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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-20
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The repu,atio this excellent medicine enjoys,
derived from its cures many Of which truly mar
yellous, lnveterate eases of serotulous disease
where the system seemed saturated with corruption
have been purified and cured byit Scrofuous affec
ons and disorders which were aggravated by the
ulous contamination until they werepainfully afict
ing. have been radically cured in such great number
in almost every section of the country that THE pub
lie scarcely need to be informed of its virtues uses
Scrofulouspoison is one of the most destructiv
enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfe
tenant of the organism undermines the constitution
and invites the attack of enfeebling or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion of its presence. Again
it seems to breed infection throughout the body an
then. some favorable occasion. rapidly deyelo'
into one other of its hideous FORMS either on th
surface among the vitas. In the latter tubercle
may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart,
by eruptions the skim or foul alterations som
part of the body Hence the occasional use of bot
tie Of this Sarsaparilla is advisable, even when
with the following complaints generally find imme
date relief and at length. cure. by the use of th
sARSAPARILLA; st. Anthony's Fire. Rose 0
Erysipelas, letter, Salt Rheum. scald Head, Ring
visible forms Of Scrofnlous disease Also, in the NOR
concealed forms, as Dyspepsia Dropsy. Heart Dis
ease Fits. Epilepsy. Neuralgia and the various III
ccrous affections of the muscular ana nervous sys
| tens.
| Female Diseases are commonly soon relieved an
ultimately cured by its purifying and invigoratin
| effect Minute directions for each case are found
our Almanac supplied gratis Rheumatism " ann an
matters in the blood yield quickly to it as Also ye
| Complaints, Torpidity. Congestion, or Infammatio
of the Liver, and Janndce, when aasing as tney o.
ten do, from the ranking poisons in the blood In
lSARSAPARILLA is a great restorer for the Streng!
and yigor of the system. Those who are Langni
| and Listless. Despondent, Sleepless, and trouble
affections symptomaticof Weakness. will find imme
diate relief and convincing evidence OF It's restora
tive power upon trial.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-20
Business Cards.

ELLA ]. MERRILL, Pupil of Mrs. j. II. Long,
IL Boston. Mass, will give lessons in singing and
cultivation of the voice. BELLOWS FALLS VT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-20
Gapes in Chickens.

Chas. d. Van Allen, of Coolbaughs,
Pa, inquiries Can you, or any ofyour
readers, give the true cause and cure for
the gapes in chickens We are losing
ours by this disease
REPLY.-The cause is very small,
fesh-colored worms in the breathing
pipe Of the chick. A great many poul-
try fanciers have conjectured that the
worms sprang from this, or that, or some
other source. The most satisfactory way
to save the chickens which exhibit symp-
toms of gapes, is to fish them out. By
opening the mouth, as the bird is held
quietly, and looking down into the
throat, small red worms may be seen at
tached to the side of the pipe. Procure
long hair from the tail Of horse, doub-
lie it in the form of letter U, with
the strands pressed up closely to each
other then thrust the loop down through
the small orifce, twist the hair around
a few times, so as to entangle the worms,
and draw them out. We once took nine
worms out of small turkeys throat in
few minutes. Some persons have en-
pluyed the end of hens feather to fish
the worms out. Such worms choke the
chickens to death.-Neio York Observer.
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postry,
A Printers Hohenlinden.

In seasons when our funds are low
subscribers are provoking slow;
A few supplies keep up the flow
Of dimes departing rapidly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-31
Misrrlianp.
TRCSSILIAN COURT;
OR.
The Bar0nelss Son.

BY MRS. HARRIEr LEWIS,
AUTHOR OF THE DOUBLE LIFE, THE BALIFF s
SCHEME" THE sUNDEREO HEARTS" 1.-THE
LADY OF KILDARE" "A LIFE AT STAKE"
'TuE HOUSE OF SECRETS" ETC.
The New York herald., 1870-01-23

Neutrality-suspicious. GIVEN IN THIS USEFUL
~ and ornamental branch OF education moderate charges
by teacher of standing and experience Address box 1891
Post
The New York herald., 1870-01-23

1T r ROSENTHAL'S, 81 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR
n Teuh street (ormcrly 353 BowerylLades and gentle
men obtain the highest value for CastoN Cothng For
nture Carpets, &C., by calling or addressing Ladies a.
tended to by Mrs. RogenthAl-
The New York herald., 1870-01-23

rOLDsMITH'S COLLEGE OF PENMANsHfP AND
" bookkeeping, Booths building, established ls3s-Sew
pupils this week Mt reduced Ladies' class,
&5. Full success guaranteed TO all.
The New York herald., 1870-01-23
STOCKS STRONG.


GtId cleared. sac, 3s3, 600
GtlO DalauCcS 1,a9y, 223
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1.S4l SS4
STOCKS STRONG.
The stock market was IN general strong and for
some OF the list buoyant Rock Island continued to
bedeat In upon the sidewalk in front Of the Stock
Exchange ana at the several calls Of the National
Beard. 1t opened at 1854, rose to 1854 declined to
iG, and then advanced to 1861, closing finally at
that figure. There was much discussion Of situa-
lDn, but nothing new transpired. 1t IS thought the
additional stock will be registered and the whole
admitted to the call again. great deal OF stock
vas sold, but strong buyers appeared to be
ready TO take 1t, and hence the inference
mat the late demonstration was stratagem made
use OF by the shorts to cover OLD sales. The street
Is greatly puzzled about the matter, but still deals
actively in the stock, which is as much lavorite as
ever, despite its oanshment In tue afternoon pre-.
limlnary to the bank statement there was the usual
activity In the Vanderbilt shares New York central
rising to 9i, the scrip to SS& ana Harlem to 1404.
northwestern preferred was the feature report
that "corner" s preparing In 1t for 'the old man,
who got ahead OF the Commodore IN the Erie 'cor-
ner," but who Is now In for very tight squeeze IT,
as report SAYS he is short Of the STOCK especially as
Mr.. Vanderbilt is rum0red to be heavy buyer OF it,
For the sake OF the public, who love sensations it
Is to be hoped this story Is true, and that
the two railway magnates of Wall street
have again crossed swords This Is the return
innings to the little game PLAYED in 1868. Lake
Shore and Wabash were strong and higher. st.
Paul was favorably affected by the circular of the
president OF the company giving summary of the
operations for 1859. The express stocks were buoy.
ant for Adams and United States ana strong for the
Others. She speculative spirit seemed to run greatly
upon the miscellaneous shares to-day, and Boston
Water Power, Quicksilver and Cumberland were
severay lea out into activity. The last mentioned
advanced to 331s. In the miscellaneous railways
Alton and Terre Haute common was weak and de-
Gned to 221a whlle Columbus and Indiana Central
was better. The market fell OF @ quarter to one
per cent in late street transactions except for Rock
Island, which was strong at the best price OF the
day. The course of the market Is best illustrated
by the following table or
The New York herald., 1870-01-23
THE MONEY MARKET

THE MONEY MARKET
was easy at i've 10 six per cent with exceptions at
four and seven. The lower rates were obtained by
lenders who were anxious to employ large sums
over the holiday to Monday. Discounts were more
current at decided relaxation in rates. Prime
short paper sold at per cent and for the ord
nary double name acceptances the rate ranged from
seven and half to nine per cent Foreign exchange
was STEADY, but with little doing after the steamers
GOLD ACTIVE.
Tne gold market exchanged Its heavincss for de-
ciaed activity and the price rose from l2oA to
1DX. The purchases OF the importing merchants
and the frmness OF exchange communicated
strength to the market ana evidence was not want.
Ing that some large purchases were made on specu-
latve account. The loan market to-day shows an
increase OF the short interest," the general carrying
rate being IRON five to seven per cent although
some transactions occurred as low as four and even
one per cent. The course OF the premium is shown
In the tablet
The New York herald., 1870-01-23

the changes are In detail as follow
The New York herald., 1870-01-23

The president OF the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail.
way Company has issued circular, dated 10Th inst,
to the shareholders In which he says that the direc-
tors UNANIMOUSLY recommend the shareholders to
authorize them to increase their capital stock-tne
common stock $3.50 shares, or at par 3s2SoOo, and
TO divide the same among the shareholders, giving
each share OF preferred stock three dollars the
new stock and each share OF the common stock
seven dollars in the new stock, which was the
amount OF the STOCK dividend recently declared on
the respective stocks. The depression in the grain
trade 30 affected the receipts OF the COM
pany as to make it .impraCtcabe to declare
as large cash dividend on the common as on
the preferred stock. The company is made the
unwilling agent OF the government to collect
about four cents per bushe for bushe OF heat
carried by IL to pay for the direct ana indirect taxes
levied upon 1t by the State and federal authorities
Hereafter the president says the policy of the di
rectors viii be to divide the net earnings In cash to
the stockholders.
The earnings OF the company for 1869
were. S7,250, ,66S
Operating expenses. 4,229,ss2
Net earnings. ........................S 50, ,o2o 1856
Interest on mortgage debt. ............. 1,246 $50
Applicable to dividends. ds................ s1774204
Amount OF preferred Stock ............ 9,744, ,26S
Amount OF common stock............. 1866 I04
Total preferred ana common stock ;. Sl7. 400 372
The property OF the company Is represented ny
Mortgage bcnds. ...........S S17, 1872 500
Preferred stock. ck.................S9 SO, ,7l4,2
Common st0cK... 1865, l04
Proposed increase. .............. s2s.9J0
is, 23S 272
y36 miles cost. $50, ,370 772
or S37, 500 per mile
The New York herald., 1870-01-23
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
Government bonds opened strong at slight I'M
provement on the closing prices OF Friday, but as
the day wore on prices became active and advanced
. half to three quarters per cent. The government
market Is very sensitive to bulllsn influences and
advances upon the least pretext, which il taken as
sign of the really rm tone which underlies 1t. The
stimulating influence to-day was the strength OF the
gold premium as well as the steady investment de-
mand. With money worth only five to six per cent
on call in the open market capital soon finds Its
way into these securities Tor present investment.
The following were the closing street prlces:-
United states currency skies, 11ox q III; do.
1881, registered, l177S 11s; do. do coupon, 117A
LIS; dc. fvetwenties, registered, May and Novem.
ber, 115h s1l5N; do. do, 1892 coupon, DO, 1l5H
l1syI; do. do 1894, do. do, 1l5H 115X; do. do.,
The New York herald., 1870-01-23
TIE EVENING TELEGRAsL

TIE EVENING TELEGRAM
AN IMMENSE CARTOON
In the
EVENING TELEGRAM
ON FRIDAY, JANUARY q.
THE REIGN OF TERROR.
!. NEW YORK OF TO-DAY.
THE RULE OF RowDYIsM
TaE CARNIVAL OF CRIME
IN THE
IMMENSE CARTOON
In THE TELEGRAM.
PRICE TWO CENTS
In THE TELEGRAM.
FULL AND GRAPHIC REPORTS
OF ALL BALLS AND PARTIES.
THE NEWS or THE DAY EVERY EVENING.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH AND NAIL FROM
ALL PARTS
THE MORNINGS DoINes Ar THE POLICE COURTS.
RICH AND RAcY LOCAL SKETCHES.
ITEMS OF IMPORTANCE.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION DEFINED.
LOCAL MATTERS ABLY TREATED
FASHION, GOSSIP. &C.
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM
SUBSCRIPTION. SIX DOLLARS YEAR.
PUBLICATION OFFICE 81 NASSAU STREET.
PRICE TWO CENTS
AN IMMENSE CARTOON
= IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
on FRIDAY, JANUARY 2s
THE REIGN OF TERROR
NEW YORK OF TO-DAY
THE RULE OF RowDYrsM
THE CARNIVAL OF CRIME.
IN THE
IMMENSE CARTOON
IN THE TELEGRAM
PRICE TWO CENTS.
BILLIARDS.
A FINE M STOCK OF FIRST CLASS BILliARD TABLES,
ase viii be @ sold very low cash Cali At the Maaaac.ory
RILLIARD TABLE FOR sALE--A SMALL FRENCH
- Billiard Table, pheans cushions slate bed. solid rose
eee g. s'h
7 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO ALI THE BILLIARD
table makers the United States that certain picture
mark who are copying the same are infringing on
rights and will be dealt with as the law directs.
w. II. GRIFFITH, Billiard Table Manufacturer
~ Vesey street.
FURNITURE.
A. LARGE SALE OF FINE FURNITURE, CONSIST
j.. G fIcKHARDr ls BleecKer street, corner Of suit
See auction notice.
(NARPETS, FURNITURE AND BEDDING.-fIOuss.
~ keepers supplied with the above easy Pay
ments weekly monthly. KELLEY CO,
Twenty-dfth street and Sixth avenue.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, BOOKS AND LIBRARIES
bought for cash at l25 Sixth between Ninth and
Tenth streets. $4,000 volumes OF Books for sale.
CLOTHING.
Afr RosENTHALs, 81 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR
n Teuth street formerly 353 BoweryLades and gentle
men obtain the highest value for Casof Cio.hng Fur
nture, Carpets &c. by calling addressing Ladies AZ
tended " by Mrs. Rosentha-
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

AGRAMoNTR-MINER.-On Thursday January 13.
st st. Patricks cathedral, by the Rev w. STAIRS,
The New York herald., 1870-01-23

The exports OF specie to-day were, per steamer
lafayette sl1s.56 and per steamer Union $685. $780,
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
tOlOws:-
Geld cleared S40 3S3, 900
Geld balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s9y, 223
currency balances. 1S4l, SS4
The New York herald., 1870-01-23
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, !
SATURDAY, Jan. 22-8P.
me accumulation OF funds It this centre IN atm
further reflected In
THE BANK STATEMENT
submitted this afternoon although its favorable fea-
tu'es produced little effect upon the street, good
statement being generally looked Tor, while the
Rock Island affair continued to absorb Q great
zeal OF attention. The increase In deposits is over
nve millions, made up Of an increase OF nearly two
millions In specie an increase OF about two and half
millions In legal tenders and an increase OF half
million In loans The banks gain about four millions
10 reserve. Despite the large deposits the surplus In
excess Of the legal reserve has been increased ABOUT
three millions. The last two statements compare as
The New York herald., 1870-01-23

Vicar General. FRANCIS AaRAM0Nr. DE SOCANAx.
island Island o. Cuba % MAooIs p, daughter OF Thomas
Gay January ~ By the Rev. George N Morgan H
daughter OF DR.. b. D. smith. OF the former place.
DUFFY-MULLKN.-In New York, on SUNDAY. jan
M e the Ks, Father 81 81
.DUNHAM-GILL-On wednesday evening, January
Dr. AWnsw Oasr o. snS Of
HENRY Il DUNHAM, Jr., OF New YORK, 10 MISS MARY
A;,, A., eldest daughter OF Captain % WILLIAM H. Gl
ELLIorr-LINDER.-On Thursday, January 0, AZ
ST. Peters, Nottingham assisted BY the REV H. +.
Fountaine, b. A. curate OF Huyton Lancashire,
CHARLES JAMES, thru son OF Thomas Elliott, ESQ,
daughter OF Joseph Llnder Esq, Brooklyn House,
Mapperley, Notts, England.
JoHNsoN-LIvINGsTON.-O Thursday evening
January 90 by the Rev. Dr. Adams DAVID JOHNSON
TO MARIA LOUISA LIVINGSTON, OF this city.
LA MALFA-OLIvIER.-inl TINS city, Wednesday,
January 10, by the Rev. A. X. Sandford. JOSEPH r.
La MALTA to Miss EMMA +. OLIVIER, both OF this
city. No cards.
H. by the Rev. Mr. DRAPER, OF Harlem CORNELIUS b.
LoNGsTREET, OF Harlem, to ISABEL BENNETT, or Nor
rlsania. No cards
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday even
ting, January 19, az ST. Teresa's church, by the Rev.
Father Fattery Mr. JAMES MCCORMICK, Of Stevens
vile, Sullivan county, N. T., to CArHARINE DoNNEL-
KATHwELL-HATFIELD.-On Tuesday, January 49,
at tine residence or Mrs. G. G. Hess, by the Rev.
Thomas Street, CHARLES RATHwELIr of New York
city, to ISABELLE, daughter Of Daniel Hatfield, OF
Bradford, Pa
RIDLEY--RETLLY.-On Monday, January II, by the
Rev. A. J. Thebaud. Mr.. WILLIAM b. RIDLEY, or II
tusville, Pa, to ELLEN REILLY, OF New York city,
daughter OF Owen and Susan Reilly, deceased.
SHAw-VAN VLIET.--At the milford Homestead,
StaatsDurg, Duchess county, N Y, on Thursday,
January 70, by the1Rev. II. ID. Ganse JOHN G. SHAW
to JENNIE A., only daughter OF VIM. Van vliet Esq,
all Of New York CITY, No cards.
Birth.
BoCKHORN.-0n Saturday morning. January %,
Mrs. FREDERICK BOCKHORN was blessed win young
The New York herald., 1870-01-23
PROPOSALS..

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION OF THE STATE
" OF New York, New York. Jan. T. 1870.
NOTICE TO ARcHIrEoTs.-The undersigned, committee
OF the the asylum Wards Island
for the treatment OF viii receive plans there
FOR such plans to be presented beote the 10Th OF
February, proximo. The plans must be designed To
accommodate $50 patients and be accompanied by cst
mate OF the OF the building. All Information In
reference TO the Asyum, It's location, nc, may DO
tho Superintendent OF Wards Island The timo
OF meeting OF the Asylum Committee for the examination or
plans viii be asceraned FROM the Superintendent
OF the Commissioners Of Emigration Castle Garden. Tho
or $1,000 Will be paid for the plans which may DO
adopted the COMMITTEES reservins right However, TO ecct
any and all plans presented
GULlhN q. vERPLANCK, Presidentl
CYRUS H. LOUrREL,
PHILIP BISSINGER,
RICHARD o'GORMAN, SCommistcc-
ISAAC 7. SMITH,
FREDERICK kAPP,
Il. MCLLROY
The New York herald., 1870-01-23

I,RENCH CONVERSATION AND LITERATURE.-PRO-
II fcssor PARRAIN, graduate OF the Catholic University
and Normal School of Paris teacher
vers,ty OF New York, % Bond street.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-19
FARMERS HELPER.

SHOWS HOW TO DOUBLE TIE PROFITS OF
- THE FARM. and how farmers and their sOrs can
each make 500 per Month IN Winter. 10000
copies will be mailed free TO farmers. Send name
and address TO ZIEGLER. MCCURDY q co Ptila.
del pha Pa. dec29Iw
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BENT CABINET ORGANS
At Lowest Prices.

That the MASON g. IIAMLIN CABINET and NE.
TROP0LlTAN ORGANS are the best in the world
is proved by the almost unanimous opinion of profess
sIona musicians, by The award TO them of SEVENTY.
FIVE GOLD and SILVER MEDALS ar other highest
premiums, at principal industrial competitions within
few years, including The Medal al the Paris Expo.
stlon and by sale very much greater than that of
any similar instruments. This Compan manufacture
only Firsi.class Instruments, and will not make
- cheap organs" at any price, suffer an inferior
instrument to bear their name. Having greatly
increased their facilities for manufacture by the in
irOducliOn Of new machinery and Otherwise they
now making BETTER ORGANS than ever before,
| al increased economy in COST which, in accordance
with their fixed policy Of selling always at least
muneraiive profit, they are now offering at PRICES
| of INFERIOR WORK. FOUR OCTAVE ORGANS,
PLAIN Walnut Case. $50. FIVE OCTAVE ORGANS,
DO1ble Reed Solid Walnut Case, carved and panele
with FIVE STOPS. Viola. DIapasOn, Melodia, Flute,
| Tremusnt, $l25. Other styles in proportion.
Circulars, with full particulars, including accurate
drs wings of the different styles of organs and much
nformaliOn which will be Of service to every puf-
chaser OF organ, will be sent free, and postage
/ paid, 10 AM one desiring them.
! MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
| l64 fremont street, Boston; 596 Broadway N, Y.
| decS4t
Smyrna times., 1870-01-19
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
WINDOW SHADES,

and TRUNKS. where persons in want Of such ar.
tcles will always find a complete assortment, such
as Rag, Ingram and vcnitian Carpets, Oil Cloths, i
II, and yards wide. Trunks, all sizes and kinds,
Window Shades, in Patterns, and by the yard -
Also, Window Fixtures in every style. Alpaca,
Gingham and Cotton Umbrellas. l am also selling
the Storm King Umbrella, the best umbrella in use.
II is strengthened by auxiliary braces, that makes
it impossible to turn in the wind.
have also nice line Of
Smyrna times., 1870-01-19
New Advertisements. A

GLAD TIDINGs To 'CoNsUMPTIvEs-A GRATEFU
~ father Will send TO ali who wish IT, the directions
by which his daughter. after beng gives up by ply
sIcan and despared of by her father, was restored
from CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION 10 perfect
health, without The use of medicine. Sent free
Address Mr.. GREEN d. FRANKLIN, Jersey City, N.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-19
LOWEST CASH PRICES

No lady or gentleman will be disappointed in not
getting what they want in my line for am con.
stanty receiving fresh supplies and latest styles of
goods from the city. Ladies wishing to fit them-
selves in SHOES can do so without being exposed
10 the vulgar stare Of every passer-by l have the
rear of my store fitted up expressly for ladies, where
they will be free from all intrusion.
NY business, in the past, has more than met my
expectations (hanks to the public for their very
liberal patronage) and l am determined, for the
present year to make it of than ever,
if good and cheap goods is the secret of success.
have constantly on hand nice assortment
Smyrna times., 1870-01-19

In September the Wheeler Wilson agent left machine
with lady in Newark Del trial She did not feel satisfied
with it, fri nt7 had Howe trial she
she would Howe After using the Howe month";
called She told she had tried all the
different kinds the Great American Overseam and Button
hole Machine and she would purchase until she that
The time her would not give the
Howe for all the rest.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-19

Wedding Cards neatly printed at this Office.
- -------- - II --.E--L IL -
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Landisville. Lancaster a COUNTY, Pa.

Having been conversation with neigbOr Mr. Samuel
Heand long the subject Of machines he
informed that h taken task by the agent OF the
Wheeler Wilson for trading off the machine he had bought
from the Howe Machine, without hrst giving
the Wheeler WSOn agent achance to take 1t back and
funding the money he had for the would
hereby inform the public that had Wheeler s0n Ma
chine frDm me and found that it would not work
satisfaction. when offered return it to the agent and
demanded in when the refused take il
back note. therefore traded mine OH
also, on the Howe Machine. CHRISTIAN MILLER,
Iandisyilla.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-19
TOWER HALL.
NEW STYLES FALL and WINTER
CLOTHING.

Our Stock is unusually full and complete comprising @
entirely and desirable styles Of goods S
MEMS. YOUTHS and BOYS READY-MADE dAN"N'iN
Of all einds, STYLES, and sizes. =, ,... fashion
We the stylish goods, cut in the latest asn
well palmer and moderate Styles suited 10
and betterin
STYLE FIT and WORKMANSHIP
than any other readymade Clothing in Phadepha
Also a choice selection OF
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN THE PIECE
which will be made to order in the Best and Fgss @ hc
those who prefer. All Prices Guaranteed LOW
Lowest Elsewhere Full Satisfaction Guaranteed
all cases. the sale cancelled and MONEY ~
E Samples of material sent by mail when oesireu' ioi
garments either ready made made to order
Halfway between BENNETT % OO'
SixTu sTs 5ls MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 800 BROADWAY, New YORK
oct2I-3nnhm
Smyrna times., 1870-01-19

Having used the Wheeler wilson Sewing Machine for
year, thought there IL equal until got Howe
which find is superior in the zines
material with the Howe Machu- T;Gou drawing it in th
least another great advantage will makea perfect
both sides. would take twice the amount thai
for il If could not get another one like il.
Wilmington, Del, NOvember q 1869. ". r.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-19
Farmers
nI1srnM nRpAnrAlrNr

Our readers must not forget that while Wanamaker Brown
their Ready made Clothing they
have Custom Department larger and better than
chant tailoring esabshment Ia the city. You send
there and fine clothing
tleman could DESIRE and at most reasonable prices.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-19

Plain and Fancy JOB Printing neatly done ct
this Office. Orders by mail attended to.