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No MERCURY UsIaD.
DIR. s8suOS q sou .
CORNER OF MAIN & QUAY SIS,
mnw.H. ~ E~wH


A az ere aUT Physician In the State vac aFe memter
ID ue nssaf Carare af slr-eors L1nton. Nay
a-rr1ltrd frru 9acsr ir Ee m7ruing saul g rt rigtt
IN rrrrF sts-e a-f Fulf1I 70 tsea1e
10 treatment 1eT atTt o. De result % uFEerl o.
hirfy years. extensive anl u1reslf1l rra1lo5 % lurops
nd hmrrica.
a Hosr s|CIESEuIC EVEEucg.
Ar iratruuert Tor ne eura ~ Genital DetllT o.
Narfur1i EEsslaus -are property E-lsu a. seuira
Voice. &C. Can ts rrrua1runG curef IN mam Is
81 fHFr By 90 asa r ais fr1trl=e-L. shel uef cp
Jointly ~a- l-lcnr
TOuNG EEN. TAXI F~AETIeULAH NOTICE.
Dr.. AUU g. an take nIeaslre 81 aunquncllF t1e
laHy lave MFeut1i a ucr important ustruueuf Tor IRE
cure Of ne atare fscaser ne has been sutiecef O.
les 81 30 unsr euireuf l1yaicaus in Lau1au. Paris
FnHa1elrtla sa Geu Tq-Ei u ha eesn leczred ~
1ny laer usfrm1ert ever r- iuvru % ir ne cure
1u1al ~ ne secref hz1lW a ylura.
Dr. Ans B san. n artrr u satisfy -e met Eeguca
81 f1 fEa merit eG fha.r nHirrUraf. rIncEe f1euaslFc
hat I'M any lustar. ulers r. may prove CnEsfisf1ctlry,
afr-r a falr trlHlNde uarsT wtI ro refulded - returs
i1E ue rserurru I'm ral arier
lrraaa- wilkins he ataFe rsefll l-lrFuzelf val
asrue n1f ne nrl-e. -rh M uu1-raryiug 0reaig.
-rcurely rsaEef sd sens b. snail o. sEprsa. ID t-
f0a-
NEW lEMEuIFs n CrIcE CUREa
a crHE wAHnEErEu-
D.. Ans a. au hara, Er q arE series 90 gears, hss1
eusaget IN en- excessive uracice I'm ne uraiu.ui a
thesr teL-Hfs cu1laluts ard are M o1lT iezaEF gaal-
paints or r1n wlom ssuuius Eur1rcuu rsuaflsa can
1e aaiainrI.
Prra1m in my part ~ fhr uurf nay BE- sors.Fful1
1restef By f1~ua-luz a correct Geuu ~ relF cases
win a rsmit-anu iur mrtlcircs stc-. wtich Eun b. 70
lrlot via ne u-maE d1p--chi nEf sscure iron olssr
uauau-
Aa1s.s "a AMOS a soS arnsr zsin saa os
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IN ConnTVR erIsfeT.

Fer COunrs CouF1 AeI
w--a mt.rr.f &, rnnrunce JOHN hoWh as
rsrFs.ts ~ C1uuiv Couft ClerFnf sheinT counig attte
n-I---.H
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ACADEMY,

tsatCt Gf LcGrrzEC, FrEHktin Countgs He
TaE FACULTY AND OFFICERS
~ W. F~aherts-1. Superintendent and Professor q
EnriarzrIH-
% Draw
Rev. W. g. Williams. A. n. C-arlain and Pr7fsssor 90
Chralsfrg and NafLraI scian-ss-
Eiwari G-dFia, A n, Professor o. L-nsuags md
Lierafure-
Ab-Tt A.. NcG er1-. A. = Professor Or
Idrn Ac-E. -Hmmiatrs
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For Tax COUecfOr.
Fer Tax Collector

TT ~ -.--W~W-N"
We are suthoriHed 70 annuuncs O. a. LDE - q
fiiste fr Tax Collector Of SHELBY county, 81 the ems
M1rch ei-crlun. De-
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
HARTroRn COUNTY, Hartford. Jan. !. 90.
Pcrsanau D. appeared before ne, HEsRY FowLER. .
Jusfice ~ the Peace fuiv qualified % administer oaifs.
THIS A ALtLANnER. Acting srcretsrv. and made
solemn oath shat fhe f1rer1iu- statement - fkr assets snd
cundilun o. TIE Aetna Inslralce Cnun1nv g. tru-.
OWIER
Justice of ne Peacs.
STATE OF ~TEEEEEsEE- C-nETR0LLERss OFFICE2
NAEHvILLE- Jan. 9, 1880.
uisistooertfE lhatt e AetRa Insuranoe Company. b
cated - uerfcrt, IN re Sttta % C0nnecicut, has on-
piled with al The requirements o. an art passed hv he
General Assembly, 81 the STATE - Tennessee. in Nara.
entitled An Act to reEuints TIE arenrleso o. Iae,-
rance Companies atllaurporatef ~ ne strfecf rennes-
see and hatL B. CsdsiCt and " X Wells are ne
legally aufh-riEef sEHnisaf said Company On the town q
IT DUNLAP. Controller.
PoIides lsaed . ne a66Te eia anl-rtuable Company
on liberal lernstv
CHADWICK a WILLS. Aaenis,
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improved Arkansas River Plantation,
FOR SALE OR BENT.

THAT vliualie property kucEa ls th7 Actr'1e
Il place, situated On tho A-EHns.s rIVar. imv -
miles shove Nap0Ieon. c1ufaiainr 1Irr-uur-~
hundred acres of lana, sevsa hundred CO.,
cleared and Iu IN state of cuitvarHn-
The lmurrFem DTS Insist % IN cErelent dUelll1g
house. ovargrr~- hense. treIve r1ue q ncE-a 1ablla-
arce ard ~muf dous zi-. mfI and tables. Thare are
ihree lar-e brick c-t--us on the psce
viii sell Ibis property at q hw sure. for cne-siEh
cash. halanc- in annual iustatm7uts rlh sE per cent
Interests or UII rUchsuEe % tr n-E-1ss- u u1t sd
By tke 2Fh Iflua-y, 1881, Z VII rrut DO o. a. u-f tenant
Any one uirhil- b. examine ne place can land a. Mad1m
Perue's. ius. shove. ana Mr. John P-rfue viii snrw
5hsm the premises. Per furrhr- particulars address
ONWARD @. MORTON.
Cummlls, Arkanas county.
ArEa~sEE-
o. VII asr s-r tasi hi-E sal valuable point o.
land. imm=ila-r1 opposite fhH Eo-ueoa place. couuin-
.ng fit-en buHtrrl aud r~EltT-ne acres Price SO
per s-rr; ane-thui cash. balance IN one sod tso wears.
EIth interest 1-cI- ~iaswfm-w1m
lHuntsvile pemacrst and NahvIuc Unio1 euT IN
weekly two months. and send buis 70 this omce Ter col
lecti D
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WE AdA
I0EL W RUTsTER d. q csuiIdate fr Tax oal~i
% shelry county, Biecusn on frst Saturday IN ~
80 infe
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M EXtraordlnarY DraEings
Grand Extraordinary ra'0fng,
------ II -
ONE GRIND cGPTTAL PRIZE OF
sIO0.0ANI

WHoLE TIcKETs, go; HALVES $40 ouARTTRs, s.
ErGHrrs. g 50.
Cert acafes o. ParkaEes viii be sod 81 the folCEiur
rates, which D. IRE risk
C~eriaeats o. Pucksgs 81 IS Whole Tiekss-.---s2ss 70
" g Hsf -..-. 1875
&" . Qlsrier " ..-... 1te5
g Eirhihs go 57s7
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W - alltl7I1fl p ln111ace HNhaI ~ ,.
T- seiotet
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HennhIs Css Ijgbt ComDany.

OTTICE o. "a WEIFEII 0AELIGHT o.
MEEFHrs. Jrra1ry tg 1850.
DTarssdlufcn q fte Eo1rd q Directrz of NJ Ven
ID n1H eas Lirhf ccnr1rT L eas ordrfed t1at ne
sl1cktcdE 81 Eaid curary - re-euEn-. lcr tfe rur
nss.a f irreasi1< ~ lrapifal zfocE q sid cumr.rT
non cnehuu1ae 20 sd twenty theasaad 81 t9o huafrof.
1housand dnllFrl kofics 4 hereby Eixea nat ne torkT
q said u11panF va te epened c he 1th day Of Fe1-
ru1ry, $50. atfhaa nce-cf sad cmpapg a. The city -
uemrtia. sad reUaln open fuT ten d4Tarfaf ne rurp-a
% recsfFtng guhsCripti1a Tor eig1ty thTgar EIizrfuf
Ge upirl stseE e said crmpsnT, uu1eT he tssnS cor
aiacls. and gsliFle3g1l q ~ Ct1ftsfs PsYzsns o.
ncct l1tt1itst b ta ntts 4 Ia e ahsri5ien.
ikiis1tn f0AE EitLiNato8, ffiFh
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DALY,s ARoMATIc vALLEY III,


DALY's AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
ffrum he MemFhts Daily En1urerl
uhas beer lrcu1uucet By fta highes- saeuni1 anl
meiieal aufhnrifT q pare auf 1naHhg gtluu rlr, entire
" rea irnu ffI etrrl1us aluiNure. we can ecauurll
. yin perfect Uldffucr outase wf1rfruire ar aleu-
a1ic .nnuant fr meilrlnai u1~rUcs DAYS FaleT
ar1sAJ' u superior n Gin, CrrlaI T-rrc1 Hrll1F
ret ga aaferia vines. and lrf-rf az ul1er rurlraes
d -rirIs Nlicl are saf in ua usrtrt. rct one cf t1eu
can p tclrd IN e r-re state. No lnfeu gent ply irlaa
soud have ue rashness q ueeriha P1-t Wise o.
Ersncn Brandy Ter q pafielt uhru lf L. ual~uf o. az ~
Nwl mat heF are uat 10 b. hnf- except ty bee com
p11lA IN ne Mississippi VALLEY.
n wlld reucwnen b. a. saitt-e fr mrriduar ed
r1oul p1rrolel CuAE- g. JACKSON,
slte Asayer Boaton-
uisEithout any feIefsriors asnirfurr.
JAS r. cHiLs0N n d NeE Te-k-
Erurely nsa irou sduIssri-E inrrsfcuts. - h1-
qusnny usrt Jas =. MAPEs. New TerE
ucousuusrsrfn fsne1d unan rrrinr a rurs aride
Fhen ther Bay ihe valley Wll-fy. alftt aF tT ne
bottle and ease anlT ~ n AIT
% a1uf1 Wl1iau street Nrw TrrL
pr safe IN Eeuphlsh BY
A. VAcCAEo a %
J. EuaO a co..
MEACHAM &GALRH EAru.
COPELAND. EuNOND3 a CO.
FRANK a co..
ou-oaniu A. WALF AGO.
nril-aeII-Im n o. uuruEa
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Tor Tax collector.

- are suh-rized % aunuunce J n HALST0N
a1fitaia fa~ Tax Collector q ShelhT ouuntE a. the
suuE Harch =ieciou- "a,
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Eirard B.. Eenunl
DAVID Heerrr.
TNssNUCH - ntiaament hes oeen served ~ isErpon
a ue EceL HEachsffgs eic,-cf nETtd Hoo7rr. 81 said
corr y. 1n f-nr ~ Ecward p. Renton, ratiicsiion l.
HEREBY nsds fhat ne ssid David oper apprar before
Charles =. Nrnl, Justice or ne Peace, 81 and Tex sid
co-uy e LElrUadfSetfusuI r. Eid cl1nT, % ne
goih dsy q Eslertry, 1850, and then a1d ihere defend
fti IS seua - ihe ease vii - tfiei "a psne,
&C sefzutaf I'll % lzkfa n tsiaaii 6ga.nIf sad
ptFit Roger. cAAAtEf A. aHllH, Jsp,
AssEsts ~ dsaasiaas 01n9,
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ia 0FufFHNQ AaEhess or GfFENH eGGeSs
IncH~e IRE Emoru- r. money 70 our address Tor unat
Won wish % uurehases uEna fhe Lottery IN which Tu
wish b invested. and whethe- yuu wish Whoies, Halves
Quarters or EI-hfhs on rocrfuf % which. we send Whaf
h ordered. BY Grst mail, t1-Uthrr with The scheme.
Emuefiafely after TIE drawing, a printed DrEuTinr
certified % b. The Commissioners, viii be sent, win an
eEpianzfiun-
Purchaser viii piesse write their signatures plain. az
give their Pest Omc,. County and STATE.
- All osmmuuicEfil strictly cuufdeutia1.
- al Prizes o. 81 600 and under paid Immediately
sft7r TIE draWiuc-t1er p-i1es 40 The Usual tive Or
srfV dsvs-
Woaf Eifv & Co.'S Lsitcries arc drawn a. Az
Eusta- Co.. and Wumiusiou. Delaware.
Orders fer Tdtets or Ce-tlf1ates 10 Be- directed %
WOOD. EDDY & CO, Agzusa- Georgia,
Or, WOOD, EnDT n Co. Atlanta, Georria.
Or, WOOD. EDDY q Co, Wilmington. Delaware
~ Circulars containing Schemes for ne month vii
Be- sent free o. expense, BY afdresinE g. ahove. ia27
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL AGENCY
And Teachers Association.

pireoted eE Proi, ?. RICHARD. na-ssssr street.. osr-
nr 81 Clarics
TtofTtnsipsiA Parents Gu.rtians and Privste Fab-
j HEEL IA Dot = nu1th sincs his sreu-T uas farm
"a, and We are already 10 possession o. oae hunfred IT,
tsrs Of epplication IRON tie most dsiinfrishod southern
teacherB all over thf c0untry. wishing 10 chanre fhsr
elt1Hlcna. We are abs % prccure uiftout dai1F 10
rliah. Frsnch, Aathenatlc auf Ausic TeaAer- Gf~ern-
sses ns1 Iutoga Qhofh ssze@ 70 EnEsrhspi o. pri-ats
family IN o. on 81 toEus Lat sreryU re l4.fe ~ ssl.-
y be ean - snf he faculties required. a1d - MI
furnish hem a. cur rerporzhiiity, afh TIE ven
psrson ny wish We require refrrences frcm teachers
o. vel ~ snpioysla, and ~ give below eur oWn. Al
~pIicztions u1at b. directed 10
PROP. p RICHARD - GrsTier 81
n. I've have several vacnneies fr ladies' able o
,ssca frsnch and mnsie, and q fair Isisry % ger.
We - peruired &c refsf % Col. fsaac G sryu1nr.
y. O. 1rIeiini Va 1srt, 3D. 3. r. a. corIaL X.
OIL EETetE, - tslssfsps Afssl neNs 7,
90 tlisast1 hists AiE3s
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500 REGARD.
ISHAM G. HARRIS,

sovEREoE or THE sTATE OF TENNESSEE.
To tie &azF q as COuatg Of Shs5s, Fl said
Saie, Grsefings
U0u are hereiy m1uaz1af re- rpru suf held an elect
II ion. a. all he pisoss - hol1Iug ri--ilns in y1ur
uurty OF ~ 2fh DAY % FeuruarT, lS6o. zfsr haFiaE
9 ren nsice a. rru-irei - law ~ ttseiectnn ~ agu=e
fur IL Cummu1 Lev nd Caannury gauu. o. ne cry Cl
NsurhE. n Uid Etsts. % r1 fhaFacanT oooalglsd By
Ehs resirnafiun 81 gdh1 P. CEruthrrs- and dee reLuru
DsrsE mekr b ne. ao11rtirE 70 las
IN ter1mnuy Ehere1r 7 have herpu-t0 ST ~
g. hsrf s1d caused be Eresf sea- ~ sai5S-ata 10
- Ereast Eahrlle, - ~ cay ~ Jauuary-
1850. b dc Govern.
IsuAM g. HARRIS.
~ e--r+r--H rr-fr. FaTo-fr
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= - alsIi'F ~ 'a"7sIalais-
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Ter clerk OF court.

~ IRE aahorirsd 70 announce :. b. NOsELET . Car
fiiaia lr rierk OF the Common Law and ChancefI fLa'
Silrl andcuuinai Courts q the cts q memphis
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AII' 'esSTT6TTT v

A DOAkkI AT Law AND soLdCIIuk N CHAN
"a CEhrs Memphies fenn-s wiz practice their pr1fee-
Eian IN All ne Courts held in the CITY q Memphis. nd
the supreme and FEDERAL Cours atIarkE1n- Prumrt a.
teution viii b. given % all claims fur o~oilsciaz eufrusf-
81 70 hcm- Onos IN ne SeN BANK Buikins, oaruer q
Main and hatis1n streets, over kivsr BzuE- Eutraucs
% Mafiun atreet. Ffhfofr
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VI NUNHTNUIE1
E0HN y. COX IS q ~csnsidnte for Canstahle IN ne
b FIN Civil District e. he ensuing Nara siseion-
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FLaaEr.

Onn BARRELS o. erirs Fsmny Fl,ur, gust rscsir
SUU - anff Ter sale D. VERN0N a CO..
issI 5fFraut Rau
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Valuable Plantation for Sale

President Board o. T-uEess.
EDwAEn ~eoonwrN Secretary. isso-Ee
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- CircuIt Court CIerk

We arr aui10rlieA aluAAApt = y aA1H ~
a. cauHifsrs Tor reelection 70 ne cGce a. Cierk of n
Circuit C5e-t o Shelly oeunty, at he ensuiEs Aafs
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announcements
non fountv d

Fos County Judge.
1OuN IT,. A. PETrIT - e candidate Tor NJ once et
I c6rufv Jusrs o. sacioy cluuts Al TIE sasuins election
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-23

A ROMANTIC STeEY "A gentleman of the
second district of New Orleans was on board
OF the Inflated steamer Arctic, when she got
lost on the 9th of September, 1854. The sad
news reached here that he was among the mis-
ing, and cast gloom in his household, for he
had tamlly-a young and pretty wife and
child. He was we'll TO do in the world. and
left property sufficient for their maintenance.
The young widow mourned her lost husband
sincerely, doubtless, but sorrow is not everlast.
ing, and as the long years rolled past, the
mourning weeds disappeared, the roses on her
cheeks bloomed again, and smiles PLAYED on
her rosy lips. She was young and pretty, and
suffers were not wanting. She married again.
Several years of quiet bliss have passed since
the day she took a new companion in life, and
suddenly, the electric spark of the telegraph,
flying with the speed of lightning, has struck
the edlhce OF her appiness-struck at its base,
so as 10 make it totter and crumble. A dis.
patch from the Balize, received day before
yesterday, announced the arrival of the long
lost first husband
ClingiDg TO some pieces of the wreck he had
foated TO distant shores, where for SIX long
years he lived with the hope of meeting once
more the beloved ones he had left at home. but
unable TO find homeward bound vessel. We
hope TO obtain some particulars concerning his
Crusoe Lille aud of the many hardships be must
have suffered-all of which dwindle into mere
lIothingness al the though of the disappoint-
ment that awaits him on his arrival home
The feelings Of the twice welded wife may be
better imagined than described.-NeD Orleans
Courier.
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ancipate the slaves inherited by them, in &C.
cordance with the rules of the Methodist dis
cipline. The preachers attempted to shield
themselves behind the laws OF the State. 81"
says Mr.. Cartwright, J" had to show that they
could at any time emancipate their slaves by
becoming surety that their negroes, when en-
anelpated, did not become county Charge
They employed distinguished lawyer, F.
Grundy, and | went to General jackson for
counsel. The case was fairly stated and ex.
planned in open Conference, and these preach
ers were required to go to court and record a
bill of emancipation" 4.stea
That was before the days Of the methodist
Church South" Mr.. Cartwright found, in la
ter years, that slavery was too powerful for the
discipline after all, and so moved TO Illinois.
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rive for three or four days. All why did not
Paris hold out some hours longer!" And as
heouttered these words Napoleon walked up
and down the small room, which was scarcely
large enough to hold him and the few witnesses
OF this strange scene. In order 10 calm him,
M. de Caulaincourt said +" But, sire, the army
will come, and in four days your Majesty can
do what you would to-day" Napoleon, who,
up to this moment, seemed neither to hear nor
understand what was said to him, suddenly
raised his head and walked straight up to NJ
de Caulaincourt, and he, who had never ap.
peared to admit the possibility of revolution.
exclaimed: "Ah! Caulancourt, you do not
know what may be done in that short time -
You know not all the intrigues that will be
plotted against me. You know not how many
there are who will abandon me. could name
them for you ifyou wish"
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fatigue: Dumb bells he considers next desira.
BILE to lifting. N'1''N
.. Never exceed half an hour in any GYM
nastic exercise. 81"
n .. Never rise early unless you retire early.
be sure to get sleep enough.
III. Gradually wear less and less clotbinv
about the neck, till you can keep it entirelY
exposed without taking cold.
r. such is an outline of DR.. Winship's system,
IL Is slngulary sensible; it is almost universally
practicable except, perhaps. the prescription
about sleep. Could it be generally adopted in
the United States, we doubt not that in one
generation it would reduce the medical faculty
nifty per cent. and the rates of life assurance
cI.orrespondlngly, and render US the most long
liVed nation on the globe, as we are now deei.
dedly the IS martest." Viue Le Yankee d..
teur.-N. Y. World.
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Courtesy Compensated.

"A Fairs paper tells the following story, which
we translate for our readers:
young editor ola theatrical journal called
lately on an actress living in a third story in
the Rue Richelieu. Leaving her rooms he de-
scended the stairway. AT the first floor land.
ing, door suddenly opened and black coated
gentleman stepping hastily out, ran against
the young man. Begging pardon, he abruptly
asked:
:" Monsieur, have you half an hour to loose 2"
"For what, sir I"
ITO render me a service which will bring
you in a trifle of say hundred francs.''
Doyou call that losing half an hour! What
is it you wish o.
40 serve as a witness on will. One wit
ness has failed to Gomez the sick man is dying.
Will you serve!"
The journalist consented, and following the
notary, found himself in sumptuous chamber,
near The bed of the moribund, and seated him
self with the other witnesses. The old man
had no relatives, and made short work with his
will. 1t was ready for him to sign.
They opened the curtains to give him light.
A ray fell across the journalists face. The
sick man saw him and motoned him to ap.
proach.
"sIr," said be, in feeble voice, edo you
know mel %
II have not that honor, SIR" ~.
Do you not recall seeing me at the Theatre
Francaisl"
"No, sir.'' ts
" can refresh your memory. Did you not
attend the first representation of Fire in con.
vent ?"'
al was there, certainly"
"And |. too. You had good orchestra
stool; miserable stool right in the doorway
The draft made me i'll. You gave me your
comfortable seat, and took my poor one."
81 but did my duty, sir, towards an old mar
and an invalid"
"AhI They are rare-these people who d.
their duty Allow me to give an evidence o
my acknowledgements"
And turning towards the ear of the notary
the old man added codici TO his will. The
witnesses signed, the notary countersigned
and the former, each noted fer hundred francs
of legacy, retired. The next day the journals
revisited the actress. Coming away, he rams
at the old mans door, aud asked after him.
He had died during the night. In due time tn,
young man attended his funeral. After it III,
notary said to him:
"To-morow we open the will. Be there
You are interested"
Our editor did not neglect the invitation
, He attended tae reading of the will.
j The old man had bequeathed him hundre
, thousand francs.
: An orchestra seat well paid for!
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-23
Rules for Health.
La Ia Dr.. HALL

Never goao bed with your feet sticking out
OF the window particularly when it is raining
or freezing.
More than three pigs feet and halfa mipce
pie eaten at midnight will not generally cause
the consumer to dfeam OF hours, paradise. ac.
commodatlng bankers, and other good things
al least they are not apt 10 do So
Never stand IN the rain barrel all nipbt. II
checks perspiration, and spoils rain. water fo~
washing purposes.
Never spank your children with a handsaw.
or box their ears with The sharp edge of
Ratchet, as it is apt to effect the brain.
To enlarge the muscles of the arms and LEGS
climbing up and down The chimney Especially
1t the house is four Stored one) three or four
times before breakfast is a cheap exercise. and
gives vigorous appetite.
Earache In children is common and vega.
tous complaint. To cure it at once. bore
hole In the tympanum with a gimlet, and pour
In oil and things. If the child keeps on CRYING
bore 1t all the way TO the other ear.
Corns may be easily cured. The most tor.
turing corn can at once be extirpated as fol.
lows: Take sharp knife and find The Joint
OF the toe whereupOn the corn resides: insert
the knife IN the articulation, pry fthe toe and
throw 1t away. 1t will never return again.
unless your dog brings it back to YOU in his
mouth. (Patent applied for)
ne habit Ofdrinking can be cured by giving
the drinkers all the liquor they want TO drink
all the time. We know of two in our own ex-
perience who were cured in three weeks. One
jumped out of a fourlh-story window aud ra n
a curbstone into his head. The other didn't
get up one morning. and has now universal
curbstOne growing over his head in the grave
yard.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-08-23

THE people of Montreal are soon TO welcome
the Prince of Wales, and they are going to pay
dearly for their whistle. Strakosch is TO fur
nish the music at the Festival which is TO be
given in honor of His Royal Highness. The
bargain is that be shall receive So 500 for the
service. Patti and Brignoli are 10 do their
best to entrance the Prince.
Mr.. Parsons. of Flushing. N. Y, has two
swarms of Gaatemaan stingless honey bees.
which he is swarming for the u. s. Patent
Office. They deposit their honey in egg shaped
capsules, half the size of a hens egg, and il ia
said to be Of most delicious flavor. They
are domesticated in Guatemala, and are found
in every house.
RESISTING THE U. s AUTHORITARIAN trea-
son.league, called "league of freedom" has
been formed by sympathizers of Booth, 10 Ripon.
Wisconsin, the avowed object being TO prevent
his arrest by the United States marshals
Booth is under indictment for rescuing or at-
tempting to rescue a fugitive slave, and re-
Gently escaped trem prison at Milwaukee.
CoNsIsTANTLy NcoNsIsTEET.--New York
has voted alternately for the Democratic and
Opposition candidates for the Presidency for
the past twenty years, viz; For VanBuren in
1886, Gen. Harrison in 1910, Polk in 1874.
Taylor in 1s4S, Pierce in 1852, Fremont in
| 1856.
! Clarence J. Prentice, second son of George
d. Prentice of the Louisville Journal was
married at the American Legation in Paris. on
the l4th OF July last, to MademoiseIle Amilie,
second daughter OF Henri de Falkens,ein, of
Strasbourg.
/ OLn Bull. the gifted violin player, has been
performing at series Of concerts at Stock
/ holm.
JunoE DouaLAs has ,elegra pied to his friends
in Chicago that be viii be there early in Sep
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