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Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

family ring" whose members have received
over 100000 Of the public money, and the
present ruling elder, iD addition his $4,000
from the Government, received $4,000 from
the State for monopolizing its printing. The
State laws were printed for seren dollars per page
at his organ" printing office. So much for our
burdens and our rings" 1t is with the peo-
pie to rid themselves of their oppressors.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02
CERTIFICATES: :

consider the Ladys Friend Washing Machine 80
far superior 10 the Doiy that my DOv Machine Isu
asne and is fer sale at half prte REv. DANIEL Sill
Certificates from Persons LiUing in Smyrna, De'
| would not take one hundred dollars tor mV Lacy
Friend Washing Machine. could not get anohe,ons
OF The same kind ID HAMILION
| cannot now conceive how should be able 10 &C.
along without my Lsdys Friend.
Mas DR. WIN. +, COLLINS
would not part with my Lady's Friend hardy -
say prCe, III could not get another OF The same Au
have never seen any other kind OF a Washing ~"
chine that | would have WM. II. BAGGS
My wife would dispose Of any piece OF furniture ~
our house sooner than with her Iady's Friend mss"'
ing Machine. DAVID T. SMlTHEho'
Before got the Lady, Friend IL took four "ome"
nearly all day do the washing OF my hotel ohI nov
a boy twelve years old can do the same amoun' y
washing by ten or eleven o'clock and we do me ',O"
ing the same day. CHAS f. FOA"EbI'
sepI66m
For further information apply TO
ASA +. WORDEN. Manuiactnret'
Agents Wanted Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

NEPOT1SM.-IIon. n. B. Smithers, in his
speech in this town on Saturday evening re-
ferring to the charge Of nepotsm, which has
been said by the Democrats to be an incurable
aiment with President Grant, thoughtthat his
at1ctiOn was a very mild case of varioloid in
comparison with the fearful case of cOnfluent
small pox that prevails with the ruling family
in this State. The President, out of 10000
offices in his gift, had filed seven or eight of
them with his relatives, who had been recon-
IN 2nded for the same by their constituents-his
father, son. and one or two Others having been
appointed ly President johnson But in this
State with butfew Offices to fill, it was difficult
to get any but relatives into them. The nepO-
tism or nephewism Of the President was moth
ing in comparison to the brother in-lawism in
this State. Mr.. Smithers thought if the
disease were fatal one, there wouldn't be a
live Salisbury in the State.
Senator Salisbury will have a hard road to
travel in this campaign. He cant eulogize
Greeley, because he hates him, and he ought
not to object to any Of the laws OF Congress
which are offensive to the Democrats, because
ne Is going 10 vote Tor Radical OF the deep
est dye, " who is in favor OF every one he dis
likes, from the Ku- u-Klux law down. He can
hurl stones at the diminished object of nepo-
tism, lest he hit his own glass houses all around
him, and he can't talk against the successful
financial management Of the Administration
with anything ike consistency, in the face oI
the burdensome tax laws of this State drafted
by himself, and stencil in the nostrils Of the
tax payers, as he well knows
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

ELECTIONS. Tuesday next the all-im-
portant aud all-absorbing State elections in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska
will be held
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

TIE TIMES is published "Wednesday afternoon by
JoSEPH II. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor Smyrna
Delaware.
TERMS-SUBsc s2OO advance, S2.5Oi
paid till end the No paper discontinued unit
all ai-only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS Will at the rate of SeTenC
line insertion; subsequent insertions Threeand
a-hp cents. liberal discount made 10 quarterly semi
md ynarlX Xnr SnrS
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

Something You Wdnt-A Silver Umbrella
Plate, made of coin silver, to fit any umbrella
handle-nO trouble TO fasten On,-neatlv en-.
grGCed with name and address, for IS cents
Sent, postpaid, on receipt Of price j T..
WORpEN, Diamond State Stencil Depot,
Smyrna, Delaware
All safe coal oil lamps arc metallic, but all
metallic lamps are not safe COwCill & Son,
Dover, have the sole agency Tor Kent county
Tor the sale OF Perkins x House metallic non
explosive lamps, the best lamp ever invented
for general use
A large stock of Indelible Ink always on
hand, selling for Is cts. per single bottle or =
bottles tor % cts, at the DiamoHd State Stencil
Depot, Smyrna.
Everybody uses Moore & Bro 5 " Whining
ton City Soap.
Picture Cord and Tassels, at Cowgilrs $, Dover
To he Ladies. s.-Cowgill & Son, Dover, have
ready mixed paints 40 colors. Varnishes, wal
nut and rosewood stains and brushes
Sunday suits for good boys, at Oak Hall
Sixth and Market, Phiad'a. Wanamaker &
Brown have the largest stock on the Continent
James Cowgirl & Son, Dover, druggists and
dealers in glass, paints Of all kinds, hardware,
window shades, wall paper, books aud stationery.
For cheap Pencil Brushes go to the Diamond
State Stencil Depot, Smyrna.
Sixty pairs of new patterns and colors of win.
dow shades, just opened, at Cowgill's, Dover.
Particular attention paid to Engraving Script
Name Plates, by j. L. Worden, Smyrna, Del.
Beautiful wallpaper, at COwgil's, Dover
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

We continue to sell at par, adding accrued
interest, the First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Co. The rate of
interest is I BIOS god-equivalent to about st
per cent in currency. Believing the security
investment Holders of u. S. 52O's Del.
State Bonds, and other high price corporate
securities, may materially increase both their
principal and their interest income by exchang-
ing for Northern Pacific 1905 John McLear
Il Son, No. COZ Market ST, Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

SIX IIundreds not heard from.
The maiorities of 1870 for Kent and Sussex
are those Of the general election, except North
Murderkill aud Milford, which are those of
the little election.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

DOVER ITEMs-Every and then some inquisi.
tive leIw asks what has become of "a new post
office building, which all the talk hereabouts
Just before thS adjournment OF Congress, but
can give any light on the subject. IL under
stood that power al influence had been Brought 10
bear at Washington and an appropriation would be
At once made tu erect post office building Dover
-(Sl0OO0 the SmounI)-providing the citizens Of
the town would furnish the ground, and upon the
strength Of this cheering news nunerously signed
petitions were at once sent on giving the assurance
OF. the great necessity of the bnidng and also Of
the earnestness of ctiz ne in giving all the aid
in their power 10 the enterprise, aud there IL ended,
notwi hstanding the prospect was 80 bright The
truth is the influence which characterized at the
time as being 10 powerful was greatly Overrated and
the people Of Dnvcr are pretty we'll convinced by
this tine that much Ol their confidence has been
misplaced.
A grand walking match from Dover TO Bowers
Beach hv tw0 well.knOwn gentlemen of the town
was quite an exciting topic for the nOnce on last
SATURDAY. The distance from point 10 point is Ia
miles, and tho pedestrians agreed TO walk there and
back IN a specified time, each man stalking five
dollar bill as earnest money. Al ] p. NJ, they
started, each armed with double. barrel gun and
an equal amount Of ammunition, but 10 I! Just about
the time people were counting upon their arrival at
the beach, the walkests leisurely trudg
up State street. having doubtless rued before they
got third Of the distance. There was considerable
speculation in regard 10 the pedestrian feat as il was
TO test what cOHld be DONE but the whole afr,i
ended in ridiculous fizze.
Partrdges numerous this year that they
may he heard all over Dover, and on Sunday on,
flew into the Capital Hotel.
4. Two new stores have lately been opened in town
with the prospect ol several more in a short time
The Catholics Of Dover expect to dedicate thei
new church on Christmas day.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
DeIaWare POLITICS.

Brandywine pst heard from-25 Dem. in 20
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02
GRANT AND WILSON.

Electors -RENIAMIN 8. BOATH.
WILLIAM 7. COLLINS.
DAVID W. MOORE.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

For CongrcSs-.JAMES II. LOFLAND.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

COR OF MAIN AND COMMERCE SITS.
SMYRNA, DEL.
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sssaa 6artfcrh Gpuutn 9anaiteQea.

80 9arfForn NpllItD : Sal'oiFsueil.
E% 3,uet 2anofelen, nobe @cloir, cine bon
80. 1t8 Gder, 90 glGer in bober aultur, Ger giet
in SolS; Die anotre 1872 Iier, 15UNGcr urbar, Der Jielt
in Soli. Ger Sobeu bciher &Gnhitellen 1T 9ut lno
a~eciqnet fir @ras unb Getraihe aler art; tic habtn
WobubGuier nit ben scipotnli1en Jteben9ebGuoen,
antes g3aiicr &c. 9ldbere Iustunlt crtbeilt
l6lA Ct. Youl.str.
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a @ad Gbarleftnn
iesen fiinften Sag.
giitn6abns u.
SarnhfIhififahrts< 6eieQjGlaft."

teRePsnO in Den por3iaIi6en DompiibifeH:
rJdlcon," Capt. s. S. 6dTsp;
sGeGsui1," Capt, u. 3. 0utton, unS
nwGrplanh," Capt. S. g. Sobniou.
Die rgeogun" iobet iett an Sopce's Ggerite
uno miro Sd,nilas, ben 10. Gprtis TaGmittass 3
rbr, ab9ebeH.
We9sn Gradtu. @ufa9e Unit OOr5asli6er acecn'
mobdtion) lpenoe man lid an
GfDrSeeai s Srmp.,
ger. as, Glib : GjdpfrGSe.
sS- 9urbsebenbe 2aOungsideine wetoen fIr Cos
Iumbia, Gusufta, 0tiIeb9epile, atlarta, 0eitzSoint,
Rarietta, Chattanooga, 0tome, SelmG, @ifsburs,
Mont9omerp, MobiIe, SReler, Charlotte, u. g,
aibpiIe, rs, T~lorerce, Darlington, Societp Sin,
Gberap uno alleu Stationen on Den fol9enben Giiens
batnen ausseseben: "Soutb Carolina, /" r@eor9ta,"
r0ortb @afcrn," a. 8ttInin9ton & Nianteter, ""@9ers
raiu & Darlington" mn r@resnuine & @olumbio."
gu6 perbinben fe fd 9enau nit Den Gamptidiffz
9inien na6 oGeu gunften in 6loriea uno 9eben
burh9ebenbe 2aoun9si9eine nab 6ernonsira, Sad
IGnptle, Yalatfa, gnterpriie u. {. 10. aus.
rs g8ir geben Soridiife aui SenoungsHnn uniere
Sreun6e in @barletoH.
a9enten in Gturlsfon: Deoreeeai q Cornp. una
Saul Is. S%reuhp[fr. (Suli20,12U2te.
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EM U~ernttefUen.
Ser id5ne 9uDen Nr, "A, 8anuperfraee. 9eti9z
net fir irsenb EN- 9ef6dIt; ebenio Staunn9 tnr 2oeer
8Ierbe. 0at5uirasen in Sar. IS, SiSbtfraRe.
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gu ~berfaufelt.

I'm Mc5ubans init 9aoen
Efs:s.!a an Brattir., Gilth BON SoHc8' SdGen.
TIaB % bel 105 sui, bis on clue Ii Gyn6 brettc Ilz
ley, nit einem 9roBen 3%=hofl9en sauie' Saoen llno
fprner elm 2=ftodi9er sie9eliteinerner Stal Il. 25a9en.
sRemile 20 bel 2i iSuB an Der Ilep I'M 9tnt.rerlnbe,
qrunbsinsIrei. Nabere Iusfunit 9ie0t
9enrp aS. Gppfe, Str. 8, Law Buildings,
49, ct. T0ul=Str,
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Giienba1nen.
,in-Gifcnhnku


IN uHb mad RittUo6, 3. SeHuGt 49,, st5eH
t6sIt6erIi 3u8s Bgii&eH 3aItimors, wheeling uAo
YaTters6nr9, uno spar;
| fGbrt GGqiid (Sountdas ou5gtnommcn) um S Ubr
frI6 Don Sa(ttmore ali. antuuit in Baltimore nm
sos yta6mit;aas. Ger ll9ra 4'orgtn5u8 %gtr5tHoss
nd nit Stras6urg uno SaulloEbuT9 1a 9fahah4Sz
Der S~dneu.Sma
tdslih (SonH!Cos usaenommer) gdbUilla9s lNPr
o 4iiH. An,uuiti in Baltimore nm $50 gtor9tHs'
0cr5 /. SouissGrpreBsSn9 0. 9t9ttG9ltp I'm
5 ubr 90 Win. abeHos ab. aHtnAlt IN SalIiuote
Der @tn&cfcrz gccommobGtiorsz Bug
ptrlGBt baltimore um4.tO @a1ul. @Etnnlt IN SGlz
tiInote 10 4U Qlor9cns tG9lt9 (Soaata95 Gu59cnCHls
meu.l
Der Rount aire gecommobOttOnss
SUI oetlaBt Baltimore nm 3 A9T GtapmltiaSs 4No
tomnt In Baltimore nm 800 Ylorscns Gil, tG9It9
(Gus9enommen Suunto9s).
Der SllicOttSz6ttus gu 9 -8e9t ron 9diu=
more i.2o g}aGmattttage td9lBi4 ~ onnt9 a. en5gs@
RG6 9Gserstpipn, 6rcterid une GSLldbetcr,
Ibla9rt ets .Sugcs ron Baltimore 500 &orrnLttG9s
uno 4 uRt 10 DIN. Hadmittags. @ntnHtt IN SGItiz
more I'M 1U.4U V{or9Crs uno 800 RGGuItttdgs.
gIdd) NittSbura,
via GpuueuSuiuer Ssahu.
pie Snas 9eben ieoen 4btHN I'M s ubr 90 Dtin. as
uro tonILneH nm 800 Aheros an.
g10h Bafbineton.
Ibfabrtpou Baltimore irGb nm 4. 20 Dir.
DOS, 100, $50 nno If lIbr 80 Ytin.; gto4m. nm 2,
$3.50, 4.45, $50 mo $40 abcno5.
Io8an9 pom Wdibin tor irlb G. 45, 500 uno
SIP, uno 1890; ytGdmttta9s t2.4j, sec, 4.14, $40,
7.45 un6 9 lbr a5eRos.
SOuntnsS.SIac = Gah g8ni5ingtoH UNI 4.2n,
Dos, uno 5 lbr 30 Min. Ylor9cre, ubr 40 Diin.
Nabm. uno 9 lbr 40 OPin. I6enbs. 8erlaiCn gSuz
ibin9t9n nm 500 ytOrsens nn6 800, $40, 7.45 uEs
9 uPr 4benos.
Nd6 Inlappli5.
AbtGhrt BON Baltimore nm 8. 80 gior8tus ur0 4
ubr - Nfin. 9tnGm. 8crIaicn 2Sdibiagtun nm SIS
giorseus uno i Ibr 10 Nlinltcu IaumItta9s.
28cgen l%Ucttcrer a~usIunft, iouie 8a6rbiGt.r oulr
Artu |. N. iuCnee man lid al ;. :. SnAICnb,
I9cntcn in Der SGuI6enzS Station, obtr al 6Cs Bill
Iet=Sircau.
aB Galrbilete iinb aud in glr. tAg, gBehsg;aIs
tIflorcs, @de Der 9GtucrtirGBe, 81 babcn, no man
Seltelun9cn sum &6bolen BON @cpGf, tpClhe6 iaoGs
SGtrG,ftenoen S~9o9nung 9c8en GoRtrcHorle bis an
oeH SeltIItmnn9sort martirt miro, bintCridiGn tanna
Spbn Z. gBilipu, Er~an5portmCiiGvJ
(2IO-l Z. ID. Gpie, NQupte9ilctsAaent.
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D Surd g. s. Sober & SG9nr.
@aifen9erthts=S erfau
r wertbppGem sadtsrunS.Giaentbu

ebr %tpertbppIem Sad,tsrunS Gigtnthune
Der SlopefzSde Der 0ouins. uno Sre9onltr.,
eeeeniiber benz Solins=Miarfte
Bn 5olge zines Sefebles oes Waiien9eri6tes Der
tact Baltimore iDeroeH bic unterSeihneten Qomi=
l~tratoren de bonis non nebft Dem beleeiieten 5eftaz
nte bes UerItorbeneH Sobn 9. 00ib auf oifcntz
Der auttton Dfittrpod1, Den II. IpriI 1872, 9ta6s
ttass 2 1br, on Ort uro STEELE oerfauien:
Eene srpei Grrnf pldfe, in Der Stoot Baltimore
Re9en uno foleereerna6en beifrieben: Der critic
&aS anfaneeno an Der @de ober S6neiSuns, pe(6e
r6 bic 0effieitc Der Sre9onitrdse uno Der Siioicite
Is Sonins=D farttpIates 9ebiIhet iuirb, odpn lueftlid
bend Lungs beiagteu Dtarfte5 IL 6us, oaHnI iiolih,
hraael nit Der SresonitrGBe "a 6us, bis on ole
I'D bette elmer 3 jug breitsn alGp, often selGiien
I'm 9ebran6e Der an bar Noro. uHn Suoieite Der
eiagtsn Inep an9ren5enoen Ti6Be, 10 fuR bis an
unb 6ann uGrelib lGn9s Der StrQee GA
bis gum Infan9epunfte.
Der 5Deitc Btub autan9eno an Der Snhiette ees
'oains Earthquakes, in Der &ntiernuna pom 70 SuB
Orolib BON Der gpefIeite Der StegonitraBc, Damn
)eFlib Lungs beia9ten Niarttptates 10 SUP eeteno,
onn tihlit, parallel nit Der Srcsonitra6e, nit
leibnRBi9er geette Ga SUI. bis an be Sloiei Der
ben bemerttgn 3 SUI breiten Aaep.
Sober Der obi9en Slate lit NIT einem breifofiger
leeeIfeiHernca 9auIe urb Slpett0fl9cm Strter9e=
(ytr. 1S9 uno 1911 bebdut, uub icocr 8lab elmer
tparaten 9runomiet9e non 81 tprc Sabrs b~0lbjdbr-
ID BdbIbar, uuterporfen.
Observation-Disclosures: bic SGlite baGr, Der Reit in
ier uno obt WfonGtcn, bonn Sertauistaoe an Sin.
Die @rebit5ablungeH ftno our6 iR6ois
ute Notcn CUR 3ufrieoentcit Der unter3eidnettn su
9ern, ooer Nue6 baar, nab Selieben bGs SQuier5.
SbatIe6 %. Said, AOm. 3. .. %.
Sonrae Reisel! u. u. %.
Sbep. @IORRr, GnralL
SIR. fl, @ourtEanbfrase.
q. s. Gpper y S6hnc, auft.
RI . A < z on. 4. ~ Sihnff. r. fP hprCS0hzu GnhpFIpnr
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S9iTsz Inseigen.
Rad 8nifnn iiber 9nrfclf
Discrimination, SIG.
3metmnl per &o1e.

-A$rSS&E4tt%&A SIUtliAut ul <SOklks
@@ Sradbtsuter tdslid, empfansen!
Die Baltimore urb Soutbern Sampl@2rdEspor@
tations , Comp" befeben aus een SampfiblfeH
,Sotipdr," @dpt. grams;
.RebePa GlpSe," Sapt.0 6. Cribs;
p2ueine," Capt. SGbio S. Brice.
Oas Sampiitlif "SuIiodr" 'c6et nnnmebr mo
piro Sarnftdg, oen 10. april, gfadnIttta9s nm 4
ubr, Qb9eben.
Die Sampfi6ifTe ~nerlaiien ieben Satin ieeen Yiitt=
nod uub Boomerang uro %oCroineer fb In gilIltn9@
ton nit alien @iienbabnen uro OdmpIihittsSlnien,
pGlhe nab Dem Snnern Don gforoz une Slo%@aroltna
DurdqeEsnbe Trattbricfc perten aussegebrnu mt
Die BrattzRaten nah 91ateieb, Gharot;e. Tauette=
billie, Shoe Si1, Wbiteuile, Sotr Stuf, Buckingham
uno anoeren Yunften in Tore=GGroIina, ytarion,
Sumpter. g1ondeier, Darlington, 9ocictp 9iu,
@bsratp, SiibopsuiIe, @reenpile, @oIumbta, CANT
ben unb anoern &untten in CUB : Carolina uno ST.
or9ia %sarantirt.
Eradtsiter tuerbentd9Ii6 an9enommeR unb Sradtz
Naten 10 hinie, oils bei ir9enb elmer anbern2inie ga
ranttrt. ScrideruH9en iper6en 81 u 8roj. %eFfettntrt.
Besen 6radtrdten, GIaifittationen Il. anoererAus'
funIt tuenoG mau lid an
u. .. Sp;ane, asertcr, BiIminaton, R.=@.;
Mncreps S Comp, Granddaughter,
fS0-l SIR. IA Smith'S CSsrite.
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RI usrmistAsa.

H4I7 Sans uno @arten nit ~nn9eiibr l qdet 8oa
ben, Gfe Der gtouut be GaIes~ uno Sreeertd=5toao.
Man msIoe f6 bel Sobann Geips, bel gIoootne
. d,pdr,e, Greberidzgolb to4-9)
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BtIie IN Derfanfcn. !.
0te po1lidnoiee Sinridtun9 Der SSIt1lpelt nno
Netauration In Nr. 80, &isbtfr., bel .. Sole.
$4,000
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8erfetgeraagen.
G. 8. guaiban & SoAn,

Nr. ID, SubsN bdrIeSFtdHe.
&ticudtpren urIe Gruue eiaeutbumss8R6P
utticnssS ertdufe bon grunoeisentbum, at'
unb Oblieationen.
srsdEfe p0n DeobiIfen i'm Souie bss gisen@
hers.
1ertdufs BON pfsrhsE, Eieb, Eassn II. I. -,
Is ietn mag.
rtpGts IS ersGufe Don Sdniern, 2Gnhereisn u.
hnemietbe.
nleiben osribaHt ouf giaeRtbum In esy Stobi
out benz 9anoe. (Sept21,1S)
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UcrmalterszS crfauf

Z&zaaA- SIASo
nertbopuen S~SpbnbaufeS une SGcPerci,
Sle 10 L e de oer S'SUnuelGsuub Gbe-
fapcGfetraBe.
aratt zines 9etretes ses 9leiszScridtcs Der Stabt
Baltimore miro Der rnterBeltnete ais SerlpaGter in
Gr9on9e=8 ertauisz3tmmer, gecorofra6e, piittz
nod, Den II. april 1872, Na6mitta9s l u9r uer=
tGufen:
Den sanScn @runbplos nit @cb6uber, bel6rtebcn
nie fol9t: In Der 9de ODER Sdneioung Der @eft.
ieite Der @beiapeafe' nit Der Siihieite Ser S'9on=
n%elftrGBe Dte %etueitert, in eiuem NtarttpIabe Qus
tangent, 6ann iioIid 9ebeno Lungs Der Gbeiapeafcz
itraBe 16 SUB, oGnn ret tipintli9 wcitIi6 mo parallel
nit Der Do onneutroBe, 100 TuB bis an Die Stieite
Der Sarrls' 4atp, oann norclib an Der 0nieite Der
Sarrie' aqep unb parallel NIT @9ciapeatefroEe fe
Su8 bis an Die Siioieite Der S'Sonne QftrQbe ur6
Damn oitlib, Lungs Der SIoieite Der S'OonnelItrast
100 EuB bis gum Infan9e. 8eblut nit etnem 3t0fz
ft9en SiegeIiteinernen 0Obnbauie nit 2=t0tigsm Sie=
aetitetnerncn SiHtersebduoe, jest ats 2Bobnb6us unG
Sdteret benuet un0 Der idbrt6en @runomtstbe BON
$48 unterlporfen.
8ertoutSbtbtn9un9en. Gin Drift.
tbetl Scs 4auf9eloeS baar am Yerfaufstd9e, Der Reit
in 6 uno II Itouatcn nit 3inien uno bur .3uirteoenz
belt pes SerluGlter5 9efidert.
Sbpnlas rs. Griffin, Sertpalter,
SIR. PIP, SaIfsrn=Iuenue.
Sdinl. 8. 0ppcr y S0bus, @uft.
Siieot=ste Der 9Gpz uno 6apetteftraBe.
ITA < o. A = On D.
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MuB berfanft tucroen,
RI. %Derfaufen.

Cine CUTE @irtbi6ait om Martte LIT bsionberer
nmlt6nSe batbet iebr binis 81 oerfaufcn. gu eIfrogcn
i'm @iaarren=2aoen gfr. 20, observation-disclosures.
f88- 9Ol
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Sur9 g. s. 0nbsr t. SGBue,
D

BON gIt-erbnltencn SausbaltuuSs 0es
itben, SarsSinrid,tunacn, Counters &C.,
Guf Iuttior.
n 6olee eiuss Sefcb(es oes Baiisneeri6tes Der
bot Baltimore iperoen bic uuterSeihneteu 4onlia
#@ratoren Der osritorbeuen Suitina 3ai4 aui offert-
Er Iuttion an Srt uno Stele, Sfr. fS9, sol:
1sifraEe, wfittippd,, oenl7. aprll, Rabmitto9s
7br,
5e san;en 5auehaItunsszGerGthe, Gd,enfs
fde, Sinridtunaen Ii. /. 10, in obengenannttm
|uie entbalRn, pertaufeu.
EisieIben umiaiien gum Gbeil: S9eRftiib uno
nrthtunsen, Glstlite, Sisra9iite II. No., ierner
3araffen. glasuaaren, llbren, Giihe, Seien,
ppihe, SeItub, @B-Eii6e, StibIe, Dtatteu, Bet.
Hen, Slreaus, Yiatrageu uno anbere 9ausbalz
1859 unb Sdenftuben=@ erdtbe
5aarbahlung.
Gpmrdf SeieeI,
Carl SB. Taid,,
Gbminifrotoren Der perterbenen Suitira 9ai5.
Gain'I s.. Gpoer s Spbne, autt.,
2,4,5,7 ,90,f 81 SiiootzSde oer@ap= u.6aoettellr.
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mr. M 3aliene
9eut}he Mnothefe.

~ e. 'rs s S2s , s'ss' S ''5's ssa Din, lin;
Observation-Disclosures nibt furiren fann. IS LIT MIR
fir SGnlorrboioen unb nihts anberes 5~ubereitet unb
bat Sdle BON mebr alS 20 Sabren 9dier furirt. sc
lit bei oaen Oro9uiften gu babe1. Srets ST.
Sapit e. 5pIs, Mgent,
% (DeS. 7,1S,t&pl 9fr. $3.50, G8efzSa ltlmoreitraBe.
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Mer3te, M0Ootaten &c.
Mlerauoer @olTs

gbopfat uno 9ictbtSaiiiuaIt,
S2r. ~, 2anzS5uiltinss, Sibnet-gde BON s4.
gaul' uno 2erin9tonfiEa Il, beior9t geriGtli1e @ez
i46iter nb s oaettioneni { 4mertta uno&nropo. l244-l
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@ctr hilIio IN oerfdufcn.
QaubaIter.

ea 9amogiiter.
-Tsrionen, tpel6e Acknowledgement ODER 2anbitelen
an erbolten niinihen, iuoIen 9eidGieit poriprehen
TInb Tbomas' BriuatzSuh eiuieBen. @r lit Elm prot
tii6er 3auhnirtb nit 26=jdbriser @riobrnns u1b be-
fist piele Sortbei(e, % CT Die tauptldhli4ltell S6ao=
glitter i'm Staatt fennt.
(Febr. 9,12Wt.) gte Der ct. Saul & SaratogaRr.
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61uier iii herfnttFeno

TIT MiiiIen ~psrtauit iperben: Die Stpet Sduier
an Sentraiz Ipenrie, VT. 359 urb 36l, lctr bili9;
elm Sous an Gboptanftr.; elm Saus on 8antItr.; Is
SGnier an Dalasffr.; SGuier am sunz9roaolpapz,
0orozSroabtpap, Ir. 81, oas bette unb bilt9iteSaus
on Sroabhpau; 1 srunbIrsiss Sans an Sprin9ltr.; l
Sous on @autra6e, unb in alen Gbetien Der Stdbt,
6iGia nit ODER obne Sanperein. 8reis BON $500 It's
s2C,60O. Aud tperben Die @in,iebuns BON Gednnn=
sen aaer grt. ginfaifren BON @5runbmiet5en &c. biGis
belorst. Cine Nnsa3i pom @runoftlden nets tiut9
an SSub. q. SORT,
SIR. 109, Gcusbz, stuii1en gonoIlrase naa
fitch ~. q ite,D SroGbDao.
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Gr. Gepr0 SEemlind

If bon europa suriidsefeIrt uuo miro, nie frlber,
feline Spretfunben iMr Queen= une 9 brenIei.
Rem c tdglid BON Il bus 3 Hbr in SIR. sc, Worb,
GharIesfraRe, abbalten. j252-)
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1t Is proposed, instead Of killing the
COMMUNISTS, to set them to work re-
building the public buildings OF Paris
which they destroyed.
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THB PEAK FAMILY.
toRIoINAL BELL RINoERs.)
VIII GIVE TWO or THEIR CLASsL
CAL AND C0MICAL C0NOERTs, 1T
IR WINS HALL.
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. ID and 90.
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 10 and 90.

DROMINENT features OF the entertainment
i as given by them only, for tho last thirty
three years, In tho principal towns and cities
throughout the United States. They have
also s"journed in Europe. where they la d the
honor of appearing before the crown ed heads.
and received f.tterinK testimonials Of thar
appreciation OF their entertainments:
operate and other selections upon six ty.six
original Lancastorshire Silver Bells. by tha
Troupe.
Miss Fannie will introduce her sta ff Of eilyer
oolls, OF which she is tho originator, and only
successful operator.
Descriptive vocal pieces. by Mrs. VIM. Peak,
Piano solos and characteristic vocal pieoes
bythe beautiful and accomplished Mile. Zelda.
Master Barnard is tho musical genius now
before tbD public, as all will conceive after
having the pleA-ur. OF hearing him.
Mrs j.. D Fnz. the ompiished soprano.
VIM. Peak, Sr.. pianist and composer. and
founder OF bell muAio ia America
Other members Of thu Troupe in their re-
speciive specIalties.
Admission rs cents. Reserved seats 81.
Children 50 cents. Reserved seats may be-
procured at Ly Brands
Door" open at O'Clock; perfoi nance will
commence at O'clock. precisely
WILLIAM MCMAHON,
roo roo 10 Businers Agent.