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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
ITALY.
go ITALY.
RECALL or THE ITALIAN TROOPs-TBE VOTE ~
THE ROMAN TOWNS DISAyOWRD.

lf ITALY. tnrf
RECALL OF THE ITALIAN TR0OPs-TBE VOTE N
THE RoMAH TOWNS DsAy0wED. .r..
~ ATLANTIC l,e.
FLORENCE, Nov. G.-The Gdscio Announces that
Garibaldi was arrested by the Italian Government
and that the vote in the towns Of the Province "f
Rome, in favor of union with Italy has been dis
ayowed The Italian troops have been recalled fs,n
tho Territory of Rome
THE BATTLE OF MONTE ROT0NDo. i.'.H
On Sunday, Garibald with $500 men and tv"
cannon, left his camp near Monte Rotondo. ahd
advanced 10 the attack of Tyoli, which WIS held by
the Papal troops He found the latter to the nnber
Of 5000 men, posted in strong position and sup
ported by artillery The Pontifcal troops iwnr'li-
ately opened fire with their batteries upon the ap-
preaching GarbaIdians. A desperate conflict ensrcdi
which lasted IS Minutes when Garibaldi retreaLed.
The battle was renewed at Monte ROtondo. The ~
surgents fought with great obstinacy, and kept up
the conflict at this point or2l hours when, exhausted
and overwhelmed, they gave way and were utterly
routed. -Four hundred and fifty insurgents wese
killed and 300 were taken prisoners. No idea OF thc
number wounded can be ascertained. The Teal
loss of the Papa troops engaged 200 killed AMI
wounded.
GARIBALDI IN PRIsoN-HE DEMANDS HIS RIGHTS
AS A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES.
Evening-Garibadi is now In prison at Viesrano.
in Piedmont. He claims that he is citizen IS Die
United States and demands his rights and privileges
as such under the law of nations. The AsscTican
Minister, the Hon George p Marsh, left Florcnc to-
day for Vgevano. to visit the General.
GEN. CIALDINI ON THE ROMAN FRONTIER.
Gen. Cialdini Is in command Of the Italian forces
acting as an army of observation the Papal from
tiers. lie has located his headquarters at Pisa.
NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND ITsLY-
BOTH SONS OF GARIBALDI PRISONERS.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The Courier Francois announces
that the French troops viii retire from Rome 10 Or
veto, pending the negotiations between Italy and
France and Rome, in regard to the existing difficult
ties The Monieur says that Garibaldi with bis two
sons are prisoners at Yigevano.
TIE WITHDRAWAL OF THE FRENCH TROOPS
CONyOCATION OF A EUROPEAN CoNFkR-
ENcE. 4I.
Evening-One division of the French troops.
which entered Rome, has already been Withdrawn
from tho city, and has returned to Civita Necchia,
and the rest viii soon follow them. The whole ex-
petition for the relief of Rome will remain at Cvifa
Vecchia and there await the action of Italy. The
feeling on the Bourso to-day has been animated but
the cessation of warlke preparations and general
disarming are necessary TO restore confidence. A
call for General Conference of the European
Powers will soon be issued by the French Govern
lnent.
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ADMIRAL FARRAGUT IN ENGLAND.
WASHINGTON, Nov. O.-The following was


te.eived this morning at the Navy Department.
L. S. FLAGSHIP FRANKLIN, orr snEERNEss,l
ENGLAND, Oct. ~, 1867. !
sra In nv dispatch No % had the honor report my
arrival OF Graycscnd England the 26th OF last month
having been detained nearly "a hours on Sheernese on
account OF the fog. on Sheerness fred salute OF II
guns which was returned by the fort shore and
immediately after saluted by the Formidable, the nag
aboard 70 welcome to the port and 10 tender me the
facilities OF the dock yard few hours efteBward re
the Lords Commissioners OF the Admiralty in these
words 1.-The Board will be happy to render any assist
attention TO Admiral farragut aud his squad
ron that may be agreeable 10 him."
On my arrival of Gravesend addressed note TO His
Exeelency Chas Adams, our Minister, informing hm VI
my presence aud OF my desire 70 pay my respects the next
day, any other time he might appoint. received
note from Mr. Moran secretary OF the legation TO the
eject that Mr Adams being absent on the Continent for
few days would afford fa great qualification 10 con-
during stay in England On the 18th visited Lon
don. accompanied by Mr.. Moran and mir Consul, Mr.
Morse. Accompanied by mr. Moran, called upon Lord
however in the city. On the following day Vice
Admiral Sir Sidney Dacrcs, one OF the Lords OF the Ad
Tor visiting any point Of naval interest IA EDgland.
Subsequently the Lords Commissioners invited 10
accompany them their annual tour OF Inspection Of the
dock yards Of WOOlwch Chatham, kheeness ana Ports
mouth Thus far l have visited the three yards first
named and have great pleasure In saying that very
courtesy invariably extended 10 and my officers on
these visits. In London l dned. by special invitation
With ViceAdniral Sir Sidney Dacre aud Vice Admiral Sir
hngushed naval officers The Prince De Jonville visited
INC naRehip on Grayesend and extended cordial INVITA-
non TO myself and officers at Mount Lebanon The iny
~tOn was promptly accepted AID, GIT be expected
we were received with much kiginess and attention.
On the 18th OF June returned 10 the FTpbbn, on
theerness, 10 which place he nagship had pro
lad received through 81 AIes andsr Nii1e
permit 10 visit She eVn prn"r"e ~
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GREECE.
TIE ASSEMBLY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Advices from Atbep'
announce the nomination OF Mr.. Saximau Preslen.
the Assembly with strong ministerial majority, wbel
is considered rs Indicative OF the stability Of the admins
tratiOn
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THE PACIfIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-William Carey Jones
conin.aw to tho late Hon Thomas II. Benton promi
nent lawyer and old resident of San Francisco died
today a., 80.
GOV. Lowe has appointed the 2Sth inst. as day Of
Thanksgiving. ~ ~,
oraph Company's fleet has arrived nom NORTHEASTERN
Siberia The passengers describe The country barren
innoHpitabe region
Ocean, with sc bblz. OF sperm OH, 49, bDis Whale and
3lOO lbs of bone.
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ESCAPE OF CONvICTs FROM SCI

ESCAPE OF CoNvICTs FROM SCHENECTADY JAZZ.
ScHNEcrADY, n. Y, Nov. G.--FrmIk King,
who is under indictment for the murder OF Harvey Put
nam. canalboat captain; Philip Harley aud Samuel
0ayt horse ihieyer; George boear indicted for
an assault with intent 10 KILL and Patrick Bradley in
doted for an assault officer al escaped from jail
this city, at about O'Clock last evening, ny forcing
tbrouOli paTiiliOD. All i've are rl 40 large. ~ II sup
,o.l d thai Ming viii sndeaN0I ~ make hA WAY ~ New
llau
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CRETE.
ANS TO THE OrFEI up

REPLY OF THE CRETANs TO TIE OFFEE 1F
PEACE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The latest accounts
from Crete confirm the report Of the total failure Of tho
mission Of Ali Pasha The Cretans preparing for
Winter campaign against the Turks. IL having beefs
represented to them by Cimbrakah, one of their own
Generals that the continuation OF the would Bako
the desoatlOn Of the island still complete tho
Cretau warriors replied that since their movements
embarrassed by the of their
and children. they would in future, be able Ia
themselves with greater energy than heretofore
to the annhllaOn OF the enemy OF their religion ami
race; and they declare that they will not lay down ts's
arms until the island Is annexed TO Greece.
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FRANCE.

DEPARTURE or THE EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The visit of the Emperor Of Aus
tria to France has ended. His Majesty departed
from Paris yesterday, on his return to Vienna.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE LYMAN TRIALS.

MANCHESTER, Nov G-Evening-Of the prisoners
who we're tried before the Special Commission yestsr-
day and to-day, Nugent, Brannon, Feathesst"ne,
Cofiy, and Martin have been acquitted
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. G.-The following is the
Of the public debt OF the United States the
LIST of November, lls67, compared with the October
statement:
BEARING INTEREST.
Five per cent bonds slss lsi' $50 90 ssssISa5o 90
al ssn bonds Isl g7s SO saS s 60 60
bonds Wv ........ l,2ssoso,7:O 90 l2s7,s9slOO 90
Navy pension fund.. 100000 90 100000 90
Total s1,7i5,10olH 50 N77s,Ilo99l go
DEBT REARING CURRENCY INTEREST.
Six per bonds $l6,7IG,OOO 90 100000 10
ieTest noteS 7sss9,5sO 90 s2558 $40 90
notes gus aC,e,i'"l' ae54SelC 90 aaleO7OO 90
Gates ........ li5GO.OOo 90
Total........... s461O74,GSO 90 sl26,7Gs.G4o 90
MHTrRED DEBT NOT Presented ToR PAYMENT.
notes, due Aug. Is, 1867. sl25OOOO-Oo s3S1,lOO 90
Compound interest notes
i5Aug Is, q Oct. i5'ls67 7483lOO 90 93iG,iOO 90
nity',.....1. ''' 100000 90 262oOo 90
Treasury notes, acts July
H. 1861, and prior there . - -.
Bonds April IS, lsI2....... 5l,O6l Ga 5l,O61 Ga
Treasury notes March 3, ~.
Temporary loan. j,Ol2,2OJ 50 i,16s975 IS
Certificates of Indebted ..
Total............... sS,22l25O 80 Mo.2s7 53s So
DEBT BEARING so INTEREST.
United States $36l,l6i,di sj7l6bif
Fractional currency 29,SGi,7l3 J0,5O6433 80
Gold certificates Of de
post ................ a. sG7. $40 % ll.jl4eOO 90
Total .......... $iOj sg7 ,377 81 S4O2. 1856 617 80
Total debt 81 $50 3s9 4jG % S2G1j,5o2I ~
AMOUNT IN THE TREASURY.
In coin ...... SlO3 29sG5g 60 Slii .5i03iT 81
In currency. 3l,sI3,3i9 - 22,4jSO-O g.
Total. .......... Si35,ll2.G0g "a 33,99s,J9S o.
Amount Of debt less cash
i'm the Treasury. 81 49j271,AG 70 S2i9l. OlJO 90
The foregoing correct statement NJ the public dcb,
as appears from the books and Treasures returns IN C
Department on tho lst Of November, 1867.
HUGH MCCCLLOCH, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QuEENsTOwR Nov. 6-NoOn.-The steamship Lity q
London Capt Brooks. from NewYork, arrived here
terday en- route 10 Liverpool
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CANADA.
np,N,yG or PARLIAMENT.

Orr,wA. Canada. Nov. G.--'The Hon. james
tairhon has been appointed speaker OF the senate Of
Canada Parliament viii be formally opchon ms btI'
.ps from the Throne.
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The steamship China sailed FROM ll.etap yes
lcrday afternoon, tahirg 81 passerscn iaf h'c'i""
ard SJ4.o00 D. sDecie.
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MEXICO.

TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION STILL UNDECIDED
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IMPENDING-lh-
CREASE OF ROBBERJEs--ORrEGA.
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WASHINGTON.

rms ELECTIONS-THE ORDNANCE INVEsTlCA-
yIoN-TIIE. PRESIDENTS ALARM AT THE
COLORED MILTTIA-CLAINs FOR UNAUTIoR-
lied GOVERNMENT ADVERTIsING-THE ft b
DIRT.
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THE NEW GOVERNORS FIRST YEARS ADMIN
IsTRArION-THE SOUTHERN EMIGRATION
SCHEME DIsCOUNTENANCED by GOVERN
MENT-EXPECrED LARGE FORFEITURE OF
LANDS TO THE CROWN BLACK CLERGY
MAN IN ENGLAND.
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APPREHENSION, or \ REVOLUTION.

HAVANA, Nov. J.-Latc adyiccs from Mexico
state that il mOmcntry expected that olution
would break out in that Republic for the overthrow Of
President JuareZ.
Tho steamship Elder hats arrived here with Vera Cruz
dates OF the LIST inst.
The Mexican Government refuses 10 hold any inter
course with the Ministers aud COnsuls Of foreign
ments, until the Republic Is recognized BY such Govern
Incnts.
main for short time.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. G.-The following is the
Of the public debt OF the United States on the
of November Is67, as compared with the October
statements
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THE TOWN NEARLY DESTROYED Ky 4 TORNADO
800 LIVES LOST.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
ssS6s & els Wm -
LIN T.. LIN e.

The undersigned intends keeping on hand
THE RAMBO LIME & OYSTER SHELL.
l. / NJ E,
Which he will sell in lots to suit purchasers Per
sons ordering Lime on Blackbird, Smyrna or Le;n.
sic Creeks, will attend measuring their Lime. Am.
pie measure guaranteed.
Orders may be left at the store of Bsymon Dea.
kyne. Smyrna, or with JIM. SIATN
Y2o Smyrna Landing, Del.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

$I,5OO, PER YEAR, We want
ED $50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
ana upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted 5 wears.
Above salary or large commissions. The ONLY Ma.
chimes sold in United States for less than $40, which
are fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler Il Wilson. 0ro.
yer Baker, Singer Co., and Bachelor. All other
cneap machines are infringements aud the seller or
user are liable to arrest, fine and imprisonment Illus
traIed circulars sent free Address or call upon Shaw
Clark, at BddefOrd, Maine, or Chicago Illinois,
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

their Stages at little expense, little or no change IN
Diet no inconvenience, and exposure II is pleas
ant in taste and odor. immediate 10 its action and free
from all injurious properties.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
WiLminrfnn- -L,Im 9n 1874

,,, Wilmington, July 80, 1864
used los fall about five tons of Whanns pbosDha,
on my wheat and consider it TO be a very valuable
ierlilzer; used 1t on my this season and nv ten
anus INFORM me hatthey see much improvement on the
ly, CBARtrsi DmPoUI
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

Poplar Grore, Q. Anne's Co., Nd, july 90, 1866.
You are at liberty TO use my name in favor Whann's
Faw Zone Phosphate | used it last fall on my wheat
larger quantity for my fall seeding. J. R. EMORY
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
SHAKE! SHAKE NO MOREI
.MHG ID HEEMx w.
DIR. G.. G. GARRISON'S


THOLERA AND DIARRHQA PREVENTIVE
~ will prevent and AsiatIc Cholera, Cholera,
Cholera Morbus Diarrhoea, Summer Complaint Col.
&c, Cramps and Pains in the Stomach aud Bowels
Now Is the time for every family to have bottle on
oand You Know not how soon you may be attacked
~1th OF the above diseases. The cost is but tri
6e Do not delay. but send for bottle once. Price
SO cents per bottle.
WHAT IS A COUGH?
Il is something that should be attended to at once
If you delay. may lead TO Consumption and finally
terminate in death. Thousands have filled prema.
turs grave through neglect Do not delay, but take
my ExrEcroRAsT atOnce, or it may betoO late Price
81 90 per bottle.
USE DR.. c. C. GARRISONs
BlrTERs PoR DYSPEPSIA, purely vegetable compound
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Inese 6lttefs are OF my own invention and manufac-
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iully IN my private practice, offer them to the
public, and recommend them TO the use of every
dysPePtc. Where the patient has used them accord
Ing to my directions they have always nude perfect
cure, Price 81 so per bottle.
DR.. C. G. GARRISoN'S
ANTI-D YSPEPTIC PILLS.
These Pills are purely vegetable, and do not contain
any Mercury or Caomel. They should always be used
IN connection with nv Preparations partieuIarIv in
cases OF costiveness. They a good and perfectly
sale Purgative. and should be used in all cases Of
Chlls and Fever. Bilious, Bilious Remttent DvsDeo
sla: Jaundice Depression Of Spirits, Coughs, Colds
and all diseases that require Purgative Price IS
cents per boz.
IF YOU HAV CHILLS AND FEVER
Ilse Dr.. c q. ARRlSON'S FEVER AND AGuy (,uer.
Prtoe 81 0aPr Bottle. IL is a perfectly safe and reI
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not quack remedies. but Of my own Invention and
manufacture, and only prepared by
DR. G. G. GARRISON
For sale, wholesale and retail at NV stone OIL
xO&n Eighn street. Philadelphia, and for sale by ali
Druggists. " ~'
c. L. GARRISON M. d. Is a regular graduate OF the
University Uf Pennsylvan and treats patienis foy
all diseases. at his Office No. ell South Eighth ST
below Walnut, Philadelphia.
2TAll consultations free Ex
GEORGE G. GREEN,
Sole Wholesale Agent for the States Of Maryland and
Delaware. my2 &c.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

lst ELECTORAL Dist, Dor. Co., Nd, July 7, 1865.
use1 Whanns Phosphate on my wheat last fall
alongside OF other popular Phosphates: il has na;d me-
netler than any fertilizer ever used; have also used
IL on my spring crops to decided benefit and can re-
commend II TO my nelghbor farmers as being yerv
VaIuanle ana lasting manure. shall want enough for
my fall seeding, Yours, &c. MACE M. MESSfGx iO'
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
Doycbs.,,r a. AtJ III, 6 1aeI

DOICHeSteT C0 nds JuLy D, 1000.
used SIX tons Of Whann's Phosphate on wheat last
fall It has acted better than any fertilizer have ever
usedi shall want the quantity for wheat this fall
JOHN N. WRIGHT.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

NetO Castle, Del, May "a, 1866.
used Whann's Raw Bone PhOsnhate last voor o,
con and do not hesitate to say that it doubled the
crops also used it on wheat last fall the wheat is now
oelter than where used barn yard manure.
DAVID w. GEMMILL
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

Htu y DdSsdTTds, july II, I666.
used several klhds of phosphate last iall on nv
wheat crop. Whanns Raw Bone Phosphate among the
rest paid me better than the other phosp and
shall use tons more Of it this fall
ALEXANDER WILSON.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
VIM. S. GREEN,
DEALER IN STOVES AND
Manufactures of Tin Ware,

CUMMEKCE STREET, SMYRNA, DEL.
large assortment of Stoves always on hand sucb
as Cooking, ParOr Barroom and Church Stoves ~
az az patterns ior coal or wood Heaters furnished for
wholesale and Retail dealer in Tin Ware. and ali
kinds kept on hand in large lots. Articles of Tn
Ware made to order VI a."
PER or Tin, done skillfully and erpeJit,ousIv
Job Work of any description connected with the Tin
business done short notice ana.ee az 'ii
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

Red Lion, Del, July I2, 1865.
nave used Whann's Phosphate the past season with
decided benefit, and as evidence OF nv appreciation
shall require ten tens this fall. Yours tfuly'
GEORGE z. TYBoUT
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

THEsE Skeins
l. are now in
general use IN
the middle and
northern parts Of
Fen1a., and are
used exclusively
in the Stale Of
New York and
the West.
They answer
equally az we'll
for highland hea-
Wy wagons, carts ,
buggies and car
riages, and will
save 80 per cent.
in running Ofthe
same.
From the fact
the pipe box run
nIng through the
hub, it prevents
the grease and oil
from getting into
the spOkes. there
by keeping them
Tight
This arrange
m ent OF Iron
Thimble Skeins
and Pipe Boxes
is fully equal to
an iron axle tree
and costs much
less. They need
only be tried 10
satisfy parties
putting them up
or using wagons.
> ere Ws and
W renches s fnr.
nished 10 suit all
sizes.
fel3 3m
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
Head of Saesrfrcs T,,L,, o- I

Hedd OF NdssaFrds, JuIV y, 1866.
asod Whann's Phosphate my wheat last fall; il
paid me very well wish better fertilizer and shall
use il for my wheat this iaII. JOSEPH MoRpIs
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
Port Penn. Del L,;yI9 1899

Port Penn, DEL, July I3, 1866.
used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate nm ubeot loo,
ali WIN excellent results; am much pie ased with il
and consider il valuable fertilizer; shall use il again
this fall Dawn STFw.pr AZ n e'"
heGentty 'em's'' Maryland Agricultural Society,
Professor Chemistry and Natural P6iLosop6y. 81
Johns College, &C., &c.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

TsmplsuiIIe, Nd, July 90, 1866.
have used Whann's Raw Bone Superohosnhate and
consider 1t one fthe hest have ever used
"'ll use 1t for my wheat crop this fall.
JOHN w. Downs.
Hunting Greek, Caroline Co, Nd, July 81, 1866.
used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate on NV whea,
last tall; also used it this spring am pleased
with 1t and will use it this fall oil my wheat crop.
JAMES FICKEY.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

Head Of SdssafrGs, July 26, 1866.
Last fall I used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate ;tit
has given eRtire satisfaction you may send meItwo
tons fos my wheat this fall. X. A. FRAZIER
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
Head of Sassafrns Jul,, oe 1865

Head Of NussafTas, July 26, 1866.
used Whann's Phosphate last fall with good resuIts
applied It on part of my wheat field, and where
used II my wheat excellent the part of the field
on which did not use II my wheat hardly worth
cutting; you may seRd me (6 for this fall;
want no better fertilizer. WILLIAM A. BRIcr
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
q EST 7 W o 81 I AZ MSo

GresnsbOraugh, Caroline Co., Ma, July 81, 1866.
We have used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate; we
consider it good fertilizer and will use it on ou
wheat crop this fall. JAMES Massey.
JAMEsEORRELL,
WIN. B.. MASSEY.
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

81 This great Fertilizer has been manufactured for eight
merry and will drill perfectly may
the We
with the IN he market o. ~
The basis of this article Raw bn thoroughly dissolved with Sphuic acid
large soluble phosPhor acid with
tanned
ana hgh popular fertilizer
whom refer To all who Super Phosphate commend
t the result Will will
Very Respectfully, Yours
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27

Head Of SdssafTas, Nd, july q, 1866
am so we'll pleased with the results of Whanns s
Raw Bone Phosphate that you may send me fourteen
t0ns for this falls seeding. WIN j. GRIFFIrH
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
Csr;Itop L,I, 0e 1891

CecittOn, July &c, 1866.
Last fall used Whann's Raw Bone SuperphOsphate
along side Of other popular phosphates and also along
side OF No Peruvian GuBno; | we'll convinced
that Whann's Phosphate paid me much the best; YOU
may send me three tons for my wheat this fall
GEORGE BIDDLE
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
WALTON, WHANN & CO..

manufacturers and Rop1eors of Whanns Phosphate
Front Street. and No. Market
Nos ID and II West Pratt Street, RAITMoRE, MARYLAND,
Smyrna times., 1867-03-27
MiddLefn,nn D.I L,Iu 0f 1aee

MiddLstopn, Del, July 26, 1866.
have used Whann's Raw Bone Superphos sphaie
with very good results; you may send me three tons
for my wheat this fall. Where | used Whann's PhOs-
phate last fall my wheat not disturbed by theEhy
and where did not use it my wheat was entirely des
troyed. BENJAMIN F. Hanson.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-01

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
-s. New York, Aug. l.
Cotton-2S. -a
Flour 5a11 90 extra state; 9,30@12,25
r II O.. Cal.
Wheat 40 new amber Mich 2,40 for do
Ohio.
Corn-1,0l mixed west; 94@ ,001for I'M
sound.
Oats-S0aS4 west.
s Pork-23,75 mess.
Lard l2sa13s.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-01
a New Preparation for the Teeth.

Rogers Fragrant Odontoline removes all
substances destructive to the Teeth, prevents
discoloration, the accumulation of Tartar
and spongy relaxed condition of the gums,
pleasant and fragrant refreshing
taste to the mouth. Put up in handsome
boxes containing one bottle liquid and one
box powder. Price IS cents.
Sold by druggists, perfumers and fancy
goods dealers. dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-01

A short time since an old darkey was ar
raigned<before the Kansas City recorder on
charge of disturbing the peace. wv hat
brought you, to prison, my colored friend q
inquired his honor.
Two constables, sar," responded MIR.
African - aI bntaa
Eyes but mean had intemperance any
thing to do with IT'D" ~ g.
Eyes, sar. Dey was bote of 'em drunk
dem two constables, dey was dereselS.' Il
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-01
New Store. New Goodsi

Mr.. A. Bamberger has just returned from
New York with an entire new stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, which were bought
exclusively for cash and will be sold at the
lowest living rates. His stock is complete
throughout. Country merchants especially
are invited to call and learn his prices.
:. iY24dWtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-01

SHOCKING AccDENr.-A bright little boy,
about II or IL years old, son of Mr.. Peter
Gessen, about 6 miles from Davenport, on
the Blue Grass road was thrown from a
moving machine he was driving, on Tuesday,
of last week, and falling in front ofthe sickle,
and the horses running away, he was cut in
such horrible manner that he died in few
hours.