saulsbafy. y. Jafnes ~ Patterson. X.
iIttxeis. NEw JKusE1.
Richard Yates, r. A. 6. caffeil. r.
LYMAN irumpulii K. .. 1. Fnelinehayseu, Z.
INplkNA. NEw ioRK
Thomas A. henifiess y. Ddwin y Morgan 4.
Oliver 2. Morton, y. Roscoe Cankliug 4.
IOWA offio
James " Gfaes. r. nepismin r. Made. R.
Ja'fies Halaa, tohn ssegaan, n
KANsAs onRGfS.
Edsard q. Ross, 4. Gcorge II Williams, 4.
Samuel q Pomeroy, Z. Henry VI Corbi,,, K.
KrSTuoKY. FEsNsSLNAxiA.
James Guthrie, D. Charles r. Buokalcw, y
Gauei DAVIS, d. simon Cameron, R
hAtNK. RIsupE ISLAND.
lot u. siorrili r. William Sp.aeue. 4.
Mm. J.. Feseendea =, Henry o. Authoay, r.
MAssACHusETTs. TExRE<sEE
Chafle- sumncr. X. .. 7. Patterson, b.
Henry Wilson, r. J.. Fowler, q.
MAINLAND. VERMONT
keserdy johnson, D. Geo. i. EdmuDds. X.
| Vacancy % be flied.l Justin 5. NORTH, r.
MISSOURI. wEsT VIRGINIA
John y. Henderson, Il. Peter g. Van Winklc
Chailcs d. Drake, r. Naitman r. Wiley. h.
MICHIGAN wrscoNstS.
Lacharnh Chandler, X James X. Doolittle, !. r.
Jacob NJ. Howard, K. Timothy Q. Howe, H.
Radicals 40; Democrats s: Ihdepend-
ent Republicans B. Maryland viii fill
the vacancy caused by the deehnation
Of Gov. Swami toserye, with democrat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-19

There cnnir'h glad tidings of iov to an.
i'' snne and 70 old. ia great and tu small:
ihy bVaalk which once was SO precious and rare
J. frer fgr al, and an may be fair
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
J. o. COOPER & GRO.
Commerce Saraea


Meet Door dJOre CuD,0ljus' Corno.
Have always On hand chUIce stock of
Cofees, Teas, Sugars, Syrups.
Pulyerlzed Thyme. Sage, Moiorom Srmr,o, g
'oaps' OlIs candles, Spices. Meats Cheese Fish ~
Laru' English and American Bottled p,rtIas 60 -
ces Calsups Canned Frnits Olive oil pranoSe.I SUI
"Iustards. chocolate, Cocoa Corn Starch r.
Farha Pearl Starch, Rice Flour barley 10
mug rOwder' Hops, Family Crackers. EarI-
ha Erackers, Soda Biscuit. Sugar Biscuu
nalsins' Cnrrants, CiIron Figs ApDIes
Lemons, Nuts, Plain and FIne.G'ut
ChewIng Tobacco. Common and Fine
SomoH,hg IobaccO. Cigars SnuH Pines
ohuh BOXES, -Four, Meal, BuckwneeI O.
Oals. Ship Stuff, Tubs BuckeIs C,onS In, In,
p'rs neeI4rs broOms, Broom Handles Brushes Nj
oaNets; Ahlie Baskets, Fruit Baskets TraveII,no
ciiI Ts aHcy Baskets and Satches Seine TwIne
Ss,ne R"nn wine, SAL rwne, Choku Twine
Seiiie nope; Jute Rope, Manila Rope.
FEACH BASKETS.
FLOOR AND TABLE OF, OF OT1TC
''anu ana covers Fine Window Shades, Paper W,D,Io
O'iiuS' umbrellas Walking Canes, Boys Canes.
GLA SS Ware.
Irahte Ware, Common Qnoensware 'Tov c.I,.o -,
<neenswars, Stone Ware Pocket CutIerv TobIo ~ u
!ery spoons Scissors, Shears, Cloth Brnshss M
Pio' S haI. 6stshes d ltazOrs, Razor Strops Combs
0uel' 0hot' b1lle Is, Gun Caps. CARTRIDGES Powder
Fiasks Shot Pouches,
SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK ROOKC
Memorandum Books, Bibles. Hymn PooIo o.,
oooks, fhOtograph Albums, Diaries 'Fov Rooks g.
SIal 9'anoneTY, Drawing Pencils Drawing RnoIs od
~ o'her articles embraced IN auV of The abovo I
y can be had at the lowest prices we can anrd
~ sen mem, taking Quality always min cnns;de,ot'
1AkDEN AND FIELD SEEDS in season '0"'
, " Harptr's Weekly. Frank Leslie and cb;uDo,,
.Orner, kept for sale Subscrin,inns ,oLo ",n',ney
ie~' J. b. e & BRO |
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
SMALL FARM FOR SALE,

The subscriber, wishing to remove to Smvrna
oners tor sale small farm, situated in.Appoouini
mink Hundred, New Castle County, containing 9;
ACRES and some perches.
This farm is near Prices Corner, a few mile.
rom rom smyrna; close to Blackbird, Mddletown. apc
odessa Churches and School Houses Convenient
good store at Dexter's Corner, which is also yer
near. W. ,
>, There is good TWO.STORY DWELLING.
HOCSE and fine, large barn with carriage.house
coIhGr0' a stabng for three horses and very large
ioit' buildings substantial, and neatly new. Smoke.
h-use and pump of excellent water close 10 the
nHch, nt( IN, door. There is also a small YOUNG
FEACH + ORCHARD on the place All under good
ehcihg' clear aud indisputabe title will be given.
ana possession at any time
!ERMS'-Two thousand dollars cash, prefe red
OF u more convenient for the purchaser in two Law.
,nentsi S" or good house on Commerce or Main Sts,
smyrna will be taken in part or whole payment.
Also, good Horse and Carriage, and suner;or
Which Cow, will be sold cheap, for cash.
oc'Io'ow' HENRY NJ. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANGEOF HOURS

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Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

FALL AND WINTER
DIR GOODS
~ LIE ChEAfESI DRY GOODS STORE IN
THE CITY.
Honest and fair dealing 10 all the best Doy;c, An
goods sold at Il small advance over cost. We ou,,
ahtee to sell as ChtGpaS dRv Stare IN The Gin Snail
FRONTS ana quick Sales our me to-
MUSLINS.
S'4 wide; "A wide; ca wide IO.4 wide.
FLANNELS.
fIaln Red, Grey aud White All Wool Flannel.
Crev aud White Cotton and Wool Mixed, Twilled
"rcy and Red Shrting Plads aud Stripped Flannel.
shaker Cotton and Wool and all.woo
LINENS.
Brown and White Table Linen; Linen N,nL;
Linen Towels; Linen Diaper; Shifting I,n.nS
Shrt BosomS; Crash and lIuckuhack TowcII,nr
CANTON FLANNELS.-Blcacbcda and Re-,
Canton FIannelS. Mems and Bows Wear-E.p
lucky jean SatnctS, ali wool Cassimcres 6,,.,,
Comb COumerP0nfs. WHITE GOOL&-Nan.oot
Victoria Lawn, Cambria; Plard aud Slripe MnsL,,.
DRESS GOOD&.-De LANES Black AI
P"pics, Plads, Merinos. A good nssor,n,dr,
medmmprce Dress Goods B0I,noroJ e., VI
Ladies and Children. Prinls-From loI mn a.
wool Table Covers. We call attention to nnr g.,
nntem nem o. Blankets lO4, ia, 1874. 1874 Wi
o,SnNe's' Sii' from 81 per pair up TO SIP.
"lvo us a call. Remember the M : No,,h o.
pHIf ','T rrV goods store above Market East aid.
oct'-'m JOHN r. GREEN.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
l-ower Prices than Formerly
steam Dying and Securing Es-
gabIishmenf.
MRS. T.. w. SNTTU

- MHS. Il. w. SMITH
NO Co. N.FHih ST., bet. Market and Arch PH,, .nv,
PHIA.
piEEE Goods OF every description dyed to INV co
Tor. Ladies' Wearing AppareI oC evsr, Jiv I,v CO.
!lon. dyed IN the most fashionable and permanent cp
I1rs, and ilnlshed IN superior Style Merno. Cash
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Covers
Kugs etc. Secured. Pongee and Silk Dresses
re,dyed all colors, and warranted equal to new
h.b.-Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dved m
reasonable terms. VI OVeo on
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
sscRIBE for the Delaware Tribune.
MILLINERY COODC

hne assortment of ready made Bnnnets. which
must he sure to suit in style and price. Bonnc,.
from % 10 SI0 Also, full line of Ials-all stves
ana prices, from 81 to $40. Their line of Millinery
have Yer brought to this town. '9
~, splendid assortment of French and America,
lowers and French aud American Frames.
Gotecing and Stamping Neatly Executod