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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-10
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and eifeciual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
~ih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-10
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A large stock of new Jewelry of all kinds and
descriptions. Sets of Jewelry varying in
price from 25 cts to $50,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-10

encd, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the tollicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and dccayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasiy sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-10

fine assortment, and warranted Of the
very best quality manufactured, ort the money
refunded. Also
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Destructive Fire in CcstrerUe About
o clock on Saturday morning last the Brick
/ Hotel at Centreville, was DESTROYED bv fire
The house belonged to Mr. NJ. Merrick. of Pa.
and we understand there was an insurance oi
10000 upon the part burned. The furniture,
owned by Mr. Raymond, the landlord, wa,
worth about $4,000, besides the furniture be-
longing to Mr.. John T. Moore Captain JAS
Smith, and the editor of the Citizen, (hoard-
ers IN the house, all of which was saved, bur
IN damaged condition We understand Mr.
Raymond had an insurance upon the furniture
thus was the only hotel in Centreyille. and II.
destruction is not only great loss to the land
lord but will be source of great inconyeni-
ence to the public. The Citi:cn says: Since
Mr. Raymond has been the landlord at this
house, 1t has been one of the best conducted
on the Shore, and its loss must be severely tell
by travellers and others 1t was with labor
that the adjoining property was saved. AT
one time the Court House was on fire, but VIZ 8
soon extinguished. The origin of the fire is
unknown, but Is supposed to be the work of
an lncendlary This is the most disastrous fire
that has occurred in Centreville since Decem-
6er 1863 when nine buildings on Lawyers
Row Were burned.
old FelloWs (elcbrati0n. We understand
that Unity lodge at Church Hill cuntemplates
ceIcoIatlhS Jne Zbth OF April, the anniversary
of the introduction Of Odd Fellowship in the
United States. ST. Tammany Lodge of Cen
trevllle, will be present and participate in the
proceedings. - CeHtretWc Citizen.
A miniature steamer was launched at New
town last week.
Fire IN Wycomico C6.-The dwelling of
Capt; Henry White in Tyaskin district, near
the NantlcOke River, was entirely destroyed
by fire, on Saturday morning the 10Th ultimo.
Capt. White, is IN old man and this comlorta
bic residence Was his " little all. He saved
nothing
DEATH from HydrophoJja-Fra Hubbard,
a young lad aged about IA years, residing at
Denton Bridge, died on Saturday week from
hydrophoLia. Sometime during last summer
he was bitten by mad dog, but the effects of
the bite did not become apparent until lately
We learn that ne had tweaty-nnc tits before
dea'h relieved bin OF his sutFcrings - DcttOM
Lht0H.
A number Of fishermen went into Cambridge
last week and behaved outrageOusly. They
went to BrAdshaw's hotel and one of them
started into young lady's room. She remOn-
strated and the man knocked her down. An
other lady was insulted by another Of the par
ty, and third one of the gang seized team
IN the street and started off with it. They
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The season and It's Isa,ix4r~.

The human briy is chiefly c,nnp1sc o tissues a,t ht
FrnsiIv" t" change the condition. % t" i,,
a III" most dcirtr iec:rouetcI, the quirSsie lo
meter tuhr
The stomach TIE skin tire nerves tln. Irrav ari a,,
ciet"ry "r@Ana ate "?rco', ale to M Nli-r'l t,
variation a"i a." hNt i.u@" against 'hcr I'll ,a,'io ,,
hrncy Is To keep The digestive ua"En,',. which rr, l., Iy
h""ii'hvN tn" whole syat,m in sp, wnthI.'- 'rI,r.
II III" stnrna weak or d.s"',r rr';l r n Wood ,.
the bile can he 'n uthy -iGt upon hr at,.v- Of ,.
two IMPORTANT hl ho AS g.d t,ra b, fstl,
and the regularity ol Their nor health great surc de-
peuds
Wn'u the h,,il, ll.r, with chilling r,
Is at 'h!S sca-o the year ;., ,>;iou slou.! f,
"t "rnliaf care II j, weak -liJ the wI. .,.
''Tuc'nr" viii b" cnrrair' II it vigorous tho
gan'at'n viii y, ,tgoua fr,sr ~f n, u ...,i I'd.
inIuenc" ot DAMP aud sitIs',,, ,'u..s ,'"-~.
pure and powerful to.ic t. r-,,, q ~.
'ae%Aa "Eh'H>t tn" c:s"s>es Do '- u!,, M
iinst"trrf Stomach Bitter, the NEST sIn, A..
pot"n, med me Of thu class az pms, u, k..-r c,a? 3.
pF"iirrirrN aithAlc NJ tins period OF ,rnr 1 .arj,
viii tlr"iT ~ rnei aud .,r"nsiacr tue :,er anq m .
regulated he r"r'oHa 7't'u hret up. ,n1 iau. pur .
state u *c'i i"e ly.I-t the. u: l. ,cl su,,rlf
crS Intermittent "ni rrao;t o'rs. Iet.4,iu, nerve .
dentlty, acI", ny nidt'a ,d ,.,r c,ulg,, vim,
are apt 10 asst, tine untar! untol,i organ llon,
The body lthcI,,i without r>ctl ;!c bf and ,
seturntly Ii" unpca"Un reaction follow, rel, lg aid ra
vat.Eg operation,
Three millions Of dollars in silver are cx-
pected IN New YORK from Canada this week
TOR the banks. One New York bank is re-
ported to have firy-two kegs Of silver in IL
vaults.
The payment Of St, 900, equivalent to years
salary All Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, was vo.cd by the House Yesterday 20
the widow of the late Edwin NJ Stanton
Horace Greeley has rc-irn.I the editorial
contro! Of the NeH ork 1ri!,une
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

were all arrested. The oystermen and fisher.
men OF the Chesapeake are terror to the whole
Eastern Shore.
Accomac CO., Va, is infested with thieves.
and scarcely night passes without dcprada.
tlon being committed. The negroes are ac-
cuSed Of it.
A man in AccOmac, named Trower killed \
hog last week which weighed eight hundred
and slxty-three pounds. One was killed in
that county several years ago, the Newtown
Gazette, says, wlrich weighed 900l lbs.
Barn Burnt-The barn Of Mr.. Samuel II
Miller, two miles north Of Elkt0n, was destroy
Ell by fire, on Saturday morning, 23th ult
loss, $1,000; no insurance. Supposed incen-
diarism.
The revival meeting at North Fast is still
gong on, and many cases Of extraordinary con.
versions have resulted theretrom.
P.cuaomo This disease is very provalcnt
IN Talbot county this winter, aud purntrops
cases are reported throughout St Mcaels and
lay Hundred districts. many resulting fatally
The bill to legalizc fox hunting in Kent
county, Which has passed the House ot D,a
gates, has Oecn reported upon uLtavoraby by
VT Miller, aud the bill rejected accordingly.
Large ErIL-D. c. Blackistop ESQ. Of
hent county, received last year from the Com
missioner Of Agriculture, through Senator
NlckerS, aquart Of oats, from which lac raised
over two bushels and a half. From pint and
a-halt o! English oats he raised a bushel and
a-haif and gallon, weighing - lbs. to the
DuSheL halt piut OF Hamburg oats welded
one Oushel and three pints, weighing ~ lbs 10
the bushel. This latter yield is at the enor-
NOUS rate OF ld4 bushels for one. Kent Ncrs.
Some OF the citizens of Kent co. tried to have
deer hunt last week but the deer was too
tame to run.
\ big effort i, being made in Chestertown t,
put gas Ia the town.
Refaraed Uome-Captian Bonaparte. Of III,
franch army, a >on OF Mr. jerome NapolGor
Bonaparte, OF Baltimore, has arrived in Balti
more ciCy from France. He returns home t,
visit his father, who has been Ill Tor seyera
weeks.
y dastarlly outrage was ATTEMPTED at Cam
bridge upon somewhat teeb!e-minded maid
en- lady Of about - or -, Of very re>pcc
taue family, GU Saturday, the 5th inst
III broad day light, by a fisherman from Bal;i
more by the name OF Buncn, a white man
he screams OF the lady Drought assistance be
tore the wretch accomplished Ills wicked uc
/ signs He was arrested and now await, trial
\ valuable young heiter belonging to Thoma
4 Ihackcry. of Ektoa, got into iced rack re
Gently, and was gored to death by t!ye othcI
cattle.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

RELATIONS or THE METHoDIsr CoNFLKEN-
ChS.ln ne Blltlmore Annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church Souti.. in s,.s.
sion III Baltimore last week, 1t will be seen by
the report Of proceedings, has refused the fra
ternal messengers from the Baltimore Annlyal
Conference, Rev. Me>srs. Slic,r and Baer. in
session at Frederick. While expressing res.
pect Tor the messengers personally, they de-
chned the oyerturcs OF the Conference After
this action, which was by yeas and nays, the
lraterna messengers retired, declining to be
introduced personally after their rejection ss
iraternal visitors. The influences at the bot
tom OF the action Of the Southern Conference
are OF course connected with the opposing
claim, Tor certain church property and pulpits.
-Btt Stue
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16
The Transportation Of the Peach Crnn.

We learn that the committee of the Peach
Growers Association have had conference
with the Presidents OF the Phiadelpbia. VII.
mlngton and Baltimore Railroad and the Gam
den and Amboy RAILROAD in regard to obtain
ing reduction OF freight and other arranga-
nents Tor the better security and CARVING Of
Il peach crop, and that the following nr@,o.
sails OF the Railroad companies is the result.
They propose to carry the peach cron. tnA-
ing Dover as basis of calculation.
FIRST, on a @idtng %caic charging on all
peaches carried during the season if the uum-
per Oh baskets docs not exceed 500. 900. at the
last years rate, OF $50 per car load of l6. 600
I"4nds: Ii f,000O00 baskets, SIS per car i;
i'iVo,Voo baskets, Sl2O per car 200, 900 bas.
ketS' 81 10 per car l.3OU.0O0 baskets. s. 10 per
car; l,4O0,0n0 baskets, $lO5 per ear: ! -lr0 :
o''o baskets or over, 500 per car. The whole
crop to be charged at the lowest freight rate
reached. - ~
second. During the season the cars to cost
without regard to number OF baskets, a fixed
rate OF SllO per car load Of 5000 pounds. tor
at the rate OF % cents per basket, / cents less
than last year.
IL either case the State tax of s. a car to be
aided as last year.
These two proposals are left open for the
choice OF the Peach Growers Association
witt II meets IN April next
The President OF the p, w. and B. r. r.
Company promises that he will appoint an
agent to examine all peach loaded cars on their
uan>irr from his road to the New York road
at Philadelphia, to ascertain their condition at
The time Of their transfer, and tor all peaches
>t9Ien or damaged to report and give certificate
OF the same to the shipper The company
VIII also require It's agents at all the shipping
stations On its road to send all baskets that
come to them, nos belonging to their station, to
the proper station Immediately.
The President OF the Camden and Amhoy
Company agrees to better secure and vcnliiatr
Ms cars and to keep agents at jersey City To
examine ali cars as they arrive, and to give Ger
tlHcates to the commission merchants of any
losses or damages OF peaches, Is we'll as to give
every facility to the commission merchants for
the sale of the peaches He also promises to
to have sufficient hanging lights affixed to en-
able dealers to examine peaches in the cars,
&c, &c
1t now hehooveS the committee on water
transportation to prepare a reputt as to what
propositions have been made to them by steam
boat men, and have it published before the
April meeting of the Association so that the
interests of AL concerned may be intclligently
considered. Dd1Ureoui
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

THE FALL IN Prices. In New York, the
effect Of the fall IN gold during last week is
sand to have caused fall il prices of goods,
Is follows: Dress goods from 10 to Is per ct.
carpets OF domestic manufacture, y per cent.
toFelgn linens, per cent; American silks and
Italian cloths, from Is to 20 per cent; >hawls,
from 10 to l24 per cent Coffee has fallen
from 70 to 3jc. per pound. Best white sugar.
which sold month ago at 2Oc., is now held at
l2ic.' by the barrel. Teas are from 10 to Sc.
per pound lower. Good brands of -four are
offered at 81 Boots and shoe, are not Affected
as labor is high, and the price OF leather is
advancing
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

LOAN ASSOCIATIONS Rev. Mr.. Light
bourn, OF Dover, in conversation with a labor,
lng man OF that town who had just built a
house by aid OF loan association funds, learned
the following facts: TO the question what ba,
your house and lot cost? was told $3.50. In
securing. this loan he gives premium OF 30 per
cent. He therefore pays an interest Of i Der
cent. on $llOj, which amounts to 500 30 Der
annum BESIDES this he pays So 80 per month
tor >ha es Ut the asSociatnn which, with
I'll, the above ntere>tamounis 10 1892 80 per year
10 the question what rent did YOU pay? He
replied S2j per year According To- the above
statements, he pays now only s. 30 year
more than he paid rent and as the shares will
poblby mature in seven years, a. the end of
tins period his payments will Cease and he will
have hUme free OF debt
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

SALES OF IANp-Wm. d. Clark, has sold
his farm near Delaware City. to the President
and several Directors Of the Pennsylvania Cen.
uaI Halroad, on their individual account, tor
S32j per acre. retaining the buildings. which
he subsequently, sold lor $1,000. Jefferson
Clark, has also sold his farln. Preserving thr
buidiugs) adjoining Delaware City, to the
came pnlues for $500 per acre. The object Of
the purchase Is to provide ground for a coal
depot, and tracks, sideIiugs, &c as it is beliey-
ed that Delaware City is to Lccume one Of the
greatest coal depots i'll the country, on the
completion of the AvoniaIe anl Delaware civ
Railroad. Lime, also, will be trc,ghted to
that point, at reduced prices and in immense
Quantities. The Comrany also offc Ell to A.r.
q. Fredcr'ck Brady S42 800 for his farm of
100 acr-S We hear that his price i, $45, 900.
-.Mhlicto~n transcript.
Wm. e.. Etiason has sold farm in Thor
oughiare Neck to WIN. Sursen, of this town
for 81 I6O acres
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

BLIrZ.-On Thursday last Signor Bltz. the
popular magician and yeutriioqui>t gave two
entertainments in this town to crowded houses
Ills eXhhitIo Is were for the Good Tempars.
BY which they realized the net sum Of ) l35 for
the benefit of the Lodge The gross receipts
amounted to $3.50 80
Since the Town Hail has been opened dur
lng a period of less than three mouths, over
; ZOO haze hccu realized tor various nStitu
tons OF the tUwn-more than had been in two
previous, or could have been realized two wears
to come without Hall. Yet there are croak
ers who refused to sustain the Commissioners
who built it.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

! ----S
The Indians throughout the region of Lake
Superior are starving to death. Fish are MOI
TO pe found IN shallow water, and partridge
;T ana TSinueer rel were never known to be so scarce
The Chief Warden of the Hudson Raw Con,no
ny has sent train of provisions TO Hoo IT,
Tor the lnllans, but many must die beforo ra-
lief reaches them.
The Chinese have coal mines which tbov
nave worked Tor hundreds of years. They are
very economical IN their use Of coal. They
piopIare II lpr use by grinding or pounding it to
powder and mixing it with clay. Sometime,
the powder is soaked with water and Iaid
around the fire. ''N '"'
Indian Superintendent Jannev, being tenn.
porarIly absent from the Northern Superin.
lenuency' that district is in charge of his
~ IL"us"'eTt; VINO has been appointed a clerk
from the lady Monday. p''
The rebels once had worse gold fluctuations
5han we have On January !, 1868, one dol,
lar In Gold was worth 500 in Confederate
money; on May |, 1865 it Was worth $1,000 in
Confederate money.
Inc Boston Transcript says that meanness
IN that region always shows itself most plainly
at tOwn'meetlngs where vote is taken either
10 : increase the pay OF school teachers or estab-
llsh public library.
Rev. Henry w. Bellows makes this state
lnent OF Unitarian belief " Unitarians believe
IN Jesus Christ as son of God and Son of Man
"a supernatural messenger and Diyinely an
pointed Guide and Saviour"
Observant Frenchmen. skilled in medical
science, report, as the result of much investi-
g"tlon anu observation, that since women have
looSened their corSets the annual mortality has
decreased lS4 per cent
A Western paper chronicles the recovery of
ltte girl from the gymnastic nervousness
OF school Development.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

The DEATH OF REV Dr. MCCMxrocK.-
Rev John McCiutocG d. d., President of
the Drew Thcoiogcnl Seminary at Nadis"tI.
New Jersey, dir,l on the 4,h inst, Of pncun,o.
MIA. The doctor was Tor many years connected
with the Philadelphia Conference, was at one
time Professor in Dickinson College, and for
four years resided in Paris, as chaplain Of the
American church in that CITY For severa!
years back his time has baeal given chi~fy to
the education Of candidates for the ministry.
aud in the preparation and publication Of a
cyclopedia Of iiLj0Us literature. TWO volume,
of which have already been issued. THIS is
the ahipst work Of the kind in the Earlish
language, aud The volumes already published
contain rich treasury Of tn 0logical subjects.
1t i er"nt'T % be regretted that his ma,rct-
T.. oI, .ifsr ratare VIII be left in a
nat tui-h-d condition. As a gentleman,
scholar AID Chr ~tiln minister DR.. Mc(,intock
ati IT. h!- country, perhap, no su-
n will be mourned not only
by his own deaomin1tion, bu. by all, for he
lived for all the churches, though ieyoting him.
self specially to the interests Of the Methodist
Episcopal Chdrch. He was an earnest sun
porter Of the lay delegation movement. aud bv
his letters, speech =, sermons and editorials he
has don't more, perhaps, than any other minis
ter to bring about the iutrolu.tiou of the lay
element in the councils Of the church.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

MORE DOCTORs AT the annual commence
ment ri the Hahnemaun Medical College lilo.
moepathicl of Philadelphia, on "Wednesday
last, the following Delawalerus took the title OF
NJ. ID. Wm. II. Crow, of Wilmington, former
ly of this town; ThUs. 5. Dunnng, aud Johu
{. Slay, Of Dover Mr.. Duunlng has been
elected Prot. OF Chemistry in the institution.
The University of Pcnhsylvanla. UPbila !
held its annual commencement of Frldly last
when the following Deawarean, took the
above. named degree: S. e. lieusz.y, Jr., jos.
\. Johns, and Arthur j. McCabe.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16
ATTEMPTED l}rRnLARY.-An

ATTEMPTED BUEGLARY.-An attempt was
made to enter the store Of James Lord, in
Camden on Wednesday night but the cirrA
discharged gun at the burglars aud Tighten d
them oft. 1t is supposed the shot took effect, as
blood was found un the cellar door next morn
ing, Mr. Steven store, in the same town, Was
robbed the Saturday night previous of goods to
the amount OF about $500. 1t is said an organ
ized band OF burglars perpetrate these rOJbei-
le', VINO nave vessel somewhere near Bower )
Beach to carry their booty across to New Jer-
SrV.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

Town ELEcTIoNs.-Milford elected the fol-
lowing Board Of Commissioners on Monday
week jacob Y. FouIk. Thomas F. Ham
merSslry, Jane. Po,tIes, Wm. G. Welch, Nath-
an johnson. James r. Short was elected Al
derm.n.
The Citizens Improvement Ticket was elect
ed ~ M!dd!etown, as follows: Commissioners
X IL, Foster, Dir. q. G.. Chamberlane,
Charles Tatman Jr., Thomas Massey, Samuel
W. Roberts; Assessor-Charles Il Anderson
TIrersprer,-J. b. CIarkson Atderman-Dc
Witt C. Walker
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

RIGHTs OF MARRIED MEN.-A bin has been
introduced in the New York State Assembly
defining the rights OF m ,rried men and equal
izng the rights of man and wife. The bin
provides that husband having children by
his wife shall have an estate for life in proper-
ty left by her. He shall not he liable for debt,
contracted by her without his consent except
Tor the support of herself and children. He
may sell his real estate without the consent of
his wife, and at his death the wife shall be en-
titled only to dover in his real estate.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE FOLSOM IMPROVED FAMILY H.N NINti
MACHINE. Tue,e machines make a stTouP Gurabje
aud elastic aitch; viii s,w with ease every vair.v
OF COTTON, wooirn, linen and silk goods. from tl.v
hhesl 10 lhc c"atsc> and OF any required IhIckurss
at greater speed aud with less power ant HuIse hau
any other machine. Agents Vtanled III every town.
Idber commission allowed For Terms and circular
address A. 5 HAMILTON,
NJ 100 Ghesinu, st.
march2 1t Philqde !ph!a, Pa, Sole Agent
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

THE NEw ORGAN-The new organ at the
NJ. Church in this town failing to give sat
lst'ction, the music committee. are making an
effort to purchase regular pipe instrument to
cost Sll50 The matter was laid before the
congregatiln on Sunday last, and subscriptions
solicited. The committee are still soliciting,
with good prospects, so far. Should the
amount he sub,cribed the instrument will be-
ordered at once. 1t is to be built by Roberts,
OF Frankt0rd, near Phldephia.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16
T0 CONSVuPTEyg.S.

The advertiser having been restored 70 h~alti ~ '
ny slHP" rcIu"1. after having suffered
wiki lung sFc' aut that tread ls,
tlun!S anxious 10 maxi known Is hla foV
Of
f@a who desire H. hr will srri % tn" pr--s:7r
used tree of charge, with tIt ircCo',s tor i.,t- M
using the which they VIII hud SrrE Q, - s.t-
SUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoS CHITIS..tc The
tlstr IN sending the prescription is to btEvh' 'ur
spread niormatlou winch hr concet7e> 20 tc iuSaa
he hopes every sufferer will REMEDY a. il a. eos ..
nothing, and may prove {; blessing.
PartIe wishing the prescription Wil' please address
RRv. EDW ARD A. WILSON.
mayl9-ly Wiam>,u burg Kings county. N.a },rs
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

CoUGHs AND COLDS during the changea
ble 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 rccollect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con
sumption. HaSsoa $ Compound Syrup of Tar
Is the best aud most reliable article known for
the cure of coughs, colds hoarsenesS, chronic
catarrh, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases of
the throat and lungs. No person should be
without 1t. Price 80 cents. Sold by J. W
Denny, Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug stores
everywhere. RUSSELL 4 Lands,
decl BIN PrcDrirtors PbiIo
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

Bishop Becker, of WILMINGTON, has publish
ed pastoral letter positively recurring all
faithful Catholics in this diocese to abstain
from meat. milk and eggs during Lent, except
on Sundays, and once day on MONDAYS, Tues
days Thursdays and saturdays The Following
persons are exempted fiom the Obligations Of
tasting: Young persons under twenty one
years nl age; the SICK nursing women; those
who are Obliged to do hard labor all who
through weakness cannot fast without great
prejudice to their health
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

10 DEAFNESS, Bhndness and Gaia RRH treat
ei with The almost success, by j. IsAAGs N D.. ana
cal College Oi PenTsyiv ivanIa, 70 years experience
0orneriy IF LeydOn, HOuand No. 50 Ar:u Ajrrst
PhIa Testimonials can ne seen al his offce. The
medical faculty are Iugleed To accUmpeny lhPIr Ia
ueHis he mas secrets "a his nracllce Arilfral
eyes Inserted " tnoul peln. No charge or e1Du,lns
lel-.lv
Smyrna times., 1870-03-16

The GovEaN0RSHiP-The Republican
names the following persons in connectlun with
the Republican Illumination for Governor:
Mayor Valentine, j. j. Head, William CInby,
Corhit, of N. c., county; Dr. jump, Of Kent,
au benjamin +. Burton, of Su sex.