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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
FUR5. FURs. FURs
FURS. FUR9. FURS
FUES. all kinds Of FURS
Real Mink sets for S12 90. Cheap and
nice for Christmas presents, at
Ct WADDELL. AUSTIN & Co.'S.
FURS.
FURS.

THn GREAT LAND SALE.-We
call special attention to the sale Of the W.
II. Russell Ian /. to fake pllee on the ssth OF
December in front OF the court house door
in this city. Iere IL = splendid opportunity
s,.cli a. wish TO obtain good farms at
igur,s. and we understand there Is no
dispute ~ to the title. The sa'e will becon-
Quoted by sheriff Youns and will commence
It 8 O'Clock. A. ". and continue if Necessary
until D r. ". The sheriff informs US that II
will be necessary to begin promptly ut nine,
in order to finish within the time limited.
Remember, the lands are among the best in
Lafayette county. anil such 4 chance for
good investment can only occur once IN 4 long
while. Let NIL come and sec anyhow. You
will regret 1t If you dent. declS-et
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

4 large two story brick hotel iusl completed
or ted at the Furnishing town Of iIi:ginsvillc.
II thu Lexington and -. l.au:s Ra!!r':pl. Tn
~,l.ltjnc contains - rooms, with nI;t HOUSES,
.i>,rrns AMI all necessary convenience, nf !:
Iotrl. \ god Landlord can get thu ~hn.:ntl!l
'.,-lp by applying 10 ~!iis.i;s " McMr"kin.
Ii.r.iu,yil., 40. GCtajtt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Moses &. Winning, ESP, travelling
for The commission hou>e of Sterling Price
& Co., st. Louis. called on us last week. lie
;>a good fellow and good business man,
and We hope his trip l.ere paid his house
we'll
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Col. Henry &. Chilcs has BEEN lv-
ing ut the p"int Of death for several days
past with the pl,uIn ,aia. Il 1t little hope i
entertained NJ his recovery.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Swimming rnil and rHnnin. over with all kinds
of new and scaSnnnblc gnoi~, consisting of new
STYLES dress goods. vclvct.cns. lace collars,
trimmings, ladies' silk ncrk-ti~4, perfitmcr'cs
chignnns. braidS, Switches, ~c"rsct>, yarns, NC.
OAR prices carno: fail tn please every one. We
guarantee everything We sell not only ia b: first
class, bnt rs cheap ~ anybody else can sell it,
Come and see, NcCArSLAND Il BEpFonp.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

BALIlAT HIGGINsvlLLE.-A social
ball will III. given at the CITY Hotel. Higgins
vile. on "Wednesday, january 1st. All the mr.
rxsgements will be ma.ic rs complete rs pos
doubt not it will be II pleasant affair. Com
fmittee on insitation--Clpt. II. q. Smith.
Jas. \. Field. \. W. Mphicle. Floor Mama
ger-Joe II. Supp, Jas. S. llac%lcy, Ban.
Higgins. T.. A.. Putlutf.
Our thanks are due the Committee for IT
splendid cake, nicely decorated. which we
shall sample to-day (C~hristma-,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
MULES WANTED.

We want to purchase . number Of good fai
msiss, for which .Ns Will pay ths highest price
In cash. Ths mnls. nst be over nftrsn sad a
half hands high.
ns,Af RrsseLL, Yoeso 4 Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

JOHN II. CLDWSOI.EI

COLLECTOR.
OIirc at Clowdsisy X Wot.wa'sc lrrias. shoI
~ Main street. oct23tl
Davis & AllSiadt are selling their
',est Buck gloves for 81 - anil 81 per PART
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Rev. a. a. Moore vii! preach ut the
Cumberland Presbyterian church mex:
Supper.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

Morris GratZ. dealer in Clothing. Trunks.
G"ntlemrn's Furnishing Goods. &C.. VIII
remove to his new store. lately occupied by
Grimes & Eenable. just as soon as the nee
raSSary alterations rln bc made. an,l is d.
slrou- Of dispensing Of the greater part of his
present stock before movi irg intn his new
quarters: therefore extra bargains will lW
,ivcn until that time to all cash purchasers.
His stork cannot ia cxcrllrd in the city. AMI
persons wishing anything in his line should
give him Il call Immediately. dclS-2t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

PI,Sns AND one S-rrrsons desiring 10 pur-
.!a,r either Instrument cm obtain better bar
gums of Mc>scs. iiclr & Mills, General Agents
tor the celebrated Aripn aud Par!or Gem
riancS and Estrv Cottage Organs than any dealer
IN the W:.st. Call az; them or send for their cir
.ulars, No. III, North FiIti, Street, ST. Louis,
No. All instruments fully warranted. iI3-l.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
FOR YOUR SsSa:ErHEARE.

Mckee ~ Austin have a great variety OF
Holiday hooSS. bound in elegant styles. suit.
able for christmas presents. II you wish Ia
make 4 present durable rs well ~ elegant.
look a. their stock. Poems by all the IA
,ori!c authors. and many other valuable
looks that will be Il lasting benefit to the
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
er1AY NOTICE.

m u william Hays, LIVING In I<x-
iss;cs enSnshtp In Lanfsysttc county j
Nfssssr. and Ro@ted b~fare tho undeVlQs1
eeasS ssd sssse sSSssssld.. on ne "a ~ esSs.
vrnkSe ls71, astAy COW deseribed = hllsyss
~; Sscs,s seS sssdSssSf 81 ss, Sass "a
I'D e1os1A cat V ansaerstdsof u len ~ ~
Aon SsuAsa OF, APps.tssl 70 aIsee delsS.Y u
Only TWIN eeeertilg .ielsv. 70 sryrsleS -
Vv{0Sn q. CLATT(I.
sss.as yusacs o. ~ I eAeesN
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Popular Dry Goods House
WILSON & HUTCHINSON.

Come everybody. great anl small, babies
and ail. Our establishment will he warm
AMI comfortable. plenty oflight. polite and
nhli-ins gentlemen to doncr Il. your wants.
-iNin. you choice Of one thousand and one
bargains.
ELEGANT AND CHEAP GOODS THE
RULE. NOT TIE EXCEPTION.
OF our Emporium. ~ all the ladies' well
know. Come one! Come AL! to
drciS-at WILSON Il llClrCilSON.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

CHRISTMAS TOYS The largest
stock and best variety in town 1t G.. &. Lud-
wigs jewc.ry store. oil
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Tor A Coon BED-clean room. and
= square meal, 20 to the Lindcll Hotel. Nan
.as City. j.. II. BAGwILL.
my3l-ly Proprietor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

For good goods in the grocery line.
1t bottom figures. and of the very best quail
~. call ON Mc>Srs. A. 4. X j. o.. Losrelr.
'nrnrr Main and Pine streets. Read their
advertisement III another column. no,2St
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
NNTlCE.

TAHEN Nm by r u. Moore living In Clay tovs.
.hip, ID Lafayette county, Missouri, and
po.,cd Srfor. the u~ndenixmcd Ja.tes OF tbs
Peace Of Clay toxnships ecuniy and slste ssore-
mule desrril,et ~ follows, to-wit. Ray hores
mnie about three years old Il hands. hlys As&.
Hooss. who Wvye Gy mr. duly sworu, sccnsdtng
49,. % sprfpiss the came. WttSess my peno,
Ssis tlay aud date above Nrite..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

The Sunday School children arc 70
be feastcd in the various churches to-day.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Ciian>lor. Russell Il Co. desire 10 inform
,hepuhlir that they are fully prepared to ac-
rnmmodntc all the livery business that may
como To them. Their sick horSc>ar" getting
wei. and many of them have ncvcrbccn affect
e! with he c piznutic. Their ninn.hIses vii
call ut any designated place in town for ls.s
p~l>>'ugrr>. AMI they expect to Ito the same
business lone before the advent Of the horse
mal;tiy. 1t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

RNAD.-If vou want choice fancy
nr staple GROCERIES. fine WHISTLES, brandies
ar wines. or anything else in the grocery
line. call on McSSr. 4. 4. l. 10. o. I.esueur.
Cor. Main and Fin streets. No trouble to
show gnolS. CoIra parcIed every day.
Spices ground by ourselves. warranted pure.
aud no extra charge for tin or labels. Our
house Is 4 complete grocery establishment
IN every particular. FtoD in and look ut
rur goods. Times are hard and money
scarce. save 1t by buying CT i first class
.IouSe. novoStf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

MAsoNIc.-Chapcl Hill Lodge No.
$40. A. +. and a. a.. met their hall on
the evening OF the 18th inst. and elected
the following officers John w. Riedsoe.
W. n; W. Is. Meadow. $. W i; +. E. Mccor-
mick, J. W Geo. S. Dotv. Sec'y; ID. q.
Doty, Treas; II. G. Barnes. Tyler. Pence and
harmony prevailed. A public installation Of
the officers will take place on Friday III.
inst. James Adams, W. N. Of Pink
Hill Lo.igc, has been invited to preside.
The goats arc In prime order and tie
ncigbbors are invited to inspect their ieccy
coats and good condition. No danger Of rp-
jxootie.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
The post OFFICE will be closed to-da,
Mt 10 o'clock n. m. q. W. MCkEAS. II. \:

Judge Tut is recovering from his
recent severe illness.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
OUR EXCHANGES.

The New York Argus is a new
Democratic literary weekly, published by
g. L. Sykes. post office box 5l65. New York
'ity. 1t is the size and shape of the Ledger.
but makes Il heater appearance, and is FUR
lIslIcd at 81 per year for single copies. :
copic>si2. II copic, $50. 20 copies $50. We
wish it abundant success.
There has appeared upon cur table a well.
'rinted magazine of genuine value: The
Cottage Monthly. from the well known print
,ns house of ltcadc, Brewster S Co., Chi
cago.
1t gives promise Of being q sterling acccs-
sion to Onr list OF monthlios. aud we wei
como and heartily commend it. Its %rcaUinr
matter is wcllscircted and the Magazine and
a line engraving. furnished for the low price
Of 80 cents u year. Address
COTTAGE MONTHLY, 142 LuSaIle 81. Chicago.
WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
tENopEIEp.-S. :. Wood Che founder and edi-
TOR oil this "puiar monthly, now in its twelfth
v,!umcl, III axes the following announcement OF
ais policy inr the new year:
n the commencement OF our magazine VIC had
no.id,i OF cnE!ininS ourselves to tn. Use of orig.
inal mtIter: bat We finally yielded to the adv ice
u literary friends; Used no selections. and an
'uiSth sFI'eS vi ciSitttn SI'U pr!Zs stories
ah.ch were continued regularly for US many
months. In addition to paving the highest prices
inr other contributions, We called 10 our rdito-
nal aIt; some ofihr best literary talent in the
country. Aud yet We have not been able to get
he ''oriyinai" material necessary to MAKE Inc
work satisfactory. Hence we have rcmnieIe,i the
rA-saztne :" arcnrdnnc- with our original plan,
s,i shall hrncrlorIh nrail ourseif of selections
rom foreign books and periodicals.. and present
{ - cream al tbs best Thought c0nc2rning the SUBJ
JCcts tr,rsic'i.
The January nnmbrr now rendy. contains the
ln,!pv ing articles: One Cause OF Trouble, nv
Gail Ht!nii:nn; tlthrriue's ChristInsssc-, by
Harriet Prescott Sponord; Cooperative stories.
NV sidney Hr'!e; t!nod Cheer, by T.. u. Rice;
General Wiiiisin W.rt Colby, ny itrbecca Hard.
ing Davis; Reading Aloud; Sung Of the Surdid
sweetheart; The i:unstrr-P.c ked Wife; The
Law Of Cour.,hir; The House OF Monrniny;
tsusii.a, the Hsid oi Saragossa; Story of the
sand " tn; Peace on rarih; Peep; \ Fragment
t.r the Young; For.ci,s; The Spider and the Flea;
Editorials. Including ftcniolclln., Holiday
Literary i;evirw, Fashions, iInrsc-
keeper, Seus. and Nonsense, and Love Thoughts
u eminent pcrsOns.
Price One i%,oliira year. Send for specimen
copy which will be IN ,iird free. Address
Whlts Ih
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Davis & All>,adL are selling boots,
shoes. hats and gloves cheaper than any
lousc In the city: VIC have tried them. DECEIT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
~ MAIN

Chicago hand-mads boots at W. I.
E.cklc x Co.'S, cheap. dcci If
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Davis s. Allstadt are selling good
boots for - 90 per pair. decA II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

DISTRESSING ACCIDENr.-On SUN
day morning Mrs. Mary Eiclen. who keeps II
boarding house on r.anklin Street. WAS
alarmed by the cries OF her little son Freddy.
abou: three years old. IN an adjoining room.
Elshins in she found his clothes ablaZc.
which she succeeded in cxtingai-hinG, but
not until the clIild's arm had been badly
burned aud his hair well sin.cd. There
were no other injuries of consequence. Mis-
ter Freddy had u p~eaeiant for burning paper.
hn; ii is to he hoped that his late cSperieicc
that line will etfeetualiy cure him of this
dangerous habit.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

fRrGIp.-The "oldcst Inhabitants are At
it again. They never ''saw such weather
before IN all. their born lives" And for a
verify, the last few days have been eye
shutter. ticc-shuttersi. A cold trail for
pun., certainly! Sarcastic Borcas ID scldota
more cutting than In his passing remarks OF
Saturday. Mrs. Mercury wiited before
them. AMI stood trembling at 81 below zero.
he relen,ed somewhat o II Sunday. but was
stormy !. ever on Monday. Every thing In
the ISTELLIGESCER Office froze up. even to
the editorial brains, which don't improve
them any. by the way. Even ''nur owl. for
all his feathers. was acoid," a Keats says,
and wouldn't to-wbi', to-wheo. worth \ cent.
Old winter il showing too much ofthe ku-
klux disposition, we fear. AMI President
G<tnt. wno Is supposed. Is Virgil said OF
Augustus. ''to hold u divided power with
Jore.'' will have To lie appealed TO about
SIc matter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

A GREAT LUXURY.-Good coffee ia one
OF the greatest luXurics to those who indulge
in that fragrant drink, and hut few COM
rarstirely can say that their coffee is always
good. The National coffee pot, sold by
Crime. & yenab,e, Is an indispensable in
rumen In making good coffee every time
without fail. You can boil it all day with
out injury. and besides you get all the favor
anil aroma from the berry, thus saving the
price Of the coffee pot in a very short time.
We have one. thanks to Grimes 4 Fsnable,
and would not do without it for any price.
TRY IL
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*. MI

AT NIGHT;
beginning on Monday night the 10th.
This arrangement will only continue for n
Few nights. so that our customers, and the
public generally. may have an opportunity
Of supplying their wants ut the
nnu,NA nny- 6',n1, un,.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

PENINsULAR FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION.
The regular autumnal meeting of the PENN
sular Fruit Growers Association will be held
in the State House, at Dover, on Tuesday Oct
Is, 1872, at O'clock, P. NJ.
At this meeting the following subjects are
likely to come before the Association:
/. Freights, and the best means of getting
fruit to market.
3 New markets, and the best means of
establishing them.
3. Fraudulent failures of commission mer-
chants; how to guard against them.
4. Canneres, dryerieS, and other methods OF
home preparation or consumption.
5. Over production, and the best means oi
preventing it.
6. What legislation, if any, is necessary to
protect the fruit growing interest from unjus
exactiOnS.
la view Of the great interest at stake, anC
its increasing magnitude every year, every fru
grower on the Peninsula is earnestly urged Il
attend this meeting, and the members of thi
Association are particularly requested to bt
present. j. ALEXANDER FULTON, Sec'y.
Dover, October |, 1872.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02
BEWARE OF THE WEATHER.

BEWARE OF THE WEATHER
Now the North winds keen are blowing,
And the weathers colder growing,
Now rheumatic joints are aching,
And the people with the cold are quaking;
To save them pain is my intention
Bv curing with that drug prevention,
Which can be done within an hour
BY dressing them at BENNETT 5 TOWER
This is the place to get weather-defying gar.
ments, guaranteed to keep the kinks out of
your joints The prices are lower than ever for
Fall and Winter Clothing this season, at BEN
NETT & Co.'S, Tower Hall, No. SIS Market
street, halfway between Filth and Sixth
streets, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

ANOTHER CANDIDATE NoMINATED.-Ihe
Congressional Convention of the First District
of Maryland, re-aSsembled at Princess Anne on
Tuesday the 2Gth inst, to nominate a candi-
date in place of Judge Carmichael, resigned
Most of the candidates at the former conven
tion declined to run again, and U. S.
Senator Vickers, of Chestertown, was put in
the field, but he was laid out in the cold, and
E. King Wilson, of Snow Hill was nominated
on the 5th ballot. The other candidates were
Lloyd Tilghman, of Queen Anne's, Daniel
Fields, of Caroline, VIM. J. Leonard, of
Wycomico, and Dr. f. W. Golds5orough, of
Caroline
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

PERsoNAL-Among the visitors to our town last
week was Theodore Z. IIaughey, Esq. President Of
tho FIRST National Bank OF Indianapolis, Indians,
and one Of the leading business men Of that city.
lie was here on visit to hts "natve heath"
MrF. Rev. G. A. PhDbus, Of this town, is a regular
contributor to the LGdys REPOSITORY Hearth and
Home, and other leading periodicals.
Prof c. Morton, Of this town, has removed to
Flurence, N. j., where he has taken graded school
Himself and family have the respect and we'll wishes
Of our entire community.
Rev. Mr.. Squicr, of Port Deposit. Md, was, at
tho recent session Of the New Castle Prcsbytery,
appointed to supply the Presbyterian pulpit Of this
regularly called.
Among the successful "Knights" at the Kennedy.
vile Tournament, last week. was Mr.. Garrett Fox.
well, formerly Of this town. See Marylan items.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

OCR TAXEs.-A Coatrast-Maj Lohand,
in his speech in this town on Saturday night
last, made good contrast as between the taxes
of the State and General Government. The
Democrats, having a candidate they can not
recommend, have proposed to let him slide,
and have decided to make a rallying cry of the
taxes, debt. &c, of the General Government.
The Republicans are glad to meet them on this
issue, aud draw comparison between the
State management by the Democrats, and the
National management, by the Administration.
Mr.. Loaand proceeded to the contrast
The immense debt of the Government
brought about by the secession Of the Demo
cratic States of the South, has, under the
administration of General Grant, been paid off
at the rate of over $4,000, 900 per month, or
100000, 900 per year, while, at the same time,
over $1,000 900 Of interest have been saved.
by the substitutionoi per cent. in lieu of per
cent. bonds. While this immense reduction
has been going on the taxes have also been re-
duced over $50, 900, and to-day not cent
of government tax is paid upon any article but
whisky aud tobacco-questionab luxuries
Hereafter the face of federal tax-gatherel
will be ~oen no more, while President Grant
D.. - i'ye chair.
Contrast this with our State affairs, under
Democratic rule. We have now debt of ovel
$l,l00, ,0O0-or nearly 81 500, 900 including tn,
j. & B. Railroad bonds-contracted tor rebel
lious purposes. Not a cent towards the reduc
tion OF this debt has been pain, while the take
upon the people are the most oppressive eve
known, aud imposed in the most Objectionable
manner pOssbe-so much 50 that the laborinI
people are organizing themselves into assoca
tions to secure the repeal Of the more oppres
sivc tax-laws. Every man in this State VIII
Is conducting business large enough to max
living thereby, must give a portion thereC
to the tax-gatherer. Under the government
law tax was paid on the profits of the busines.
under the State law the tax is paid upon tn
unsold or manufactured article, whether
profit be realized therefore or not; even th
bonds and mortgages are taxed which has
be paid by the debtor Loan Associate
funds, the hard-earned savings Of poor men, f
the most part, are taxed excessively, while Il
tax for every ride in the cars within the Stat
has proved a serious blow to the suburbs
lsbors who work in Wilmington and 9th
towns, and are compelled to ride too and fro
their work. The taxes are so imposed as to
most onerous drawback upon the resourc
and energies of the State.
And while our taxes are going on at IL
ruinous rate, the State government is run at
Increasing expense. The people are payi
dearly for that expensive luxury, (?) t
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02
THE LITTLE ELECTION.
Immense Republican Gains.

The election for Inspector and Assessor land
In New Castle county for Road Commissioner
was held yesterday. The vote, judging from
the result in this town, was light, though 81 ME
of the Hundreds, where contest was made,
nearly full vote was polled.
For Duck Greek the vote was as follows
For Il. V. Cooper, Dem. Inspector, 3l2; VIM.
ii. Baggs, Rep, 226-Cooper's majority, sc.
For james z. Robinson, Dem, Assessor, 296
for John II. Hoffecker, Rep, 245-Robinsons
majority SO. The total vote was 53S. Two
gears ago the total poll at the general election
was S52, and the Democratic majority I54 In
this county, at the little election Of 70,
the Republicans made no contest, except in
North Murderkill and Milford.
KENT COUNTY.
We have received the full returns from Kent
county, and the result shows large Republican
gains. The revolution in Mispillion is startling
to all parties. The majority of the Democrats,
two years ago, was 23O. In Milford the Dem
ocrats headed their ballots The White Man 5
Ticket, and elected their Assessor by : ma
jority, but the Republicans elected their In
spector by Sc majority, making an aggregate
Republican majority of 90. At the same elec
ton two years ago, the Democrats had an
average majority of 20.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

Mr.. Wright, the Democratic candidate for
Congress, made a speech in New Castle Satur
day week, and after the meeting some of his
friends, it is positively asserted, advised him,
on reaching home, to remain in rery feeble
health till after the campaign
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02

THE REVIVAL IN THE NJ. +. CHURcH IN SNYRNA-
Since the prOtracled meeting began here. forty have
prolessed change Of heart. On last Sunday morn.
ing very solemn and interesting service was held
in the church. during which l3 were admitted on
probation, and were baptized by the adult formula
II is pleasing TO note that the church building is
rapidly approaching completion. The carpenters
have finished their work. aud the upholstering is
under process, while a committee Of ladies' are col
Letting funds TO procure a carpet.
Smyrna times., 1872-10-02
YRNA, DEL.
THE
lADY'S FRIEND
Washing M achine!

II is said hy many ladres Thai have them IN use.
that they very truly named. Any person that has
used the DoIy Machine ihrs one without any
difficulty; the process of washing is much The same,
except that Il washes much asIeF. II vii wash about
double the qusnIIIN Ot guIds al time II VIII wash
them quckei and cleaLer Il only works ball rs had
the DOIy RIV OlheI maehIne that takes IN as
gre1 bulk of goods al Tine. The family size have
The capacity OF washing six sheets IN three minutes
have washed with the HOrel size. eight sheets and
eight pillow in three minutes IN pnblIe NJ The
watch all made OF t0lerably heavy gOOds What
say OF am prepared TO prove 10y praciIca demon
siratIOn whenever required TO do so.
II Is believed by many that clothing washed N lh's
Machine will last about twice long as II washed
on lhe washbOsrd.
The Price Of this Machine is Reduced TO suit me
times. from SIS 10 SIR at factory. and ireIsh'
added. II frelghied Al orders by mail promptly al
tended to Satisfaction is guaranteed N all cases
Any person not satisfied after using the Machine sl
months. and giving II iaIr trial and have no o'he'
reason that u does work satisfactorily snca
a one can return II. and the money Will be feuhde'