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Also, Groceries,
TO Farmers.

WE would respectfully call attention 10 our socl Of
liOrSepOWcrs and
Thrcshing Machines,
for the coming harry est, and invite armcIs 10 examine
the same before purchasing ci>rWherC.
Oar Improved MIN li"fsvi overs have been IN use
tor Two years and besides working H4't lhCy stand
unryalied for strengthening ,hc highest amount ot
speed to The Thresher.
Our Thrrshing and Cleaning Machines possess all
the Latest lmprov cmen,s and are made OF the best
material, put up the best manner. and well finished
all the joInis being secured with Screw Bolts. They
lhrrsh taS and Clean, separating thc wheat from :ls
straw, making no wastc-ta lIng,-m fact, u complete
comhInati.n that cannot be ,urpassed.
Call and see them, and satisfy yourselves.
9>T All KINDS ui REPAIRING done with dispatch.
Mill Shafts, &c, made Ia order.
BOWMAN /: ELLIOTT,
io3.4t Commerce street, Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1858-07-09
EoAINTS! PAINTS!

TIE Subscriber, having connected with Tho Drug
and PrcscnpiIun business PAINTS OILS VARNIS Sill
rs, BRUSHES, lass, DYE.STUFFS, &C. is now
prepared 10 furnish all in that line who may favor
INN with call He would also take this opportunity
q" returning To the public his sincere thanks for The
liberal patronage they have shown him. und hopes.
by STREET attention and industry, merit II cOnIlnu-
ance OF the same. JAS T. IlOFFECKER
Commerce ST, door below EliaSOns Corner
may 2O-3S Smyrna, D6l.
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Smyrna Advertisements.
Attention Farmers!

w T. are manufacturing a large lot of superior
~ GRAIN CRADLES, with genuine English
""idr"h S'yihcs attached, To which We respectfully
invite ia" attention at friends and the public be-
lore purchasing else Ahere. Ais. CART = WAGONS
tlIlINAIORS. PLOIGIIS, IAkROWS Ne
We Keep constantly Oh liamd. GUARD FINGERS
ana SEtIlONS Tor MuHHy's celebrated Reaper and
Mower.
J. MlLLAWAY & SON.
Smyrna, Del. June 10Th, 1888 LIN
~ We are the Sule Agents for Pratl's celebrated
Hlrel-To"ih llURSE-RAkE,--!Lc best Rake 4Hy enleI
Ia save wheat.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1858-07-09

" The steamer Pilot Boy is now maxim
daily trips between Smyrna and phlladclphi
and the intermediate places, leaving Phlladel
phia at O'Clock, A. NJ, and Long Point at
O'clock, Z. VI.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1858-07-09

ulNEMASN RE CONVERTED TO COMMON SENSE
At a meeting of "spirituasts" an invalid was brought
forward dreadiully afflicted with ulcerous scrOfula
that all the doctors had failed to cure II was pro.
posed TO appeal to The spirit land for advice and
Homeopathic physician present Intercepted the de-
parted spirit of lIancmann TO what remedy shouk
be taken Loud and distinct raps. audible 10 the whole
audience, told oil A-Y- E-R-s CATI-A-R-T-I-C PILLS
D. IIopcr IN " Wig.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1858-07-09

O. Messrs. Rhgas y Cane propose to give
amusing entertainments in feats of jugglery.
NC, at Wards Hall, on Thursday and Satur-
day evenings of this week. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
m SPRINGEIELD. -MANUFACTURING
6o Whom it map Qontern.

4 WIDOW lady having DAUGHTER - years
OF age wishes 6ud American isny reading 10 the
country who would ACCEPT her their She isot Am~rs
an parents and well educad aud OF pssns spp~araoep
Reference given aud required Addes-, or one "e"h, NM
81 A L No 80 rfh.aN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

The Regular Meetings of COMMITTEES ON BAN
MFRS every 6sy No. l0 N&ssus nex. 70 TIE
Herald Office.
"When Freedom, from her mountain hight
Unflr.ed her standard 20 the air.
81. ibe robe Of night
And &c; the Of glory here!
sEs Ein sled with IL gorgeous ayes
TIE milky bsidfies Of thr skies,
Ard striped ia purr celestial shl;e
With s.,eakngs Of The morning lEht ~ .
JAMES ACkERMAS, PreG4.nt
FpwARp A. AfLLEs, Secretary.
DR.. Doremps having opered rs Chemical Lsoorsione',
% prepared 10 receive students IN Analytical Chemistry TIE
Chemical Lectures tns N-v fo-t Mdcs Co-se a Jth-
a. occur in The AFTERNOONS q. o'clock Apply 81 No. 70
Union-p.are.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
HrookI,n oIcrcnnliIe Library AssociatIon.-1

Country Life"
\ Jan sc b FoNTAN,. Subject--" King Bomba, or
the Last sio.lsn Struggle for Liberty" -
Xi. Feb. i~wENDELL PHILLIPS. sutieet-' Toais'H'
'S,i''F hi Feb e-GEoRGE vAYDEYHoFF Reading" rae
'GSiiiF 'GXSiiiIiisFeb i5~rDWERD @. PARKER. suberi"Pe-
'y;i KIN n ssb The Hon JOEL r. HEADLY Subject
T,. fr tie Course 40 each 70 Member, Of the A.'ocs
on; o;her pgsous tie price s - eeoh Members Ie'ei'
T - ft,, NAV 6. purchased Of L J. DAWES corner
OF Fulton and Ciuonsts and oi H. a. DICKINSON corner
NJ io Sipse Lectures in the Course will be old
afut uubr oi Course Tickets taken - nj the house
ol ''HA' o 'D' ''"'I LEWIS RoBERrs, President
pi,c., Wb.,i.,t> How Cured .-TaousaDds Of per
what how is cured. Every case OF rhes whethei
or in violent itching 5nd irritation depends es-ntay upon
congestion OF tie abdominal circulation This produces
h,morihs. pa and suaerng and the disease ony be
ondsentay cuied by medicines which tsSen internally ~
"Sssi t NiPRpys shI Tsyn 0ME0PeTiC PILE sPEClFIC-A
imple Pill three times e.y cures The
by the condition uPn which t.e dses. arpgne
H'ndtd hs,e been cured by T. even q ths meet oo''na'e
cases All "'' Dc TcsA,sEfS SSp S' crrSks. Sk
cergymsn oi the Bs.tisl chufoh wei SNOW" ir ilno
wr,us t. Is ssSs: have ior se time seriously a.
with Beeo- Pile. and have Iesasaed myo-'e - Sc
inrc, indeed lopcess-lt nave g'e Solt
medicine fP. Specific, and r-r,d bsse no doAb you
ayps the world unlertreai aIa ss..Gs DOL -a,on.
a. 4 lady -snc. the fol lowing; have e'en quite :.
6ried years past Win lieiaoi. .aoid or fsA's
II ~ 30 D. I me- p,Tsfed SsSss voar spesiiis ,r th.,
complaint, nd i almost "neeisie Icl >tei ts1 us A o.
eieh- 81 he Pills. tire see'a - De- NhpuS cecrd AZ ~
been eniir, free iFon 1t 'ae sane ensih
IT, e., demon in Caiaro County G been sub Pie.
or twelve rIs,u year fsy were extremely PAN d. oen
s 9in T @ SGnee nd d "a s, Ps iSs
tsscn hes. nsn eA Ge pe4t dc, ,'a-,' hrn'e. enie'y
jane. H. Porter oi Am.ty,i.e v y writes; one OF
r, c over twelve ,css 'tsuais very Hneh rcie'sd
WITHIN week - every if.ret %. rfinsnen, cn-e BY
tie d. ,.l. FITf PILLS ne
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL Cossi1ft1
BsooELYs, Nov. /, 1888
The RenubJfcan FIector- of Kings County are
hereby notihsd that Muse Hail. corner o f1.9n @
aud Orange will b. open - receive me returns Vi ''
election on TUESDAY EVENING. ID Inst: Ey order
s ALPHFUS SMITH, Secretary.
American Conversational Cony eniiou, Fi1th DIS
s,ictTbis Convention the Odeon NilanNb'e on
.be 7,h nlt and unanimously nominated for Consre"
GILBERT DEANE.
W. tai. pssure IN 1Ie.etne The aoovenanc gentleman
f e suffrage Of the Electors Of tins District believing that 10
~ .e,io, ,h iess Of conservative men % ell Parties VIII
se f..hfIIv .u.,an@d d.. JOHN WlTHERELL Chairman.
DAsI. r HasHBUgNE secretary
IT,. .ndcrxigncd cordially recommend HOWARD
cIY e,a or the Office Of Register His professional sI
n.,re AID p.rsous render hm cHinny hi 70 DIS
charge II Gui,ee - o,.,,,
CONkLiN BRUSH.
BENZ. D. SILLIMAS,
4. ~. RODMAS
JOHN n. PRENTICE.
ARTHUR " BENSON,
G. =. SMITH,
LUCfEN BlRDSEYE
FRANCIS b. STRYKER,
WILLIAM WALL,
b. ". WILSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Udtrbcs. 1emelrr, &r.

IEWELRY VERY LOW.
u Al ds.erp.icr, Of Cola Jewey tor 'se At rss y..h
fbsr rs=sl pnces by g. C. ALLEN, importer o' ""s'
'''"'' n. IL wLl-., .secnd coor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
6ucrial Notices.

Columbia College, October. IS5S.-POsT GRAbu 3,
ATE INSTRU CTION for iSo9LectIres val be delivered
IN THE SCHOOL or SCIENCE,
Al the College, 49hst beginning on the otn day o No'e'
Der.
By Professor McCULLOH-On the Mechanics OF Ethereal
Msers or The Present State Of knowledge III relation 10
Heat Light and Electricity. . ...,- -
By Professor JOYOD Chemistry with practical Instruction
in the Laboratory. =.
Nv Pof,.or PECK-Civ Engineering including Surveying
with instruments general principles oi CONSTRUCTION
and grapbics. - -. a., -
patutr and history of Mathematical Science.
By Professor HACkLEI-On Physical Astronomy WA tAe
practical OF instruments.
Nv PIoie,.or TORREY-On Botany.
- in THE SCHOOL or LETTERS,
A. the Rooms of the New-Yok Historical Society, corner OF
2d-ay. and llth-st
By Professor LEIBEROn the History Oi Commerce, ana
subsequently on Political Science.
By Professor NAlRNE-On Ethics.
By Professor GUYOTOn Compsrstye Physical OeosIhphy
fp Il, relation 70 History and Modern Civilization.
By the Hon GEORGE 7. HAkSil-On the Enshsn Ian
eusge. , m e ruronopr
w DWIGHT win open the Rooms O the Historical Soci
Price Of tickets 10 each $50 all but graduates OF not
or than three years standing OF Columbia College the New
Yorl uysfy and the Free Academy whom the price VIII
be 81, Cheusy ad he La" ocn"o io
eac, of winch special charge viii be made. - -.
Further information obtained at the Library OF the ls
torica Society a. the Office of VIM Bets No % ast
from either the Professors, from the President o. the Col
- CHARLES KING,
President OF Columbia College
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
OrFrcE or Tng SuPsRNrESDySr or POLICE
No. AIS BRooNE-sr., CORNER or ELNsrr I

Newly Oct. itot
DY the Twenty first Section OF the Act entitled
ID An Act 70 establish Metropolitan Police District AnS
10 provide thereof passed April 10 iSoI
n provided "that shall not De lawful for person To pub
Holy keel dispose Intoxicating liquor. upon any day 81
public election within tie Metropolitan Police District under
pensy Of ty Dollars Tor each ohense 20 b. recovered IA ne
name people of the Stat. Of Newfork By the Dsos
Attorney of The County wherein the nHense Ia committed
And further provides thst "no booth or box fo the dwn
button Of tickets election shall b. erected or nAntAnso
within hundred aud y feet Of any polling !sce within the
said district" ,.,
II urh, decrss tls' shall be m-d, NOR pnnhhsess
by uprsonnsnt ihc County Jail PrtciaIy oot sss
tla exceeding BY ne sot e.s han tSo
hundred and ty dollars tor person without Jnsthsbe OF
e,rusabc cau. personal yo .cc,Dr In the
mcr0r0tan Police District upon member ~ .he p)hen
force wcu In the dsrhse. ~ ms duty for such
enb, neglect making any arrest for Otenss against Law
o the State committed ~ m presence Tor auy pelon not
uelor OF tie polio, ~ falsely represent hinseh ~ be-
ire 81 n member with fraudulent design"
police Of the Metropolitan Police District are specially
eod 70 s. that "a. above provisions Of law rarsd lte
Effect y. A. TALLMADGE,
General Superintendent Of Pohee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Rc.pialinu-As Good q. New.

fnli.. LANg Psfco Casters, Cake Baskets 'on'e tfn.
Its Sets, FVrs Spoons, 10. from vleb The SILVER "oiH or
an have them iept.d tor motto. and sAr psloe
~ sIliyhsto LuIIus HART, Nos srs -fns ''p.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
PRICE TWO CENTS.
HARLES SIRE L L Il Co. ,
~ Nc. f75 BROADWAY.

ARIES SIRE 4 L CO.,
~ Nc. f75 BROADWAY.
CLOaKs, CLOAKs' CLoAKs!
We .hSl uluTSts he N.-trT ssason BY eAheii1ht
OS MONDAY, NOV l.
sttcIi any reserNa.on Of the sutife Of "f ae' III"
pofta.luns %
WINTER CLOAks.
We hs alS copied adapted Aerica taste the mos,
drsahe and od,r ihen a. prlcv. ia shs
NEE, h. vsn;s Of The general eonmeni;y Our "sA'
~ei tlcNu. are of the best MANUFACTURE aud hayca
PECULiARl1l OI STYLE
~kch dis'inguish-s ;b- superior 10 al o,hers s oar
prices s,smirariou viii be- found low the seeEr' coi'-
petition make them
sHAWLS!
We uae large ard esnsal reduction in he prces of
NFW AND INTENSIVE SHAWL STOCK.
PARIS RONNFrSi
A.c r,<au; porr.ts of our own ~ sssoTt
DtntG
NOVEL AND ELEGANT BONNErs
unprecedented includes the aies; styles BON oisn'
snd copies, Of .-
LAURE. GOLDBERG. AhPHoNslNE,
ard Others. A detrfuli'd - MAKE ths clafHnS
ratsre IN establishment
POPULAR.
have MARRIED Bonets prices hst cannot TAI 20 ave
neral saiisfzc.ion.
On MONDAY we snal exhibit arrival of eNllte.y
fine - ..
CHARLES STREET 4 Co.
No. as BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Enixraut Iu,cIiseuce Once and Labor EN-
cha nge has IN ed from No Cana 81 % No 81 N.ta
si Csc Aukouy. few door west Of brosc~sy NO Ices
cAnsed JAMES p. EAGAN, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Familiar Lectures on History and CeOgrahy VIII
b.. delivered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY AFTER
MOONS from TO O'Clock. by JOHN MACMU LIEN, A. NJ,
AZ his Rooms No. 800 Broadway t.ntrsnc- in 2thst)
Tickets Us ccs) may be had CROWENs, or az the door
E.c ADMITS TWo PERSONS Hstickets also for sale.
Five tickets for RI TO commence TUESDAY, Nov 1855
Ncw.York IIisforicaI society.-.s stated meeting Of
this will be- held al the Library on IlESDaf
ING Nov, @ at q O'Clock. In conp ance Win ie RESOLUTION "a
b. soety adopi Al the last Ineene GEORGE H. MOORE,
ESQ., win repeat his paper The Treason Of MAJ Gnn
Lee" ANDREW WARNER, Rec Sec
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

49,, tyo gsout City DroDkiyn snd Jersey c,y q "
.a.. D. ,-c.t Dsysb@ = The "arf. Adefs" EArAkso
OFlfCL ~. IS and - Psls.Fow ,.,,.,,,.,, ,.x,,rs.
A.. - '.tf-n--spts in..rtsd IN 'HE EffNISG ENPRESS
spa ia TIF AoRNiAD ESfkEoS without rN,s ,s.t,s-
S.,s..I t4rot sboat the country oo.A-a TIE Eh-
PRESS ,-.ry
I.V-' A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Tax-Payerr and Honest Voters: WILLIAM p.
EORINSON DAN. D. IONONFR and NOAH A. CHILDS

the Candidates Tor Aselnby XL Dis,act rxeah
Ward Csn osefsA-d citizens lock the proceedings.
Many st Session an vote lor any o CsBss -Ac.p.
Nm I. KobIksON
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
co.. REWARD. STOLEN, a HORSE,

G.lS REWARD. - STOLEN, HORSE,
% pSeJ WAGON aud HARNESS from Greenwich, Coeas
on lie night Of the 18th OctoE The Hcrs wn soseL
about hand. hzb hind AID zs White about bali 70
the tnee also site strip face sasrrnsnt 90 tbe
is,ae Of pint behnd sso al .nl. on tAs
tor of .oudrr b-~n lately bs~rrd. The Wason was
bser witt -four .LrIgs with nsu~d body VITA oo~ OF thS
p1us. m n. ersssd ioot scd stspa Ths hsfssss
lorns;ioI o. the so.s, so for wagon snd hsrnsss
J. l. HugrEEu
SANFORD MEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Park HppIainn will deliver liza celobIsted LECTURE on
NtTRIMONY ., thc sixteenth BAPTIST Church West lbths'
near 9thav1 on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov 3, az p
ococt precisey Tickets may b. had az Appetons Boot
,o,e No. SAG and $40 Broaiway; FIRTH Pond Co.. No 81
Broadway b. h. Merrill No 2Maden.ane: l. Fuller NO 90
Washingons Jas DcmsTest No % ssv, or at the door
ON the evening of Lecture
lectures I'm French, on French Literature
NJ CHARLES MEL. EVERY WEDNESDAY, at ] and q
r. rn ct his residence, No. ii Fast Dtrst beginning nov
Admission twelve cards IS. ~ B-A ie~ boAhD
ERS tsten IN NJ. Mieps family.
Chapel Lectures. Brool.lyp.-Th, Rcy Dr. ,Hn sInhhs
on SII Walter Raleigh TUESDAY EVENING mot HUks-
DAY. at the new Chapel Clinton and Coneesssis a.
8 so'cock Single tickets al the door, - cents
New-York Young Mems ChIistinn assoc!alSn ,I IlS
Lecture ly Inc Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER, on THURS
DAY EVENING Nov T. o'clock, the Cooper Institute
Subject: wit and Huinor Admission l5 cents llckfs
NAV oe obtsned 81 Messs VIM Hall Sons, No. 2sg bIos5
way; Roe Lockwood A Sons No. sll Broadway; ME- r. y
Grower, No ESQ Broadway; Mesrs Miller Mathews ia
Lecture. Doors open at bl o'clock. MAXI hoti
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

NI kge pursuing us professional studies, dssfoes or
op,ing with young Lady ~ pleasing adj
dr,.. good culture twenty 0f Al
rcl,ous will be- bed strictly confidential Address Boz Me-
l,9 Csubridge, Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

CAUTION.-Purchaser of SapOnifer or Con-
ceutrstcd LEY for making sosp notified tina. spo
rous srl the market The only Genun. O5sin. sne
Patented article is manufactured by he PkNSsfLVASIA
SALT MANI FACTURING COMPANY, who viii bod rs-
s5nbs 10 the extent of the law those nfrnsns Repre-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
erocrries, provisions, Nt.

OHOJCE DAIRY BUTTER. CHEESE, New
Du,che.s County Mes PORK. New City Rendered LARD,
and CITY Cured HAMS and SIiOu LDERs, tf sale ~
GURNEY UNDEkHlLL
No ~ Dey-;.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
NOIICE-To all whom b may concern.-Thst

MOI IIE-TO 81 WHOM IJ my cOH'FIH'-I Iht
~ Land Warrant .sued % the undsrsgnet by the De
psr.usu ofths Interior II Wellington. ID e., No 1l ~ 40
Der tie oct Of Couyress q March s. 2ib, snd ir"std :"
William Grsnden esa n Newfork City IN he stat. 81 Ns~
York. sld that prfson WIN view D. drfisad ~.
,s 3D. rfarur,d the aid land warrant fTOIo tbs ssd
William Gau:eu, .sg by false representations fn1 sndrf
ned ESQ hereby gives notice % all p.rsyns ~homs~Frr u&
n, fr, to apply missioner of Pensions FOR d.
sfe nch warrant namely No jlrT issued 70 me nnd"f-
gred of and III. sid land ~fiAn, mas ~ysf
he ,aed I'D or voluntarily parted with ny the lndsr-
- r,.,.,, f.ff,-s IL. BYkNEs
'.r,.,-,t 90 X = Son, 10 1889 % ls~6wfs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

IMPORTANT NEW MEDICAL WORK
i MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE. Nearly
go Emo pages 100 Illustrations Cloth 81. BY justly
Psrs and London Physician and Surgeon now oil
NeYoTk City This interesting book should be In tne han.
Of every adult person, j. inpsIts tnovedfs q. :, -
for in n other. Sold snh n'sieu 20 shy O.. @
country by J. w JUDD No q Broadwsy, NewIorH o.I'
vI,UF AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOLU UNION
i ,ublishes 200 choice ILLU STRATED BOOKS Tor Chill
,n and Youth bens the largest collection in the country
They are publishing Book every Saturday mofnit
Elegantly illustrated Ca'soeues De bad without cnsis
addressing the AMERICAN sUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION, No.
Il22 Chestuutst Philadelphia No. SIS Broadway New
York where NAV BE- also large assortment Of Bibles Anc
tb. devotional Books used in Evangelical Chohrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
CLOUR. GRAIN and SALT BAGS, made aud

printed 10 order from beautiful designs, beet materials ard
reasonable prices, Ne 40 Westst, corner h"ay N u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Regular Republican Candidnt, far .s.r,,I,I, .
Ftftsenth District, TwenN -br.i W Ward-FvVARpG Il.

Ne BacIstps Ont .-TWfNFY THOUSAND DoLLAEs
could induce W. f. ROBINSON to back dawn fr- H. -"
candidate Assembly r ths Mia D.:c s-ansi paa Cao
and Npsh Chld The hst aEe thr v-sk
invention of biz rghtcDe oppourts II al who prefer ann
for him his election sur. oy very orv No
sueh word as g. a fog &" Ricbelt ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

VNUEREAS my wife, (iormerly GeorgiannA
w Chsf-eTtou of u is.onvi- New York; hsr tsrns ny
t.uporsry rooted of q my property kossy w.
,b. L., ard I'D viii another p~son 70 parts snnown
xs. YorJ Aov I i25s W. SCOTT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
nROCIANATION.-Inp pursuance of a Rcsolu

CUBNAEINL I r J. Il u IL a III y % u
- FOR SALE,
~ Newyo,t y.vfonnJlsud aad LonlOn Telegraph Com
p.rv m length. q .l. purcbseTs-sb y - me. 81 sepD
el.fy lr.r-szs Submarine T.sEsrA saOb "a ufes osH
ouetss wires mauul4 rtured By kspsr %, oil Lh@'n
ECT particular, II qliIe o. s.... ~ q, w.u a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

I AIDES in want Of good D0MESTICS can b,
suited with the best Of Ser sn, from stslsss families 4
Mr.. YORkSrON Office, No 20 iihss. EoLe admitted = q
good reference. Ladies may rely the Uett Of ikLP
TeBns Moderate.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-11
RIVER JORDAN.

A correspondent of the Utica Her
aid, gives this description Of "JorGar S
stormy banks"
A line Of green, low forest betray-
ed the course of the sacred river
through the plain. So deep is its
channel, and so thick is the forest
that skirts its banks, that rode with
in twenty yards of it before | caught
the first CLEAN oft waters. l was a.
greeabIy surprised. ! had heard the
Jordan described as an insipid, mud
dy, treacherous stream. Whether it
WIS the contrast with the desolatiOn
around, or my own fancy that made
the Jordan and its green banks 50
beautiful, | know not; but it did seem,
in that moment of its first revelation
to my longing eyes, the perfection of
calm and holy loveliness. 1t is hard
~ as wide as the Mohawk at Utica,
but far more rapid and impassioned
in its flow. Indeed Of ali ris efs /
have ever seen, the Jordan has the
|iercest current. Its water is by no
means clear, but it as little deserves
the name muddy" At the place
where | first saw it, tradition assigns
the baptism of cur Saviour, and also
the miraculous crossing by the chill
dren of Israel on their entrance into
the promised land. Like a true pill.
grim, i bathed n its waters, and pick
ed a few pebbles from its banks as to-
kens Of remembrance Of the most
famous river in the world. Three
miles below the spot where l now
stand, tie noble river : itself the
very emblem suddenly throws
itself on the putrid bosom Of the
Dead Sea.
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the demands Of each house necessari.

the demands of each house necessari-
ly affect the supplies Of the others.
This is what occurs in nutrition.
The muscles demand one set Of prin-
ciples, the nerves a second, the bones
a third, and each will draw from the
blood those which it needs, allowirg
the others for which it has no need
to pass ca. The blood is retained in
a system Of vessels everywhere
closed Yet. in spite Of the absence
of orifces or pores, it is distributed
impartially to the most distant parts
of the organism, and it is distributed
according 10 the momentary require
ments of each part. This Beautiful
fact should lead to the avoidance
of any pursuit which tasks The
brain at time when the stomach is
at work performing ifs functions.
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