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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16

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R Ge9en Die Gnti6ei6uneen Oes
@ecor6ers iino bis ieBt iiber 800 Zip.
pelIotionen -eingereidt iporoen. Salt
tdglirb ntrb an Sic Circuit Court 9e9en
Die 9llrtbeiIei bes Yoliseigeri6tts APP
pellirt. a.i5'@ itliif 1t
4 ,Gsg Die eitisiee Mf6 alibfeit, ipie
mir caS rcdelmdBise Sfblieferm Der
3tithnsen Smrtb bic xrdser earans
tiren f6nnen, liest barim, tpenm
gGbonncnteit, bic DOtt BEN GrdecrmI
ilber9aiieeii ipereea, unS fcfOrtige|
9ln3ci9c mad en-. 5382H nlHi
~ ~ Salin nei9t ijd Der CONNER
ieinemGnoe entecgen unb idon fomnlen
Die f8orboten oeS fiinftigen Sabres.
8or uns Iiegeu bereitS Die 8.rbarS'S
,f6en 1&aIenocrf fir 1868 in feds ber@
i6iebenen Sorten. Sielelben iino felt
Sabrcn befailnt unb beIiebt unb 70
birfen mir unS einfa6 auf cine furse
@riudbning hes Snbalt beldrdnfen.
Ser / II u itrirte Sa mil & a.
len 3 er lit Der dltelte unb grobelte;
or ent91It @rsablun9en bon Selnme,
Sd,irmer u. g., bann Sortiekung bes
boridbri9eu MrtifelS, (oer bamals 70
piel Slnheben erre9te iiber Die
S6minbeleSperationeu in 9ieiu Yorf,
| (2otterien 8ifte Gnterpriies u. {. NJ. },
burb mel6e idbrli9 bunoerttaufeilbe
bon 2ruten inn 2anbe betrogen iuerben,
einen interelIanten Mrtifel iiber Die
ipeibli9en Saidenbiebe in @ep Yorf,
-SiItorildes. Statiitiides nnb 9faturs
iuiifeni6aftlibes @irtyfdaftIi6es-
9ausapotbefe u. /. ip.-- Ser tIlu@
| It T / RI tie. 8aJrtenlaube e. &a LEM
entbalt @rsablunsen bon s. So. Mulft
Semme, Milbelburg, @erltader u o.
Der &aIenber fir Iuiti ge
cut e entbalt nur Sumoriitildes; er
eridien fur 1867 gum eriten Ntal unb
eefiel 10 febr, oaB brei itarfe 9lufIa9en
bapon u0tbig iuurben. Der Sars
mer 6 lenber eridien ebenfalIS
| fir 1867 gum erlten Mal; aud bon ibm
tnurben orei itarfe 9luaagen n0tbig,
neil Die beutI6en Sarmer balo ei1lin@
ben,1 baB biefer &alenOer elm Bud lit,
ueldes ibneu bielfad Sfuben brin9t,
8ielsr &aleu6er mirb auf leber beut.
i6en Sarm millfommen iein, Ser q r.
b Ell r<& a leno e-r erideint bereits
im pierten Sabr9ang; er bat bon Sn<
| fang an baS cooperative 9lrbeitSlp@
| item, fpet6es in @nalanb mo Seuti6 :
lamb idon 10 glausenbe 8eiuItate ere
sielt bat nn6 pelbeS ser einsige Veg
1T, bic slrbejter ieIbitltanoi9 gu MAJ
den befilrmnrtet .unb aud Der ncue
Sahr9ang eutbdlt mebrere oerartiee
@rtifcl. Oa bns cooperative Spitem
lebt enOlid) aud bier in. Den Ser.
Staaten 8oben geluinnt 10 lit bieler
&alenber 10 re6t Elm 8ud fir alIe ben :
fenbe7ull6 mad Selbitltanoi9feit itrc@
benoe SlrbeiterT9er 9aus< Sa@
lenbfr eptbdlt GrSablllnsen bon
8erltdfer u. q. = 60 iinb in oiefen
Salenoern Die berldieOenen geoIrfs
niiie beriifIbtigt uno ihiuerlid miro
| Senlanb biefe Salenber, bic bas 9tiiB@
lide NIT Dem llnterbaltcnben perbin@
Sen, unbefrieoi9t aus Ser sano lcgen.
| Oicielben iino ourb ale 3eititn9SS uuo
Siider &9enten gu beSteben. '''.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16
Grnif Npbl,

SrieoenSridter fur ben erfcn Siitrift,
Dabibfon County,
seat feinen uieen 6reunben iinS 8etannten an, bas
er BON TO- oset IS. September an ieine Bfidten ais
~ TrieDeiSricbter
autreten wir6 sn einigen 9saen Iperbe i'd b,lr Die
2eiunsen -eameloen, rpoislbit idb meHe Office auf<
MAIDEN tpetbe. = II 3"''@-S ste3-t - -4f- :
so erbttts rir eieDltse unterititana ausr meuer
5reun6s uiio 95nhet. Grnff Npbi,
aue30 ba .4A's ~-.-s Sriebeusribter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16
5taOt HnO Staat.

~ Serr z. g. Spna lit 2Ofal<
Nsent Der StaatSS eitung unb ermdd<
ti9t, 8elOer fir -inid i'll @mpfang gu
nebmen uno bariiber gu quittircn.
Sohn 0ub III, Serausaeber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16
(@ingei anot.)
- @afbpille, Semi, 4. Sspt. 1867

"- Ndfbc lie, Seln., 4. Sept. 1861.
Or. s. 9S. Sparlins g, M. D, General
Msent Der GnidcrbDder 9ebenspsrli9srunsS-
GsleaI6aft. -t.
Nein Serr
SID banfc Sbnen fur bic prpnlpte SIrt unb
g8rilr, nit Der Cir ben 8etrae elmer YOlice ron
flint Sauitnc 1ptlarS mad bem Sore msinss
@atten gu meinsn gunifen aussablten.
Diit bsirn gsini6en fur ben @rfOIs Sbrsr
Geleal6aft pertIsibr idb
Sbre ergebene @.'lia4 <ts'@ III i
hA5rau 3 SEQ. u. @tarts man. .
y Gept. 1wp ".t@"' --.--- -sFr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16

gaumiuolle tbdti9er. Gerfauft ip
9iberpool 10000 Salen gu 9l-9fd.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16
slnriinpi9n,te,.

Sobn 6. 6ebr lift ganoieat Der gabitaIsu &e-
publifaniftcn Yaltei fir bas Tint zines Gouncilz
minHes noH her s. gSmb unS psrpiIibtet iitb feline
Slilume nur fir ebrlide, treue MdIlner ab3u9eben
6lla31 bSgS* r. II : II. '-+'$
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16
Sfpbert Neitu,ilaer

empfehit ifd ieineH areunben unb getdnnten, oIpie
BEN sei dftstreibenben YRbIifum als geb5rg quaIis
.fsirtet g II fla biIef fir ben e ten Ne3rt BON
9dpibfon gnuntn, umfofItno bas 8ebiet oer Stnbt
@aibpns. CT uerfpridt eetuthenbdfte Seicrgins pom
goueftionen u. (. 10. ga ri g4s auA13ba
5.i4r7 n q $50 zTi
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16

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Der i'm Bieliaen Yoltant, als unbeitells
bar Iillr abhOluns hereit lie9enben
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16

EE Serr q. e. Spun lit 9ofal<
9leent Der StaatsS eitung nno erm1d)z
ti9t, 8elOer fir -inid i'll Gmpfang gu
nebmen uno barilber gu quittiren.
Sobn 8ub M, 9eransgeber.
n SeIearapbilde Sepeide aus
2ouiSDille =. 9lbam Derldma6tenb -
Ghriitian better - 8ertbolo ;erfie6enb
= lle5rt9enS Niles tuobl.
H Seute ipurbe sic Sistz llniper<
iitat nit etpa 100 Sdllern cr0ifnet.
IL ~ Sie 3abluns ser idu.pFidti<
9ea Sinber in hieliger StaSt puroe
beute begonnen.
@ ,Muf Oen 8unld iciner
Sreunbe" tritt nun aud Scrr GottOn
alS MaDors @GanOioat auf.
EH @onItable 6. g. Morris, err
ipablt i'm Is. 9iitrift, bat feline Office
bel Squire @aiiitD.
~ Das biefse @rbeitsbauS be-
berber9t iest 106 Befansene, Ole 9r0Bte
3abl. pelde in bieiem Sabr erreidt
muroe.
~ Wean ipribt iuieoer bon Der slne
le9uu9 elmer Siienbabn mad GogeficIo.
W @onierbatiben 8lattern sufoIge
bate Brother g8ilians" iammtlide
ylabama zgteger bonn 9fabifdlismus
curirt unb in quite @onlerbatibe umac@
manbeIt. Sin tpabrer Nforbferl, Oie@
fer Brother g8illiamS!" Sb berielbe
nidt aud balo Brigabier General
miro?
~ Seute frlb 5 llbr gin9 Elm ST.
curiionssua auf Der Staibbide u. 8orb@
tueltern Giienbabn mad Sidman, Dem
iueitli6en Gnopunft Der Babn ab. Cine
eroBe MnsabI eingeIabener Sdite, barr
inter N1ifalieoer Der engIifden uno
Dcutfden preiIe, batten fid eingefunoen.
gSir boffen, bab oieie 6abrt allen Be-
tbeili9ten bolle 8efrieSrigung geiudbre.
Sic 3uriidfunft miro heute Sladt ge9en
IL ll6r erfoI9en. ginlaOuneen gu eli
ner 5eitIidfeit in 8aibDiae werben an
Die Ser Balm entlang lpobnenben Sc
idaftsleute er9eben. 9Rorgen geoenfen
mir, einen ausfilbrliden 8eridt abSu<
latten. )
HMlberman fir pie Ate
gSar6. Our1 Die glnfiinbigltng Oes
0errn $. g. Sconel, oab, Ell. geoenft auf
Dem 8olter Sidet Der BreB II. SineS
oils 9Rapor su glaufen" miro Die gan@
oiSatur auf benz Ntben Sidet fir Die
Ate gSarS pdcaf,t.
gSir babeh In Der 4ten SSarb einen
in leoer Ysgsiebung ausgeSeidnet qua :
l!fcirtcn Deutiden fur OieieS Nmt unO
ale 0euti6en jener 8aro ioIlten fid
belonoere Miibe geben, oatiir gu iors
gen, bab oericlbe Die 9iomination err
/ BAIT. 9Sir meinen Der Or. Ut. &naff.
DerieIbe wiirSe ni6t alein Die Oeut@
ihen Der Stn6t 9fafbbille, lonbern bic
ldmmtiiden @inipobner Der Staot
miiroebon uno fabig pertreteu. So
lieqt in Der @dno Der Dentl6en Der
4ten gSaro, ibu noniinirt AZ ieben.
serlalnnt oas Mdt, Wltbilr9er.
gH @apt. g8aIfb febrte bon 6ranf>
lin snrad, no ct bic geeeu @apt. Subj
pom Srecbmen'S Bureau begnngenn
llnae6iibrli4feiten unterlA6t bat. GS
lit entfAieOen uorOen, baB 2estercr
auf leinem Soften in Srantlm bers
bleiben tpiro. $50
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16
Saubel unb B6rfe. /,

STEM gorf, @toRta9, Is. Sept.
Sub Offnete gu 1448 une itanO llitl
104 ubr 1444h, LII llbr Mittage 14444,
Il. 9. 8onos 6pros. faQig. 1881.1115
520er /. Gerics -.1145
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16

H Sn Menpbis bat Der Staotratb
bic bonn Geilinbbeitsratb pOrgeid,Iaaes
men Auarantine 9faBresettI gegen Cine
f1Ieppung4 bes gelben 6iebers, tpelde,
tbeilipeiie bereits in An9riff genomnlen
lpdren, pI6blidl lpiberrufen,i Die 8iir<
gerihaft III iibT bieien Bcidlub Der
ftabtiiden 8eboroe burdanS ni6t ents
,iidt. sasra 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-16

H Sn 6ranflin .iit elmer bon ben
@ifen6abnrduberu nebft siuei onberen
8erbre9ern aus Dem @efangnib eilts
tommen.a Ser glame sDeS @riteren 1T
Goibert, bic Natien Der beioenI llebrfgeit
@arr iinb Oupre3. s15g ass -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-08
SUMNER III
CAPE May
CAFE TsH.Ai

Since the close Of 1895 muc
displayed at this celebrated "a
and magnificent cottages hav
Hotels have been remodelled; y e
made one mile drive, has been IND
the essentials OF popular SUNNI |||.
improvements largely manifesto
The geographical position OF Cap
n popular feature, when properly '.'IA . y
ated &C the extreme southern portion,
occupying q neck OF land &C the co
Delaware Bay with the Atlantic Oce1
entirely surrounded by salt water, hencd
continual breezes from the sea.
The blum furnishes q beautiful view OF
Delaware Bay, and picturesque back country
IN CaIe Henlopen distinctly az q distance OF sNI
niles The beach Is acknowledged TO surpass
other point upon the Atlantic coast being Of asmoot
that even a child can bathe with security
Added TO these attractions IL the ct that the effect
OF the Gulf Stream this point renders the water
comparatively Wnrm-a point not 10 be overlook
persons seeking health from ocean bathing
The distance from Philadelphia TO Cape Island Is 81
miles by rail- and about the distance by ateamer
down the Bay and by either route the acillties for
travel promise TO be OF the satisfactory charac
ter. The Island has Hotel aud BOarding-h house 40
commodations for about ten thousand persons. The
leading Hotels are u Columbia House, with (IeorRe
!. Bolton as proprietor; Congress Hall, with ]. y.
Sake as proprietor and United States, with West and
Miller as proprietors all under the management OF
gentlemen wh0 have wellestablished regulations as
hotel men 68 mWslOw
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-08

She alone. with her husband constantly by
her side, could with propriety offer an asylum
10 Lord Byron when every other door was
closed against him. During the years of lsl4-l5
he found hospltable shelter at Middleton Park,
where he passed the greater part OF that dark
period in secusion, brooding over his wrongs,
spirit domineered he hated the sight OF q
human being. Avoiding all communication with
the family, he at those times remained shut up.
in his room during the day, living on hard DIS
cults and water In the dead OF night, when
every soul was asleep, he would leave the house
and rush Though the adjoining wood until day
light and the early laborers appeared, when be
would creep back into his room haggard and
worn out.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16
ORPHANs COURT SALE

i virtue Of an order issued out of Tie Nv
- hans Court Of Junia:a county, the nm
dersigued, AdmIn.giIainr of JusepL Kurt ~
Delaware township. dec d will expose to sail,
on the premises, at the uine and place brlovy
mentioned. on Saturday. November Jtb. 1sl;-
the following described tracts Of Ian g., wit
No The undiyidc'. half Of a tract land
stute in Della Sare tog nsLip. Juui.i4 county
Pa, adjoining Abran Page. ana others. caliri
the Suiout tract, containing ONE HUNDRED
and FIVE ACRES, more or less. about sixty
acres Of which i under good cultivation and
the balance we'll tiuJc..i.
The improvements consist Of a Two-Storv
log an! Stone House, iarg. Il 5Ub!s Log Barn
AMI al other necessary uGsb1iidiacs with
running water at llle door, Uilr 4 variety Of
fruit trees.
The other undivided half Of the above
tract viii be sold at the same time by the u,,-
dersigneA, as Assignee Of john Freet. suryiy-
ing r...tlcr of kurtz s; Erect.
No. "a tract of land situate in Delaware
township, containing FIFrl-FiVE ACRES,
ONE HUNDRED and IhELl + PE&CHE$,
mere or less, al'niuirc Jacob Sieale. Michael
Lauvcr, George iiUl bard and others, having
thereon electcG = log liou1e aui large Bank
Barn, nearly lew. with Wagon Smell anJ all
necessary out buildings. with running water
81 the door There is aisa large aai eI-
cei.ent Ucchard On tho premises. twenty
Acres of the above tract is timber laud
No. l.-Hhe undivided five-sixiLs of Forty
One Acres and thirteen pcrsi,-s. aHd a1ioin
ing Ne. ,, john fyiryr. James Dunn. Daniel
Nestfail and oGAors. az o. which is cleared
and under good cI.tiy.,ioE. The remaining
one sixth WI a.sO be sold at the same time
and place.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16
For the Sentinel.
4 Ut t'tt sgV8TttFftt-
HOW THEY VOTED.

Republicans of Juniata CO, remember
that jeremiah Lyons. DIR. j. z. Sterrett,
Prof. David Wilson, John Patterson, OF
Peru Mills, and Joseph l.. Stewart, all
persons who asked nominations ct your
hands, voted against the nominees Of your
party. They voted not to make treason
odious, but to elevate Copperheads to Of
fee oyer soldiers, and to make treason and
traitors respectable. Let Republicans re-
member this. They are deserving OF your
contempt and condemnation for all time
to come. j. W.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16
1elv Adrsrtiaemcats.
I 4 D e S FANCY FUR
AT
I.
JOHN F.AkEIRA':S

" \ y >
Old Established Fur Manufnctorv. No 7iS
ARCH Street, above 1th, PHILADELPHIA !.
Have now in Store of my Own Importation
and Manufacture, ono o. The largest and most
beautiful selections Of
FANCY FCRS,
for ladies' al: Children's Wear in he C:tr.--
Also fine assortment CT Gents Fur Gloves
and Collars.
am enabled to dispose Of my goods at
very reasonable prices. and would therefore
solicit call from my friends OF Jauata
county and vicinity.
Remember the Name, Number and Street
JOHN FAREIEA.
No. rs Arch street, above IN, south sjdc
Philadelphia.
seS!" / have no Partner, nor connection
with another Store in Philadelphia.
Oct. IL, lSG1-ims.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION,

We present below a tabular statement
of the official majorities polled at the re-
cent election in the several counties of
the State, from which it will be observed
that We only need the official returns from
Forest, Elk, Pike, Potter, Sullivan aud
Wyoming to make it complete. The ma
joritY for Sharswood will scarcely exceed
800.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

In TIE FIELD EARLY.-We under
stand that Jeremiah Lyons has announced
himself candidate for Legislature next
year. He'll be nominated in a y-r-c-,,-f
m eds u-r c.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN COLORADO.
The Democrats have been shouting over
their "great gains" in Colorado, their
glorious victory" etc. This was on the
strength of guess work dispatch ii2h d
single district The official returns are
now in, GGd it turns out that the great
reaction" has been in favor of the Re
pubiicans. Colorado has heretofore been
Democratic. Now she is Republican. In
the upper house of the Legislature the
Republicans haze nine councilmen, the
Democrats Only itnr, in the lower House
the Republicans have sixteen Represen-
tatives, the Democrats ten. On joint bal
lot there are twenty-five Republicans to
fourteen Democrats. A few more great
reactions" of this kind will use up the
Democracy in the Territory completely.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Oct ll.-Twenty.
niue counties so far heard from, give over
Il, GOO Republican majority the remain
ing couaties will increase It TO 25,o00.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16
[ACKMAN & BONSALLi )
is THE PI ACE
TO L UY CL0T HING.

Hgts and Caps, Boats cad Shoes, Gea-
Aemea's iusaisAing Goods, DC, Cheop.
4 mother large lot Of WINTER CLOTHING
ii just received, consisting Of Over Coats
Froci, Coats. Sack Coats. Bloqses. Knit jack
cts, Pants, Vests, Overalls, Army Pants and
Gvercoats, &c. A most excellent lot Of
8 , Q Il s g Il D ES,
lust received and selling at low figures. Cur
Stock in this line ca1not be surpassed by any
other establishment in the county. We have
- &ne lot OF
LADIEg 5aTD c-ALQEET5 3HoEa
And Mems and Bouts s Shoes, on hand. We
invite all to give us d call and see for them
jsel7es The largest anl best assortment of
II z q g i NO - P&
Ever brought to town, both for men and boys.
Give us II call before purchasing elsewhere
Cur lot of
iGENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Cannot be equalled BY any establishment in
1.-The county. We haze in this line Fine White
Linen Shirts, Italian Linen Figured Shirts.
lliitkory Shifts Wool Oycrshirts, Wool under
shirts, Wool Drawers, Canton-fannel Draw
lers. Cellars, Crayats Ilandkcrcbieis, Stock
lings, uspenders. Gloves, &c. &c, also fine
lot of
SEAL-3G-T ELETEEdS.
, For bargains call at Jackman 6 Bonsalrs
Cheap Clothing Emporium, coruer OF Bridge
and Water streets, in W. ". Wilson 5 Brick
house, AliHin:own, Pa.
/ Our mo:to-quick sales and small profits.
sent. -, 1867 Il.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17
STEVENS HOUSE.
2l, 23, 25 & 81 Broadway, NY.
Opposite Bowling Green.
ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN,

The STEVENS House is we'll and widely known
10 the travelling public The location is ESPECIALLY
suitable TO merchants and business men; II is m cose
proximity TO The business part OF the Cit. IL ON the
highway OF Southern and Western uaveI, and adia.
cent TO oil the principal Railroad aud Steamboat De-
Pots. The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommo-
daIon for 300 guests. ~ well furnished and
possesses every modern Improvement for the comfort
ana entertainment Of the inmates. The rooms are
spacious and we'll ventilated aud prov ded with good
wafer The attendance IL prompt and respectful and
'ne table IL generously provided with every decacy
vi the season moderate rates
GEO. X. CHASE & CO, Proprietors.
ma '6-6m
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17
Ayre's Catharaic Pills

ARE the most perfect purgatiVe we are abIe IN n,o
uuce and as we think, has ever vet been made nv
any Douy' Ihelr effects nave abundanIIy shown Il
tHe community how much they excel the other medl
ches ia use They safe aud pleasant 10 lake buI
Poweriu 10 cure Their penetrating properties stIm
uiaIe the Vl1 activities of the body remove the ob
srucons OF organs purify the blood and expe dis
ease, Ihey purge out the foul humOrs which breed
and grow dIslemper simulate sluggish or red
organs INTO their natural action and lmDart tne and
strength 10 the whole system Not onIv do thev cure
lhe every day complaints of evey body but ormIda
aud dangerous diseases. While thew pru,juce pow
eriul effects, they at the same time in dmInshe
uOses The safest and best physc that can be ed
lol chlldren. Being sugarcOated they are pIeasan
70 'ake; anu being purely vegetbale, are entirely
harmless. Cures have been made that wouId sur
Pass oeIeI' were they mol subSanIiaIed by men OF
snch exalted character, TO forbid the susDcIon uI
uhtruth Many eminent clergymen and phvsIclan,
cerpiy 10 The public the reliability of our remed,e.
o.e!S nave SEM Us The assurance Of their con.
Vciioh lhat our PreparlIiOns contribute immsnselv
u lne rellei Ot our afflicted fellow men
Ine Ageht DeiOw named pleased to furnish
grals our American Almunac, Containing direcIInns
ior 'he use OF these medicines and oi
cures oil the following complaints:
Cosllveness, Bilious Complaints Rheumat;s,n
O'oPSy. heartburn. Headace arising from ionl slom
aeh' Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inactlon of the
"eis anu rum arising thereirOm FlaIulency Loss
VI APpeule all Diseases which require an cvacuan,
medicine. They also. by purifying the blnnd an,
slmulallng the system. cure many COMPLAINS which
u would not be supposed they coulI reach sucb as
Deafness, FariIal Blindness, Neuralgia aud Nervous
tt arrangements OF the Liver and Kidneys
GOut' and other kindred disorders arising from y,
state OF the body. or distraction OF It's functions
DO not be put off by unprincIplsd deaIers with
U'her PieparatIOis on which they make more profit
demand ayers au take no others The sick want
he Desl ald there IS iOf them aud thev shouId I'm il
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Ayers Il Co., Lowell Mas.
aud sold by all Druggist and dealers m meJ,cIne
everywhere. a.;
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17
;. HOOP SKIRTS.

H00F SNaR =, 62S.
NEW SPRING STYLES, "Oua OwN MAKy"
embracing every New and Desirable size stvIe and
shape OF Plain and Trail Hoop Skrts-2, IL e1 "a a
S4 53 81 and yards ronud every len sh and size of
WAIST; IN every respect FIRST QUALIrY and esnoc;I
y adapted 10 meet the wants OF FIRsr @, &c n
fashionable TRADE o'u "'ost
"oUR OWN MAKE Of Hoop Skirts are lighter mo,o
elastic more durable. and REALLY cHEApss ,h ,o's
Tne, make OF either single double spring Sk;ra ~
lhe American Market. They are wARRtrre, inn, ~ M III
~ respect and wherever introduced give unino.ei
sa.siacllon They being e1IensiveIv .o, n
'''anefs AZ r ana every Lady should try them "
st;s, k ,Ot ioPklns Own Make" and see that c.cb
nth, oSo ARCH Street. PHTLAD'A" No oTuyo.
"aI HaI ENUInE. CATALOGUE containing stvIe s;za
u m frces, sent 10 any address, uni(orn anJ
ioe!al discount allowed 10 Dealers Orders bv mail
p.',srw,se promptly and carefully filled -WuoLr.
M NMrAlL; H. al Manufactory anG Sales Rooms,
sv,paMSo No CPS ARCH Street PhiIad'a.
rEbiKSr SR.KrS made to order, altered and repair.d
mrls Ion VIM. I. HOPKINS. : ' : u
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17
, NJ L > ~ MS
WORM lOZEN C ES.
The cheapest and most :6icaetOus Eermifugs Of

Ibe ckedpest and most ebicdctOus Fermifuge Of
the age
Let the following facts be remembered.
They are warranted to expel worms where they
exist. and the money will in every well authenticated
case, be returned when they fail to do so.
They are candy, having no taste of medicine, and
children crave them the same other candy,
They contain no poisonous cOlorlng matter and
are therefore free from a very serious objection
They contain over three times as much for the
same money as any other vermiluge, being the only
preparation offered to tho public where single box
bottle is sufficient for whole family of children
PRICE 25 CENTS.
For sale by Dcnney, Smyrna; Burton, Dover
Knowles, Frederick; Stevenson, FELTON,, Hammers
ley. Milford; George, Magnolia; and by countr,
merchants generally.
Thomas Simpson, Camden, Del. general agent fol
State OF Delaware where the trade can be supplied
at manufacturers prices.
Reterences.-P. Il. Carlisle, Frederick, Frene,
& Sirman, Delmar; l. Truitt, Druggist, Salisbury
Md; c. II. l. Sparks, Massey's Cross Roads, Md,
who will certify to the valuable properties of botl
these preparations.
S. P. SIMPSON, Proprietor,
my 90. Mantua, NJ.