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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-30
FROM CHICAGO.
Destructive Firess

Chicago, Dec %. The flour mill of Geo
Smith at WATERFOWL, ILL.,. and several thou
sand bushels of wheat which it contained, was
burned last night, Loss $4,000; insured
for S2l 500. q.
The number of deaths in this city the past
year were 2,73l, a decrease of l79 from 1869
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On the Christmas tree at the Congregation
alist vestry the other evening, there were
about two hundred presents for teachers and
scholars. The little ones who have but few
friends to provide for them presents, were
very kindly remembered. There was a good
attendance, and everything passed off hand
somely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-30

John II. Hussey living a couple of miles
out of the city, drove in a large and fat pair
of oxen yesterday, weighing 1900 pounds and
girthing feet 10 inches also a well fatted
COW. These animals are to be cut up by
Flagg Miller, for the benefit of their numer-
Gus customers. Look out for juicy steaks.
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OATS-39 for No. 2.
RYE-No. ,, 70a72.
BARLEY--75 for No. 2.
MESS PORk-l8 %.
LARD-lI4.
RECEIPTS-4000 -four. 2a, 600 wheat, 80 eco corn,
10000 oats, 1000 barley, 10000 hogs.
SH1PMENTS-3000 -four, 1900 corn 1000 oats,
so 900 barley, 5000 hogs.
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SUMMIT MT. WASHINGTON.

Mt. Washington, Dec. 90 Observations
were taken at Z p. M. Barometer 23,027 !;
change of 367 Thermometer l deg, a change
of 10. Relative humidity, Al; wind north
Velocity of wind "a miles per hour. 1t has
been clear all day. Wind has increased since
this forenoon from &c to 81 miles per hour,
accompanied by rapid fall of the baromc-
ter.
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FORT SCOTT.

Fort Scott, Kas., Dec. 20. Col. Morrill,
received orders from the War Department
yesterday, instructing him to remove all set
tiers from the Mamie reservations in this
State at once. There are from three to four
thousand settlers upon these lands. Sacy
Gena, thriving town of $4,000 inhabitatants
also on the same land must share the same
fate
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FROM BOSTON.
Fire..

Boston, Dec 20. Fire was discovered this
morning in the residence of Col. Thomas L.
Chickering. Beacon ST., the firm of Chicken
ing & Co., piano manufacturers, doing damage
to the house and furniture nearly $4,000.
Caused by overheating the furnace.
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FROM HARTFORD.

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 20. James Alden
of n. Y, a creditor of the Boston, Hartford
& Erie Railroad, petitioned the L. S. District
Court of Connecticut, for an order to show
the cause why the company should not be
adjudged by bankrupt. Judge Shipman has
granted an order and set down a hearing for
Jan. LIST, in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-30

Mrs. Polly Newell of Winslow, aged about
so years, was found dead in her bed yester-
day morning, terribly burned. She probably
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-30

Some Ladies suffer dreadfuy with the headache
and this causes their hair to fade. NATURES HAIR
RESTORATIVE is a sure remedy for the ache and
will restore the color Of blanched, gray or faded
HAIR, see advertisement. dec26-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-30

For tho next ten days I shall sell some
beautiful Vases, Parians, Statuettes, Busts,
Bronzes, Jewel Cases, Perfume Caskets, &C.,
left from Christmas supply, at less than the
actual cost, for the purpose of reducing my
stock.
CHARLES X. PARTRIDGE,
under Granite Hall.
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FROM PORTLAND.
Robbery.

Portland, Dec. 30. About 10 o'clock to-
night man named Patrick McGlinchy was
knocked down and robbed of $500 in money
and valuable gold watch and chain; the
blow rendered him senseless.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-30
Shooting AHrnX.

Nopoeod Brown, 10 years old, a son of
Judge Thomas Brown of buchanan county,
Mo-, was stabbed Monday 81 times, and NOR
tally wounded, bv Frank Dean.
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FROM CINCINNATI,

Cincinnati, Dec. 30. Benz. Golf engaged
in the dry goods business as a retail dealer,
made an assignment to-day. The assets do
not exceed $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-30

The largest advertising contract given out
during the year 1870, was last week awarded
to Geo. p. Rowell & Co., of New York, by
Mr.. f. c. Allen of this city. The contract
includes nearly every paper published in the
United States, and the cost of the job will
exceed $50, 200.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

lIVC.
MESS PORK-6I9.50
LARD-lll4 d1la.
BULK MEATS-sdes 9%df0
BACON-shonlder and clear rib sides lI1S.
WIIISKEY-in good demand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-30

Mr.. Asher II. Barton of Benton, the Sheriff
elect of this county, will be qualified to-day
and enter upon the duties of Sheriff on Mon
day
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Dec. 80. Michael Digeran, a
laborer in Elizabethport, N. j., shot his aged
mother dead during quarrel last night, and
escaped.
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Freemans National Bank.

gINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. holders of the Freemans National Bank of Au.
gusta will be held at their banking in Augusta
on TUESDAY, the 10th day of January, 1871, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon for the purpose of choosing
a Board of Directors and of transacting any other
legitimate business which may come before them.
j. l.. ADAMS, Cashier.
Augusta Dec % 1870 n
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FROM HAVANA.

Havana, Dec 20. Advices from San Do
mingo to the Goth contain the following:
Gen Cabral is in the neighborheod of San
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THE WEATHER.

Fortress Monroe. Dec. 80. A severe north
west snow storm set in last night, and contin-
ued till noon to-day About inches of snow
fa1I
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MarrieD.

In Norrdgewock, 18th INST, Henry c. Powers to
Miss Anna +. Walker
In Guilford 2lst INST, Mr.. c. NJ. Stevens to Miss
Emma F. Gordon, both of &.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Hs. f.-... CHICAGO, Dec. 20.
FLOUR-spring extras 525
WHEAT-No. 2, l04% 9l07h.
C0RN--for old, 39k for new.
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Harlow, the present able and faithful incum-

Harlow, the present able and faithful incum-
bent was appointed. There has been ap-
propriated from the State Treasury for the
insane, directly and indirectly since the in
ception of the hospital, 80 years ago, the sum
of S7G2 92G.G9. Since 1910, the hospital ha 8
nearly quadrupled in size. Four large wings,
three stories high, have been erected. The
farm has been increased from GO acres to 300.
The receipts and disbursements have increased
from seven or eight thousand to nearly one
hundred thousand dollars per annum. The
Superintendent speaks in high terms of the
courtesy and kindness of his associates.
Jefferson Parsons, Esq, for many years
Steward and Treasurer of the institution, re-
signed in August last, and William f. Leigh
ton, Esq, was appointed to that place. From
Mr.. 'Leighton's report, we learn that the
finances are in most satisfactory condition.
Expenditures, s9I,1492s
Receipts, 90 272s2
Balance due the Treasurer, 81 s7636
Resources-Debts due the hospital, $50 1896 So
Lidtiatiss-Debts against the hospital 5,s7l.55
Balance in favor Of hospital $I452i13
Products ofthe farm, $Slt3.O2
Schedule of Stock, s5O7437
Farming tools. sleighs and carriages, 2,7l9IO
Hay straw and grain, 2,226OO
Provisions and groceries, 1901. 43
Dry goods and clothing. l43l.64
Crockery, glass and tin ware, 7O322
Furniture in use, s242.50
Bedding in use, 60ls.40
Engravings and paintings, 1915
Stoves, cooking utensils and boilers, 967. so
Medicines, 52l5O
Sewing Machine, 6OOO
Fuel, J63lO0
Fixtures, GeGO 90
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$t6,O3s.3l

Total, s46,O3s.3l
During the year, the faithful chaplain,
Rev. c. F. Penny, resigned, and Rev. Joseph
Kicker, ID. d., of Augusta, was appointed
in his place. DIR. Kicker reports that the re-
lgious services have been characterized by
decorum and the good attention of the patients
Many go away from the chapel service greatly
improved and strengthened in various ways
by the services. The chaplain calls attention
to the imperative need of chapel accommoda-
tons, and testifes to the rare ability and
wisdom with which the affairs of the institu-
ton are administered.
The report of the Building Committee on
new wing and special Improvements simply
refers to the report of the subcommittee,
VIM. B. Lapham, which gives a summary of
the expenditures in this department In max
ing the estimates for the appropriations the
Trustees did not take into account the necessi-
ty of purchasing new steam boiler, which,
with its fixtures, cost $1,000. The new
steam piping cost 1000 more. The entire
expenditures amount to $4,000. The work
of moving the barns and outbuildings has been
carried on the past season. Cellars have
been made under the barns and the old sheds
have been made comfortable. From the State
appropriation of $4,000, the committee has
drawn on bills that have been audited by the
council the sum of S7,735.05, and as the
the work is still going on there are bills of
considerable amount which have not been
audited. By the close of the year the ap-
preparation will have been nearly or quite
expended. The appropriation of four thou
sand dollars has been applied to meeting the
deficiencies of last year. The next thing in
order to carry into effect the improvements
are the grounds for which a survey has been
made, is the grading of roads and planting
of trees. 1t is confidently hoped that the next
season this work will be vigorously carried
forward
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK, Dec. :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-30
MASONIC.

Officers of Mount Kineo Lodge, Abbot -
James Foss, w. NJ; Jesse Barber S. W.
James A. Monroe, j. w. c. N. Rand Sec
retarX.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02
MARYLAND ITEMS

of ~ peLItlon Is IN circulation in several count;o
20 sio I1astern Shore, praying the Lco;slat,,n,
W grant charter tor a railroad hno;n,;''Ou
near Salisbury on the Eastern Shore Ra IA; at .
m fnence by way OF ,Sharptown, FederalubU,,anua FdtUau
Deu.on' to' greensboro and Church Hin TO Tbass
RSa!HT"n there to connect with the Kent ~" ~,
tt W thence by said road to the wstar, 30 ~
'"e chesapeake bay to Baltimore ""''i' u
r me me NJ H.. Pastor, at Princess Ammo Rou
~ carroll had surprise visit recenfI .,i iSev'
Eo'Vea plenty OF good things and Gfty ~J doae. ,r
don" me!, Mr. Plerson, of Centreyille, also had .
oenaIlon visit last week, and was tbe rec;,a rGu
Observation-Disclosures. NUN Ills con-
= ne tt., Drcdgcrs.-The DREDGING cro,vs ubo
VISIT llghmans Island, are Still tho t"rro" WIZ pf
bandi al "el disposed citizens of that island and
10y t;aruy hight passes without some denreda-
s. e.on taxes place: The inhabitants live in CON
95ant - dread, and fear of violence is nniyerSoI
; arIies from these boats visit the farms and
S.eal everything they can from the citizens
Gm. G"u Sutn Is the terror they have of these ruff
eli .'in' tnat they fear to go abroad after night
Id laii' Delng afraid OF having their lives taken.
r. oheeR h1ted.-On Monday night, Feb. 14tb
NNapt Frederick Faulkner, of Broad Crnet
tHEecN' Talbot CO., lost twelve sheep killed, and
thlrteen more badly wounded by two dogS
Neck "'iS ii0orS Id 'he
tuesday morning week the dwelling Of Mr.
James f, Lowery, of Tilghman's Islam !. was
: ten'lrely consumed ny fire, together with All
MS furniture and provision, the inmates Larely
escaping with their lives.
Bishop Lay commences his annual visitation.
Rg4t Mex: sunday at Greenoborough. lie will yi>it
IIIlIIlhgton ~ March 2Oth. In each Parish th,
litoV EGmmunlOn will be administered and
ne ne children catechiscd, where opportunity i,
At Westover and Kingston. two small rail
oau stations in Somerset CO., there arc 10c
crrS @ OF berries that will be in bearing this
The Easton Go:ctte understands ON rood an
norlIy; SayS' that wealthy gentleman liy-
~ " OSiow lIappe, on Choptank river, has
nered tothe Md. Il Del, Railroad Companv
rU9pefiy to the amount of fifteen thousand
olarS' II instead Of running its road to Oxford
"hl change the route to ChanceIor's Point.
Pposlte Cambridge, also that efforts are nal
Y, with some hattering prospects, to rise AN
ddltlonai sum to be offered to the Comnanv ="
IN the road through the town of Trappe,
Changed Hands.-We understand that cao
!" Haddaway Esq, Formerly of the 81 M;cb. :
us pmet, has bought the EastoD L,0-otts "a !
IN II. Council, Esq.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02
DEATH OF TILE Hnu An.on n..n---------

DEATH OF THE Hon. ANsON BuRLrNGAME
"A cable dispatch from St. Pctersbnrg an. n.
n9unce' that Hon. Arson Burlingame. minist"r
plenlpotentiary of the Chinese Goy.rnmrnt
died there Wednesday. Mr.. BurIingame wa >
q 2, native OF New Berlin, Chenango county
New York, and was born November "a. 1888
lie received a degree in Harvard University
III 1916; and studied law and practsed in Bos.
ton. lie was elected to the Massachusetts
Senate IN 1882, and in 1853 was member of
1he IN convention for revising the constitution of
MaSsachuSetts "a set lie was elected Representa-
ed to the Thirty-flth and Thirty,six. serving iD
IN the two latter as member of the commit,
tee on foreign affairs. In 1861 President Lin
c0In appointed him minister to Austria, and
to China.
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

y A decision of the United States Su,rom,
court S1nn on Monday affirmed that Aupnst 91,b
!oo6' the date of the President : nroc,amo,;an
Is Is tne date OF the close of the fcbellion m, r
decision is of great moment in mnnv co sos II, u,
'""' ana Is also of some other interest. ' :"
Il, AT Scranton, Monday, boiler explodsd IN
T Sne ToItng mill of the Lackawana fron md
Eoal Company, wrecking the building and
5MHrying twenty or thirty men in the ru;nS S"a
Nlne were taken out dead, aud the rest werc
more or less injured. ''0 i''' were
a woman in Vineland, N. J.. is manuf,ctur.
I3g ni three thousand straw hats n veal fn,
5hliadelphla firms She employs fonr bnOl ,U
Ired women, and has work enough for Two two
Nearly oil the members of the VIRGINIA Loo
stature, without distinction of party' have
signed petition for the admission IF Ho" "Te
JWGsePh WP Segar as Congressman at large from
The refreshments allowed the members of
ene nltual Commission, now sitting in London
Irg restricted to two bottles of sherry and
S"Ili'ng $ worth OF biscuits per diem
The ladies' say the new cocoanut waterfalls
are just the thing to wear with gour,l-dress
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

LADY's OPINION OF SENATOR :, ,snr
Trace Greenwood (Mrs. Lippipeott, vb
mas oeen writing series of letters to tha X.n,
OK Ir1C"ne, from Washington. gets nf tLa
following good-humored satire and comnl;non,
upon Senator Salisbury, whom she saw n,rtio;
pate in debate: -" P'''ic'-
NOW and then there fell from him Il. Il
sIlll- huhor, or contemptuous satire Will VI
IITTPorted was likely to be mi>annrahnn,jI ,ni as
" men, some weeks ago, tor instance be ''rou ro,a
~ tne midst to him tedious talk aboUt i1So tSo
Ilgn'S OF the negro, and he was NAMED - oH eIe
serve that our poor Caucasian brother woo ~ ~ Io
ing ignored, and that he wished if 70 "''s l." "e-
Ierst9od that the ,rhte man had one friend nc Ut" n
mat MOOR even the genicl Tribune tnoL b;', Vn
Oe 10 doleiul earnest. Now, that was H'Ii ini 10
hke to see justice done, even tLon%b ~ !, b.
STdruy Tr ana then, | have perverse hkinr tor Hr
1r Salisbury. Aside from the original I"E s;n iot OF
democracy, and that one sad mf1n,;fv,o fi SlH o'
. oioen the lnirmity Of &enius-he is, nr III 10
gentleman Of blameless life, Of nature 'u.u Snu
SIive M ~ honor, afectonate and lova in E;aeI seI
snip There are few men in that Sano,a 'Tnu- nb.
eqIal nm IN varied knowledge and eor.nt m"t
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02
' cry respectfully,
" j. BARNElY MANN.
Wyoming. Feb. D6 I4-o

D.. e,c wyoming, Feb. 26. 1870.
EUltoR ZINES: The above is dunlicate
OF lett"r received by me from Rev. j Barnat,
-hahl, referring {" a bitter article which an,
peaftd 10 your paper. written bv him in ro,t,
l" a local Item, winch some weeks sincp ~,
peared IN your. columns over the Sivnatr1re -
- wore Ahon' aud OF which, he says, am
The " said reply, which Mr.. Mann wou,d
leahrhl' are statements made by him. in his
II;;tUie, oI the harmony in, and prosperity Of
,-'S Ilulcn at TINS place, &c& &c, which state
~ iS1's V are the opposite OF statements made bv
noIG anon that the difficulties between
ane hethoulst minister of this place and his
s'eeau"h' ahd the citizens generally. are
w. T. at the time were) on the increase and
that some church members were nr,,,;ro, 1nu .nI
the conversion of their minister &c E ~.
the truth of the matter, as the stotemonts oo,'
tradlct, will refer all whom il may cnocor,,'
TO the citizens Of Wyoming, by who's vol,
| suppose, Mr.. Mann is willing m ,b;d, i,
having sald In his article that, so far as his
community ls concerned, it (meaninp thc ;t.n,
OF More Anon, needs no refutaton I
VIII add that Ot course Mr. Mann knows mora
OF his congregation than | do. | NOT ba;nG
even an attendant upon his ministry WS
. statements were made upon the common. everv.
1ay ! talE, and assertions of the citizens. tmem.
Ders ana non members of churchl of this nlaca
at the time, and It's passing strange how
lnere was SO much smoke and no fire &" 7
take pIeaSufe IN assuring Mr. Mann that 7
"ould not Wiltully, malciously, or Otherwise
Intentionally do HIM wrong Detestinv con-
.TroVersy OF this kind, | shall write no more on
'hiS subject Respectfully,
THOMAS TRoNc
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

ioING BACK ON THEIR REcoRn--1n tbo
u ). House of Representatives, on MONDAY
Mr' Sptnk' of Dakota offered resolution do.
clArIng for " such a tariff for revenue a. will
afford incidental protection for domestic ,n,mm' ~
lactureS' which was adopted by vote Of
tod yeas to 81 nays The resolution is conied
from the National Democratic Platform of lS6s
ana al mnch amusement was created among the
Republican members by the fact that the Dom.
oeratIc members generally voted against il
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

Times are quoted dull everywhere in Ameri-
ca. La Philadelphia we are about as dull M
usual at this season of the year-no more.
But IN New York there seems TO be something
the matter out Of the ordinary line, as the fnio
lowing paragraph from the Star of that citv
will show wy
- On Broadway, between Waverly place and
Canal street IA distance of eleven blocks-tbere
are sixty three stores AMI offices to let. OF
this Lumber thirty eight are large stores. On
the block opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
there are tve magnltcent stores labelled . to
street there are thirteen business places stand.
ing empty We think that this is pretty good
evidence that business is 'dul.' in this civ and
that rents are coming down. They must come
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

=, CHANGES IN BUSINESS. Y.y,,rao..
:, moving day, and perhaps more Iay tbayy Was .hS
ane usual number Of persons change the;r niao
ceS cy o. residence or business. We nnta Pi' tbo
t,loMlng changes among our business mon .
MI ~ illns y Kasn merchants, have 6issoivn'l
n'r; y Continuing at tn" old stand. and NJ T' T
taKlng the stand occupied by B. b. Allen NJ IT,
HIen' who ls selling out, has taken the bonso
lerim1erly occupied by II. NJ. Hof; cker "Uu'o ~ q
residence. !. Il. Sutliff has relinnuisbed -" "
ProprletorShlp. Of the Delaware House and 'nI
unat large establishment is without a tcnnnt
We We regret to say though it is hardly nns'
:InIe :II mat So desirable hotel can long rcma;n
!u,e' u. W. u s. Taylor. machiniSts, bayn
'aHe" 'hGlr hne new shop, Ga credit to them
"c''SS S ana the town and Scout d Mannering
Inn. I"meellghtS and blacksmiths, oecupy the shOns
!c't vacant by the MeSsrs. Taylor, which they
recently purchased. JAS. l.. Smith takes ,bo
Sh1pS vacated by Mes>rs Scout a. Mannering
aug an! wlil carry on the same bu>iness-whcrI,
" WI Rh'lng. ThoS. t. Megenr has rented the
'rIrcr1om LOT. formerly occupied by CooItr & BRO
"IIcn mas been vacant number Of months(
! 'hu VIII opena grocery shortly. Edward Har,
'l"oh' harneSSmaker, has removed to the room,
11ccnplGd by Jos. Il. Williams as a shambIoS
= II: Bewley takes The room vacat, bv Ne
IIarrlHon; which he will fit up for an of;co ioa'
VII, " IilIam$, butcher, has taken the from
oom or Squire, Mariners office. Vim. Scott
iaS Tr,rIllnqulShed the restaurant business and
'r' W est has occupied the house as a residenc1
office adjoining ''''O''i'c
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

-. a KIND AND Coon DEEp. ST. V.Ion.
llne day. the Sunday School teachers ",e", and
scholars of the Methodist EpiseonaI co, oran amu
non at Laurel, sent Mrs. Annie Honnnr ,bd;n
music teacher, valentine containing ga t"Vln ;n
SMaSh' a. tribute of their love and affection n"
irs. Mis Hopper is the daughter of Rev, Eiiiab
''liler' the pastor Of the congregation, '""
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02
TO CONSUMPTIVEN.

advertiser having been restored to hath in rr zl,kt
| wy AlhpIt remedy after having suffered ,evpra yra-,
ntit IuhS "l"c"u and that dnai i,a,, cou.um,-
OF cure. '"N ~ MS 'e'''" sufferer 'hr urAhT
us3 & "% m desire II he will send copy the prescription
i VI ctStrxF with the directions lur pre- airing ard
,l- Tue same which they Will hnd -yEr Ctl ynR C0N.
tis y fN g. ht" SC HITS The cct q. h. !,.--
Snsi I lIi' prescription L. 10 benefit afflicted su
be br m t"i winch he cuncrivc> le invaluable aut
13thinS and may prove \ blessing " % ''' ' '
fartlr' wishing the prescription will nIoasa .Ilr.ss
,poxiofv ,.. REV. EDWA ARD \. WILSON.
''' Williamsburg. Kings county. New York
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

On Friday afternoon train on the Nissis-
slPPl Central Railroad broke through trpstje ,giE
opldge, ' near Oxford, Miss, smashing the bap.
SaSe, i.n. mall express and three passenger c-1Ts
@'n hl'''hg at least twenty-onc persons, besides
.n5urlhg others. The disaster, it is believed
hor. nS 'aJSed Dy unSoundness Of the tre>tc tim
thus throwing of the cars '''' u piace'
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02
SPESIAL NOTICES

iliE FOLSOM IMPROVED FANNY s,u---
hACtlNE' These machines make g." Nj
anu e'ashc TtItchi viii sew with rs,s e. o"fa 10
o. co'loh' "ooiFn linen aud sljs g,,,,' 'aney
IleS' 10 lhe c"aFseS' and ol ANY reo,Iret t "e
a. g,ef.e' speed ami WIN less aud nl.a ',r,'
Ihber commission allowed Fo, ta,,ns ''t'l ""h.
auof'ss A 5 HAMILTON. u'''
march2 Il Phil,Jel,h "es'hlt ST.,
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

HE CoLooRED E0TE.-The number Of col.
ored voters in the United States i cst;n.,,i t"i
at oo0,0OO; Of these 100, ZOO dwell in tbe s;v
Teen late slaveholding States. 300 in the ia
New England States, fl 900 in the five cn0,ra1
States OF New York New Jersey. PennSyyan;a ,; al
onl9 %, and Indiana, and s 500 in the reinain;r .
ten Western States. '0u''''iihg
Smyrna times., 1870-03-02

speaker Blaine of the u. s. House of Eonre.
sentatlye> has written letter showing thar RI tba
expenditures under General Grant 5 aJmin;S
trat!on 50 far have actually been less bv s;%+
W.l''onS W than for the same length Of time under
t, nl' Johnson and, further, that the revenue
';aS pGen more e faithfully collected by twenty
;A t;Nn 'I,l"h collars from fewer sources ot taxa