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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sFooKHoLpERs. NorIcEl

/ i A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS Of the Knoxville and Charleston Railroad
company On The 9TH Of RovenbsT 1857 the following pro-
ceedings were had viz:
" Resided, That the President be and ho i hereby direct
ed % take such steps viii Do necessary collect the b
aneea d1s npon stock subscription
In obsdsncs % TIE foregoing resolution n5cs hsrsb
gwen % the stockholders ~ 70 wagd ad
make before the frst day Of Nay next si
steps VII Be taken 70 enforce The collection q Ike sans
march list q. ". JONES. Presfdsnt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

G10 A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE
p4U with ny Patent STENCIL TooLs. prepay samples
free Beware Of infrtngsrs Ny circulars viii explain Adj
dress A, J, FULLAM, Springfield, Vermont. feb 194t
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no CONsUMpTIVEs

The REv. EDWARD A. WILSON VIII send free Of charged
all who desire IT, the prescription with the directions r
making and using the simple remedy By which cured
lung Affection and that dreadful disease Hs
only object benefit the afflicted and ho hopes eYsry snf
srer VIII try this prescription, will them nothing
aud may prove blessing. Please address
REV EDWARD WILSON
No. 16 South Second street. WILLIAMSBURG New York
srpt -
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

WILL SELL 10 THE HUM.
Il bidder at the court house door In Enoxville lgr as
ost1Iosyl me nth day Of April 1sss all tho rissh "a
Lain ana demand that Dennis slattsry and naIy -
LAYS - anu 70 certain house and lot il che wss q
AHo1Vius, adjoining the lots Of Isaac CANNON, J. 80
Ssnels- eaa property was levied 10 satisfy I've -
q Tennessee plaintiff and Mrs. meCarty and Ellos
y Dennis s.at.eTy and Mary sattsry defsndsnts, -
n. .. BEARDEa, 80
dlrch H. lSls.-tt b John GIBBS, Deputy 80
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 70 produce iuEuriaut rosb Of
hair bald h7sd OF beardless face alto recipe r me
removal Of Pnpies Biotehes, Erupti0ns ETC. on The kin
eaing me same sot clear and beautiful, b obtained
without charge b addressing
THOs. =. CHAPMAN cnEsusT,
sfu HroaH X, y
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ERRoRs OF YouTH

Gentleman who suffered for years Nervous Debility
Premature Decay and all the elects Of youthful indscraon
viii for the sake Of suffering humanity send free all
dy by which he cured Sufferers wishing proht by
adVerer experience can DO BY addressng IN perfect
confidence b JOHN 3. OGDEN,
sly n Cedar Street, New York.
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ADMINISTRATION BILL
IN THIS CAUSE II APPEARI

II Z
to the Clerk and Master faom the AFFIDAVIT 10 Ii, o.
that the defendants Allen Hurst Executor, &C. and i
Cox, Browis Cox, David Bowman and wife Polly Bessn
J. G. Garter and wife Catherine Garter, nonrs'h
the State Of Tennessee, that the ordinary process
cannot be served upon them Il is thsrsfors ordered b
publication be made for four successive weeks IN Bosr
Whig, Newspaper published in the city Of KnoIIia r
fyinz said non.rssdent defendants to appear AZ the n
ulaI Term Of this Court be held the bous A
nardve tfs first Monday Of May, 1888 aAd plead l
or demur 70 complainants bill or tho same will bs sluE
confessed and set for hearing e1parts 70 them. en-
the order.
march 1l-4t pf5 JAMES ". BRANSON, G.tE
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TRUE BUT sTRANGE-ANY PERSON

4 sending their address, 20 cents viii rsesiys By
mall the Name and Carte do Yists Of their VIE
Husband also how either may gain the love any
son they choose instantly Address REEVES co. Is Mas
street. View York. ian 1871
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New Marriage Cinide.

AN Essay foE YoUEs Mes, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses aad Diseases incident Youth aud Early Manhood
which create impedDsnts TO MARRIAGE with sure
Of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes nee Of charge Ad
dress DR.. J. sKIJLIN HOUGHToN Howard Association,
Phadslphia. Pa. feb ism
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MARCH RULES, 1855.
DreWfy Hiekle - ". W. Gibbs Robert WolhnbsTss- 20
Wolnnbargsr and joan Robertson.

IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING 2
4 the Clerk and Master that thu dsfsudsnts Jobn ~
son and VIM W Gibbs, ars resdon OF the stab y
nssse 20 THAI the ordinary process Of Law cannot b
ePOa ths1i II y thereiore ordered that publication %
lol ioaf saessssiEe weeks in Br0wnoWs Wig n0t{
noafsldeht defendants % appear AZ the nsxt rssuf
u .Ii5 oarl 70 % held az ths house Msyss
% We nrst Asnday ofIsy, Isss plead answer Or
- onPainanss bill, the viii Be taken for coz
order.
march 1f-it pr JAMES ". BRANsOS, c.4I
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II you admit the negro 10 tbs struggle FOR
aRg purpose, he has a rtght, to stay IN for all,
and ,ohsn the fight IS oDer, me hand that drops
he nusEf, cannot be denied the balIot.-GEN.
SHERMAN.
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CIR PLATFORM.

Let our LdoS and orr institutions speak
not Of Uhite men, not Of red men, not Of black
men, not Of men Of any complexion bit Ike
me laws Of God-the Ten Commandments and
the Lords Prayer-Ict them speak Of the
People"
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SALE OF LAND.
DY XIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIL

- Chancsry Court, az Mayuardyils, pronounced .
Special Term in February, 1885, in the Of 0 CAS-
John a. Cleveland wiz proceed 20 sail 70 " Sk
est bidder st public auction at the door Of the oar a
In Maynardville, Union county, Tennessee, honal
that the said Jshn A Cleveland has a. and 20 esItat
If Tvfns Civil iassfsv
5-- 70 "a adjoining the town Of Mayuardvile aud ~
ing the lands Of John G. Baker, Alexander T. Lsnse
containing two acres, less and uDon "
dwelling house, stable lanyard, with good bark MILL
&C. Said property 70 be sold upon credit OF seven 1
IN bar Of the equity ofsdempti0n the purchaser giving
with approved security for the payment ths pnrshfsss
ney, and also lien 70 be retained said property unt
purchase money s paid Said property TO be sod AZ tb~
psrty Of the said John A. Cleveland to satisfy dscr
costs that the said Oliver Chesnsy obtained against biz
said Chancery Court.
march I.4t ufa JANIS W pHANgON q ~
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1 from che allegations IN tho bill, that Jossph 81
James HIN, Pryor z. Hill and Amelia ail, ars nss.r
dens OF the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary ~
ofaE cannot be served upon tsen, and also that thE
minors UNDER tbs age CT q years. Il therefore of
that publication be made IN Brcwhiowa Whg fer four
esssivs weeks notifying said nonresident dsfsBdaus
thsif guardians, 20 appear before the nett rT
Term Of this Court at Court 70 be held for the ooun
Union, az the court house IN Asynsrdyle the si T.
day Of May, 1861 10 plead or dsmur % conpn
ants bill, the VIII Be taken for confessed and sat
hearing parts 70 them true COPY of the order
march Il4t pib JAMES W DRANsON, O. az
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CHANCERY COURT AT RUTLEDdE
=, ssFah a caE.sF % eila' ,. osE..E: ~

IN THIS CASE THE DEFENDA-1,..
4 Giles J. Carter, being uon-rosidsnt Of the si 10
uessse, spears from the bill Il t ordered by -
and Master that publication Do made for four u -
wseks IN Brownl0Ws Wing, notifying said daionaAss
pear before Tho Chancery Court 40 hutledea on 49,
Monday Of April uext then and there 30 make az -
said bill the VIII b. ta6su fer fsasei ana
hearing sx parte. A copy Of the order. IS
march IIatpb Tsst q. @ SMITH, C. -
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Let everybody read the communication Of Rev.
Or. PeaTue, on the Rebel Methodist Church. He
does the subject full justice.
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IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING 4
the Clerk sud Master from ths addayit to the bili
The defendant, Som Kelly, non-rssidsnt Of ths ss
fennesses, 80 that tho ordinary process Of Law
served upon him IL Is therefore ordered that pnhcas
made for four successive weeEs IN BrownloWs Ehig
resident deiedsn John Kelly, 10 appear before ad c
on or before tho next regular Term 70 Be- held az the
house in Maypardyiie, tho hrEt Monday Of MAY ll
plead, answer dsmur 10 compainants bill, CT The
VII % taken for confessed and SCI fer hearing pssH
him. A COPY Of the crder.
raa7sh 1i-4t pf5 JANIS ". BRAgsON. q. ~
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CHANCERY COURT-MAYNARDvTIn
MARCH RULEs. -.

Jesse G. Palmer, Administrator, is bo n0n Of John IN
deceased vs. Anna Cox, Samuel Cox Christian Cox An
Lay, James Lay, Patsy Cook, jackson Cook, Eina
Waggonsr, Granville COX, John Cox, David Bowman
wife Polly Bowman, Jefferson G.. Carter and wife Can
rine Carter, Jacob Cox, Brewis Cox, John A. Smith
Allen Hurst, Executor, &C.
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NOTICE.

Esssrs. 2. p. RICHARDS 4 co
WILL COMMENCE A GENERAL
Book and Stationery Business.
Wholesale and retail about tbs 18th instant On Cav ,s
tEo doors south 81 The Post once ''''''
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Letter from James P. BrONnIOW.

Below we publish q private letter from Captain
Brownlow, of the regular army. It is the last re-
oeived from him. We publish it because we receive
numerous letters Of inquiry as to ha whereabou Is
from his old comrades Of ths First Tennessee Cav
airy:
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JAMES v. BRASsoH, cas-
l1ARoR RrIEg- 1tss-nrII-

Jonah Russell, James RUSSELL and Jason Russell w. Bats
Russell Peter Graves and wife Ggncy Graves JasH'
Russell barbara Resell, tr,, Madison Tucker and hfE
hosannA Tucker stubbehele Fletcher and bis vie So
Fletcher and Joseph Russsli
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING Il
the CLERK and Master that tbs defendant Joseph Ba
Is non-resident Of the State o. Tennessee 90 that %
nary process Of law cannot be sorvsd upon him t -
lore ordered that publication be made for four iue
weeks In BroWnlows Whig notifying said nJn.rssastt
sspn RUSSELL 70 appear At the neat regular Term
Souft 70 ~ held AZ tho court house in Msynardy 90
plainanps bill or the same viii Be taken Tor eoB
SCI Tor nearing sx parte TO him copy Of tho ofi
march Hat pfo JAMES W BRAgsON @. a.
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MARCH RrLEs. -.
1'' ~ SUPPLEMENTAL BILL.

James J. sellers, Aduinstrator &C., Of Wm. g. Hurst
ceased, vs. Catharins Kelly John Kelly, Wm T. 81
Sarah y Hurst, Martha A. Hurst, John N. Hurst ent
della Hurst.
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pr JAMES W. BRANsoy. C4x
MARCH RuLFs. 1sss..-RILI..
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARv

q. B. Garden and wife Rosanns Garden -. L. A. Nosn
David ShaUfnsr and his wife esmantha shaufnsr gis
T. Furry, Selma P. Furry. James Bill, Joseph N g.
Amelia Hill and Pryor T. Hill.
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Z ". ley W. VIZ. A. Iyoy

y IuiO LADE III III y = : b
L WIZ A. Ivey, being aoa-Issideat Of ne stats !.
Ms.tsF fb.t pabcstion b. made Tor four successive
In Brownies Whig notifying said defendant 60 sPsr
gr re Chaneery Court 40 Rutedgn the third VEL
Ami merit and make defence 60 ssii b The sans ~
tsken Tor confessed and set fer hearing parts CT
the order. -.-., a. y
march 1it Pi1 Test g. c. SMITH
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George h. Grove Administrator, 70. John NJ sIg,Ol
IN THIS CASE TT a PpEARTNCf FhOl

the bin that the defendants, John n. Groyo 80.
a Grave, are nou-rcsdents 81 che state Of ieun. q
that the residence Of the defendant, hcnfy 49, ryta
known re Is ordered BY the CLERK tud a aieL W.
ton Do made for four successive weeks "a 80 thar
notifying said defendants 90 appear beiofs m ssxt, ~
Cont az Rutledgs on the third Monday % me VI
aud there 90 make defence 20 said Bill OK AZ 90 %
taken for confessed and set for bearing ca - 4
A COPY of tho order. d. s,rTrH, c. ="
march l1-ftp Test q O. '~
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No 10 South 81
sept ls-t mys
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

FESTIVALS. The Smyrna Circuit Festival
commences next Tuesday. HOfecker & Bro. S
factory has been secured for holding it in.
Doors open at 81 and u, ?. NJ, each day.
Adnittance, 20 cts children under l2 years
half price. There is convenient place to hitch
horses, next to the building, where they will
be perfectly safe.
The Methodist Festival at Dover commences
this evening. tits said to be the finest ever
held there and will continue three days.
The ladies of NJ. E. Church, Middletown,
hold their Strawberry Festival for the benefit
of the Church this and tomorrow evenings.
The Ladies of ST. Pauls NJ. Z. Church,
Odessa, will hold Strawberry Festival in the
Academy Grove, in that town, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings next, the 10th and 18th
of June, for the benefit of the Sabbath School
The Ladies' of Georgetown held Festival for
the benefit Of the St. Paul'S (P. L. Church, on
Monday evening.
FESTIYAL.-A Strawberry Festival will be
held on the Union camp ground, near Camden
Kent CO., Delaware, on Thursday, June 18th,
under the direction Of the Ladies' Of the NJ E.
Church, Of Camden Circuit
A substantial dinner will be served on the
ground at l24 clock. The refreshment tables
under the direction of the different Societies,
furnished with Strawberries, Ice Cream, and
all the delicacies Of the season will be spread
throughout the day
Rev. j. S. Willis, and Rev. J. H. Light
bOurn, are engaged as Lecturers for the occa-
sion. The audience will also be entertained
with Vocal and Instrumental music. Exercises
at l04 clock A. NJ.
The proceeds to go towards providing a Par
sOnage for said circuit
If the day should be unfavorabe, it will be
the next fair day
BY order Of the Committee.
n. b. A Grand c-Nic of the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows of Kent co., will be
held at the same time and place.
THE ladies of Wyoming NJ. +. Church Mite
Society will hold Strawberry Festival for the
benefit Of their church, in the Seminary
Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings of
next week, June 10th and 18th. They be-
speak a liberal patronage the object being
most worthy.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

We respectfully call the attention cf our readers
to the celebrated Wilmington City Soap" which
is giving general satisfaction all over the country.
One pound will go far two pounds OF most
other soaps in the market. The people should try
this soap and they will be convinced that it is the
best and most economical they can nse. Sold by
grocers generally Moore Il Bro, manufacturers,
cor. Sd and Orange sts., Wilmington, Del.
If you want to buy Shoes and Hats cheap, 90 to
the Cash Store. J. II. Primrose.
The Ladies' Shoe Store seems to be the centre of
attraction. Go to Primrose If you want 10 get the
worth of your money. lie is ahead.
The reason why Primrose's stock of goods is so
much better and cheaper than his eghbors is, be-
cause he sells for cash.
500 good, able bodied young men wanted TO pur
chase and wear Prlmrose's style Gators and
Hats.
Farmers wishing to their money had better
insure their stock. J. ii. Primrose, Agent.
J. II. Primrose is daily receiving large invoices of
all kinds Of Shoes, direct from the manufacturers
Fits guaranteed.
Have you seen the New Spring Dress Goods that
Baggs q Cotton are just opening? They are in.
decd magnificent.
Farmers, Insure your Live Stock. J. u. Prm.
rose, Agent, Smyrna.
Meady-made Clothing, Best and Cheapest in town.
at Baggs & Cottons.
nice lot of Furnishing Goods at Phillips &
FAIRIES. All nice and pretty.
The most interesting gossip of the town is upon
the handsome Spring Goods, both for Ladies and
Gentemens wear, Just being opened at Baggs &
CUtton's.
Where did you get that Beautiful Silk Hat, and
those Fine Boots? AT Primrose's, of course.
The finest selection OF Spring Cassimeres, cer
taInly, that has ever been in this town is at
Baggs q Cotton's
Have you seen the New Style Straw Hats? Prim.
rose has them.
The most Elegant Styles of Cloths for Ladies'
Goats that ever saw, at Baggs & Cotton's.
The best place to buy Straw Hats is at Primrose's
know that Primrose does sell Boots and Shoes
low, for his store is always full of customers.
If you want pair Of Good Fitting Gators, 90 TO
Prlmrose's, the ladies shoe store.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
MARYLAND ITEMS.

The congregation of Trinity Episcopal Church. Ekton have
taken vote free stngs and determined to is tho ola
pew system.
The fisheries upon Susquehanna the North Fast the ELL
SaSatras and Chester rivers, all Improbable this
season.
rottng match will come ON Tuesday the 23d of June
over the warwick course, between Thomas
pair oil Days. and Mr. Samuel Foard Js young horse Cecil
The Cambridge Md Herald the name Of Daniel NJ
Henry ESQ., Of that town. Congress- subject TO the ecsp
OF the Democratic convention,
MELANoHoLY ACCIDENP,-On Thursday of last wool , s,
ana aal aceent occurred at Rock Hail. in the lower mart of
IhS county, TO Mr. George Joiner industrious and worthy
man. lie was engaged in building small vessel and went IN
launching her. when the stays gave way and he was ra -
death beneath the boat He left widow and several small
children-Kent News, ~
NO CAAP-MEETINGIt has been decided by the propor an
thpes Of Kent circuit, E. Church not to hold can
meeting the present year.
DEMOCRATIC STATE COSvENTION-Tho Maryland Democrat
ic State Convention met Wednesday at the MARYLAND Inst
tnte atiHoPe for the of selecting four delegates at
large and two from each Congressional dstrictfeurtea in ali
TO represent the State in the National Democratic Nominat
ING Convention to meet in New York Fourth of July
Ihe following gentlemen elected delegates at large
Hon. r. b. Carmichael of Queen Anne's Dr. George r. Denis
OF Somerset Charles j. NJ Gwinn Baltimore CITY Hon
montgomery Blair of Montgomery The first
district comprising the Eastern Shore represented by Col
Edward Lloyd Of Talbot and Hon. Hiram Mccullough of Cecil
The delegates left free and upnsrueted as to tho capd
datos for whom they shall cast the vote Of the State
They said to be equally diYded in their preronces he
tween Pendoton and Hancock for the Presidency or
gates at large Mess Carmichael Dennis are set down as
sure for PendetOn, while Blair Gwnn are claimed ma ~
tain Tor the nomination Of Hancock The samo dsion is ~
ported TO exist among the other delegates.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

TRIAL OF WILLIAM FOxThe trial William Fox indicted
Aug 4 1850 Dover on "Wednesday morniu last
before Associate Justice W0otcn Houston Wales The
Chief Justice being unable to attend Of sickness
Senior Justice Wootten presided The following are names
Of the jurors in the
Joshua H. Hill Robert II, Williams, Major WYATT Jonathan
e. jones' stephen Mnner Joseph L. Masn Joseph D. Cru,
we'll John A. Caveuder Phonan Scotton James II Todd
John D. VOsleI
The indictment found October term 1866 contained two
counts The first charged that Samuel Register
the murder by shooting Pryor and Fox present aiding
abettng Register The second. charged Fox AZ the
IN the first degree ami Register being present aiding and
ting Fox.
Some twenty witnesses examined for the State ami
some twelve fifteen for the defense We have not spac IN
report the evidence IN detail The principal facts proved were
that Register and Fox being at kits Hammock on the ,tb
day OF August 1906 day which large number nrgrs
were there assembled much xicaa and rot al d.
denly into difficulty with the deceased; and the
VINO was also drunk engaging in fight when Register shot
twice at or towards the The negro started off, when
Fox drew pistol from his boot three times in ouic
succession The hit by BALL and died short
time after the firing The statements of the witnesses in tho
case were contradictory
The prosecution was conducted 10y Jacob Moore ESQ Attor
ana H. W. Draper ESD his deputy. The prisoner
was defended 10y Eli Salisbury James L. Wolcott Eors
AT about 10 o'clock Thursday night the jury returned YER
dict of not guilty.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED BY
G. H. NEEDLES,

at his Office. corner of TWELFTH and RACE SITS.
PhiadephIa
Professional experience in the adj justment of Me.
chanical Remedies and Supports for Is years hiss
gwen him extensive opportunities for practice this
important but neglected branch, To all afflicted with
HERNIA or RUPTURE, he can guarantee the sue
cessinl application Oi Trusses, specially adapted TO
each case and lis conditions often perlocllng radical
cure.
Ladies requiring Trusses, Braces, Supporters, Elias.
uc Bolts, Randages, SyFnges, PesSaTies. &c, will
find Department adjoining his office, oondu uctod bv
coHpatent and intelligent FEMALES
9T Bannings Braces, Fitch's Supporters, French
indesiructable Ftusses, Elastic Stockings Shoulder
%aces, Spinal Instruments, Clutches, &C., &c.
Feb 26 ION.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION-A Phv
slcian whS had Consumption for several years. with
frequent beedings OF the lungs cured himself with
medicine unknown 10 the profession, when his
case appeared hopeless. tie Is the only physician
who has used IL IN his person. or who has any
knowledge Ot IT'S vlrlues and he ascribe the de-
gree OF health he enjoys PothIng but the use
oi his medicines and nothing but utter despair and
entire extinction OF all hope of recovery, together
with want of confidence in all others induced him
to hazIr the experiment. 70 those suffering with
any disease Of the Lungs he protiers treatment he
confidently believes will eradicate the disease
Medicine sent by express. Send for circular or call
on Dr.. F.. BOYLsTON JACKSON,
may6-'G8.ly No $50 North 10Th ST. Philad'a
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10
GAS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 10 the consumers Of Gas
from the Smyrna COar Gas Company, that arrange
ments have been made with PRACTICAL SuperlnIend
enl To take charge Of the work and aler the l'I o
June next, 50 that all complaints may be settled with
out delay. by application at the UOrks or hY ell
through the past-uilice directed TO The subScrrb r1
New Pipes and Fixtures, aud Increased facilities will
be furnished by application, in same manner. Also
The following rule will be tniorOed in all cases VIZ
Bills will be presented before the 5tiI Of earh
month, and if paid before the lOIh. par funds me
price of gas will be $500 per 1000 ieet II moi palG
by that date 20 per cent. will be added on all unPau
bills. ENOCH SPRUANCE
Secretary and Treasurer
Smyrna, May 25th. 1888.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

X: X. K.-COnsiderable excitement was
created in this town this morning over the K"' "'
Klux-Klan; Last night long slips of paper
were posted up all over town, with a sentence
printed on each. Some had "Ku- Kmx, Kisn y
others, "Beware-You are Watched" '"Tbe
Avenger is on his PATH" &c II stated that
number of young men were seen in York
carnage late last evening, and it is supnosed
that one of those dangerous Klans of F'Kn.
Mixers has been organized in our midst -
1t Is reported that similar organization exist.
in Middlctown and other places in the State
We are no alarmists, but evidently "sometbing
Is IN the wind. D" Let every law-abiding citio
zen be en- his guard ''''