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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-04-10
AYSGARTH.

AZ I0GAhId.
THIS Thoroughbred imported
GA Horse will make the ensuing
AE% \Spring Season at his Stables, at
A6the COLUMBIA RACE COURSE,
two miles East OF Columbia.
Aysgarth is q dark brown, sixteen hands,
fine form, great power and action, and was
sired by Baruton-dam by Inheritor; her
dam Gin, by Jupiter, out of Princess
Fruima, by Remembrance; Baruton's dam,
Martha Lynn, by Mulatto; her dam Leda,
Terms, s25 per season, payable at end of
service; $50 per insurance. Groom's fee 81.
March 81 1mo* NATHAN DAVIS.
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THE MARKETS
MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, in Middletown by Rav v ri. nm
WARD h. COPPAGE of Smyrna and CiEORG GIEF T Cpo1-CI
OF Middletown. e. OhOCCH
At the residence Of the brides parents on tbo s.h
hr Beaven' THOMAS COCHRAN tr Of Nov Cas.I - :, eV w
MAGGIE daughter of Robert Hardcastle of Car - ~
On the 2ist u at the residence of the brides fabe h.
Fa'he' Viiger, WM G. TEMPLE, of Baltimore 1c, ,'eV
en'rn ana EMMA v, daughter of Col Lemuel Roberts ~
Queen Anne's CO.. Md. 'ef'S VI
On the h inst at the residence Of the brides
oy Eaer I. Ktenhouse Mr. ELIJAH KEYS oe Kent
ana Miss SARAH RIGGS, of New Castle co. Del -'
On the nth inst, by Rev. j. f. T. EvalI NJ vr11,,,,
SMITH and Miss SARAH wHEATMAN both of Iins M, -
@ o Tue ESh ultr by Rev. A. Manship in Phla ROBERT N
hn"ES and ANNIE E. HALLOwELL. both of Wvonin nj,
DEC run 61 by Rev. John Downham. NATHAN T HIT
sun and Miss JOSEPHINE WALLACE near HazettvilIo al
Of Kent co.. Del. me- AL
hy tne spma on the 5th inst Mr. SOLOMON FARRELL and
MISS MARY CLARk both of Sandtown, Del
On the 2ist ult at Cedar Grove Church. bv Rev 7 II TIL
eo"H MI ALFRED PRICE to Miss ROXANNA IRWIN hoth
Of Kent Del ~ ootn
On the 10th ult at the residence of VIM Greenv NV tho
Hir. 'ohNELIlS ; SACkSTON to Miss ELIZABETH mn
both Of Kent CO.. Del. Di1A
IN the evening of the 5th nst at the residence or
m'a"r' ny Rev A. d. Davis. Mr.. JAMES FAULKNER =. NJ
ANNE Z. FERRY both of Magnolia, Del
on the 9th inst, by the same at the residence ~ ~,
I mdsn' Mr.. ELISHA MASSEY to Miss ELLEN uI-rCuIT |
son both Of Kent co., Del Oil-N-
TN tn" I'd inst at the residence of the 2astor and
nF ALCApE KINNEY to Miss SALLIE MASSEY ho,L ::
Wyoming Del. NNi' poth OF
on the 3oth ult by the and at the same l, A. 1>
DihilNuS TO Miss NANCY FORAKER, both of Willow Cro
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REVOLUTION IN TRADEl

II AIDES, you receive for the sum Of ONE DOLLAR
IL Silk, Merno, and Alpaca Dresses shawls Balmoras
Linen Goods Embossed Table Covers Watches Jewelry
Plated Ware Sewing Machines &C. Send clubs Of ten or
with cents for each descriptive check and the eetter mn
club will receive worth 50 to $500 ACCORDING
number sent Agents wanted everywhere Circulars sent
free. PARKER & CO. successors to GRAHAM d CO. GA
Federal Street, Boston. g
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A Physiological View of Marriage.
THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED.

THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED.
Containing nearly THREE HUNDRED PAGES and 100 fns
plates and engravings of the
Anatomy Of the Human Organs a health and disease
with treatise Early Errors its DeplOrahe Consequences
the Mind Body with the Authors Plan Treatment
the only rational successful mode of
the report truthful adviser married
and those contemplating MARRIAGE who entertain doubts of
their physical condition Sent free of postage address, on
receipt of twenty-five cents in saps postal
dressing DR. Ia CROIX No 81 Maiden Lane Albany, N Y
The consulted of the diseases uDon
which his book either personally by mail Medicines
O any mart of the world.
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% Gold Watches. (Am'n Watch co e5o aooL oOO GUY
% Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sewing Maebs S0 '"' UO s'oUO
so Howe's Sewing machines. en- en- SOOO
SOOO Premiums OF 81 each, S'OOO
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS
copy one year with one subscription o,oo
copies. Ave P'ioh' VI 90
20 =: /" -, 500
Pars,ns e"V 20QO
mlumS IS above Address e e"uHeu 10 pre-
LEWIS & CO.. Al Mercer ST., N. y. Bo, aao,
anG e S;u The address plain, giving township count
,a"aS , money by draft, Post office orde, 10y
'efed leiler. may be sent al our risk ''Oer' regis
REFERENCES:
Lew Lew Stockwell, Treasurer of The Hoy,o Sal: |
Machine Co., 699 Broadway, NJ ''o"e sewing
Sewira NJ nalch, Secretary Of The Wilcox g. Gbbs |
F.ins Fshlss,".'l MacH'ne ut Co sos Broadway, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12

FRANK MILLER'S Leather Preservat,ve and Woter
Ffooi on BlackIng. for Boots and Shoes
FRANK MlLLERS Prepared Harness Oil BIackino.
Tor ollng Harnesses, Carriage Tops, &c. ready
for use, with directions for using
FRANK MlLLER'S Polish Oil Backing
~, For sale Generally in u. S and Canadas.
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Profits.
0'ONiolltlcS.
MEDICAL TREATMENT

CalcuatlohS on extensive = nd reliable data. show
eeIIhseu rate OF mortality under what is known a.
he Homeopathic syseE of media,no .Th''n io"n as
We make deduction ten per cent from table raIes
,iol each yment OF premium by those habtnslIv
tsIIs tnlS m"de OF treatment. In case of medical
Pacuce belng changed thereafter fnll rates viii he
iharged' In order that ne injustice NAV be done 10
'ose preieflhg ether schools of medicine al amor
:aelY made. '' VIII Oe sePa-
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12

ShuI OuguL 10 nave been started long no
j. II. PRIMROSE, has remoddled his store.b .bo,so
ana htted 1t neatly into two beautiful Store
ne occupies one himself, and is prepared 10 offer 70
us Trends, the public, and especially 10 his la,e
the largest, cheapest aud best variety of
goouS IN bis line that ever graced this beautiful
% %now"' or any other town south of WILMINGTON
rms line OF goods (the feature referred to)
comprises, w
I HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS g. MATTINGs, !
Ladies' y Children's Plain & Fancy FURS
BUFFALO ROBES and UMBRELLA
His Boots and Shoes are nearly all bnngLt fron,
manufacturers, and all the best City Made goods
every pair guaranteed as represented Ladies can
get any Kind of shoes they want either for them.
selves or their families |
Ills Hat and Cap Department is superior to any |
Dodsc South of Wilmington. You can alwa:s find |
The cheapest assortment of Hats and Caps and all |
Tue latest New York styles that out. He is con-
stahtly receiving fresh goods. Ladies, you can find
hats and Caps Cor your little boys.
Ladies In pursuit of Furs can find the largest as.
sortment ever kept in the town. he was very partcua
III selecting good and fresh goods and will sell them
at a. manufacturers prices You can buy Muff or
, EaPe at lower figure than you can at any retail
mousse IN Philadelphia. He has the best Siberian
by the set as low Sl2OO, up as high as
00OOO; also, Sable, Mink and Children's Furs and
gentlemen's Beaver Collars.
lie has fitted up roomin the second story, where
ne, ne always expects to keep full line of Carpets and
III Cloths. He has very extensive assortment I
low on hand, such as Three Ply. Ingrain venitan,
Iaks, Duchess, Rag, Hemp, Cottage, Step. and +
aIlous other kinds OF Carpets
me subscriber has singled out the above named Z
rtlces' and by dealing exclusively in them is pre-.
areo 10 sell at lower figure than any house in F
own' Tor the following reasons: lst He keeps one
= me OF 4 goods. 3D. BY SO doing he can buy cheaper
=" nc ne Duys principally from the manufacturers;
%yS 'ie oest goods and pays but one profit. 4th
ne wnole secret is, he buys and sells for cash bv
onyIng and SO selling, he sell at least twenty
er cent less than any other merchant in the town
one IN and look, and you will find the best assort al
ient ever offered in the town. tr
]. II. PRIMROSE OF
Commerce Street., bel Market ~
WV 10 1901 SMYRNA, DEL. -
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We are Coming.
ONE DOLLAR SALE
ONE DOLLAR EACH

WEES Cotton Cloth Dress Patterns, PanIs Patterns
Sewing Machines; Watches, Dry and Fancy
oooos, &c, &C. send Ten cents for Patent Pen Foun.
tam, with slip describing an article in onr doa sois
Any person tmae or iemae) can send in a club of
from 80 to 900. al same rate no cents for eachl and
get a premium Tor so doing. Send IN Registered Let.
ters. Samples mailed free TO any address,
EASTMAN y KENDALL,
65 Hanover st Boston, Mass.
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DIE. ..

pr,c,,Iy. instant al mis- residence, Kenton ISAAC
bCCAiNGHAM. Esq., in his seth year. "
- " he n INST In Phlla of pneumonia RoBERT
IT, son oi H. H. and Rebccca Moor IN his 18th year
"a rhI'' on the 7h inst Mrs. LYDIA REGISTER oormer
H y this town. in her 80 h wear ~ "Oiiner'
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CASH SYSTENl
HENRY sPRUANCE
WANTS TO KNOW
who STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON?
10 the Citizens of Smyrna and Vicinity

lie would also state that, having become sole oro.
prle'or oi the store formerly by Spruance d Me
gear, ne offers 10 his old customers the DubIic and
ovefyDody else STOCK OF GOODS abundant in
quahtily, rich in quality and dirt cheap
IL The Ladies want fine, nice wearing appareI 10,
mem examine his Dress Goods and CIoakines lie rs
sure TO please The ladies' " 20
AS Tor Gents "toggery' he's got it in abundance or
raiher the truck to make it, His line of Cloths Coss
neres ana Vesings cannot be beaI-nOt oven bv The
man who struck Billy Patterson ''o
j., concerning his Groceries, Queensware. and sich
It's only necessary say that they're the best IbaI's
made. - 0 Oe'' '"at
ne oilers every inducement TO buyers and if they
On ouy from him II won't be his fault nov2O |
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REAL STATE.

and an Nh now having many applications for Delaware
tnelr property should send me descr;n,;o 20 sen
'owest price, and terms. Catalogues n"h;shoI Taea
saW W"'''y' Tor free distribution No chqrge unles"
's"' 4. r. WOOLSTON. '''
Mo Real Estate and Stock Broker.
ai2 AIng St, Wilmington. Del
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VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
At Public Sale.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale. Of The
Hotel OF VIM. I. Campbell. IN Smyrna, on TnuRs.
DAY, February 2Oih 1868, at o'clock, p M The fol.
lowing Real EsInte 0 '0''
No. IA Farm, Containing lO4 ACRES. situated
IN ApPoqulnlmnk hundred, miles norlh.east ol
Smyrna. one mile from navigabIe wafer and on The
northeast side OF the road leading from FIemmings
Landing TO Taylors Bridge, adjoining lands of Georee
laws James L. Bewley and Isaac Stats 81 Acres of
winch IS arabic land, in fair state OF cultivation
me balance nicely set in Young Oak and Hickory
Limoer. Has on il good thrifty Young Apple Or
chard now IN bearing. The improvements 49,
consist OF ONE.STORY FRAME DWELL. HiIl
ING' OF iour rorms. with fair out-buidings M&ill
comprising Barn, Stable, Cribs, Carriage. House. n
Churches and Schools convenient
NO IA tract of ACRES of land, back of No
!, known as Cedar Swamp, with a large quantity of
'moe :, suitable for Posts, Rails. Wood, &c.
NO . 30 ACRES Of Sab Marsh on the BIackbird
Creek' adjoining Marsh lands OF Isaac Slaais
Eor iuriher particulars call on rhos. Carrow. Land
Agent smyrna. Delaware, or Isaac Staais living on
an adjoining farm, or William Heathers residing on
premises No. !. VIZ
Terms made known al Sale
Jan. 29lh, 1868. VIM. r. STATS
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LEWIS q CO.'S -
ILLUSTRATED
MOhIHlY FAMILY JOURNAL,
FOR THE rESUvE0x,

/
Lon oIsahds OF families in the CITY and coun,,v ho
son9hIa ue want OF an illustrated Journal al re-.
This cnd Pce' anu equal TO any this continent. r.,
we nave engaged good artists The IiIero,,
and VIII be one Of the features Of The nona9
TaIes S,il snail publish, from lime 10 time, origins
country. "s "r"erS oi the
D.. This is NO Lottery,
u out we offer an Inducement 10 Ihose who sa,,
;~oe, ana Will help to push forward 10
cheap and valuable ILLUSTRATED FamiIv Iom.
"a, 90 anu give LARGE NUMBER OF PREM,UMs SL
S.IIoers Will not have 10 wait to know n iha h","
qo p'eHium' There will bo 2,3l5 premiums dis,r;h"
H , 70 me subscribers The paper will be well UorL
uoIIar, lor The year book has been nre enarod
,H subscribers with numbers from TO 100 O06 anJ
n1,o remiums are equally distributed Ihrougb ,ha
one huhdied thousand numbers '0"s" tue
n II mere sh0nld be one thousand names rece;vod m
.ue same day and date, The letters will he ononoI
49, m as lhey come 10 hand and marked on Ibe
b ~ regular rotation as opened SO that there will
oe ia:r distribution of the premiums W. iii,
%a me names of the persons that are entled to
IN .rnr pae'nlums' IN the New York MONTHLY lLIus.
ArEO' ana IN the city and country papers.
THE FOLLOWING PREMIUMS WILL re n,sr.,,,,u
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
EOR SALE

t,a ne subscriber will sell at Private Sale. his TTon
gr"m"d ano Stable with ONE.HALF ACRE of
Of Ttona" .u'eG q on Fisher ST. adjoining the lands
Smyrna, Nov. 6. EDUApn W.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
R REPAIRING

rive us we regard as our main dependence, and will
give II our especial and careful attention and .o~d
ns ina. .e better the watch or clock, the easier
thoroughly repaired when in the hands of
Ped ourselves to this business for moro,ha op
years. We are thankful that while vet scarcely s~
open our record of watches, which we % a"aG'ny9.
%eeP shows that the shop in the right place AII
I;vo we came here because have long desirsd %
OF our friends. ~"'0 WIN the wishes
Jan. 29th, '6S. W r,,
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
CONFECTIONERY.

Just received from the city fresh lot Of
Fruits and Confectionery,
not the best in Smyrns but the best that could be
bought of the best confectioners of PHILADELPHIA
New lots received every two weeks--are therefore
always good and fresh. APPLES by the peck,
basket or bushel.
RAISINS, ,CURRANTS, FIGs, oRANeEs, LEMONS,
and Nuts in variety, Fine French Candy, Cordial,
Bon-bons. Sweet Chocolate in packages, sticks and
drops. Sweet cider-very nice.
jan29-ly CAROLINE JENKINS.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
NEW JEWELRY STORE IN SMYRNA!

Having taken and neatly re6tted tto old .,.,
She late Rev. P. Mansfield, opposite the RAM Of or
smyrna -, we are now opening, and will keen con
Stantly on hand, fine stock of N''P 'o"
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12

A NNUAL REPORT OF THE KE%T
OounIy Mutual Company, at Dover, Del.
Amount Of Deposit Notes on hand Jaa.
c,oc.IIS,' ugry !, 1907. sl66.s47 Ii
O''s 'He year, 1876 on
-
Addsd dn,;,u l5I.O9I I6
'"' yeH' i"r new assurances $3.50 90
Amount Of Deposit Notes. Jan /, 1868. e2oe eo1 1c
Property insured up to Jan |. 1867 3 SsI 90 go
Cancelled during The year, Oh go ~ ~
Addeddn,;Du, S2I37 .23s 25
Q" assurances 748899 90
Amount insured Jan. I, 1863. oo aoc =
|ash on hand aud other sscurI,ies IN '0O'i"' 81
meet losses, Jan I. 1868 so-o a., -.
~ Losses oy hre during the year 1867, Sati Se oe
Ten per cent paid Policy holders in cash S'f0 20
Ten ~%Cry per ceS, :, p,iS iIT', P,c ho,, s4O77 SC
January l. 1885, - 5.O26 O5
DIR. SAMUEL NJ. FISLER.
TREASURER,
JAMES COWGILL.
SECRETARY,
GEORGE B. DICKSON.
DIRECTORS.
DR. SAMUEL NJ. FIsLER,
GEO. W. CUMNINs
JAMES CLEMENTS. Smv,n.
WILLIAM DENNEY,
JACOB DEAKYNE,
THOMAS B. BRADFORD !
DR.. Henry RIDGELEY, Dover
WILLIAM WALKER,
JAMES rRErrYhAN' BrIdgevile.
SURVEYORS,
Leonard J. J.VanhInkie. Delaware CITY.
Jesse 5. Huntington, Smyrna
George B. Dickson Dover
Alexander Jackson. Jr.. Camden
Hemry Cowgirl, Willow Grove
John w. Reynolds. FELTON,
Jacob Y. FOuk Milford.
Jnmes B. r Powell, Pennington.
HIran i. Downing, Georgetown.
Paul A. Davis, Lewes.
e. A. RawlIns. Bndgeville.
James Ponder Milton.
Wesley Stack Greensboro. Md
ELIJAH CROUCH General Surveyor,
BY order OF The Board.
GEO. B. DICKSON, Sec'y.
Feb 5-Gm Dover Delaware.
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Clocks, Watches & Jewelrv

70 "e ston nave O" Watches of all Prices, from s52
$500 sIOV; 10 sas SSod HS american Levers, from "a
yewelled. from $1,000 to $4,000 good time W a
Fine I0k Gold Watches, Tor Ladies and GentIem.n
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Information Wanted
$25 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on Tuesday, 14th
ut Jannary, black boy. by the name Of NATHAN
JOHNSON. Is about II years old alto 1t Al feet in
hs,sh'; had on, when he left, a SUIT of blue; is
ehecieo 10 right eye. inclined to keep half closed
in jail where can get him, will receive the above
reward. WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Fee. D. 1905. Near Kenton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
PUBLIC SALE.

A.
Iha 'nhsc''her having rented his farm will soil
one and hall miles ir m smyrna on i'oau
Wednesday, February 10th. 1858
Al 10 o'-Iocs in TIE morning his en,,,o S,,oC,,
FARMING IhPLEMENrS Ia vii. lONh and
Horses and Mules.
oh9 vo""s l'f"wn Horse. gOnd Traveller, one
h,ta ,s sr"'Ie eserI Where one Bay Colt uo
o wv pan "'"'es' me SIZE. we'll broke.
Six he'd Of Mich Cows some nj ibar, -.
m'lA, o'n"rS coming fresh ia the Spring Sing
Oxen and Young Cattle.
ons woke OF tine Work Oxen ELI matched . on.
Odn S'r"f ''V head Of Young Coue, among Them
sui- iEe tlSIicTs. "e '4e"i
Sheep.
S'nIh'I"wn Buck. pure blood: ,veIva h.oa
Ewes >umr W''h amps by their side 'e "eau
Family Carriage and Harness.
wagons and Cart.
One Iron Axle Farm aNagon nearly ns,v. cD .s;,,
wagon, with Top. one Ox.carl O"0 WIN
Farming Implements.
one McCormek four horse SeIERake Rsaper and
,'O"er C"mbined; one Urmy's double gear No. |
T""eI and PIerpOnI Thresher: one ora,n I'LL. De-
s'n Ea'ehi one Wheel rake one ReyoIving Raka
one Double CYLINDER Roller; one Vanwicke1 Cra,n
IAN one Cornsheiler; Piows of variuns k,nds. En
iish or Twin HarrOws, CuIvalors Sh",, Ens- |
FORKS Rakes Hoes. Corn KNIVES Axes Ox Chains e. |
uy uisih an psgs, Hearly new; Breech aud Lead |
marness, . Sells Plow gears Brdles Col;afs IIai,e
InPPIe' Double aud Sing IeIrees.
Seed Oats.
About 90 bushels first rate Seed Oais.
Potatoes.
iotOi Peach-BIOv Potatoes suitable for seed
Hay by the Ton.
large quantity OF rmpIhy and Clover Hay |
cu,ea without ram. and kept Bnrrack
"A quantity oi things no. enumerated
TERMS:
:. All sums OF Twenty Dollars and under Cash; over
tn4i amount credit of nine mon rs viii be given bv
giving note or bond. with approved securuy nuf.
ehs'er paying for amps.
Feb. .ls-lL JOHN H. HoFFECEER.
DISSOLUTION
The CO opirtnersbip heretofore existing between
LYDIA Griffin and MpIlie NJ. Smith. as the firm
oi GRIFFIN 81 SMITH, is this day dissolved, by
mutual Consent.
LA. GRIFFIN,
Feb LIST, lo6S.-3t. M. NJ SMITH.
The business will be continued in all its branches
oy the undersgned,t to whom all persons indebted
The late hrm are requested to make immediate pay
ment. L. A. GRIFFIN
Information Wanted
OF one SAMUEL HAPPERT, age 81 years; fair
complexion. blue eyes. about feet, 6 inches high
isfaeliiIsh descent Speaks English and German we'll
: Any lniormaiinn will be thankfully received, and
literally rewarded by
Information can be given at this Office.
ISAAC HAPPERT,
fen 9th Cincinnati, Ohio.
$25 REWARD.
Runaway from the subscriber on Tuesday, 14th
ut Jannary, black how, by the name of NATHAN
JoHNsoN. Is absut IL years old; alto 1t 45 feet in
hSse; hao Gn' when he left, SUIT of blue; is
WffOTta nd An FaalKe =
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NEW a ~vERTIsEMENTS.
The Mystic TemDIe.

TNHE BEST MASONIC PAPER, 50 uer ve,r. q
= Tor six months. Published Weekly, bv the "FRI.
New York. P'u'o st.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12

Jos PAINTING. Plain and in Coloss, neatly and
eheapIy executed at this Office. a
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Peculiar Advantages.
IlnInS

Ecepl me Term " table. the rates are st ,,;,,
psStS' anu are calculated at a. low figure as na.,
G~''Shce ~ ~ mas demonstrated 10 be ample, based unon
est. nere arises ''"7 7'' Ia'e Oh lHier-
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40 PARkRoxNY

G000 PER MONTH SURE money Teouired
IN advance. Agents wanted everywhere to
sell our PATENT EVERLASTING metallic CLOTHES.
LINES Address Am. Wire Company 1862 Rroajwav
NJ y, or l6 Dearborn ST., Chicag go, Ill.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
BAUGH'S COMMERCIAL NlyURES,

y we announce 10 farmers end dealers in Fel;,;.
The present Spring season = "'oP'eu 'of
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Price, S5G per 2OOO lbs.
Baugh's Chicago Fertilizer.
Price, Si6 per 1900 lbs.
Baughs Chicago Blood Manure
Price $50 per 1000 lbs.
This well known popular rade.make will be Co,r.,
lPon every package OF the above manures. 'u
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
Jewelry! JcweIry..

Heayy ISk Wedding Rings, Fine Gold Sets F;ro
Set ana Gold Sets, of the most fashionable s,uiaD
Uo,d Studs, Collar and Sleeve Buttons, CLa,oia,nI
anq Leantlne Chains, Fine Gold Pens. from RI
,;n pro- We cannot mention all. but by calling Won
Con Ue convinced ihat we have full Jewery Store.
"A'O" 'e"e"y' large assortment, and cheap.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
n: Inc best Casto:s, Butter, Berry and Spcor
O'shes' syrup Pitchers, Knives, Forks and Sno9na
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DISSOLUTION.

The business will be continued in all its branches
oy the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to
The late hrm requested to make immediate pay
ment. IA,GRIFFIN
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
Prompt Payment of Losses.

All losses are by The terms of the noIicv roodo No..
~, aIea'dtety upon satisfactory proof Of loss and
ninety days. "''O" " S'Ity or
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12

r'Gset p Books Combs, Hair Brushes, Best seis
sUch rood on nh'Ces' Perfumery, Fancy Soaps and all
our goods are Warranted to prove as represeDted
~nen s1d. We invite the Ladies and Gentlemen 10
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
Non-forfeitures of Policies.

AH Pot'c'eS lssned by this Company, are, bv their
erns % tncomeSt'6te al the expiration of seven wears
'gans' any erfOrl the statement application Tbus
guarding against the possibility of loss bv iiioa,on
liter death, as is frequently the case
Smyrna times., 1868-02-12
SOMETHING
ENTIRELY NEW FOR SMYRNA!

oomethlng that ought to have been started Innn nn
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06
snERiTF,s SALES.

pYvirtue Of .dndry writ. Of sndi,ioni E5p pona.
TO Inc directed issued out Of the Court Of Common
plens Of Columbia Couaty, will b. exposed 20 public
Monday the III day Of May, 1858. AZ O'Clock in Sie
afternoon, the following real estate 10 wit: "A.
All that certain lot Of ground situate In Locust
oriesa. bounded on the east and south by lands
Krishef. and On the north BY lands OF George kri'
sher. on which 10 erected log dwelling house WIN
- seissS, ssa taken 10 execution and 70 be sod
the property Of Augustus Groves aad Chss'osW
.........., also, er sHi ~ l'-'.ttq ~
The following place and lot Of ground situate IN
Catawissa township, Columbia county. bounded and
described a. follows. to wit; Fronting oa Railroad
street 100 feet pnd frontineon Ping % teet.
ing and bounding on the east by lot ~ Benjamin T
Fortner, whareon Is erected large frame ware house
and one smaii frame dwelling. ,,. a..
. Eeized, taken In execution and % b. ~ a. the
properly of John Jamison. ""H'
.q,ia tsgslsi ID ALSO,
Aitlhat pIeec or pareel of land or iot Of ground,
sstuate IN the Borouu n CentTalia, Colubia coun.
~, boundsd aud described A. follows, to wit On
the west By Loeast Avonus. on tho south BY Railroad
street, on the east BY IN aiey, and % the north by
lot Of; Reuben KAtle upon which iseseeted frame
dwelling house, Ssabla, aad other out buildings.
: 6sised, taken In exeoutton and TO be sold ~ inc
property Of John Cannon. 9 & lS -.
10 aaf MORDECA l. MlLLARD, Sheriff.
Bloomsburg, April 8. 1853. ,,,...,,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-05-06
TREAsURER's sALE;.
or yxsEA1ED LANDS IN coluxSAs otp%7Y:

or UxsEA7ED LANDS u" COL UMSLs 9tp"7T
Agreeably to tho provisions Of an Act Of
Assembly entitled an act directing the mode
Of selling unseated lands for taxes and for
other purposes, passed the thirteenth day
Of March, 1915, and the further supplements
thereto passed on the 18th day Of March,
1877, and the 25th day Of March, 1921. and
the 9th day Of March, ls47, the Treasurer
Of Columbia county hereby gives notice to
all persons concerned therein, that unless
the County, Road, School, Poor. Bounty
and State taxes due on the following tracts
Of unseated lands, situate in Columbia coun-
ty, arc paid before the day Of sale, the
whole or such parts Of each tract as will pay
the costs chargeable thereon, will be sold at
the Court House, in the town Of Blooms
burg, Pa, on the sth day of June, 1858,
and to continue by adjournment from day
to day for arrearages Of taxes due said
County, and costs accrued on each tract re-
spectivcly. ..ttiIa33.t
No ~ A.res Nsvvsntecu og Owners. Dol, Cts,