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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-04-27
Dry Goods.


NEW FIRM
~ NEW STORE
New Goods.
GUY s. DRAKE have just opened an entire
ly new stock of Goods at Whites old corner"
in the house recently occupied as queensware
store by Piper Drake s. Co.
Their stock consists of Ladies' Dress Goods of
all styles Lace Points and Shawls; Black iron
Barege-two yards wide for dresses and shawls;
NOTIONS s. WHITE GOODS,
Linen Diaper and Towels,
- Bleached and Brown Cottons,
Bed Ticking,
White and Red Flannels,
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
We wish to call special attention to our Black
We viii be glad to our friends or ANY
other man." Il. vi: GU
apO-tf D. W. DRAKE.
HOOP SKIRTS AND CCRSETS-A
"a good assortment of the latest and most APP
apo D. A. .KAYSER'S.
IA A. KAYSEEE keeps always on hand a
-. good assortment of Ladies' Shoes of the
very best city make-warranted to igeaT aoen
ape
n A. AGAYSEEs has just received o large
ID. stock of New Style Ladies' Dress Goods,
to which he invites early attention
apo
4 AksGE STssCA OF - 4 Nv . Re
AND
Fancy Dry Goods!
D. A. KAYSER,
Main Street. Staunton, Va.
is now receiving, from the Eastern cities, large
and elegant stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods. Of latest importatons
His stock has been selected with unusual care,
and nurchaseA upon such terms as enables him
70 offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to those
purchasing for cash All would do we'll to ex-
anime his stock before making their purchases.
MEssRs VIM H. WELLER and WIN. n. BUM
pUs, Jr, are with him, and would be glad to serve
their friends in any way.
aul3-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-04-27

NOTICE.- Having to-day sold my Clothing
IN business at Staunton, Va. to Mr. M. Frank
furter, my former agent, he will now carry it on
in his own name, and on his own account. All
liabilities of the establishment to be settled
by Mr.. Frankfurter and all indebtedness to it is
to be paid to him. All transactions and debts by
him contracted after this day will not be re-
sponsible for AARON KAHN.
Baltimore, Nd, April 9Th, 1869.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-04-27

The undersigned, in retiring from business,
takes great pleasure in recommending the new
concern of Young s. Reese to the old patrons of
Young Kinney and to the public as in all
respects worthy of their utmost confidence.
ap20-3ts CHARLES N KINNEY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-04-27
Rev. Geo. 3. TAYLOR.

Do you wish to abolish the infamous ties
oath? IF so, REGISTER AND VOTE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-04-27

nESSOLUTION.-T copartnership here
I J tofore existing between the undersigned
under the name of Giles g. Forrer, was, on the
1st day of April. dissolved by mutual consent
S. N. Giles having purchased the entire interest
of Henry Forrer in said firm, will continue bust
ness at the same stand
s. N GILES.
HENRY FORRER.
The undersigned takes this opportunity of ex-
tending his thanks to the people of Staunton and
surrounding country for their past liberal patron
age, and respectfully asks continuance of the
same S. n. GILES.
apo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-04-27

nR. B. r. REESE will devote his entire
IL time to his profession. Calls left at the store
or at his office, on the corner of Main and Water
streets, Immediately West of Lutheran Church,
will have prompt attention.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Sdd 1cc"f""t.-A boy about l3 wears Of are
nalneu D9InYow31y, was shot in the head, by the
acc!dIenta! discharge of pistol in the hands Of
gIri' lew days ago, near Berlin. The girl
had bundle OF clothes which she was carryino
nome to wash and in the bundle was a niStoi
lett In them by accident, and while walkinn
along the road young DonOwav finding that
5here was pistol in the bundle, wanted to
look at 1T, but the girl objected, and he at
tempted IN to take it, and while struggling play
inully' II 1t was discharged, the ball entering tho
lrOht or hIs head. The wound it is feared, vii
prove fatal, though at our last advices he wa.
still living.
Acc'dent.-A rather singular. and it is to b,
feared serious, accident befell Mr.. James IT.
Holmes of Denton on Tuesday week. Ir
stopping to tie the robe under his horse, some
'llhg (the spinal chord we suppose) suddenly
gave way IN his back, rendering him perfectly
helpless IN which condition he still remains.
Almost an Eopcmeak On Wedncsda,
morning last, young lady and her lover tool
passage on the hcstcamer TrumDeter. at George
town, tor Baltimore. When the boat stonnr,
at the wharf at Fredericktown, the mother O
the lady stepped on board and invited he
daughter to return. The enamored damse
protested, refused and would not, until tn,
mother agreed that if marry she must. tn,
ceremony might be performed at home. Tn,
par 'ilen made happy their return, and al
eloPement was prevented. Cecil DrM0crat.
Il Uhte Girl Stolen Jya negro M,n.-Mr
AlGXander Carson, Il respectable farmer livin,
IN talbot county, near Hillsborough. came t.
1aStoli on Fllday night, in search Of his daugh
TER VINO had mysteriOuSly disappeared from
Inr Iler laiher n house on Thursday night. W,
learn the following facts in connection with TIN
matter. y muatto man named John Hal
sometime ago was lodged in jail by officer Dill
len 'or gambling Mr.. Carson bailcd him ont
and took him to work on his farm. Since the,
his daughter, who is nearly grown. has bee,
teaching him how to read, and write, in con
sideratlon for which service he has been practi
eng his arts on his innocent and unSuspectinl
preceptress, to induce her to leave her hom
anu loIloW HIM to the CITY, On Friday, a
noon' they both took passage at Miles Rive
ferry Tor Baltimore on the steamer Isaac 7
om'th 1t is said that the ncgro's motbe
lives IN Baltimore. 1t is needless to saw. RI,
young girl 5 family arc in great distress abou
her' one Is bright, intelligent girl. and it i
a great pity that she should be ruined in thi
dlSgraceful manner.-Etuston Star.
lr. Carson Is a former citizen of Delaware
having moved to Talbot about two wears since
ms daughter will be IL years old sometime il
Aprll.-Denton Union.
r. ). Since the above was in type both par
ties u have been arrested. They were found il
Baltimore and brought over on "Wednesday
The negro was placed in Jail, and the girl res
tored to her parents.
A new Methodist Protestant Church is talk
ed Of at Cecton. ' - % '''A
Ekton is excited over building railroad anc
starting machine works. Five hundred dollar,
nave been subscribed toward the latter by
CaSho Il Co., Of Newark, Del. y
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31
SPE(IAL NOTICES.

/ RUCLU.
~ rom DlsnenSatory of the Tinted Ss,o.,
| DlOSMA CKENArA-BUCUT JEaIr
PROPERTIES Their udor = srrnug ,i'I 10
somewhat aromatic. their taste buI4,,,L -, Il .
| gOus 10 mint '''"' dhl a'i.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USEs-Buchp ,e,,.,...
gehtly stImulaut, Win u peculiar lei,,e,c, ,, ~
harry Organs. O'"e Il"
! lhey are given III complaints of The T,,...o
gans' such a. Gravel, Chrome Ca!arrl ,lr.R' W.
Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and Ure,,, H. u'''
Ol Inc Prostate Gland and ReIpnliub ,f uc, ,''''c
Ol JTIne, from "A loss of IUnt NJ, l,,e ,,,,,
III ITS evacuation. The remedy has a i>u I..,,. 'D
l"e"ueI ~ b'SFeFNla' chrome Rheumalsu ru,
heuus Affections and Drupsy WI
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT Brcnv IS u>ed HUMAN.
from lhe ages OF / . 10 2j, amt from 3 1, "A ,,
! decline OF change Of hle; ALTER onlip.nsnt M,
Dor PANS; Bed-WellIng III children
In aiircil"nS pe~uliar 10 females he Euras, R,,,.
IS uhequailtd by a:y other remedy. as IN t,.r,, ,
/ retention, lrreaularlly Paulnlnp>s nr SD.pr,.,.
Ot Customary EvacuaIipns lreraied ,t SYh,,,..
Stale oi The UteruS, Lucorrhea of White,
Diseases nt The Bladder kidHeys Grsypl s,l
| DT"psIFai SNelngS-1hIs mrdir,ne Increase, IAs
power Oi DlgcsIlUns ahd tIcilts lhr Aeo,t.,n, mn,
/ healthy action by which the Waery or Caha ar,Oa,
dersIllons, and all Unnatural Enlargement. are f.
duced, as we'll as Pam aud hamntlmn
/ HELMBoLbs tXTRACT BrCuC has enrs3 ever
ton Of the Neck OF the Bladder ami Ind ,mm3.l If
me hidheys Ucerailnn OF the Kidneys ard bssarr
RelenlFn 0t CrIne. Diseases ol lhe Pr,,nlrL 49,
Stone IN The Bladder Calcuus. Gravel Bn,s ul,I
! Deposit, aud Mncus or Milky Dis, harees snr 70, ea.
Ieehed and delicate constitution : Ut boih seIe, s
tended with The following $, mpInnIs. lnd,,a, nu
TO kxertlon. Loss oi Power Loss ul Memory. Ndir.
~ OF Breathing Weak Nerves Trembling Hnrrn, NJ
Disease, WaketulnP>S. DImness nl Vision Pan lhLe
Back, itOi Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Nnuc,, i
the skin. Eruption on the Face Ptarld Cuunltnalte
Universal LaSsIlude of the Muscular System. &c.
lIELMLOLD'S EXTRACT BrCHr Is nnrellr and b,o.
Furliyng aud cures all diseases arising from hau,
OF dissipation. exceSSes and Hprndehcts III li, n.
purilieS of the Blood. &c.. suprrcphiug Copaba
lec'I"llS tor which 1t IS used, such as GoImrf'Oa
Hleeis nt long standing. and SYphilnc Aherunrr-A
these diseases. used IN connection with llELMDmE
ROSE WASH.
Sold ny all druggists aud dealers evervWbf'o-
Bew're Of connterleIIs ASK TOR iemhn.ds Take
no other PKlCE-Si 25 pei hottie OF boil.e' ti
5000 Delivered To any address Descrlbs symptoms
III all communications
Address II. Il. HEIMBOLD. 59t BrnadRav,N v
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE (P IN
sieel engraved wrapper. with lac.sImAee my
chemical Warehouse and signed
ian27 2m II. r. HELMB0LD.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

,CoUGHs AND COLDs.-During the change.
able seasons of Fall and Winter, when coughs
and colds are so prevalent, no person should
be without some reliable preparation for their
cure, They, should recollect that a neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con.
sumption. HGsson's Compound Syrup of Tar
Is Is the best and most reliable article known for
the cure OF coughs, colds, hoarseness, chronic,
catarrh, sore throat, asthma, and ali diseases
Of the throat and lungs. No person should be
without it. Price so cents Sold by j. w.
Denny, Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug stores
everywhere. RUSSELL & LANDS,
dec9-3m Proprietors, Phila.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

The SRpING FAsHIONs.-Nen Kork March
24-This is opening day with the Broadway
Bleecker street and Fifth avenue Fashionable
milllners-as the weather is delightful the fair
are out in force to examine the new STYLES
which are distinguished, beyond those of all
preceding seasons for variety, elegance and
extravagancc. Flowers are more profuse than
usual; -wreaths, with half opened buds
and blossoms being the favorites. Leaves and
moses are OF every conceivable variety Ma
rabOuts are again coming in favor. Ronnd
hats are to remain, and feathers of all kinds
are in favor. Marie Stuart fronts are voted
down, as old maidi>h As to prices, it need
only be added that these are about an average
OF Per cent. higher than fer the corresponding
dl -cription of goods last spring lorf
Cor"Spo"de"t II tic PtiIa. Lct(g~.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT lTEMs.-A company has been chart
G ereu 10 build a railroad from Georgetown to
Uumboro, Ill Sussex county. ~
\, Isaac Pennewill, ESD, Princinal of Soboo,
NO d IN this town, gave an examination Of
, mio pupiiS Friday afternoon. which, as usual.
1 M'1 ehtlrep satisfactory to the Commissioners
ana parents of the children. Master Waller
raItes' on behalf of the School, presented him
WIN two handsome salt stands and a rich nonnd
cane which he received by an appropriate re.
SpUhSe-a compliment to a popular educator
"A company, engaged in canvassinr the Pc.
hlllSuia for new well bucket" were arrest
eu at Georgetown, on the charge of fraud. il
pelnS % alleged that they sold the right for the
Eastern Shore Counties of Virginia. to one
party at vienna and resold it at Salisbury.
Several young men have left or intend leav.
ing Milford IN short time for the West,
Large quantities Of cranberry plants have
oeeh planted In the swamp section of SuSsex
county, during. the past few years. w, w
Dulahey Est, has the largest and most pros.
Porous pea perhaps In the county, The cost
$3.50 per acre. ""' "'o"
The State lands between Rehoboth and Lew.
cS nave been granted to a Massachusetts com.
~ PutnpSc vi manufacturing tSh
manure, oil, &c. They have already ordered
the lumber and building material and will
shortly begin operations
=, The Washington MteIligencer saws that the
Hon George p. Fisher, one of the assoc;at[
Judges of the District Supreme Court of tba,
city, Will probable succeed Gen Darlington n,
District Attorney. Judge Fisher is from DO
ver ' N'
The case which has been pending for som,
time before the Commissioner Of Patents aI
W aShIngt9n, between Mr.. Caleb &. Foster anC
Dr. m n. Hamilton, of Odessa, in relation
to Foster 5 Fertilizer Attachments has beer
settled in favor of Mr.. Foster. O 'NN'
The Delaware House, in this town. is be;no
painted and papered. There are few hotels i
the State larger than it, or better kept.
| On Sunday, a little boy named Miller. Ev;pe
near Wilmington, fell into spring whilst nlav
ing around it and was drowned. He wai H.
tween two and three years old.
Whitman'S Mlnstrels, penniless mean ssn;c
ger show that has exhibited in Sn,yrna anC
other towns on the Peninsula, had n GENERA
bust up at Milford recently and separated The,
hadn sense enough to know their show WASH !
worth seeing.
The competition between the Wilminptor
steamboats, (RailrOad and Peoples Iine1 ba,
commenced. Fare from Wilmington 70 Pb;la
10 cts. round trip.
A brass band has been organized at Towns.
end with Professor Beggs, as teacher
The annual school election is held newt SAT-
urday. 'N "0A' ''"'-
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31
DR.. Lackson.s AnaIentica.

! A NEW REMEDY IN CONSUMP Prl0N.-Aa,In ,nt
stefan who had Consumption tor several year. a,il
frequent beedings OF the lungs. cured hnst" ht"r hp
medicine unknown 10 the profession, "n'~ "n',c,ou
case appeared hopeless. lie Is The only pDls .uy
who has used il in his person, or Mh' No. h' de
knowledge OF ITS virtues; and he can ascrhe ~. re
gree OF health he now enjoys 10 POIhlng Dn n and
of his medicine; and nothing but utef desp'"Hp aHpt
e!He . eAIictloh Vi all nope oi ieroIn,,nced hn
" VIZ. t Mau' VI 'oh"ehce III an "'"e ti,,ue Wbh
any disease Oi the Lungs he prOtiers Irea'ne.
confidently believes will eradicate the I'sea', s
Medicine sent by express. Send for circular .,
on DIR. f. BOYLsTON Jackson;
may6-'6S-ly No $50 North lOIh 81. fniSu| fS.',
For sale by w. F.. VILLA AIS. Druggist " "nmr
Ion, Del, and by Druggists throughout The rOuH"''
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

PAIN supposed to be the lot Of poor m'r,a' ~ % "
bic as death. and Liable at time 10 come upon n~ '''
fore il is important that remedial agents >houl be Al u'
be used on any emergency, when made I" lei Tue
tiating agOnieS of pain. the depressing inin'r 1
Such remedial agent exists in the Pam htrf "' '
of which has EXTENDED all the earth Amid 'he e'
ices of the Polar region, or beneath the burning sun |
tropics, its virtues known and appreciated. Inc
the Pain Killer upon the patient, when taken nIrrna9
of colds, coughs bowel complaints, cholera dYs'n''
other affections of the SYSTEM has been truly W"ldr
has won for it n among medical preparations 'D
never be forgotten Its in removing pain a al
nal remedy, in of burns. bruises. spanS u
of insects, and other n suffering has SecuTet '
most prominent position among the medicines o IHe O ,u
30 Beware of COuntcrritS and worthless iWi'a'N"
for Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. and tahr n'
sH- Sold by all druggists and grocrrs. ""-
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

WE respectfully call the attention cf our readers
TO the celebrated Wilmington City Soap" which
Is giving general satisfaction all over the count,v
One pound will go as far two pounds Of most
other soaps in the market The people should try
this soap and they will be convinced that il is the
best and most economical they can use. Sold by
grocers generally. Moore Il Bro, manufactnrers
30" ID aid Orange sts.. Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31
Aliens Lung RaISnm

The best remedy for the of CoNsUMPrloN ana s
EAsEs oF THE LUNGS II causes the phlesm and na .
without irritating those delicate organs, the Lungs
out producing constipation of the bowels. 1t also
to the system stops night sweas, and changes all D
secretons tOa healthy state. ,hr
1t contains opium any form. 1t is perfectly S and
the most delicate child. 1t is whore in good
gives good satisfaction ,.,srJ
The result of its is ITS great value Its Theft
healing properties experienced by all who use 80 the
testimony will be found III pamphlet, which can DE- %
agents where the nIriicine is for sale. ~ sale
Perry Davis d Son. Providence, T. l.. General W." VIA
Agents for the Eastern States.
For Sale by Jas. 2. Hollcckcr and J. W. Denncy'
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

nm hNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.-A lodge of this new
@eret 1eH benevolent order was organized at the
Wad ;D Fellows Hall, in this town, Monday even.
ni, ~ py . me grand officers Of the Order It is
II '1 wah fa'd 1h the Star Of Bethlehem Lodge No.
Null '; p. B. V. Weldon, w. G.: ''Sn Snm'i II
Taylor, '. e.. Geo. W. Taylor, w II .'Jm Jmo
W. Flick, +. s.; John Millaway. G. s.. 'JaS
LasseI' u. VIM. A. Parker, [. s.: Dr.. d r
HmthcrS, .: 5. As its number indicates
Ems Is the eleventh lodge organized in the
state The order is having a popular run
Ii was started in 1864 by a man in washington
Pythias. - ''"'''" ""u
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31
TIE MALARIA OF SPRING.

% o should now he on their guard against the great
% P pSas 10 an alarming extent Spring in nearly ali
t ~ ~, anu many persons easily
"" account 81 some Imprudpnce during the winter s
very much "f the sickness notice, i'm III. Snrn If
ct nt traced to causes which engendered in the
or moi" f bGt whether the cause lies hidden the system
Pttlty hence should hesitate for m"n,ent ~ .t
cohnattln@ and 0verthrOwing IL. accnmnisl, tbs
Is 50 useful and reliable AISII
nfS IL Is positive antidote any maarioIs or I'M
p,s atmosphere and certain protection against every
nnutnce which produces disease sav in ali candor
subject. S''0 i'eeu ~ OuI HlNlce on thiS
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31
COAL OIL! COAL OIL

The safest, best and cheapest OIL for lIInob he ali
purposes in the market. We guarantee Il ~. than
that is represented, and at less cost to ueI" MAJ
can be purchased in this, or The PhiladelP"''
ket. Give US a call. co.
and 'S SRKET IRG TDslsa'Tf ss, Wilmington ': to- Del ns
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

Banking House of Jno. McLear & Son, No.
6O7 Market St., Wilmington. We receive mo-
ney on deposit and allow interest execute
promptly orders for the purchase and sale of
gold, silver, government, State and other secur-
tiles; make collections on all parts of the Unit
ed States. Special agents for the sale of Union
and Central Pacific r. r. Co.'S. First mortgage
per cent. gold bonds.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

by the Pupils of the Academy. at tbe Town
Hall, on Thursday evening, was highly cred;
table to all concerned About four hundred
persons were present. The Philo- Harmonic
Society of Smyrna, under the direction of Pro-
lessor Morton, composed the Orchestra, and
added much to the entertainment of the even.
ing. Several glees and choruSes were rendered
by them with fine effect. The net proceeds
were ye!e about one hundred and forty dollars
4NtotolletO.cn Iranscript.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31
ExpERIENCE THE BEST rEACurn

"hainaker Brown special attention last season t
country trad" aud gracl with larger sircrSs IN
IN tlat line than had before
mousse Their friends from the
very generally well pleased with their treatment NJ Ok
WI PenSc9 Wth the low prices. well pleased with the ana
III hi1 1 o ,r clothing they bought But W. b. learned
sohctnhX more than they knew
wants 81 hG country peope-te style goods they prefer the
luz tnat must cletacterize their clothing the sewing
M VOL RIP thnt Is Indispensable, other
"m III t'E nav inns season given special attention
tnrI chance good people, and thcy will sLortIv
to meet them. - ''"i leeuS ana thelr ability
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

FIRE IN WILMINGToN-Th rope factory of
James Downward & Son, in Wilmington. was
destroyed by fire on Sunday morning about |
O'Clock. The mill had been idle ali winter !:
and was only put in operation on Saturday
The rope is principally used for bailing cotton,
and is only in demand portion of the year
There was large amount of stock prepared for
working up in the mill, and about $500 worth
OF. rope. The loss will be heavy and great
misfortune to the owners The machinery was
OF the most expensive kind. The loss is com
puted at Sl7 1000; on which there is an insur-
ance OF $4,000. Incendiarsm is talked of
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

WYOMING COLLEGE.-The closing exercises
OF this college took place on Thursday An
enter en- tainment was given in the evening by the
fAllomathean r. Literary Society connected with
those who took part in the exercises Far
want of space we cannot comment nnon tho
entire programme. The pieces worthy of mar.
ticuar notice were as follows: Perio,liral NV
Miss Annie Lindale; Recitation, by Miss An.
ME Meredith; Valedictory, by McKendree
Downham. The Charade and Pantomime
were very good. The instrumental music, bv
the Cary Bros, of Wyoming, and the Inde-
pendent Cornet Band, of Dover, was excellent.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31
Needles Compound HeImIocE. PIasten

Never tail in giving relief ant Often lr''t ria HF-
acute cases Il" pain lntaIuma'n or "r4kn">' i4H 6ri
relieve Rheumatism. lImlI-o, Kidney diseases, Wax f'
Inflammation Of LIiI>, P'uri>y. Acutr p'-~l> >""'i
Joints, Enlargement the Liver, Wh""pIHs Cough ''
Asthma. g.,
y. R.-The gcnuinr in yellow rnFrl'p"' WIN % NJ
in my trade mark rllu.'. S>lhrS--,naI urNIn
and large. Retail at %. . and 80 crnt> each.
Male by e. II. NEEDLES. prIssi>t Phiai-'a
For sale by best Druggists ana dealers. ia''+~
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

THE SHERIFFS BUsY.-Financiul matters in
this State are certainly in depressed condi.
tlon. The Sheriff and Constablcs of each conn, comm.
ty are busy. The Mutual Friend SAYS: "Witb.
IN the last thirty days there has been no less
than four merchants in Milford, whose bms;.
ness has been closed up by the Sheriffs and
constables. The last store closed was in Sonth
Milford. 1t caused a considerable Autter
SM Some of the creditors alleged fraud, and on
Thursday last the proprietor was arrested and
conveyed to Georgetown jail"
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

STUMP PULLING MACHINE.-A number o4
our citizens, on Saturday, witnessed the trial Of
the Buckeye Stump Fuller on Mr. Horace
Spruance' S farm where thirty two peach trees
were uprooted in 80 minutes The machine.
under the the management of Mr.. Beardsley,
rendered such entire satisfaction, that several
sales have been made. See adv. elsewhere.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

AMnERGRIs.-Captain Timofhv e :, -
ing, Of the barqur E1i.abctb. ot' Xnw . 9;i&Hs
while coming south wcstoi MaLrss'.n1 n't''.
a very Large sperm whale. On oprn;n,
whale they had the good luck to d>ca,.,.. ',", W.
pounds OF ambergriS-worth ON the ,,a, ,",', !. =
600. This rare and expensive arl;,..r; ,ro' > .,
only now and then. and generally ;n M !. U
quantities. The old prices used n h. o,,. :" >D'
OF amhergriS, for one pouul Of gojj :4'
say 1t Is ~ substance found ON account nf
PcpSIaa IN the whale, it is never t.nnJ !, II =" "
but diseased sperm whales, and rar.Iy -, :" :, >.
1t Is an essential article in the nIauni,r,n. ,l'
nice perfumcry.:: '"'''V'uE: +.
Smyrna times., 1869-03-31

II is said that the prOprietOFs OF the celebrated
PLANTATION TIERS rents less than nine pews
from the different denominations in New YORK City
Tor all those OF their employees who will occupy
them regularly. free OF charge, This is certainly
prasewOrthy, and il is 10 be hoped that others who
employ large number of people. will follow the
example. The above fact, accompanied with the
belief that firm who would look closely after the
mOrns aud welfare of their employees. would not
undertake to impose 1pOn The public. has induced us
found them 10 he all that is represented cordially
recommend them tonic Of rore merit Observer,
July lH.
German Cologne, aud sold al half The price. sep9Iy