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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-05
TEA STORE.

TEA STORE
= e A STORE (!
HI. A. COOK
UAs NOW OPENED HIS NEW
- STORE, in h New Opera House,
and offers to the trade the best assorted
stock OF Fancy and Staple Groceries yer
offered In this city.
T A -.
a LII grades, from the choicest TO agocd.
A. cheap Tea, and pledges himself TO sell
bought In New York, OF any Tea Com.
pany or Tea Dealer.
COFFEES.
1G and Java assorted grades at prices
that will defy competition. Coffee will he
roasted every day and ground free Of
SUGARS.
GRANULATEB, Crushed, Powdered
~ Cut Loaf, Coffee, A, b, &C., at prices
that VIII be sare TO salt.
u
yEYHITE DRIPs, New York Steam
w Amber and Golden, at prices lower
than any time incet the war.
Butter and Cheese.
EXTRA choice genuine Orange County
- Butter. Extra choice genuine Goshen
Butter.
CHOICE ROLL BUTTER.
New York Factory Cheese To suit ali
tastes.
Western Reserve Cheese,
English Dairy
Pine Apple
Sap Sage and Eadam
All are asked to call and see what nne
goods, cheap prices and good qualities are
offered at the
ORIENTAL TEA STORE.
NEW OPERA HOUSE
CAN GOODS, PICKLES, &C.
FREsH STRAWBERRIES.
Fresh Raspberries, Fresh ~BIackberries,
" Pine Apple, " Cherries.
Tomatoes, Reaches.extra.
Chow CHOW, Imperial Hot Pickles;
Captain Whites Oriental Pickle,
Prince of Wales Salad Sauce,
Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Cdtsup,
Assorted Shaker Preserves,
Pure Honey, Horse Radish,
French Olives, French Preserves, as
sorted, &c, DC, at the
Orienta1Tea Store
Just i'm Time for the HOLIDAYS !
EXTRA CROWN IMPERIAL RAJ
- SINS, Jail bunohes)
Choice Layer RaisIns, Sultana Raisins,
Genoa Citron, Lemon Peel, Zante Cur
rants, French Prunes, White French
Grapes, %(fresh,) first ever offered In the
city.
.Atmore's Mince Pie Heat,
Shaker Preserves, GuaUa JeLlg
French Olives, Scotch MarnsaLade,
French Mustard (imported),
DC, de-, at the
Oriental Tea Store.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-05
Lamps. Looking GIaSses,
N de1iers, &C.,
No. Pa First Street.

We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potteries of Stanordshire, England
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong to u customers.
We have the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
in this market of MEAKIN's celebrated
STONE CHINA WARE, including those
beautiful pstterns, China" and Got
TOM which are now having a great run
throughout the country, of which we are
receiving regular shipments OF original
assorted crates, q regular stock for re-
packing. Just received, fresh from LIZ
moges, France, a large stock of GOLD
BAND,PLAIN WHIHE,and DECORATED
FRENCH CHINA.
A NEW GRADE, just In, a full line of
BridgeWood's light White ranite Ware.
French China shapes n finish; a very
superior article, at much less cost than
China.
Hs- Consult your own interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing ESQ.,
where. novl3
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-05
MR.. G. T. CURTIS
LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER

This GREAT NATIONAL WORK, writ
ten In fulhlment of Mr.. Webster's testa-
mentary tniunctions, is published in two
large volumes, Svo, illustrated with eIe-
CANT Steel Portraits of Mr.. Webster, and
fine Woodcuts of different views at Frank-
lin and at Marshheld. Price, complete,
$40. -
AS soon as Mr. Curtis work is published
The present generation will have a much
fuller and more completely rounded con-
ception Of this extraordinary man than
was possessed by his immediate contem-
poraries.-N. Y. World.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-05
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J. B. GREEN. r. L. GREEr
j. ID. GREEN & CO.,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati pric
haia Street. bet. Fifth and Sieth,
iant6-d&w6m EVANSVILLE. IND
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29
MARYLAND ITEMS.

The Unicorn Brass Band, of MiIlinoton
gave festival on Thursday. Friday and S,,.
urday week, by which they cleared $9I3 for rho
I purchase OF baud wagon. 4 nrize rinc md
cake were voted for and awarded to yIiss Racb.
acl Crouch, Of MiIlington, who received 5on
votes to 400 for Miss Annie Roph. of Sn5.
lerSvlIle. Thee two ladies were nominated Ly
ac 'mlnlt'e. The ring brought $lS3 So Tba
n'cHuS "i Ihc defeated lady are Offended at the
result, and considerable cxcitcmcnI has fai'm ',r
ed. ~ ii"o loI'o"-
a a grand Snnday School Jubilee will be held
July lth, at llurlock' Station, ON the D,r g
Del r; r. The Scaford. Dcl' GaIo.tnr', Ca D%r, a
Wheatley's, Chestnut Hin. Washingtonp' p''2%%' F"I
eralSburg, +. New Market Salem, RAD :
HroVe, Jenna, Wainwright, Preston. Rrthle.
mem ana several other Methodist Enisconal
SUNDAY schools have signfied their intention
~ "c present and take part in the exercises
IL Will be one of the most imposing demoustra.
tons ever held on the Peninsula.
;, worcester Rairood- AT meeting Of tbe
President and Directors of the Worcester Rail.
ROAD held IN Snow Hill, on Tuesday, contract
was W entered INTO with DIR. Hillary r. Pitts for
me partial construction of the Road. DIR.
ltts mas contracted to grade and bridge the
hoad Tor the reception Of the ties for the sum
OF 81 900 IN cash, and $lO0O0 in bonds. The
road Is to run from Snow Hill to Berlin.
,INpr1nG u Lcak and BcachcL The Schooner
Sonther"cr, trcighted with GO,OOO feet off
lumber by MessrS. Polk, Powell d Co., of New |
Town, Tor Baltimore, sprang leak on the 18th |
INST, IN iocomokc Sound and was run shore |
on watts Island. The lumber will he saved |
though perhaps damaged
SHoic HW Jokc Recently a serenadng
party III Snow Hill informed certain young la
dlcS That they would screnade them that night,
ana the ladies promised to have some bouquets
ih readiness. Some miSchievOuS fellows found
IL Out, went IN advance, aud received the bou-
4uetS hG affair came near creating q
- mus"
Sanfdy School Conrention of Worcester
Z 0nntH AT the suggestion of many friend of
sunday Schools ia Worcester County arrang-
nents have been made for holding Il COnven-
non OF Sunday School Teachers and other
rlends OF the cause, at Newt0wn, on Wednps-
lay and Thursday, june 29th, 30th All dc.
nominations are To be represented
THE Kent Couaty Railroad. The Chester
own Acws states that the directors have made
III arrangement for iron sufficient to lay the
rack from kennedyvie to Dwyers to which
.olht IL Is expected to have the road in opera q
ION by the first of August.
G3re'Hor Of Wdrylunh- Henry ii, \
iioIdSborough, Of Talbot county, is among b
nose named as the republican candidate for n
Governor of Maryland t
Berlin, tells the following iokc on = merchant RI
t that neighbOrhood Several vrnrs 400 wLcn O
nvelopcS iirSt came about h WAS called mon al
'r some, aud not exactly UNDERSTANDING his u
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

ru>t"hr' frr.h't nave T.. NY ut lclnon~
madam, that about the nearest | can conn. ....i
1t.
Lond Sales, &c. r. ilynson, ESD. as trus
tee, sold last week in ChcStrrtown. the :. slim
Yard farm, containing II : acres. To Mr.. ,Jnbn
I. Smith, at SIS. 10 pcrarrr John e. Brown
Esd, us trustee, Sold on Tuesday of last week
the farm Of {. Carroll Bryan, near Wye Mills.
to james Colt, for S2O0l per acre.
a little four-yraroll boy in Elkton go on
the ears and went to Baltimore one day last
week and his parents and the citizens wcr,
searching for him ior nearly two DAYS before
they learned where he was When the trlc
gram was received informing them of his
whereabouts there was great rejoicing. lin.
name is Ferguson.
kHo{ by Liplh,a4 Wm Elliott, residing
near Church llll. lost two colts. aud Samuel
II. Chance, r">'iln@ on The t"rn Of Daniel G..
tiorpcr, an OK and ar,w. k.i.., by h.ht,.ili. ON
Wednesday night, tn" 18Th inst
C"mp NeetiDu-A T'uion Camp Meeting
under the auspices oi TaIho', FrlrpranI llII,
h"rougb Circuits AMI F.l,ton Stltion. OF ,hc
VI. +. Church, Will be he'd at McNeal'
Noods July -.
Cdcbyution.-The colorcl people of Talbot
county, intend to celebrate the passage Of tn,
10Th Amendment to the Constitution, about
the 18th Of August.
Dr. {, II. Emory, practising physician
died at his residence in Ccntrcvie Queen An
mes county, on Thursday last of typhoid ic
yer. lie was aged about 20 years
The census takcr has just completed HI,
work in EIkton, and finds the population :,
number lI9l souls. In loGO it was l5i6 il,
| 1850 it was I46. -
Mosquitoes, in unusually large numlrr-.
have already appeared in the lower counlje, ot
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland.
The boys i'll Berlin catch pigeons with y
hook and line baitcd with corn or some sub
stance which the bird can swallow
Ennalls Spring Camp meeting will commence
on the 29th of July. instead of the 9Th of An
gust as heretofore announced.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
New Work University Mcd,cines=

i"' ni''eih'S prepared by the New York Medical
"i institution comprised of some of our nos, ,,,i,, m
s'''"''e phFsicanS Ani surgeons and dnIv -,
~ " wv laws oi that state, working sucb nst,u,J
"S"''H VI he permanent cure of diseases far
""'' ullt must eventually supcrceda all ,b.r ,,, ~
" ''''"'' THESE medicines not "pa cpt"
% at" 'ne productions "f men known scieptiGc
" "'r years OF study and experiment bov bro,,, a.
N'N '''ahe remedies prepared strictly In accori
80, ~ ,e Laws "f Medical Chemistry Thoy oro offered .,
I' Pubic IN place Of those health rs,r,,i, - -.
INV oou our country AMI each preparation yos p,vor
"' IN complete the disease G,r which IL -
EVERY mmly should keep constant s,rrv ,f tl,so
''"S remedies an hand. The afflicted sun,,r, o., o,v
'"'''er should by all means At IL Asst send for the
punished by the University, and forwarded fire., Ia amy
ih'Se works, OF which there nrc several brIcs ran
Important Medical Information and n spra .rid, Il,
- " IN" testimony Of hundreds " ho have been cured
""lp'Ion CANCERS, Heart Disease Nervous pr,Iitv
nj '"irSS KhrunsptiSm. UiaensCs a. the eve and Ear
~ ts""''' "taAneSs' Epilepsy. Seminal W,akn. and
''. pa'u and lHatllsOmu diseases many of which had
" "oh'd aS hopeless by the attending ply sicinn Every
hh ana child in the country should carefully read
" ""'NS' especially the ones cntod "Thr University
a "ule to Health" and the Private Medical Advisor
Ior the University preparations are increasing so
"t II has been found necessary to establish branch
ooS ii" over the country. The reader of this psper will
p' '"r an information to Jos. Harold " no has cIar I
'' '"'rrlt auch and has office at No I,7 Irsuut
- N'''"''e'tI - Iny2J Jn !
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

'p"' IN" main spring wtch aud ever, portion ot ,l
"''k' becomes diS"ricr The human sora,cr, Is 10 tt t
~ '''h what that elastic piece metal to clropo,,e
''' Hihuch'S the actions of the other organs and c,rrI
'oaetrtaii' rNrnt the whole living machine Tr ,,,
son NAV be carried further; for the weakness or nth, i'm
'''c''s oi tn" main spring Indicated on the ,c, f l
n"piece 50 aS" is the weakness or other dsorlrr H.
stomach betrayed by the face the invalid The
I'Nd"" or faded, the deficient in lu,tr am, ilri
s'ncr and there Is anxious oppression in t,,
'"uhera'c' which tell As plainly written word. corlI do
t the GkkAr Not RiSHING ORGAN whose Office il is IN mimi
ter I" tn" wants Of tn" body. and sustain and r m .
parts Is not performing its duty. 1t rruur,,
regulating and to accomplish this cui Iost.tt.r S,
BltterS may be truly said to h, 1uE ONE THING r, m
broken main spring Of a watch be replaced ~, , -
but the stomach only bc repaired and str.,,,t,
'S Is one "i III" objects of the vegetable
"hlch Tor eighteen years has been wagiu, succ.r,
WIN dyspepsia IN all climates. AS specific for ir,., -
AUNT "h'h the resources of the pharnlacono,io b,y,
"'' exhausted without a. best, doing more than ,,i,,i
tue complaint a course Of this wholesome and ,,l.,ot,
s'pl'cllc effects perfect permanent crr, In
a." cases ot dyspepsia the liver NOR, or less Ii.I AL
upon 'hN important gland well rs upon tho st,,oh ~
''"ulS th' bltt"rS act with singular ilstn,tn,ss r,.
'. I'ln''K"iahg every secrctiye and -
"nlch mdlly and mental health depend
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29
%V ATsi AAEs E04AA&.

SHORT lrEMS The pupils of EImgrnvc Sc
rct School, in the Alley, gave picnic in
Mr. ID. H. Spruances woods, near town, on
Thursday last. 1t was largely attended and
we'll conducted BY Mr. Noll, the Principal.
A little negro boy, aged about four years,
tell down u well and was drowned, last week
near Newport, New Castle co.
Mr. Reynolds, who had his legs nearly cut
on by the knives OF Il reaper in Talbot CO..
last week, is from New Castle co. Ills feet
will not have to be amputatcd.
Sheriff Wilds, on Wednesday. seized tb,.
schooner Lo,c0, of Maryland, for a violation Of
the law OF this State i'll regard to catching oys.
tGrS.
Kindred and Eichland Lodges. |. O. Of @
I. will hold union picnic at Grrrn,bnrn 0n
Monday, 4th day OF July next. Spcrc6rs'
music: procession and refreshments are in ,
c!udrd IN the order of the day.
a colored man, named Harrison Miller WAS
drowned ON Monday morning week by BEING
Eh"cEcd on an oyster schooner on Joe Florrrr
Shoals off Dover
f. o. Ecccs and Geo p. Barker orc oroot
ing frame dwellings in Dover and JAS Evans
mas commenced work on three two-story stores :.
or shops. >
Canterbury Lodge, No. 2G, l. O.GT. will
hold a public Temperance meeting and basket
rIc-nlc at Pratt's Branch on Saturday next
"a OF july commencing at \. NJ.
The receipts of the Chesapeake g. Delaware
Canal Tor the year ending j unc lst, were S4Ig.
SI0; expenses, $349,GOG.
The army worm, in countless numbers. is
committing its ravagcS upon the wheat and
timothy fields around Mddletown.
Rev. Geo. W. Kennedy, Of this town was
eI'ctcd Moderator of the new Presbytery of
New Castle at Its recent session in Wilmington.
The merchants of this town have agreed 70
close their places Of business ON the Fourth
NO celebration is talked of so tar.
The wheat crop is now nearly all harvested
Halt yield is about the ighcst estimate made
by the farmers ''''''''
The hay crop never was secured in better
condition than this season The wet weather
made large yield, which has not been injured
i'll the least ~
Oats will commence to dry up if rain does
not come pretty soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin visited Cooke Iodcc
OF Good Tempars last evening Mr. b. made
an address,
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

ACCIDENTS Mr.. Reese F. Bell. Of tbi.
tG" tGG%n, was badly hurt last Thursday bv brimg
.hIown !r from wood wagon. He was aIont n;ns
n,.eI ,r'm town on the Kenton road, when the
nsanc VoaneHt occurred and was brought home in an
U'in'o drnIu ~ condition; cor The wagon ioltcd sud-
uI'g a,I @ III rut' which threw him from the load
anu caused some Of the sticks of wooJ = 10y e,
upon him: His back was badly hrrt pp I", :" 'h,l al
Is recovering. He was hauIino a Ioaj ~ "ut ~ nc
PIE wood to fire his kiln Of pottery ''1 u III"
Joseph son of VIM. Worden, had ono of bis
,L ungers = nearly severed by saw on MONDAY ~, at
u, one o! the workmen a Philadelpbian. was
Ill'I, hlsG badly injured at Mitchell & WedirITs
nrsIeI factory one day last week by soc Of the
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

ENiH- .>" FFrIr GKowERs' Assoct,
~ meeting of this A.sociatinn .t
Dover list week a resolution was carri~G moi.' ~
ing the perS0"S WHO hire the cars resnon.;t1,
10 the shippers for the delivery of the frnt
the prompt return of the baskets. witboTt a."
!ay' n resolution Was also adopted aurLorig-
ing that committee Of three be anno;r,tsJ -
prepare brIet statement Of the arrangr,nant,
made by the Association with the rair"ad n,
panles aud that committee of one bn a.,
pointed by the Pre>id. mt at each railroad "nd
shipping station to see that the agreements .m,i
arrangements are properly carried ont. and IN
case OF any violation Of the same to raport tbo
matter without delay to the Secretary Of tb;.
Association, j. a. Fulton, at Dover. that the
proper remedy may be applied and who will
also report weekly TO the said Secretary the
number of baskets or crates of peaches thnf
shall be shipped from his station by said roads
TO each and every place, that the Secretary
may De enabled to have the proper reductions
0l freight promptly made
Under the first of these resolutions the Chair
appointed MeSsrS. Brown, Cochran and bra
per.
Upon invitation of the President, the gen
tlemen present made statement of the pr0ba-
Ole number OF baskets to be shipped from each
station, as follows.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

DRIVEN TO DEATH.- favorite livery horse
known En, as Bucks-skin, " belonging 70 NJ Hiey
wilson, or tins town, was killed by hard dr;~'
ing ON Thursday last by young man named
Joseph Milburn. who hired him to 20 70 'i Mid.
dletown to get married to "a lady of this town
whom he took with him. After return;nG -
from Middletown he continued on TO Dovc1
and wa, coming back at night when the horse
iell 10 the road about three. and half miles
tPIm yaaS S9nyrppa, ~ and sa.G expired The horse was
ably loose, as Mllburn has nothing either in
money or properly The Indignation against
MN Is great, though the affair occurred from
criminal intent. N- '1@r
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

Col. HAMBLEToN, Of Easton, Md, is being
severely criticised by the Eastern Shore papers
for his vote in the T. s. House of Representa-
tives in favor Of continuing the income tax.
He has written letter in justification of his
course, in which he says it was fruitful source
of revenue, and as such Democrats as Wood
ward, Kerr Marshall and sixteen Others voted
for it, he thought he could do the same with
out having his motives or his orthodoxy ques-
toned. tie followed the example and the pre-
cept Of Mr.. Kerr, of Indiana, who is all right
from a Democratic standpoint. But the ex-
panation Is not satisfactory, and there is great
probability that he will be put on the shelf
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

KEv: MR.. BALDWIN and wife, missionaries
from CHINA are now on visit to their rcla-
yves ana friends IN Smyrna. Cha-Cha. their
ChlheSe servant, accompanies them, and is the
sensation OF the period, particularly with the
children. On Sunday afternoon there was =
large attendance at the NJ. +. SUNDAY School
when Mr.. baldwin addressed the children. tel
ing them about the religious peculiarities of
the people OF China, and many of their social
oGGHles. Alter Mr. Is. had finished Cha Cha
talked short time in his own language. which
was interpreted by Mr.. Baldwin, lis ai taji
referred mainly to his religious experience as =
Christian, he having been admitted to mem
Uershlp IN the Church since his arrival in this
country-at Camden, RECENTLY. He compIi
lhcntcd the American ladies, whonl he regards
aSVery Intelligent having heard them make
SPcecheS at religious meetings on several oc-
caslonS. lie belongs to the Coolie or laLorinr
cIass, ana comes over with Mr. Baldwin t0
learn the English language that he may become
al ~ IH'eI Ietcr ana secure good situation in
an Engilrh tea house or some other good po,i-
5Ioh III fau how. He comes at his own So
1t1IatIon. Ills skill as a house servant plcases
i 1tie Ia4il!leS where he is staying Though
Honlzed he seems to regard it with iuJif,r.
elce. On Sunday evening Mr.. Baldwin ,rn,oL
Ell to crowded audience who, notwitb,tonJ.
LIlg thc neat, manifested untring interest for
an hour IN listening to the able discourse ofI
!"e ~ reverend gentleman concerning his work
III Cnlha. lie stated that the mission tbnra
"hlch Tor ten years was without fruits nop
hunters nearly 100 converts. and incIn,ling
the Presbyterian, Episcopal aud other mis-
siIohS, there were over 2O0O native Christians
t4ere. The sermon was highly appreciatcJ /
NIrs' Badwln's school in China. which wa.
sustained s by, contributions from the SunJav
ochooI here, had to be abandoned ON acronnt
OF htr feeble health. 1t gave great encourage.
lhGnt whilst IN operation. They have rccciTc1
Il hearty welcome from our citizens
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

THE INCOME TAX.-On Friday last, in the
U. :. Senate, dGring the consideration of the
revenue bill, it was voted to discontinue the
income tax by majority of II votes 3 { yeas
to % nays. The vote of the House to contin-
ue this tax aroused the country 10 the impor-
tance of the measure, and hardly had the
bill reached the Senate when that body was
Over-run with rcmOnstranceS against the action
of the House. The tax sanctioned as a neccs-
sary war measure, is too odous to be tolerated
in time of peace. The repeal of this part of
the revenue law is sore Disappointment to the
Democrats, who expected to use it as cudgel
to whack the Republicans during the approach
ing campaign
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29

In our issue of June 18th, we spoke of the
dissatisfaction among the Republicans of Kent
and Sussex counties at the course pursued bv
certain gentlemen of the party, and which led
to the nominations made by the State Conyen.
ton OF the 9th inst. The fact that such dis
satisfaction existed was patent to every one.
and has been discussed by all parties ever
since. We are therefore surprised at an article
In an issue Of the Commercial last week. deny
ing its truth, and characterizing our article a.
almost totally without truth in its state
ments.'
We are taken to task an1 our RcpuLlicanism
questioned because We are inclined to look Ger
tain unpleasant things Squa1ely in the face
Can the Conlnerciai hope by shutting its ewes
to the differences in the party, as developed bv
the scenes in the last State Convention. and
the present state of feeling, to shut the eve Of
every one else. also? Is it wise, ostrich like
TO blind oneself, and because one can't sec, or
don t want to see the perilS which threaten.
think that others can be blinded also?
The Commcrcial is angry that We should in
innate such thing as want Of harmony Now
the editor knows, and well knows, that the
statement made by US is true; and we ask
which is the part of true wisdom and GOOD
policy, to recognize and face the danger and
try to overcome it, or to cry peace, peace. when
there Is not peace-when he knows if. and
every one else knows it?
We also take occasion to say we don't like
the threat implied in the Commercjal article
that, unless we do better, we shall no Ionoor Lo
the ofhclal exponent of Republican Con |
gr S. We have never solicited anvtbing wo
have thus received; it came we know not
whence. We were placed under not obIico-
tons to get it; we do not propose to maLo
any to retain it. The Con,n,eroiH NAV
De governed IN its actions by considerations of
P""o"0ge, but We don't propose to be bought
or sold Tor the miserable price of the official
exponent money paid us by the Government,
or open or close our mouth ut the biJdino ofI
u Is or that set CT friends. We remember :bc
Co"'"'cTc'" once took strong grounds against
the action OF u National Republican Conven.
tlon' Does he not think he should have lost
tue Cytc'ot l'"tronage therefor? Did he then
tninK he was furnishing ammunition to tbo
democratic press?" We made no att,cL On
tne principles OF the party as expressed in ;ts
pla''ofln' We attack the actions of men who
are trying to injurc the prospects of RepubIi.
can Success There are differences in .bc nart,
ana we think the best plan is to acknowledgo
anu meet them, and not by denying. (ooIi.LIv
lmag.hv Wl can make others Lclicvo tl,,, Ja.;. :
exist my N0n ! +
Smyrna times., 1870-06-29
The EIyperian Hair CurIer.

This is TO certify that persuaded to try one nf
the latest improved Wheeler Il Wilson sewILg MA.
chInes nnd was nnacquaInted with any other con.
cluded To lhe W. W.. aud paid nine dollars on u;
since then have.iried the Howe Machine and find
u to he so lar superior in all respects To The Wheeler
~ wilson that requested the w 4 w agent to take
,'t'tS , IN away. ana would forfeit tho amount paid
hut he refused to do so and offers 10 Iet mo INV Er n
hre" doars per month rather Ihun lei The Howe heat
~" out Tie also says that the Howe is The hardest
h',tR lug "9Sh'ne; II Is not so. For myself have
bought the Howe sewing machine
.oo MRs. NJ. +. HAYNES,
JeS' No 4, f. Second Street