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Smyrna times., 1855-06-20


Let The Afflicted Read and Ponder!
An nalliblc Remedy Tor Scroiula, Kings Evil. Rbeu
nausm Obstinate CnianrOus EupIiOns, Pmples or
PUstuies on The Face. Blotches, Bos, Ague and
Fever Chronic Sore Eyes Ring Worm Tcuer.
Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and
JOINTS, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphtic Disorders Illm.
bago. Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases arising
from an lnJudcIous Use of Mercury. lmprudencc m
Ilis. or lmpury of the Blood.
~ This great alterative medicine and nnrifer of
Blood Is now used 10y thousands of grateful patients
IRON all parts Of the United States who TESTIFY daily,
10 the remarkable pc rlormed by the greatest oC
all medicines, "CARfERS SPANISH MIXTURE -
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Scrolula, Eruptions on the
Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers old Sores Affec.
lions OF the Kidneys, Diseases of The throat Female
complaints pains and aching OF the Bones and JOHNS
are speedily put to flight by using this great and ines
ilmnble reInedv
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has vet been
found TO compare with it, II cleases The system of all
Impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
hdneys strengthens the D Dgestion gives lone to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and re.
stores The Constitution enieebed by disease or broken
strength. Q
For the Ladies' 1t is ncomparably better than all the
cosmetics ever used few doses of Carriers Sponish
MNIne VIII remove all sallOwness of complexion,
DrllS lhe roses nantng 10 the cheek, give elasticity
10 the step, and improve the general health in n re-
marAabe degree beyond all the medicines ever heard
Of
The large number of certificates which we hove ro-
celved from persons from all parts of the United States
IS The best evidence that there lumbug about
The press hotel keepers magistrates phvsicians and
public men, we'll known to the eonml nitv mi ndI
lhelr testimony TO the wonderful effects of TINS Grea
Blood FURTHER. ~
Cal on me Agent and get Circular and Almanac
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest nC MI
Medicines has performed - "''
Nome genuine unless signed BENNET' G, prrDc
ProrpletOs, No. Pearl street. Richmond Va IN ,ho,,
all orders rsnppes and agencies must be addressed
And for sale by ID. LOKW OOD, Smvrno
Del, and M. V. BOYER, Millington, Md.
Dec. g. l854-Iy. .. e. .fs. I'
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uOId Lever Waches, luI JcWeIled, Is carat
cases, S2s 90
Gold LeIne Is k. "a nn
Silver Lever, fail lewelIed, ~ 00
Silver Lepinc, Jewels, 6 a.
Superior BARRIERS. no
cold Speclaclrs, IN
zine Silver, do an
Gold Bracelets, SS
Ladies Gold Prmcs IN
silver Tea Spoons set IN
Noiu IeIts' WIN fencii and SILVER Holder, 90
Gold Finger Rings - cents $50; Watch Glasses.
PLAIN, Il Cents patent lSt, LIeI % other artcI,s in
lro"rIIOn. All goods warranted TO be Wllal they arc
sold for. STAlFFER A. TARIEV
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and I,yer,
'l lo"eI liah me ABOVE prices. Aug. 81
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Who has the Dyspepsia 2
NOTICE. 4.

notice..
LAYING been informed by highly respectable gen
LIZ tlenen from all parts Of the lae that The Ipres.
slonwas nlyersal. IN advertising my Font Hill Farm
for sale, my object to accomplish some private end
or was induced by private motive to galn paricu.
lar benefit and not really TO effect q sale.
Influenced by this iniormatign, take this method O
announcing tothe public my serious and determined in
tentfon, WHICH WAS AND WHICH NOW Is TO make sale
the aforesaid Farm Persons having any desire to pur
chase VIII be satisfied by calling upon the undersigned
W ~ B.--Prlce reasonable and terms easy
70 - 49,, - DANIEL cor NMINS. .
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Rhodes Fever 81 Aguc Cure.
Or, Natures Infalliblc SDecific

E'Ot Inc Prevention and Cure of Intermittent and
-. NTnlueIt E FevcrS tevers and Ague; CLilIs and
,t u, Duho Ague General Debuy, Night Swea,s
ana all other forms of disease which have c,r,r
origin IN Malaria or Miasma. This subtle aImosnberr
o'son winch at certain seasons is unavordahlv inhaled
a' every BREATH Is the in character vhcraxsr -
eNSs'-NOIlh South, East or West-and VIII .y.,.
where yield TO this newly discovered ontid,a S
ever made. :" "euiSihe
This specific is so harmless that il NAV he ,,koD h.,
persons oi every age cunL ltiou and n ,vi ,
SUBSTITUTE Tor one DISEASE others sill worse ne 10 ,
oi'eh the result IN the treatment of QuInIne Narc,
AIseil anu other poisonous or terious drurS M,
ration. ''" '"iS pIepa'
Ihe pro prieor distinctly claims these exIraordinar,
results from The Use Oi Ihs Natural Antidoe lo Nal"
ria. y" "uia-
WIZ entirely protect any residento or traveller ar.o
III !ne M most sicky or swampy localities from anv As.a
oa Dliiohs Disease whatever any INJURY iron, En-
sttnly lnhaIng Malaria or Miasma '' '''" 'oA-
IL WIN instantly check the Ague in narsons nh
nave suffered Tor any length of time from ono dav ~
vi years 50 hnt they need never have anoihe,
H. , ~ CoIhuS lis use according directions
n wiz immediately relieve all distressing results oS
Dilious OF Ague diseases. such as general deb;I;,
sweats &c The patient at once serins Io ras @
Peute nhd strength. aud continues until n nerm.naa,
ana radical cure is effected f'"''''"'
Finally, lis use Will htnlsh Fever an, A -
inmlles aud all classes Farmers and aIi iI.
men ny adopting us preventive will be f,so t.
hgue or Bilious attacks IN TINT season or ,h I'm I'm
them. '"'""o'e one I'd
One or two bottles will answer (nr onI;n..., =.
some may require more H'y oaSes'
accompany each bottle 'u "P"n's"'
trade. 4 ..-s't "' N u'scouh's made 10 the
aHe circulars forwarded on application and the
nar VII W oe consigned on liberal terms to bic
F"'Nes III every section Of the country a8 b
may2 SLY . "'ioDNN' P,'Pl, PrroPLlelor,
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Near SMYRNA, Feb. %. ,54.n ~ =
SpriElg Goods, 1855.

THAthHS WUUUS, So59B.
.: II. GREENE has now in his store large and
choee STOCK OF Spring Dress Goods, which lie par
iculariy asks The attention of the Ladies of Smyrna
Beautiful Spring Silks from 62I c. to 81 So;
Barege and Grcnadnc Robes
French Lawns and Jaconeis Plain Cambrics and
Pcrcals. British and French Prints
haFege De Lanes, Summer Muuseln, &C.
blSchoii SUPER Black silks, umcqua He'd in color and
quaiIy ShAw!s and Alannas in great variety anJ at
| the lowest prices.
j. d. Greene has but One Price and thai the lowest
nor cash. Corner OF NINTH Il ARCH Streets, Pha-
dephia. GAIor 9S-lm
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PHILADELPHIA
Furniture! Furniture! -

ii. F HOOVER, respectfully ua7
- informs his customers OF SMYRNA ~
Sss{F1=S1s5 and the people generally of The III
county, in want of Furniture thai
ihev will find it greatly To their advantae &c to purchase
at his warehouse, where they VIII find a large slock
OF The most modern styles 10 select from. The sub-
Scrlber bcgs 10 say thai his facilities ui
and buying has materials for cash aud having no An
ptenIces, but cmplOyn ihe b,s uf wnTkmen enables
hln To Oier grr.t Inducements 10 hose ia want of
really good Furniture ct low prcrs as he mut prefer.
The mnbie slNpcuCC 10 the SLOW shilling" All
goods bought AT his Wurcruoms VIII ne warranted and
1t INTENDED for The country VIII he packed with care
and dispatch. H. F. HOOVER
No, l26 South SECOND street. below Dock.
west slde Phadclp phIa.
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STUAFFER d. HARLEY.

Cheap Watches & Jewesry,
w tS oir AZ WnSh AD and hhL1 at lSs PS b.
S4lA4A96 North SECOND Street, corner Of QUARRY,
Philadelphia.
Gold Lever Watches, full lewelled, Is carat
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ThonmaS w. Evans a. CO..

Nos PA and PIG CIIESNUT St, Philadelphia,
Opposite Girdrd House
Lave now on hand complete assortment Of the
Ii most beautiful fabrics and the laleststy les. The
goods have been carefully selected IN the European
markets by one of the firm and will be sold at the most
reasonable advance. Among The variety will be
found
Magnificent Dress Silks Cheme,
do. paid do.
Slrped and Checked do. for FIounciug,
Rich PLAIN do
Best make Of Glossy Black Silks,
liarege Robes, Btrege, Tissues. Lawns &C.
Emhrnlderles OF everp description,
Hosiery Of every quality and klHd.
Chally Bareges, Barege dc LoInes,
Nous dc LANES,
Application Manlilas,
Silk do embroidered
Six and Lace do do
Mus IN if j. ID. do do .-.
Stela ShaWs. 2.
7. w. b.. ~ co. intend opening, next week, seve.
raj thousand yards Of FRENCH LAWNS great
barg an. Also, Bareges and Tissues. may i6.4l-
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A / WARBURCON'S Cheap Store where will be
"A found a splendid and cheap stock canstantlv re.
plcmished from New York and Philadelphia Auctions of
EMBROlDERiES-ln all the newC est designs of
every description. imported prices which ca nnu fail
20 aston ISh and please
LACE GOODS-ln the choices; rnttern Of English
French aud German, as well selected and extensive a
stock as ran be found ia the civ
GLOVES. Hosiery, Imp rIed Musns and Fancy
Goods. Millinery Goods cut al wholesale prlces An
extensive assortment of Gnls suitable for the trade
winch will be offered on the ad Ambiguous Terms
at WARBI KrONS
1903 South Second street,
aPII-3ml Second door below Spruce, Philadelphia
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New Spring Goods

march 1i-3m,
Smyrna times., 1855-06-20
Very Valuable and Desirable
Real q, SHnfat& Fa.

@:s @ Now offered and win be soId upon rousona-
BFiiI IN Bile terms, AT PRIVATE SALE
kHlii1 MANSION or FONT HILL FARM. sitnoted
West Of the Towhof Smyrna, and Immediately
adjacent thereto, containing about 200 ACRES of arabic
LAND, in highly improved condition, possessihp
every advantage as private residence and profitable
Upon TINS Farm no less than GO 600 bush
els OF Llhe " 600 bushels Of Wood Ashes and so ions
OF GuanO have been spread within the past vesrs he
sides great variety of other concentrated ierizers
and the blowing under green crops of Oats Buckhenl
Clover &C. all of which has also been covered ntIce
or thrice with the best stable and barn yard anure
The whole tract is inclosed with the best and most
substantial new chestnut and white oak fencinp abont
hye thousand dollars expended in the erection Of OUT.
BUILDINGS, comprised in which is everything teaul.
slte 10 a hlgly.mproFod and well directed FARM q
ssS 5 Acres are allotted 10 the choice varie-
& &%sss ties of Apples. Peacll, Pear Cherry. Ounce
81 = Plum and Apricot; BESIDES the Garden a,uuuds
In well selected strawberry raspberry. grapes
Any one wishing to purchase will be showK he pro
perry by the undersigned.
~. DANIEL CTMMlNS.
Near STOVrno Eal,O
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I,andes q Daushertv.

VHUfe"dFf F1F1rH Hdkfa f"tJfcf pftT s. JoA
street
/ ESPEcTFt'ELf inform rhe ptihlic thai they
~ have formed partnership for the Jurpose j
carrying on the sbovc business in ali IT. Various
branch ). Cakes, Broad. Crackers, and Candies al
ways an hand II shsioxsst prie~s st@
Every article purchasei from w warranted
Oar wagon will b. the track bv the 10Th of shfs
month LAkDEs 4 DAIGuEgTY
A.~-Ht
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{ = Efforts ure being made bv 0

Efforts are being made by our neigh
bors. sIessrs. Wilson ( Coustock, greatly to
improve the Io,ra Farmer, and TO obtain for
il q more general circulation. Il is publ
cation of that character which appeals 10 the
in rests Of The largest class Of people in
Iowa, j. conducted in efciitablc manner.
ana ought 70 receive such supper. rs will
render il US useful a. possible.
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Autumn stock!

p. ID. q II n
i Il A. now open fine stock ef French and Amer
4 1 lean Pr.nted and Plain Deiaine., Pisin md
Pad Merinoes Cnbargs, Black and Coiosed Mo
hair, IL Rng~s, de-. 10 which he invites the stfcn
ton II the Ladies assuring them thar the .t vie and
quality unsurpassed. and prizes low n the same
goots can bs sold in tn cppntIy. sslsss
keokuk Sent IA g4,s.. II
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Eau Trade.

Gate Cay Nest anA 1Aoe Su~se.
No. liz Main Street, bctwc.n FOURTH ~nd Filth
ftNHE undersigned would respectfully call -.
the attention " IN. Ladies and Gcs4le II
ell selected stock 81 B,ots snd Shaes now
oIeacd and for sale At the abss com
psising all kinds If Ladies', Hapis' Ai-ss', Boys
and Chidrens wear, 81 ALI styles, grades and siIr
These goods has boon selected With pseisi reference
to neatncss Of style AMI durability and will b. sold
At very small advance Atoyz EASTERN eost. q We
axe determined no; u h unders,,d by any house IL,
the city Please giscus cali. An examination N
goods and prices IL the only favor We ak
II, {. HpfSkAMP 4 BRO
sept & tS55--d
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Gev. Shan non--Capt. EHenry's FIX.
petition.

New YoRK, Sept. Is. The HcrolFs Wash
ingt0n correspondent states that on ednes-
day. while tnc cabinet was in session consld-
erin. the Danish Sound Dues, the President
received from Kansas memorial signed by
large number cf the earliest settlers Of the
Territory. protesting against the eager haste
OF Shannon ia declaring himself in favor Of
slavery. The memorial was immediately
given TO the cabinet for action thereon.
The sth anniversary Of the capture of the
cifr If Mexico hy Gen. SCOTS army, was
celebrated here Yesterday; during the day a
society organized and chrstcned the
Nontezuma Associations Com. Perry was
chosen Fresident--a dinner was also held 1T
Delmonico's, al which large number We're
present. Burnett Ward presided. Among
the toas,> was one by Col. Ramsey, greeting
Com, Perry the future President Of tho lie1
public.
The correspondent Of the daily Times from
San Antonio, Texas, says the expedition re-
Gently organized BY Capt. Henry against
Mexico, had been partially abandoned and
many 0f III sU'diers Ind returned hoTHF.=-
The last accounts state that Capt. Henry had
only about ~ or 30 men, and Aihere MAS a
doubtful ranor that the party vas also clp-
tured b. Gen. WoH or indians under Wild
Cat. They had been previously informed by
both parties III Mlxico that their services
were nat wanted.
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TrsERITY ILLUSTRATED. - Mad'lle Rachel
was requested by her countrylnen in New
York to recite the Marselles HYMN, but de-
clinrd. assigning as the reason, i'll hoalth.
Tie true reason is believed to be the fear Of
Offending her master, Louis Napoleon, who
has placed the great French ode to Freedom
under intcrdict in his dominions. Caring
less about offending against the tastes and
desires of Americans than displeasing an up
start tyrant in Europe, she dare not in free
country open her mouth 10 repeat Free
HYMN. So far does tyranny reach
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DAVIES A HARr

w HOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No
w liz. Main Street. kcpkuk Iowa.
Having located in this city VIZ would respectfully
inform The merchants Of the interior that have
engaged in ,ha above business, having ali the facil
tiles for purchasing stock directly of the manu-
facturers ut the Lowest figures. 1t is object and
deterun nation TO build mr. largo and rsrrlane nj
trade by keeping on hand large and wsll assorted
stock making cur prices low that none be less
and terms md discounts % raj AZ any other
house.
Please call and examine orr stock ssplsd "
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n Nel,d-anIiaue marble has been discox.

'1'''
cred IN Roxbury, 1t, said - be superior TO
tLat of any other quarry in the world. II
said that blocks Of any size can be taken out,
and contracts haze been made with the pro-
pgietor7 for material for The ornamental work
upon tA capitol al Washington.
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Pure Cod Liver OiD.
DkEpAKkD hy y. 4 g. isrnaiI Il. Co. A large
supply iust rec<,sed by
Sept "a MooRE 4 HOOPER.
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CfAcirl OF EEeNAS Ianfp Tho editor If
tho Nankegan Democrat is responsible for
the following;
TIE borden which German ladies fro4 uent-
Is ear nre Of saei magnitude that 10 mere
y hear ment,on of them wouid stagger be-
lief. Standing on North Clark street in
Sh;ca-o, tho other dgy, We noticed one Or
SAL ladies' speeding homcward, straight and
stu n an arrow, with six pieces of two inch
plank. The longest six feet, bundle and
hall 81 lash, two or three hundred shingles.
b'e bag OF pickings. u twenty pound ham
and i sIaall slab u PORK, slung to her back.
$50 patent pals filled with swil. dangling
from wooden yoke across her shoulders,
and III hcs lrns br4c- Ut chubby natis eli
" hat Would ,oias OF our weak back cd Yam
ZEE iemtnines. with n i their wfalebone STAYS
nne braces, do under half such u burden az
that
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Return OF the Old FnyOrftes.
I ~ CoHcort Han. Saturday September 22d
!. Sois tL9ec nig!,!s only. The old aud original
H. CA MpBELLS
oTganzsd in ls4s. and still composed II tie fol-
lowing array of talent:
I, Il. Prendergsst W. W. Nawcomb,
j. Ill. Bnriett Dan Bryant,
\. Il. clark, ". Fenton
It. :. Fowler. j. IL. Ress.
q. W. Demc-sst +. NJ. Beler.
With the above array Ct distinguished talent, the
Camph ia presumed u far excel any other sim
ilfr party ever organized.
Admission % cents. Doors opon a. o'clock
Concert commence at o'cloek.
scplS IL. H. NETIi.RTON, Ag't.
L,oR cALE--Tirce very 4 sirable husinets lots
i Apply immediately 10
seplsdlw sa4Eas sLiAlD d. SIMP3UN,
va Over Poo Once
ROR SALE.
Oh ACRES Land, within three miles Of keokuk
on sApI5l 0Eo. RI SELL,
Al tLe Iyns House
STOMERS can from this dae be supplied with
~ Quincy Eagle Flour, which b warranted 10 he
sypcsAee to ans iaade in the Mississippi Valley
by s# H ". &. Fl NkAOu SER.
l.>REHH OYSTERS J ust received small LOT Of
4 Core oysters IL this SPRING. co,ing. by
June 3, 1855
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An GlNfogTCNATE BoYl-The Portsmouth
ballot is responsible for the following liter
S j i.4If y IT, e. 1850 $500 },
IN The scale OF infamy. we know of few
things that would b, likely 10, mantle with
sharns Nie bfb*W Al honest, high spirited
boz ,sssscFe than the POSSESSION Of q name that
has sADasusSS ihc KyrronxiA ot. 4ssaehery TO
every principle TIM Is h6nUred By honorable
men:
ASuBJEcT THAT REoTIREs LEGISLATION -
Iasatardt Parcsus 0~do IA,scrspt Children.
--s.What is your name, sonnv:" said wet o
pretty little boy, about three years old. led
BY a little maid twice as old, in ncighbor-
ing town lately. The little fellow made no
reply, but on our asking him again, he hung
his head asif ashamed to tell, and nj our
third asking began 70 sob and cry as if his
heart would break. We were nearly fright
ened out Of our wits. for we didn't know bat
some jury might hnd VI guilty Of soaring
him TO death. ..For mercy sake. what al 3
himf" said we - his Young companion:
"what is his name ?" His name is Fra,.k-
lin Pierce Torle," said she. her face turn
ing crimson. Here was the mystery. and We
did not wonder that the little fellow was
weeping over the insult that he was not big
enough to resent. We felt penitent; so We
took the mourner ON our knee, and told him
soothingly, there was '.nntbinz in a name"
and ii there sas, the first two words Of his
Was his fathers fault and not his, and that
ne would soon be old enough to apply to the
Legislature, FIR change Of name The latter
statement relieved rs, for he smiled threux
his tears, and soon looked as good ma tured
as if We had not insuted him at all.
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and besides TIC new shops, foundi-ies, &c.
And vet in spite9 k4his rapid increase, the
asrly ases notbeein toAeep up with he
Sunnds&A largo spmbA Of rooms ~
oocu rdon iaM NJ f., if they ~
sy be hd. psrinsr past summer j.
lse 90 severaS0 grooms occupied ~
two different firms, while other firms have
had their goods slowed away wherever they
could find place, waiting impaticntiy for a
better time coming. $50
fHlT "AccInEEr. '--'fho Tunes talks about
an ''aecidcnt' which happened last Saturday
ut the WINS House. II seemed to Us that
there wae too much orde, and arraagem ,nt
about the aifair for an occide,At proper
There is certain mental state, II is said,
wherein order appears confusion, and men
see duplicates of every thing the eve rests
upon. Nehopc il is only misapprehensipn,
ana not mn idea supernduced by an nnnatu-
raj frame of mind. which led orr contempo-
fart TIA designate the aagir alluded - as an
accident. The plain fact IS, our friend Bun
wcs certainly the finest that We tyer sat
down L. III keokuk, according 10 the testi-
mony of our " inner man. land Bunnell
knows how 10 IL thing of that Kind about
rights alld We aprrchcnd It would have APP
pcar,d IN this plain manner TO our friend Of
the Times If he hadn't looked over thr table
quite 90 often through bottle of Catawha.
~ Collections haze been made in many
Of the towns in various parts of the country
for the relief Of the sufferers at Norfolk and
Portsmouth. over ~l00,oo0 have been for
warded from the several points. The suffer
incs Of the people Of those towns seem al
most unparalleled by any similar calamity +
On the continent, and If ever money and per- !
sonai attentions were demanded in the name
Of charity. they are demanded now. Succor
for Our dceplvstricken and suffering bleth-
rem II keosuk should do something, even
nj this late day, it would be no more than
She may some day have occasion to ask Of
o,hers; al all events il j. no more than
Ryv discharged in the name of humanity
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WV. MANNERS.
DYFR AND sCOURER. On fifth street, one
- door below Main, where he will renovac aud
make 10 appear new, all kinds of Ladies' and Gen
teinens apparel, such GRAPE, broscha, cashmere
aud sasls .caslniara, silk add mssino dssSs-
ru, pisa oaud tsble ccvers, window and dAmssk
cnrtniaa. ~. ss
All % ne sbsss, Amd every other article If cloth
ing collrsi in any cf the fancy or plain colors.
hope by close attention and knowledge Of my tus-
mess. to give general satisfaction.
srp isd6m WIN. MANNERS.
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Nnuf DfER.--'fwo white deer arrived in
TINS city on Tuesday from st. Iouis. They
were eai2ht in the Rocky Mountains. They
are perfectly white-not-a colored hair j. IL
be seen on the body of either. One il a roe
and the other buck. The head OF the lat
Ter - adorned with u very respectable pair
oil aitlcrs. which are covered with smooth
selNet coating, ~ pnre AMI unspotted as the
body of The animal which wears them. The
deer Are purchased in this city for 5000,
and arr ~ bc exhibited Cineinna.i Go
-tffe. Tharsdag.
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TnE MAINE EIfcTIoS.--The Augusta A0e
OF the 18th has returns from 2os towns, Civ
inr $4,000 votes, rs follows: Morrill,, AZ 900:
Wells, 1903; Reed. 1896. In these towns
Morrill, loses o,36i. as compared with last
years vote, when he lacked 1900 Of ma
Jority. There are 1900 votes yet to hear
from.
Ia the Senate, q of the 81 Senators IN op-
positicn 70 Morrill, hssosAcen elected, and Of
the Representatives. two to one.
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I'iE fasi saw Mill one and half mile. ai-o,
L town Is nov in operation with good stock or
Logs nrsans wanting Inrnber Win hs faruished
ON sAass notice by leaving their ORDER AZ The ofre
of =. X. y. ~ FORD or with
WIN. BRpWNEII.
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To the Cltizens q kseksk.

vIHHE subscriber world announce To Inc citizens OF
keoknk that he has just received ttrk OF the
best aud most fashionable goods for xsntir man
war ever nrDagh. % hs9spN sens..fing of Fren.
es, vrisets grenAdinc- cas- n,rrcs kc which Le win
make mp the shortest notice AMI In tne bet s.y.e
to order. The -ub.eriber has also on hand hnc as
sorInent Of shirts cya,ats, scars, rol!au e..
sep II JAMES NJ Tyler
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CLOTHING CLOTHINGi
OR TIIHHAfI AT, Wrrrt6 rpt

:. ., ~, 100 'ns" WI "IN1fN TRADE
LAVE recsiyed u l#r-c stock If Ready Made
= .iof nng' ''eni emen = Furnishing 1cods, Trnhke
Hat Carpet bags, mbrrilas de nil.h T will seIi
a. WHoLLaALr AAp knTAIi, at n yrry fmalI adv ane.
above Eastern cost. GrIwr IT FRA and Man So
sept, 7---et1~ n HUFFJfrIMTRG