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Sympathy and Salnd.

From the N y. World.
The women of New York and Philadelphia
have opened an exchange account in the way
of work TO be performed, as folows:--In this
city, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Eleanor Kirk,
Ernestine i. Rose, Susan B. Anthony, and
others are exerting themselves to procure a
pardon or remission of sentence for Hester
Vaughan, who has been found guilty of in
fantcide in Philadelphia. In Philadelphia
Mary Grew, Lucretia Mott, Maria NJ. Davis,
Harriet Purvis, Harriet d. Purvis, Emily H.
Purvis, Sarah NJ. Purvis, Charlotte l.. Pierce,
Sarah NJ. Pierce, Huldah Justice, Elizabeth
Justice, Ellen M. Child, Emily Cushman,
Sarah c. James, Gulielma NJ Jones, Louisa
A. Dorsey, Hannah p. Wildman, Margaret J.
Burleigh, Anna NJ. Hopper, Maria Hopper,
Annie Shoemaker, Margaret Forten, Anna
X. Dickinson, Elizabeth Shreve, Caroline
Shreve, Sarah James, and Sarah Bowman
have banded together to devise means for the
support of the Anti Siavery Standard. 1t is
the case of Hester Vaughan versus Wendell
Phillips. 1t is the matter of life violently
taken out of a newborn infant, and the in
lection of new life into a worn-out, played-out
paper. The New York women ask sympathy
and pardon for Hester Vaughan. The Phla-
delphia women demand 'coffee, tea, sugar,
oysters, celery, boiled chickens (for salad),
eggs, butter, cream, biscuits, cake Especially
home made cake)' for Wendell Phillips. 1t
is pity against the pantry; liberty for Hester
Vaughan against iaxuries for Wendell Phil
lips sympathy against salad. In this strug-
gle it will not be strange if the salad should
be spoiled and the sympathy a bit over
stretched But the New York women bring
warm hearts to their effort, while the Phila-
delphia women only contribute other peoples
cold chickens. The questions of moment now
among the women of the two cities is ought
Hester Vaughan to die and shall Wendell
Phillips and his paper be permitted to live
In Philadelphia, Phillips and his paper are
paramount; there are whole coops of cold
chickens for Phillips and his paper, and not a
tear or a signature for Hester and her pardon.
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is not appointed at once upon the
inauguration OF Grant to an Office which
will make him independent of it for the rest
of his life, it will not be the drummer's fault.
He seems dimly aware, indeed, that there is
such a thing as '1sying 1t on too thick, " and
to have endeavored to take advantage OF the
experience of the ingenious Mr. Squeers, that
treacle, for an honest appetite, cannot be
safely used without an admixture of the Bit
terness of birthstone. 81 do not wish to be
fulsome," he says, plaintively; 81 do not say
that he is interstinctively without defects"
But he is very fulsome, and he does in effect,
assert that his hero is without defects, whether
"interstinctively" so or otherwise. He
throws his preliminary prudence to the
wind, and goes off, in an orgasm OF
adulation, at the feet of his deity. How
refreshing it is to learn from him that Grants
mind is 'at once comprehensive and in
cisive," and that Grant will find sin the
best of great good sense the true, legitimate
means for the vindioation of cosmopolite JUS
tice, :" and, we may be allowed to add, for the
erection of the square of bene6cence upon the
hypothenuse of fxity. The drummer has
been absorbed for a week, he tells us, in the
contemplation of his mind, so fitted at once
for a receptacle and an edge-tool, and to a
careful study, "wlth what methodical ability
nature has endowed me, as he too modesly
expresses it, "of the philosophy of General
Grants life,'' including "the fine features of
his nature, 7" "his picturesque Galena home, "
'the peculiar composition of his mental
faculties" p" ''the neat fire places and bright
tongs" of his Culinary department, 'the
crooked stairway which leads to his sleeping
apartment" and "the sweet simplicity of his
heart"
If General Grant has the "best of great
good sense" which is attributed to him, this
sort of thing will certainly defeat its own OBJ
vious object. But, let alone the ultimate re-
suit to the drummer and his drum-ma jor,
there ought, one would think, to be some way
of protecting peaceable person from such a
SLAYER of tlattery so bountifully bestowed
upon his wife and his OK and his ass, and
everything that is his.
1t is when he comes to bepuff Mrs. Grant
that the drummer comes OUT strongest II is
really cheering to be assured that the coming
mistress of the White House will not be likely
to steal the plate of that mansion, nor to dip
snuff in the parlor during reception, nor in
the lamentable contingency of her husband s
death during his term, to sell the shirts OF
which he may die SEIZED nor to hawk her
clothing about in terrorem in case she thinks
herself unfairly treated in her widowhood by
the political party whose representative he is.
We are almost grateful enough to the drum
mer for imparting to us this information to
wish that General Grant may not be nau-
seated by the marked copy of the narrative
which the drummer will assuredly transmit
to him, and that he, the drummer, may
"get it,"
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tracy Of the republic one OF its most unfit aud
Incompetent citzens-we cannot but hope
that good will come of IT., in the destruction Of
the worst party with which any free civiliz5i
country was ever cursed aud the uuioosing of
the fetters with which it has bound the people
in subsection to the brutal negro in one sec
ton, and TO bank, tariff, and bond robbery in
every part of the land
In the meantime the true, the positive De-
mocraoy Of the country stands in battle array,
with its arms in its hands, defiant and on the
offensive, determined to give no parley or
truce to the moDgrel crew which in its day OF
pride and power has hesitated at no crime,
and spared not the Constitution of the repub-
lie, or the rights of the people, nor respected
the laws of God or humanity, in carrying out
its fell designs.
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TRUSSES.
DYEING, SECURING, ETC.

NEW YORK DYEING ANO PRINTING
IN EETA BLISHMENT.
WORKS ON STATEN ISLAND.
Offices, No, 40 N. EIGHTH street, west side, Phlla,
No. 9S DUANE street
No, 1852 BROADWAY, New York and
Nos, l34 and 1856 PIERREPONT Street, Brooklyn.
This old and extensive establishment having been
In existence hdH century are prepared to DY Rud
CLEANSE Ladies and Gentlemen'a Garments aud
Piece Goods OF every description and fabric ia their
usually unsurpassed manner.
SAMUEL MARSH President.
]. 4. YOUNG. Secretary 10 mwf2m
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Jenkins in GaIena.
from the N. 7. World.

From me ~. II. World
The eminent DR.. Butler, In the course of his
recent canvass for Congress, being in straits
for evidence of the good feeling mutual to
himself and General Grant, procured certif-
cate that Grant had no personal objection to
Butler's return from drummer" of dry
goods, whom Boston fondly claimed as her own,
but who was then professionally sojourning
in Galena. The Dansids OF the 'purest-
blooded district" reared scornful noses at the
tale of this traveller, how he had talked with
Grant and Grant had told him so, and declared
his existence and his story to have been alike
evolved from the inner consciousness of But
ler. But it is not fabulous-the being of this
drummer" with a soul above buttons. We
find him in the daily Times appendng the
initials j. @. T. to letter of four columns
q letter which proves him a most dreary
drummer indeed. He has keen eye, how
ever, for the signs of the Times, aud
every member Of the staff of that paper
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Removal of Dlsabilites-HOp ndi-
cations.
EfrOn1 the N. Y. Times.

.
Our dispatches from the Carolinas Tues
day furnish indications of growing desire for
the removal of whatever disabilities still re-
main in operation there. The Governor Of
South Carolina Tenews the recommendation to
the Legislature for the adoption of liberal
policy on the subject; and the North Carolina
Legislature has before it, with many evil
dences of approval, proposal to petition Con
gress for the abrogation of the only remaining
form of prescription which affects citizens OF
that State,
With couple Of exceptions, the Constitu-
tions of the reconstructed States, together
with the legislation had under them, may be
claimed as proofs of the rare moderation and
unappreoiated liberality of the Southern Re-
publicans. They entered upon the possession
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING JOURNALS
UPON CURRENT ToPIcs-coMP1LED EVERY
DAY FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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DRIZFS CAsHED IN ROYAL HAVANA,
J. KhNTuCKY Y, and MISSOURI LOTTERIES
RGsfaTB sent npd H. formation given.
JOHEPH BApIGs3 NO 70 BROADWAY, New York
POal office Bog goa, nlslm
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lKELIN, AFTER A REsIpENCR

DR. .KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
corner of Third ana Union streets, has lately re-
moved TO South ELEVENTH Street, between MAR
Klcr end CHEsNUT.
ssuperiOriIy in the prompt ard perfect cure OF
Al recent, chronic, local and constitutional atec-
uoBs OF a special nature, is prOYerbal.
Diseases OF the skin, appearing in a hundred off:
ferent forms totally eradicated; mental and physical
weakness, and ali debllities scientifically
aud successfully treated. 0ntes hours from A. NJ
OeP,M.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
SOMETHING
ENTIRELY NEW TOR SMYRNA!
something that ought 70 have been started long az

Something that ought to have been started long ago.
J. H. PRIMROSE, has remoddIed his re.house
and fitted it up neatly into two beautiful Store-rooms
He occupies one HIMSELF and is prepared TO offer TO
his friends, the public, and especially to his late
customers the largest, cheapest and best variety OF
goods in his line that ever graced this beautiful
town, or any other town south of Wilmington.
This line OF goods (the new feature referred toy
comprises ...-
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS & MATTINGS,
Ladies' & Chdren's Plain j Fancy FURS
BUFFALO ROBES and UMBRELLA
His Boots and Shoes nearly all bought from
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
His Hat and Cap Department is superior 10 any
house South of Wilmington. You can always fnd
the cheapest assortment of Hats and Caps aud all
the latest New York styles that out. He is con-
Stanty receiving fresh goods. Ladies, you can find
Hats and Caps for your little boys.
Ladies in pursuit of Furs can find the largest as
sortmen kept in the town. he was very particular
in selecting good and fresh goods, and will sell them
at manufacturers prices You can buy Mutf or
Cape at a lower figure than you can at any retail
huuse in Philadelphia. He has the best Siberian
Squirrel by the set as low Sl2O0. up as high as
$4,000; also, Sable, Mink and Chdren's Furs, and
gentlemen's Beaver Collars.
He has fitted up room in the second story, where
he always expects to keep full line OF Carpets and
Oil Cloths. He has very extensive assortment
now on hand, such as Three Ply, Ingram, Venitian
Oaks, Duchess, Rag, Hemp, Cottage, Step, and
various other kinds of Carpets.
The subscriber has singled out the above named
articles, and by dealing exclusively in them is pre-
pared to sell at lower figure than any house in
town, for the following reasons: LIST. He keeps one
line Of goods. I'd. By so doing he can buy cheaper.
Sd. He buys principally from the manufacturers;
buys the best goods and pays but one profit. 4th
The whole secret is, he buys and sells for cash by
buying and selling, he sell at least twenty
per cent less than any other merchant in the town.
Come in and look, and you will find the best assort
ment offered in the town.
]. II. PRIMROSE
Commerce Street, bel. Market.
Nov. l3. 1867. SMYRNA, DEL.
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REVOLUTION IN TRADEl

.D,rs vou can receive for the sum Of ONE DOLLAR
4 suk Merino, and Alpaca Dresses, Shawls, Bamorals
Ian Goods Embossed Table Covers Watches Jewey Silver
plated Ware Sewing Machines &C. Send clubs Of ten or more
with ten for each descriptive check ana the geter Oh
will receive present. worth 80 to $500 according
~, rnmber sent Agents wanted everywhere Circulars sent
eras Ark Err & co. successors to GRAHAM a. CO., Ga &
Federal Street, Doston.
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Specialities.
TREATMENT

Calculations on extensive nd reliable data show
decreased rate of mortality uuder what ID known as
;he Homeopathic sysleE OF medicine. Therefore
We make deduction : ten per cent from table rates
Ipon each payment Of premium by those habiIualy
Using this mode OF treatment. In case of medical
practce being changed, thereafter full rates wall be
charged. In order that injustice may be doae 10
those prelerlng other schools Of medicine all app0r-
ionBent OF prohs un Ter reduced rates. will be sepa-
'aleIy made.
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A Physiological View Of Marriage.

THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED
Containing nearly THREE HUNDRED rAuES ~n" LOU hhs
plates and engraVinss OF 'ne
Apatov NJ the Human Organs state OF health and disease
with treatise on Early Err9rs its DeplorpIe pI g
s % rtJnnsI and sccessul mode Of as shown by
the reDor Of eases treated truthful adviser 20 the
marriage. who entertain DOUBTS OF
th, Scai condition. Sent free of postage to any address, on
theii stamps postal currency by ad
deeeiPo ny ia OR0IX No. 81 Maiden Lane Albany N "
NJ nav be consulted OF the Diseases upon
& b hook treats either personally or BY mail Medicines
sant 10 any mart of the world
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
HENRY SPRUANCE
WANTS TO KNOW
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON?

He would also state that, having become sole pro-
2rieIOr of the store formerly by Spruanee Me-
gear, he offers To his old customers, the public and
everybody else q STOCK OF GOODS abundant in
quantity, rich in quality and dirt cheap.
II the Ladies want fine, nice wearing apparel let
them examine his Dress Goods and Cloakings. He Is
sure to please the ladies'.
As for Gents "toggery" he's got it in abundance, or
rather the truck to make il. His line Of Cloths Cassi
meres and Vestings cannot be beat-not even by the
man who struck Billy Patterson.
Concerning his Groceries, Queensware. and sch.
it's only necessary say that they're the best that's
made.
He offers every inducement to buyers, and if they
ont buy from him it won't be his ault nOv2O
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
$25 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on Tuesday, 18th
of January, black boy, BY the name of NATHAN
JOH >SON. Is ab ut IL ye ars old a O IT Al feet in
height; had OH, when h left, suit of blue; is
effected in right eye, inclined keep it half closed
Any returning the said boy to me, or place him
in Jail where can get him, will receive the above
reward. WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Feb. 5. 1868. Near Kenton, Del.
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THE MARKETS,
MARRI :: ., i,

Onthe soh ut, by Rev. E. T. Ewell Mr. ALFREDT WAR
rem to Miss SARAH A. MAILER.
By the same on the Sd inst, Mr.. WILLIAM HENDERSON
to Miss SARAH 4. WARREN, all of New Castle Co.. Del.
On the 4h inst at the residence of the brides uncle
Surgen ESQ., in this town. by Rev. L. Gracey, WILLIAM A.
FAIRIES and GEORGIE MAREE. all of Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

FRANK MILLER'S Leather PreservaiIve and Water
Proof OIL Backing, ,.ior Boots and Shoes.
FRANK MILLER'S Prepared Harness Oil Backing,
for Oing Harnesses, Carriage Tops, &C. ready
for use, with directions for using.
FRANK MILLER'S Polish Oil Backing
For sale Generally in ". 5. and Canadas.
FRANK MILLER & Co, l8 and 20 Cedar ST., N Y
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
We are Coming,
ONE DOELAR SALE
ONE DOLLAR EACH.

x6TEBS Cotton Cloth Dress Patterns, Pants Patterns
wv Sewing Machines; Watches, Dry and Fancy
Goods, &c, &c Send Ten cents for Patent Pen Foun.
Any person. tmale or lemaIe) send in club oi
from 80 TO 900. at same rate 40 cents for eachI and
get premium for doing. Send IN Registered Let
Iers. Samples mailed free 70 any address.
EASTMAN y KENDALL,
65 Hanover St Boston, Mass.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

ALI, PRIVATE DISEASES OF BOTH SEXES
n treated successfully snd the Dangers incident
10 pregnancy arising from MaIformaton. General De-
ply, other causes, entirely Obvated by our Reme-
dies and Preventives, which consist OF a new. simple,
convenient and efficient form Of Remedial Agents,
the Scientific results of careful Physiological Cheml-
cal, and Mcroscopical Investigations. and which,
locally applied by the patient, readily and with So
cresy, entirely dispense with Injections Instruments,
and Medicines per mouth. Enclose stamp for Private
Circular. DOCTOR WALTER, 907 Broadway. N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
r A II M
CONFECTIONERY.

Just received from the city fresh lot of
Fruits and COnfectiOner
not the best in Smyrna, but the best that could be
bought of the best confectioners of PhiladeL LphiG
New lots received every two weeks-are therefore
always good and fresh. APPLES by the peck,
basket or bushel.
RAISINS. .CURRANTS, FIGS, ORANGES, LEMONS,
and Nuts in variety, Fine French Candy, Cordial,
Bon-bons. Sweet Chocolate in packages, sticks and
drops. Sweet Cider-very nice.
jan29-1y CAROLINE JENKINS.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
NEW JEWELRY STORE IN SMYRNA!


Having taken and neatly reftted the old stand Of
The late Rev. p. Mansfield, opposite the Bank of
Smyrna, We are now opening, and will keep con-
stantly'en hand, fine stock of
Clocks, Watches & Jeweiry.
We have Watches of all Prices, from s52Rrs~
to Sl25O0s Good American Levers, from S--A
$500 10 $500, Hunting Anchors, Full SeA%
Jewelled, from s160G to s24.00 good time keepers;
Fine lSk Gold Watches, for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Jewelryy Jewelry!!
Heavy 1sk Wedding Rings. Fine Gold Sets. Fine
Jet and Gold Sets, of the most fashionable styles,
Gold Studs, Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Chatelaine
and Leantine Chains, Fine Gold Pens, from Bard
& Bro. We cannot mention all, but by calling you
will be convinced that have full Jewery Store.
Common Jewelry, large assortment, and cheap.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
The best Castors, Butter, Berry and Sugar
Dishes, Syrup Pitchers, Knives, Forks and Spoons.
NOTIONS.
Pocket Books, Combs, Hair Brushes, Best Scis-
sors, Pen Knives, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, and all
such goods Good Toys, &c.
Our goods are Warranted to prove as represented
when sold. We invite the Ladies and Gentlemen to
examine our stock.
REPAIRING.
This we regard as our main dependence and will
give it our especial aud careful attention and would
say that the better the watch or clock the easier
and more thoroughly repaired when in the hands of
an experienced workman. We have constantly ap-
piled ourselves to this business for more than twenty
years. We ale thankful that while yet scarcely
open our record of watches, which we carefully
keep shows that the shop in the right place. All
work warranted.
We came here because we have long desired to
live in Smyrna, and in compliance with the wishes
of our friends.
Jan. 29th. '66. J.V. SMITH.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
Profits.

And as the assured are The Company, among them
tho enttte profits, excepting the servalIOn
annually divided and placed 10 The credit OF The policy
holder, 10 be redeemed at the end of The third year,
upon the payment Of premium then due The DiUt-
lends are available either ~ cancelng notes-Or max
ing additions to the face value OF pOcyOr Term
in case of having paid up the tenyear
plan, in cash.
In addition TO the above the Atlantic Mstuai pre-
sents The following
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Peculiar Advantages.
Rates

Except the Term" table, the rates are all NTH
profits, and are calculated at low figure as past
experience has demonstrated TO be ample based upon
the highest rate OF mortality any lowest OF inter-
est. Here arises
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
Information Wanted

OF one SAMUEL HAPPERF, age 81 years; fair
complexion. blue eyes. about feet, 6 inches high
lsraeliIlsh descent Speaks English and German we'll
ANY iniormaIinn will be thankfully received, and
literally rewarded by
Information can be given at this Office.
ISAAC HAPPERT,
Feb. 5ih Cincinnati, Ohio.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
DISSOLUTION.

The co-pArtnership heretofore existing between
Lydia A. Griffin and Mollie M. Smith, as the firm
of GRIFFIN & SMITH, is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent: = :. cn,pp,N
FEB. lst, 1S6S.-3t. NJ. NJ. SMITH.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

The business viii be continued in nll its branches
by the undersgned,t to whom all persons indebted to
tie late firm are requested to make immediate pay
meat L. A. GRIFFIN.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
CASH SYSTEM!
To the Citizens of Smyrna and Vicinity.

The subscriber, having tried the credit system
and found it Improbable to both his customers and
himself, intends to sell Exclusively for Cash or
Country Produce, after the first day of February
next, 1868, at which time he will try ard show
that money brings better bargains than credit.
HENRY C. SPRUANCE.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-EVERYWH
GOOD AGENTS for our new work, HOME BOOK
" OF WoNDERs;" also, for a new " FAMILY PHoTo-
GRAPH BIBLE" containing Notes, Indexes, Maps, En-
cravings, Album, Family Record &c. Best terms
given. Address BRAINARD & SAMPSON, Hart
ford. Conn.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
Non-forfeitures of Policies.

Common life and endowment policies nonor-
feilable 10 the amount OF premium paid, after Ih:ee
annual premiums have been paid.
The Tenprenium life and endowment policies
are non-iOrleable after two annual premiums have
been paid tU the amount Of as many tenlhs Of the val
ue Of policy, the number OF annual premi0ms paid
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE.
All policies issued by this Company, are, by their
terms inCOneStihe al the expiration of years
against any in the statement OF pplicalon Thus
guarding against the possibility OF loss by litigation
after death, as is frequently the
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
NEW a EMBELLISHMENTS.
The Mystic Temple.

TINE BEST MASONIC PAPER, 50 per year; $r
Tor six months Published Weekly, by the FRA
TERNAL PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION" No. 9 Spruce ST.,
New York.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
COMPLETE MANURE,

COMPLETE MANURE,
MANUFACTURED HENRY BOWER,
..e... - PHILADELPHIA, g
'1'''@ MADE FROM ei.
Super Phosphate Of Lime, Ammonia and Potash.
Warranted Free from AdulieratlOn.
q. Packed in Bags of 900 lbs. each. ..t.
Has raised good crops of Wheat Corn, Oats, Potatoes
Grass, Cotton. Tobacco and Vegetables Of all kinds
Farmers would do well to inquire Of their nearest
use of Complete Manure. Tho growing crops OF
Wheat, atlhis time, freely attest its virtues.
-.'#a8 RECOMMENDED BY
Booth a. Garrett, Chemists, Philadelphia.
Williams u Moss, Chemists, Philada.
c, elton Buck. Chemist, New York,
And bv all who have used it up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials TO the effect that
is an invaluable Fertilizer, and we recommend
highly as q top dressing for Wheat and Grass.
DIXON, SHARPLESS & CO.,
- SOLE AGENTS,
80 South Water and 40 South Wharves,
lf. s PHILADELPHIA. ..a es
For Sale by WIN. REYNOLDS, a1a
4 e'" 70 South Street, t.'f ."'
Janl-Iy Baltimore, Maryland.
, Where can buy good Rag Carpet7 Why, at
PrimrOses; be has AZ kinds aud large assortment.
sq Go 10 Prirnfoxess for pno Carnet. ~ wy
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05

CHARLES M. NEAL ,...t4 2oT ar
IrronsEY AT Law AND PROCTOR IN ADMIRALTY
Office 224 South Fourth Street,
@9 PTlILADELPHfA,P PA. = = -
spessl attention giysn 70 Oh matters rsissng g
vessel Psspssiss o'v'''"
Smyrna times., 1868-02-05
Prompt Payment of Losses.

All losses are by the terms Of the policy made pay
able immediately upon satisfactory proof OF loss. and
not as as usually The case at the expiration Of srty
ninety dqus.