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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29
Daily Nsnnebef Sournal.
AU G. U 9 ia.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. 20. 1870.
POLITICAL.

The Young Democracy of New York hav'
nominated Judge Ledwith for Mayor, and h'
will receive considerable republican support
Tammany put on its war paint Thursday
night. The telegraphic dispatches told grin
truth (by accident) when they said the demo
cratic speakers exhorted their hearers tc
"prevent the purity of the suffrage"
About four thousand troops have been sent
to New York to be at hand in case Of distur.
bance at election, and Attorney General
Alderman has visited the city to put in motion
the legal machinery to prevent fraud at the
ballot-box.
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CITY AND TOWN BONDS
IN AID OF THE
KENVEBEC s. PORTLAND RAILROAD

KENyEBEC s. PORTLAND RAILROAD,
The Bonds of certain towns and cities issued in
aid of the Kennebec and Portland Railroad, ma
ture Nov. /, 1870. 1t is proposed to pay the same
in lawful money of the United States. Currency
has therefore been provided, and the Treasurer OF
the Portland and Kennebec Railroad Company
will pay the Bonds on presentation at his Cflice in
Augusta.
1t is understood. however, that some holders
may claim payment in gold. While the Road
does not feel willing, in the present condition OF
affairs to meet this claim it does propose to the
holders, Il liberal alternative, viz: to exchange
for the maturing issue, Bond which has like Sc
curity, and which is in every way frst-class obi
CATION. This Company will give its CONSOLIDATED
Bond" at s. cents, which will pay liberal rate OF
interest The Coupons of this loan are payable
semi-annually in Boston. free of Government tax
the rate is per cent. on the thousand.
BY funding the maturing Bond in this new Sc
curity, a safe and conservative investment will
be had on Bond having twenty-five years to run
covered by mortgage similar to that now protect
ing the Town Loan. The Consolidated Bond was
authorized by an Act Of the Legislature, January
2s 1865, and is intended to embrace all the bonded
Debt of the Road Its legality has just been affirm
ed by full decision of the supreme Court of the
State and is placed on an entirely substantial
basis and as such can be treated by the holders.
The exchange can be made at the Treasurers
Office at Augusta; the Granite National Bank, Au
gasta the First National Bank, Portland; and the
National Exchange Bank, Boston.
But if any holders prefer to sell the Bonds due
Nov l. 1870 for currency, either of the above banks
will buy them.
JOHN S. CUSHING, Treasurer,
Portland and Kennebec Railroad Company.
Augusta, Oct. %, 1870.
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HaliOWell Items.

l. f. Thompson, Esq, has completely re
now affords two excellent tenements, and is
desirable piece of property.
The people of Hallowell will watch the pro
ceedings in the Hoswell trial with deep inter
est. The police have been active in endeav,
OFFS to collect evidence tending to prove the
innocent intentions of Mr.. Latin on the fata
evening; the general sentiment in the city i,
very severe toward IIoswcll.
Capt. Z. G. Eastman, for several years L
S. Consul at Queenstown, Ireland, and subse-
quently at Glasgow, Scotland, has returned
to Hallowell-his former place of residence
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FROM THE VEST.
New HARMONY, No, Oct. 10, 1877

New HARMONY, Mo, Oct 10, 1870.
To the Editor Of lie Kennebec Journal:
This bears date some sixteen hundred miles
the change in the manners and speech of the
the people is equally as great as the distance,
and if an occasional phrase slips in here that
is not familiar, you can attribute it to a weeks
soJourn in this beautiful country where last
year they raised corn fright smart and had
cheap left" but better crop is now stand
ing.
Our route took us through the State of Ill.
and the whole distance on both sides one
could see only continuous corn field We
were informed by fellow passenger, that the
crop in Ill. alone will amount to two hun
dred million bushels. This seems like fish
story, but let one ride through the immense
corn fields of that state, and the estimate will
not seem large. We passed the farm of one
Mr.. Alexander which embraces sixteen thous-
and acres, and as sample of his far ming
will mention one little incident.
A young man wanted to hire out to shook
/ "VAh, anu !" 40 iA'iSu ~ Aii' "a, "hom iS ia
formed that he wanted a job that would last
four or five weeks, asking how much he had
Twenty four hundred acres" responded Mr.
A, .'and when that is out you can get jot
with some of my neighbors."
Mr.. A. made a contract with the Toledo, Wa
bash, Lakeshore & n. York Central Railroads
TO send his cattle to the n. York market
promising to send seven car loads daily, anG
has met his agreement. The roads have of
tered him hundred thousand dollars for thu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

The Argus regrets that the State horse fair
At the Forest City Park, Portland, Thursday,
was failure. Very few animals were
present and the attendance was very small.
race for horses that never beat 2.3s, for
500, was won by Brown Nathan against
SNOWFALL and Dagon. Best time 2.44 l-2.
trial for four year olds, result ed in az easy
victory for Mr.. John s. Heads Knox colt
ssportIand Belle" against i. Brackets
.AbdeI Kader." There was trial of three
, family horses" in trotting heats
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contract. but he wont give it up. He buys
and sells by telegraph, has an office, and an
operator on his farm. By his contract he can
send cattle six dollars per head cheaper than
other dealers. He is undoubtedly the great
est farmer in the world sixteen thous-
and acres in Ill. not comprising tn whole OF
his land. 1t is now quite rainy here, SO that
one has to keep the house or wade in mud
JOSEPH.
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FELLOWS CoMPoUSp OF SYRUP OF HY
rorHosrHIrEs will speedily and certainly ar
rest the depressing influences of disease upon
the nerves and muscles. 1t restores the APP
petite and induces a disposition to take on
healthy flesh. 1t causes the formation Of liv-
ing blood, strengthening the action of both
Heart and Lungs. 1t sustains the system I'M
der trying circumstances, and cause a healthy
development of all the organs necessary to
our existence. T&w1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

The Age says the lyceum lectures in Bel
fast the coming winter. are now so far arrang.
ed as to be a certainty. The course will be
opened towards the close of November by 6
lecture from Hon. VIM. Parsons. the cele-
brated Irish orator. Among the other distin
guished lecturers engaged are Mrs. Liver
more, John S. c. Abbot, Rev. Mr.. Murray
John G. SAKE, Du Chaillu and L. P. Whip
pie.
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The Age learns that McGilvery is to pu
up the frame of ship in his yard at Belfast
in few days. The bark on the stocks viii
be ready to launch by January. Carter s
Co. have a schooner we'll along and will prob
ably lay the keel for another as soon as she
is launched.
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PARK HOUSE, BosroN.-This house, locat-
ted at 1877 Washington street, Boston mas re-
Gently been put in excellent order. 1t is kept
on the European plan, and parties visiting the
city and desiring convenient and pleasant
lodging will find their rooms airy, and clean
and comfortable bed. Board by the day or
week, at reasonable prices. Single rooms at
70 cents and 81 day. See advertisement in
another column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

At the present term of the Supreme Court,
in Belfast, on motion of Z. X. Boyle, Esq,
Edward Simonton, A. L. Luce and William
Thomson, Esqs, were admitted to practice in
the Courts of this State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

The Piscataquis Musical Association will
hold its first annual session at Mayos Hall in
Dover, commencing on Tuesday, Now ed,
continuing four days, under the direction OF
Mr.. L. A. Torrens, of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

At the trottng at the Sagadahoc Park,
Topsham, last Wednesday, the sweepstake
purse was won by 'Cushnoc," entered by
Edward Getchell; time 2.40, e.38, 23s 10.
The race for year old colts, was won by the
"Simpson colt"
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Launched at Frost's Cove, in Perry, las
week, from the shipyard of Mr.. J. B. Mutt, {
schooner of about 400 tons burthen. She is
principally owned by Capt. J. II. McLarren
and S. B. Hume & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

The Gazette says that one day recently
Charles w. Thurston, son of VIM. Thurstor
of Dexter, aged 10 years, dug one hundred
and eight bushels of potatoes, carried then
to the depot, sold them and got the cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

Partridge's Drug Store, Water street, cor
ner Of Market Square, is the place to get pure
spices, favoring extracts and choice family
goods at reasonable prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

Partridge's Drug Store under Granite Hall
is the place to get pure medicines, choice per-
fumes, soaps, toilet and fancy goods in the
greatest variety at reasonable rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

The Ellsworth American says the people in
the vicinity of Cranberry Isle are quite ex-
cited over the discovery of gold mine in the
mountains, and specimens have been sent to
Boston to be tested. 1t is also reported that
an iron mine and granite mine have been
found
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29
Marric0.

In this city, ed inst, by Rev c. +, Penney, Benz
Lamson to Miss Martha {. Gardner, both OF Nassai
boro
In McManville, Tenn, Horace Miller of Howard
Tenn, formerly OF Whlteheld, to Miss olive Z. fui
Ter of Liyermore.
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The Reporter says Mark Hilton, wel-known
as an efficient and obliging man from Ken
dalrs Mills to Moose River, has taken the
Elm House in Skowhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

Joseph Hatch has been appointed Post
master at South Vim, in place of W. S.
Phillips resigned.
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Dlr0.

In Milton, Fla, 18th inst, Eben w. Dorr, aged 4
years, Il native Of Maine. Boston papers pleas
copy
In sedgwick, 2Sd inst, very suddenly, Capt. Jacol
Flye, aged about 80 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

Hon. 7. H. Hubbard of Biddeford, will
preach in the First Baptist Church in this city,
tomorrow forenoon. The young men, es-
pecially, will be interested in his discourse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

Huntington & Co., have just received a
splendid line of gloves and new style neck
tie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

Call at Huntington & Cos, and examine
their custom made overcoats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-29

Tor a KesldtnCe IN the Jlty OF POIlIanui TIC
Young Mems Christian Association
Of Portland, Maine, Announce that they have a
Committee for the purpose of showing kindness to
young men who are strangers, and leading them
under religious influences. They therefore request
all who desire the operation of this Committee,
to send the names and addresses of young men
about to reside in Portland, in whom they inter
ested with such particulars of character as they
may deem proper (Which will be strictly conflden-
tal) to L. H. ARMSTRONG,
=. Q. Box 50. Chairman of Committee
Rheumatism is cured by using Renne's Pain
Killing Magic Oil thoroughly. We do not say that
it cures after the joints are turned into chalky
substance but its early and faithful prevents
this change. Sold by Kinsman. t&wlw
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domestic Nems.

The Wing says the largest and most impor'
tant sale of timber lands ever made in tins
State, probably, was made Thursday, at City
Hall, Bangor, by John B. Foster, auctioneer
for the executors of the estate of the late
Rufus Dwinel. The number of acres sold
was nearly 100, 900 and were among the
choicest timber lands in the State. The sale
amounted to about S260,000. Among the
purchasers were Hon. Henry Z. Prentiss, j.
p. Weber, Moses Giddings, Hon. S. ii.
Ross, S. & J. Adams, Hon. A. d. Manson,
Daniel Lord, J. S. Hamilton, Leavitt & Wes-
ton, Mr. Shaw of Newport ii. Poor & Son OF
Boston, and Clement Wyer.
The Belfast journal says that recently,
by vote of the Directors of the Belfast and
Moosehead Lake Railroad, Mr.. Simpson, of
the Board, officially notified the directors OF
the Maine Central that the road of the former
corporation would be ready for acceptance,
under the contract. on the first day OF
November. Judge Rice replied that COM
mittee of the Maine Central Board, consist
ing of Messrs. A. ID. Lockwood, Il. B. Dunn,
Abner Coburn and Geo. NJ. Patten, had been
appointed to inspect the road, and would pro-
coed to do so on the fist day of November.
The cattle show at Madison Bridge is spoken
of as a success. Arson, Starks and Madison
had each town team. 7. B. Fulton's farm
was represented by a herd of "a cattle and
horses. The Hiltons and others contributed
largely. Capt. Z. NJ. Robinson performed
the duties of Marshal very acceptably. OTIS
Hilton, John NJ. Hilton, John o. Hilton OF
Anson and George Ladd Of Starks, showed
some handsome pulling.
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Special Notices.
Young Mems Christian Association

To PARENTS, GUARDIANS, Pastors and others,
whose Sons Wards or Friends may be leaving home
for a Residence III the City of Portland: The
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21

And your petitioner fpriherfeprcsenta that the I'll.
the authority of the city of Cairoi and by said au-
thOrity assessments were heretofore made 70 cOenf
the amount required to'fc ,fhpete the payment for
said improvement: but, by reason OF q detective
power in the cisy charter, or informally in making
said former assessments or by reason OF soe otner
cause, the said city has been unable 10 collect from
said former assessments the amount required to COM
pete the payment for gau Srcct.hlng fuproN cmrn s,
wherefore your petitioner, pursuant 20 ~ a"t "nii-
tied an act % amend 40 act entitled an not to re-
dlcqhe charter OF the oily OF Cairo ana Tie several
acts amendatUry thereof INTO one aud revise the
same approved February 2sth, 1907 enacted by
the people Of the State Of Illinois represented IN
has od this his petition, and hereby reqrc's that
ffeeholdors Of tie city Of Cairo as comini ,ouers,
whose duty Il shall be, snqoraDce with the proyis
ions OF The Aforesaid act 60 determine the pEupUron
ate injuries and b. nefts which may have cire1 BY
reason Of the aforesaid street flung TO each separate
also TO all such other real estate In the city OF Cairo
and the additions 20 the city Of Cairo as In the osn
nation Of said commissioners may have been injured
benefited by reason Of said street Hing Improve
rncnts; and that said commissioners may perform
and fulfill their duty in every respect AZ the same H.
made incumbent upon them * y, ,,y' n oprprv
90" Mayor of the City OF Cairo.
OF the Alexander Comfy Circuit Court notice II
hereby given % all the owners Of any Of tuch real
estate mentioned in said petition, that The said
Cay Of Cairo, by It's Attorney, wH on Ihur'd'' nc
LsYd J. Bsktr.i judge ~ said Circuit court p.
ply for the apponp ent of five Commissioners 90 le
may accrue by reason Of the mproyem ents 40 irth
ed therein snd q -uch othSr real csaic az
s. and ~ Tho pntSo 81 msD y an
JOHN BROWN, CitA Cluk.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
80 BULLS
sAIsS Alp ~ II LII. a
A GOOD REASON FOR TILE CAPTAINS
FAITH.

H..fg raH 1890
D.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother -..,. d.. ....
Benton Barracks, Mo. AprloO, ~

..3 Benton barracks, Mo, AprlB, 1905.
cR. JOHN BULL-Dear siri knowing the EN-.
cheney u your sarsprilla aud the hsalng ami bene-
hcisl qualities upossesses, send you the following
statement VI my case; $1,000 T.
Twas wounded about two years ago-was taken pris.
oner aud confined for s.Ateea months, Beng moved
often, my wounds have not healed yet. have not
sat up.a moment since was wounded ] am Shot
through thc hips. My gcncuA health " Impaired,
aud ueed something 70 assist nature have more
faith IA your sas ar,ls than IN an ythng else wish
that that is gcuglUe, Plvse express me hall dozen
botti,. ana ollgs d fhCAPf g. L. JOHNSON,
Y. The following wa written April 30, 1850, ny
Mr.. Jennie Johnson, mother OF CAPT. Johnson
. DA JOHN BULL-loay riT; W husband, pr. q,
e. Julnion, q skilliul surgeon md physician IN
Central hcw YORK. WlcTe Ae died, letling tbs above
e.. J.. Johnson my care AZ thirteen years OF ago
he h5d a chronic d'Hriiea and scroiuhI for which
gave HIM your sarsarar.lla ~ CURED hlM! /
lmle Tor ten years recommended Y To many ia New
YORK., OHIO and Iowa, tor soTuIlla, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended "a.
ne cgrs fJfgiotA ssrsaa and sgrss
aaesi t.IacsisEs, aln very ANXIOUS for my sun
g. AgAln have recourse 10 your Sarsapar.ua. lie ls
aru Il getting spuHous article, hence IA. whiting
"a iorlt His wounds were terrible but believe
~ JENNIE JOHNSON,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21

.Jewett Wilcox
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
st LOUIS, CAIRO AND NEW
~ ORLEANS

csrrrtitg an he finest and largest bosts out Of 81
s. ... Louis
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21
NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
LOutSvi11c, Ky.
..f H. 90
BULLS .-r| 3D..
WORM DESTROYER
To lfy United States aud World. VIDE
Readers. mid iHIFU|r .t'.


To lfy United States aud World. VIDE
Readers: ..t 'HI1u'-
I HAVE received many testimonials from yTofes
ls.0nsi and u,edcsi men, my slnfsrhcs amt vari.
Ous nnhl rt have tuusu, all Oi AhgglI ~
Ihs IoIiow1aa nom . mrrify tauchted and pop1IT
ph,.idisn ,o n ssS5s,.i .syFliny ons Of ,h MOI NO.,
CicaeA, knyvs ses,sn, VIVA no sptAks o., and bis
to- n0ny deserves 20 be written letters Vt gold.
ltcsrwls'i the Doctor I'D Of Bulls Worm Bee.
tro2fri Is l.I .
.....r Nlbnow, wslSsr o-un,y, Go,
Jun" -, lsyC..
lr. JOhs BuLL--pesr SIR ihave recently gwen
your Worm Destlsyer' several trisis, ans md u
wonderfully. iicnc'cGs. 10 has not failed siuge
.l.s ace ~ have tns for effect. am dong
petty large county Igaqice, AMI hass dAils psiiof
Some ans1cs HoI the kind" / am free y coule,s
iAM know on Islsssy ace oinnsded ~ IN ahlest
un tns soRtr1y tnesrIc uuversihiu The cttrcme,
ply OBJECT uWrluugly W ~ ~ In O gi-yp What iotias
c,a . 4 ths w. ciE' me drc'ty ion, you. n can
fyi ~ ,,s.,S 80 'a'' as, gent aesl ., !,
'lc tc..slilngs AMI Pfaii,r 4 srcr ingor'y %: BE
T. tuRicisut suply oeclisc We may gBuiHt uI Il,
clni1inatiUn, FOr my pVr shall make " tuls 60
r-o u and every nieaus GO alleviate suGcIl- ,uuA.
iiy W.,Ii ursy be ablc 10 e,inmsnt-nlt Acs ,stug
h"raGsc some one more ingenious than my seif have
leaned ". effects rst and secured the sole At 10
secure that anos1adge. However, I..inby no means
h advocate or supporter VI tie Jas-aa ~ utllsss
uostruuIs thu tost the county that purpuri 70
al manner ~ diseases " nhrh hesh j. heir. Please
t"lly -"on, hnI ia'gia ne u your beat terms.
Z ! an, sir, tery respectfully,
JULIUS T. CLEMENT, NJ. u.
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Testimony OF We aie~I Wen.

stony Poir White Co, Ark. NAY ~, 20,
NJ JonS ByLL--llssr alr.s lasts alnlaiy ives Al
Louisville purfhasng Drug, ana ~ ppgis VI lppr
Sarsnp,rlilA sad 0rfiron BitIei- "a
My syn.in-Iaw, who vas Nth ME in tta store, has
heen down THIN rheumatism fol spWe lime come
inspoed .n tbs B,ttets, ard soei, found bis general
heNtl Improved, .L. Lsg .t-.s..g.HH..I 81.
Dr. DIST, who las besnn bad Meath, tried them
and he also mploNeL ..ft IS. 4l1.lg ~ 1854
IDr Coffee WIN hnr hcrn n had health for several
'years-,'oaach and hrtr ailecied-he Improved yer!
nnleh by i,e g.e gfypur hteersiS lndest.he ceals'
Bluers VA. pVenym great popularity IN tbs SCI laI
H,mt. iltSnk adaldl sell aisAu e'tsLtb OF hir
mrli 4m,{lils fQ especially Ibe. Ceiggn, knars AMI
Sarsaparni,s sldi ME ia Menphiscste OF Rckett
Sreiy-r Rs'psSleN'yH sissn( pSuKrp
idlif ll
Prepared by DR. JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth street, Louisville, Ky.
Tor sale by BARCLAY BROS.
-eZiH
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-21

STEAMER LADY GAY.
JONES, Master,
VIII leave WEDNESDAY evening, January 10th, 1870.
n.t., ats O'Clock y. N. connecting at New Orleans
with Ocean Line ofsteamers TO
liverpool, New York, Boston, and Calves.
..... l... ton, Texas.
Passenger, and shippers cas- rely one OF these
boats leaving Cairo punctuslly as above. H.
. .r. ..# CHAs. T.. HINDE,
General Agent, Cairo.
o Office. on whnrfboai, Public Landing.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-08

FB We would particularly call attention of our ra.dor
s IN another column of Messrs. Bennett &
. io"e Ht Clothing Bazaar, No. SIS Market Street
'ua' way between 1th and 9Th streetsJ PHILADELPHIA
I'm EVERY WAY WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
assuring them that the facts therein set forth well k
sneh to the entire community. are iuiaad ~ pv, G 80
Hf OF ATTENTION Among their stock for the nrssent
season which comprises the best assortment of thIt R
Hsue Clothins In Philadelphia will be found
Cheviots, all shades, in suits
Bannockburns,
Meons
Plain Cheviots, in Pants and Vests
Fancy
Fancy Plaid Cassmeres, in Pants and Vests.
All new styles
Black and Fancy Cloth Chesteraelds
Black " EIastque
New shades Green and Olive
Fancy and Black Cloth Sacks;
All shades Melton
Best grade Blue Flannel Sacks.
bAck ant Fancy Cloth Vasts
Black and Fancy Eastioue
New shades Green and Olive
All kinds Fancy Cashmere
TO match their coats. all kinds Of
10 match their Pants, all kinds of
In short they have every desirable fabric in ts ,,,
uiactured into Mems Youths and Bows --"'
READY-MADE CLOTHING
o. % an Kinds styles and Sizes which they at prices suaran
LOWER THAN TIE LOWEST ELSEWHERE.
".S aS 10" as $500
I'"tS 800
oS'S Loo
Delns an en'lre Mems suit s7oo
(Which are indeed good, substantial and servic.ll -
wen adapted to ordinary business wearJ up to the 6t ~
jest 10 De ioumi anywhere, and have also fine,
location ~ "eiheLhOeT the |
BENNETT & CO.,
Tower HALL,
5Is MARKET STREET
Half way between 5th and 9th sts
PHILADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1870-06-08
WOOL Wantea,

cash Price will be paid. ""'" 'ne highest
may4 Produ = no,i ". JONES.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-08
II PAYE n as

inventors who wish to take out Letters po,on, -.
az vsed to counsel With MUM co ,edltors nc are
csctenyc Amef'can, who have prosecuted claims h
r1or ,e raen office for over Twenty Years. Their
eytenspo ia a"I % european Patent agency is the most
IA me world Charges less than anv Other
[elaDe agency pamphlet containing fniI 1sirnc'
lohs 10 inventors is SEM gratis ''''i u'
MUM q CO., 81 Park Row. New Yo,L
Smyrna times., 1870-06-08
NOTICE,

bo,aI,, Undersigned administrator named above,
uefeby gives notice, that Letters of AdminisIra,,o,
were granted 10 him on the 10th day of Nav lS7O
All persons therefor having demands against tho do
otaSeu estate WI present the same, properly attest
ed, on or before the 10th day OF Nav 1877 9r ohIo
by law III this behalf - "D'N0
PETER S. COLLINS, Admnstra,o,.