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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

SMALL CHICK SILK PoPLIHs.
We invite the sstsnuo. Of the ladies to . beau.
tiful assortment OF very fine Quality Of
SMALL CHICK SILK POPLIus,
in Black and White and Fancy Colors, the
MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
in the m srket, and only S1.5o per yard.
LYONS BLACK GRO. GBAIN AND Ar
AURB SILKS.
Ten pieces splendid quality.
Lyons Black Gro. Grain and Armure SILKS
white sslvsss) at the low price Of $3.50, SAYS,
s., ss-1'. $3.50, es.7s and o. Fer yard.
Ladies in want Of
HANDSOME BLACK SILK
nay rely uDen gstti ne frsm ~ COED article ct
Allow PBICI.
Hlw sPRING DRIss GOODS
in great variety from IS cents to rs cents per
yard.
J.J. MAY 90,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
feH 3uf bet. 9Th and 18th sts
MERCHAHrs TAKE NOTICE.
THE NEW sTEA MsHIp LINE.
TT. Steamship =. O KHIeHr will leave New
Ssorsssoxn. ss sATUsD1iYp. s Ssie Ina ). an
r.; r.; :se:s rs
The y0ax GIBSON. nov unfolding at Bartho-
DAY, TsSIu.ry a "a iG ~ 'or 30" iork' TaUks-
l.s sssS. 3 T Al. notify shippers to send
once OF the Company. corner Of nth street and
i.y:a -s''j W. THOMPSON, President.
Two on1ok ftHHfSs, sRAup-
Of them almost new. For sale upon easy terms,
1t the wars-rooms Of
w.G. MErZERorr 4 CO.,
eole agency Of Stsinway . Pianos.
CRRAT BARGAINS IN D8Y GOODS.
Wa have a large assortment Of Goods on hand
which will sell for the lowest cash prices,
namely - OALIOOEs, from l2x 70 - cent?;
BLDAOHID COrTONe, from lEI to IS cents;
TOwELING, from l2h cents Q yard up; All Wool
OAssIMIRES, 81 . yard. Our entire stock Of
hand large assortment Of NOTIONS and FANOY
ARfICL1S which No viii sell below market
prices. KID GLOVES shssp.
HBNAAoB LUfTRELL.
f. 49, Corner 18th street and Penn. avenue
H. he q. N. ~,
"A VS.. bHBPHERD.
ALEX. b. sHEPHBBp q BROS.
suec1ssoRs 70 :. w. rAsNrsoN . Co..
10. $50 PsnA. svsnus, Washingtoes D. o.,
DHALIRs IN
METALS, MISCELLANROU Us HARDWARE,
PLUMBING. GAS and STEAk FITTING.
PLUMBING WORK in oil its branches sxscutsl
by experienced vorkmen, st the lowest prices, oUl
Perfect :stis:;si:n giysn y: are .ss Only si:eis
FLOCK TIN PIPE end FCL Ek'S PArENT
COMPRESSION COCKS, which are sckaovi-
edged 10 be the most durable cock now IN uso.
ki:e. S0IkAols s.S RAEGHs pat % {: the
invite public attention and Inspection. e ths
kEICkEktB 0.rC, &c! RANGE, for sh,sh Ss sre
been p: II q 9: and give. :as as
BRACK0fe. and every variety Of plXfURB5
q the Target this side Of Phiisdelphis, aad cold
ca YIfIln9 p ever SeceriDtton introduced
reasonable prices. r. M-St
WMBTz180fI HAIL."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

PIANOS.
L wO OAIOK ERIE0 GRAHD-
PIANOS,
which We have taken in txshsnge; ; one vVvNvv
OF them almost new. For sale upon easy terms,
at the ware rooms Of
w. g. MErZERorr 4 CO.,
eols agency Of stsinwsy's Pianos.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-07-24
Prem the Detroit Free rsess, Ju.y Q. II 81
A VERY PECULIAR CASE or HYDRO.
M h pHOnIA 1a ha Ag

PHOBIA. n1 81 81 l1
Sixteen years ago last "Wednesday. James
Bay. then residentot Pontiac. was bitten
BY rabid dog. but experienced no serious
effects from the bite until one year from
the day on which he was bitten. tie then
felt so,ne symptoms ofthe terrible disease.
which soon developed into . most frightiul
attack. For six weeks he wasa raving
maniac, aud all hope Of his recovery was
abandoned; but an iron constitution and
skillful nvrsing brausht him out from the
shadow ot death. aud he rallied. the disease
finally passing oG. lie pursued the even
tenor Of his way until the second anniver-
sary. when he was again attacked. but with
less severity than on the 6rst occasion.
The Goth day Of June in each sscceeding
year has been the occasion Of hydropho.
bia 1T. the last Of which attacked him one
week age yesterday. at Sandwich. where
he was employed as brick maker. The
usua: symptoms we're ielt during the day.
aud Bay requested some of his friends to
tie him in order to prevent personal injsry.
Being frightened By his personal appear
snce they refussd 10 do 80. and Ne eontinu-
cd At his work all day and until midnight.
his usual time Tor quitting. Going 10 q
neishbo,ing barn, he tried 20 sleep OF the
dresdful attack. After . while his com.
panions heard noise in the barn. and. fear
Ing IL was as Bay had declared. went to his
aid. An appalling sight greeted them. The
poor victim was ioaming st the mouth. bit.
iine at various objects. and to all appear
ances suffering the most horrible agony.
As soon as he caught sight Of them. with
eyes glowing like hreballs. and uttering an
unearthly yell. he made rush for them.
The party at once retreated, leaving Bay
alone in the glo,my hay loft. wrought up to
the highest pitch of maniacal frenzy, and
battling with an enemy that no morial man
can subdue. Ia une of his convulsians he
lifted port ion Of the roof completely of,
which evidently exhausted him. as nothing
lnvre was heard ..and when his friends final.
ly sentured ,o look after him. he was found
in sound sleep. He was at once secured
aud taken to a safe place. where he was
kept fur several hours. and when he awoke
nearly all traces Of The previous nights aw-
lul experience had disappeared. and with
the exception of the exhaustion produced
By his grea, sufferiogs. was as well as ssu-
al.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-07-24
COURAGE IN EVERY DAY LIFE.

Have the courage to discharge debt
while you have the money in your pocket.
Have the courage TO do without tha,
which you do not need. however much
your eyes nav co,et IL.
Have the soursge TO speak your mind.
when u is necessary you should do so.
Have the courage 10 speak 10 . friend
IN "seedy coat" even though ynu are in
company with rich one, and richly st,ir-
ed.
Have the courage 10 make will. and .
Just one.
Have the courage 10 tell man why you
will not lend him your money.
Have the courage 10 " cut" the most ..
greeable aequaintsnee you have. when you
are convinced that he lacks principle. "a
friend should bear with q friends infirm.
iiies." but not with his vices.
Have the courage TO show your respec,
Tor honesty. in whatever gnise j, appears
and your contempt for dishonest dapliciiy,
BY whonsoe,cr exhibited.
Have the courage 10 wear your old
clothes. until you pay for new ones.
Have the courage 10 obey your Maker,
II lhe risk Of being r,diculed BY man.
Have the eourage TO prefer comfort and
propriety TO fashioa in all things.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-07-24
REPRoYED.


An anecdotc has been related 20 a. Of
adairal Hopes religious 6r,nness in rebuk-
ING swearing and improper language when
uttered in his presence. Not many years
back. . gentleman in London omnibus
was using very violent language-swear-
ing. and taking the name of the Lord Jesus
Christ IN vain. when he was quietly re-
buked and requested to desist by an elder.
Iy gentleman sitting opposite,. The 6rst
named having resented the bterlerence,
the old officer added. tsI4,' 5
"Weil. sir. ] am extremely sorry goa ,
resent my words. simply requesting you
10 forbear insulting very dear and pre-
cious name which honor and love and I \
can only say that. il you are dead 10 al
feelings Of consideration and common Y
courtesy. and will persiyt in using the
language you have done. you will comaelaS
me to do that which shall be sorry to'feA
obliged TO do"
Upon this the angry nan broke ost
afresh. and de6ed him. when the Admiral
stopped the omnibus aud got out, the other
watching him. expecting he would call Q
policeman, &c. ;bat seeing him walk quiet :
" away, he remarked 10 another rider abovs /,
his imPertinence, when the person whosM
he addressed asked ii he knew who II was
that had been induced to remunslrate with
him.
He replied. No:nor did he care. except
that he was very imper,inent for threaten 1
Ing him IN that way" So.
The other remarked that he was mis-.
taken, for there had been no threat, but
meek aud courteous rcmonstrance, that the
gentleman was must kind and beae violent
man and gallant officrr. who Was quite
incapable Of any mean act,
What right had he 10 threaten me ?
Did ne not say he would do something IL
! did not desist I" said the other.
"Yes." replied the gentleman; !" but that
was no idle threat. and. he did what he said
he would be obliged TO do
" And what was that !" asked the angry
man.
Why. get out and walked. which his age
and inhrmities will hardly allow him to ds
and he spends great part vi his incone
in succoriny the afflicted and the destitute. Z
and 50 would not like 10 throw away even
sixpeDce.
You don't mean TO say that was what
he m, anif" asked the angry man. What
is his name :"
81 am quite positive il IS all he meant"
replied the other; !" and bis name is Admi-
raj Hope-a ue.hsartea, Christian man
The angry man looked puzzled. then
thoughtful. and at last called out, f" God
forgive me what fool hare been! Give
me his address, in case should miss him."
He stopped the omnibus and jumped out
to seek his faithful reproyer. adding hat
he hoped il would make new man OF him,
fnr he should never forget The lesson to the
last day Of his life
This anecjole was related BY the gen.
tleman himself, who become an humble fsl-
lower OF the Lord Jesus. bu, who has since
gone TO his rest. trusting only in that bles-
sed name which he had so blssphemed and
lightly spoken Of. There was another soul
to whom this little incident had been So
richly blessed that il had sunk into his
hesrt and sprung up to everlasting life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-07-24

In Putnam county. Co.. recently. Z
young man was bitten by q rsltlesnaks
while picking strawberries, and died before
physician could arrive,
There Is mule In Alabama That refuses
70 work unless he Is ridden, and to save I
hand they have mounted an artificial man
uron him, and he works steadily nsw.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-07-24

SOMETHING crRIous. As WE'LL A. DASorR-
ous.-A gentleman in this city. (says The
Raleigh Sentinel. placed. on yesterday.
some water in large globslar jar.--surh
one as those Displayed 10 Drsgyisis' win
dows,-and set il in the sun on shelf In
the piazza. for the purpose Of warming il
somewhat for abluiion. Benes,b the lar
was spread a newspaper. The rsys vf ks
sun, in the course Of the morning, vsre
concentrated By IL, Is BY lsns. aud he
sheet Of paper igni,ed. .--whrn discovered.
il had burned the paper and sesrchrd the
wood. Who can tell bst what. in some
such manner Is this. 6res may have so,ns-
times origiDaiedf
California papers say TIA, San vssncises
sends away lm,y tones II silver ssd sIx
tones oi gold esery Soa.h.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
PAINTS FOR FARMERS

9ND 9NINr oGTnHaE3RRS0TtIE Gna3RS0Tt GRAFTON MINERAt
,es. cheapest and most durable Paint in nse ,,, ,S
os, IN or put on, mixed with pure Lnseed oil viii
hocoo'e dS, dT Ge 10 years it is of brown or bea1
stone olive or adu dr can be changed to green, lead
aarcn,,n. rs valuable for Houses, Barns Fences
Woodenwn1e Carriage and Car MAKERS
tt being Fire SHdV9s oad Metal and Shlngle Roofs
Sases "a lanai Boats Ships, and Ships BoIems IT[al To
III T CIOts' Zone Manufacturer having used 5000 bhs
Pdst and as paint for any purpose is unsms
ness FrIce Sc per bb, of 300 Its which viii sn1O
h '"I wears TO come. Warranted in all cases 90
above send for circular, which gives fuI narto'' "A
iIis None genuine unless branded IN a trade ,not
GtaIon Mineral Paint Address DANIEL pTn
Wanted. A' agents
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
THE LOAN FEATURE
OF THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

The Directors Of the Delaware Mutual Life Jnsur
nnee C0npary, believing that members are not on
entitled to receive all the OF premiums paid
assumed y them IN the shape and under the name
divl lendS nat they are entitled TO all the beneG
Witch The large accumUlatiOns of a Life Comnanv car
cUninr have determined incorporate the folnw,no
u atIre into lis plan, VIE;
When The accumulation Of funds from premium- ro
Ceips. shall be sufficient 10 meet ordinaru Iorsee
Il excess sh Ill be loaned to the hi CHEST bidder on L
Glowing lerms. VIZ: w
FIRsT.-M Money shall be loaned 10 Policy boldars
OniV. ois
SECOND No member shall borrow more Than tho
amount of his Policy. INV
THRD-Th Policy will be taken as securtv b,,
o'ly IIs actual value Its "surrender yaIue The
balance must be amply secured by satis(actorv frs
Rlorieag's IN Real Estate. The Board Of DirecIors
shall be ihe lud yes of the suicency of sucb srcr,
FOUKTh.-ln the event Of the death of the memhccr
TO whom such loan made shall be applied 10 the
payment of his Policy.
FIFTH Money SO loaned, shall be called in ONLY in
cases OF extraurdnary losses an then sixtv days
'c" shall be given, and the loans longest out shall he
'he rsl called ill., and more than one iourh of am,
oAe loan shall be called in at one payment unIess
Ia fger proportion shall be ndis spensably necessarv
Ihus giving the borrower the probable use of the
IL ohey uuring his life. II he chooses to retain it,
SlAIH In case the member to whom money is
oaneu shall iaI to pay the interest agreed upon or
SidlI aow MS Policy TO lapse for non. payment of
premiums then the loan shall be Withdrawn
SEVENTH Every member of the Company shall be |
hoHhed when funds are TO be disposed of in this man.
her ad bids shall be received by "sealed proposals.
kead advertisement of Company in another column
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

A GENTS WANTED To Insure Agents, &C. &c
n We wish TO secure agent in every city of
than 5000 population, TO act for us in canvassng
for business A man who is already established in
some occupation which allows him few spare hours
can easily increase his income several hundred dollars
per wear. This is an opportunity for active men to
secure profitable connection with the best established
Advertising Agency in the United States, Address,
with full particulars references, &c, G. P. ROWELL
a. co, 40 Park Row. N. Y,
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
THE GREETING.

CORRECTION of Glees, Quartetts, Choruses. Par,
"THgs. &C by L.C EMERSON Author of "Jubiloe "
CAimes." &c "ied'"' "merr!
Upwards of Half Million of Copies of Mr.
nnersons Music Books have been sold, fact prov
lug popularity which has rewarded no other aubo,
VI the same class Of books. and which cannot fail
TO insure TO this new volume an immense sale. Tbo
Iontefl's OF this work are, for the most part NEW
81 arge number of valuable pieces have been con.
'rl0uted by Mr.. L. Fl. Southland, whose name is a
Su1Iicient M guarantee of their excellence.
ne marked feature of the collection are
Originality, Brilliancy and Variety,
And il will be found, upon careful examination that
ere no Glee Book before the public that in everv
particular will prove completely satisfactory to
10 Musical Societies and Conventions: ConseTvo0
torres, Clubs and Amateur Singers
y, rrlTe IItSe SI38 Sl2OO per doz Mailed postpaid
W y. Elk OlTSON d CO., Publishers. 277 Washing
York. 80 'iO"u"ay New
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
Extract from letter from Baron Solomon Ro,5..1;J,
PARIS, 9Th April, 1864.
25 Rue FANNY =, IL

Paris Sth April, 1864.
20 Rue Fauby, 81. Honore
WIZ you be kind enough TO have forwarded - -.
here 2OO bottles of your Indian LinimenI. ;f ' "e
VIII send at the same time the account 7 nil ?ou
ward you the amount through Messrs R,,,l H." '"e-
Co., New York. belmont Il
baron solomon Rolhschild having recomr,o..,
many OF ms trends Major LANES LiNIMENT n' "a 10
oeihg ceslrous TO procure IT, he should ad;s S .ney
establish depot in Paris. 0"Ou'u ADVISE him to
The Indian Liniment,
AS rellef' ever ready; as a killer oC ro,D ,.,.
duy' oI oulwardly applied has no equal E IN IN
! Ioi anu cure OF Rheumatic and NeuraIo;o Xoe 'le
.IonS' opIains BrcIses, &c, il is uneunaed ec-
S'S, % hosS oncaflous, taFcn inwardlv IN tbo - ~ Is
GnoIeia, ramps and Pains in the Stomach n;eot I'e ot
DySSenory ChOlera MOrbus, Cholera InIon,,. I"Uea'
anu Is without exception the most wondorGI p &C.
me world affords. No FAMILY shonId k" uI ahacea
Every traveller by land or sea sbonId wI'hou 1t.
ana Farmers, residing at a dis,on ooile.
slcans should keep it constantly ON ban5 from Phy-
hccuehIs' and sudden attacks Of SIomacI IN case of
,ts Naiue cannot be estimated In;Com Comp pIalnis
1.ahe's INDIAN LINIMEN'P ant "ie . Ior Major
retail bv per bottle. For sale at no "her
I;ae a Rnh;n mas Barnes & Co., u Park Ro,e ~ ana
Wells q Soiis0n' S son Io6 Greenwich street ~
end"n 40 1 e. i9S Fulton street, N. v: Cbos rr.U
90 9th Avenue, N " and nv nus ~ Crt-
gned b. oughont the world. None gen;,;np 'sioH
~ uS JOHN IHos. LANE and connters;mnuI uiess
Sand "a E CO., Proprietois, I6S BroaJwan ~
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

A GENTS WANTED-SIO to $50 dsv to in,ro
4, aamGe Ge our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEWINC
MACIiiNE. Price $50. 1t uses two threads and
lhe genuine Lock Stitch. All other low priced
gwen. Send for circulars. VIC. WILSON a. CO
Manufacturers Cleveland Ohio. N " w.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
SMALL FARM FOR SAFE,

The subscriber, wishing to remove TO Smvrr.
oneTs LOT sale small farm, situated in AppoGuini.
MINK II Hundred, New Castle County, containing 27
ACRES and some perches.
This farm is near Prices Corner, few miles
rom Smyrna; close to Blackbrd, Middletown. and
Odessa. Churches and School Houses convenisn,
near. " 'O 'eiy J
-, There is good TWO-STORY DWELLING
HOOSE and fine, large barn with carriage.house.
corncrb, stabiDg for three horses and verv largc
ioi'' buildings substantial, and neatly new Smoke
mouse and q pump of excellent water close 10 IN +.
nitcn, nt I'm, door. There is also a small YOUNG
+ rEACH ORCHARD on the place. All under good
enclng' clear and indisputabe title will be given
and possession at any time
iEKMS-Two thousand dollars cash, prcfe red
OF more convenient for the purchaser in two pav.
mehts; or good house on Commerce or Main Sis.
smyrna Will be taken in part whole payment.
i, Also, good Horse and Carriage, and superior
Mich Cow, will be sold cheap, for cash.
Octlo-Sw. HENRY NJ, HOFFECKER
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

TO THE FRUIT GROWERS OF THE PENIN
sula.-The " Peninsula Fruit Growers Assoc;o'
H ti"m Will 6od an adjourned meeting in the State
~, uSe, SEA- al Dover, Delaware, Tuesday, NovEMRER
sng II is conte empated TO fully organize PERMANENT
ocIey, 10 elect officers and appoint commiItees to
anSact general business, if advisable Every peach
cape Charles and the Brandyw,ne is cordiaiIv and
the society 1 "''i'' III Vi gahlzihg
All the papers on The Peninsula will confer favor
on the society by publishing the above no,;co oO
sending copy to the Secretary. at Dover.
JOHN P. COCHRAN, President.
j. ALEXANDER Fulton, Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
THE RITERSIDE INSTITTTE,

oltuaie at Riverside, Burlington County, New Jersev
Is rounded Tor the purpose of gratuItonsIv edncaII
,e sons OF deceased Soldiers and Seamen of The I'M
The Board of Trustees consists of the EDlIow;n,
weiI;known citizens OfPennsy vana and New Jersey
HON WILLIAM B. MANN, '
District Attorney, PhiIadeInbio po
HON LEWIS X. BROOMALL, ."
Ex-Chlef COiner u. :. Mint, and Recorder of Deods
HON. JAMES NJ P6lHd,% S5,1i%TEI Pa Non. ,
HON. w. w. WARE, New JERSEY
HENRY GORMAN, Esq,
Agent Adams Express, Philadelphia, Pa.
}. h. COE, Esq,
OfJoy, COe q Co., Philadelphia
-, TREASURY % DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. c, April
10. lS67-Ohice OF Internal Revenue Having re.
celved satisfactory evidence that the proceeds o tho
enterprise conducted by the Washington Library
Company" will be devoted TO charitable uses per
mission Is hereby granted to said Company to conduct
SUCH enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Association have appointed as Receivers
Messrs. GEORGE A.COOKE g. co az Sontb
Third Street Philadelphia, whose we'll known
integrity and business experience will be a
sufficient guarantee that the money intrusted in
them will be promptly applied to the purpose stated
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 90, 1867.
TO the Officers and Members ofhe Washington Lii
brary Co., N. S. READ, Secretaru.
Gentlemen On receipt of your favor of the 18th
inst, notifying us of our appointment as Receivers
Tor your Company, we took the liberty to submit |
copy of your Charter, with plan of your enterI
prise, TO eminent legal authority and having
eceIved his favorable opinion in regard 10 its
egallty, and sympathlzing with the benevolent
'bect ofyour Association, viz: the educntion and
maintenance of the orphan children of our soldiers
md sailors OF the Riverside Institute, we have con-
,uded to accept the trust, and to use our bost eff
orts to promote so worthy an object.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
GEO. A. COOKE g. Co
Address all letters and orders to
GEO. A. COOKE g. CO., Bankers,
33 South Third Street Philadelphia, Pa
receivers for the Washington Library Co. jy3-3m
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR

any person sending us ONE DOLLAR. or navino tho
saile ~ our local Agents, will receive immediata7
ino oeel-riaIe Engraving, al choice from The fnIi1
pss, l,s,' ana one Certificate of Stock nsurinc Ono
Alesei' III our great distribution.
One DOLLAR ENGRAvtNGs
NO. l." My Child! Ny Child ;" No . "Tb,-.
oaVeu ,L iney re Saved" No. 3" Old Seyentv.sir
Or the Early Days Of The Revolution sIA
any person paying TWO DOLLARS will recairo .;
III 1Ier oI lhe following fine Steel Plates nj choca i
Two Presents. '"'''is ehulIed TO
Two DOLLAR ENGRAv1NGs.
NO i" WashingiOns Courtship.'' No. 9-"Wooh
ilgtoh Last interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs
ei pG,Son aging THREE DOLLARS will receive IT, e
"IIOME FROM THE Wan"
and Three Certificates or Stock. becomiro o,,;,,.,
Three Presents. en'i''eu 10
Four DOLLAR ENGRAyIEGs
Tho my person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall receive
'ie urge anu beautiful Steel Plate of
HE PERILs OF OUR FoREFATuERs
Presents '''i'iiiis 'nem 10 our
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs
, ANY person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall -oooi,,o
Inc large and splendid Steel Plate of o''0
Il lie MARRIAGE OF PoCAHoNTAs"
Presents. '''i'is '"eIh 10 rive
ne engravIngs and Certificates will be delivered 10
'ac1 1 subscriber al our Local Agencies or sent bv
null poS' pad' or express, may be ordered.
now TO Obtain Shares and Engravings.
send orders to US by mail, enclosing from 81 TO
92O' either by Post Office orders or in registered
et'er at our risk Larger amounts should be sent bv
irat or express. y
10 shares with Engravngs, ngs,.......... 50 30
70 20 shares with Engravings, $3.50
~ slares with Engravings, ,.......,....4 AZ 5O |
Is shares with Engravings, s,. go m
LOO shares with Engravngs,. 9000
Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the Uni.
ted States.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

100000
Each Certificate of Stock Is accompanied with
BEAUTIFUL STEEL-PLArE ENCRAv1xc
WORTH MORE AT RETAIL THAN TIE COST OF
CERTIFICATE,
And also nsures to the holder
rNEoENF in THE GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
YOU'RE WANTED!
LOOK HERE!,

, As9h's' noth male and female, wanted evervwbe,a
10 sen me fATENT IMPROVED INK REsERyoIR ths'
icn from one TO two pages can be written witbon,
rePlenishlng with ink, and our Fancy and Drv Co
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