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AhGh~HArs NON. 80
The Con zen ton was opened with PRAYER by
the Rev. Mr., BossERNAs, OF the Universalis
Church.
HeN. A. Il, BaTELER,
The President submitted a letter from the
Hon. A. Il. BorRLER, accepting his aapoint-
ment to n seat N the Provisional Congress,
ito succeed Hon. jams d MAsoS,) and ex-
pressing thsnks for the honor thus conferred.
Ordered to be entered on the journal.
THE ExroRrIoSRRs
Mr.. CgAABLrss laid before the Conyen tion
n series of resolutions passed by a portion of
the people OF Sussex and Greensviile counties
on the 9th OF November denouncing the ex-
torticners and monopolists in bitter terms.
The resolutions were referred to the Com
mittee on Salt"
SECRET aEasIos.
The Convention then went into secret ses-
SION for the purpose of considering the ordi-
nance TO reorganiZe the militia.
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
After the doors were reopened, MIR. BRAscH
made personal explanation, feeling ag-
grieved by the Greensville resolutions. A
fuller account of this proceeding Will be
found in another column MIR. CHAMBLIss
made few remarks on the same subject; af-
ter which, the Convention adjourned.
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The Harmoneons.--'t will do no harm Tor
anybody to laugh occasionally. especially If
tie Fais'alhan rule ie correct. II a man nav
laugh and grow fat, - tuen he may live eco
norcaily, which il consideration in these
times. Wells and Company, ali Metropolitan
hall, continue TO dispense the material for
laughter, like mamma IN the wilderness, to all
who apply. Go and see them, and ties, the
truth of our philosophy
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.prS1Hsa Central R0jiroad.-'fhe annual
meeting Of stockholders OF the Virginia Cen
trai Railroad Company was held last evening
at Dad Fellows Hail. The President read his
report, OF which we have heretofore given a
synopsis, and the stockholders were we'll al
thlied with the exhibits as we'll as with the
conduct Of affairs generally. L. Fontaine was
reelected President; and n L. Hill and DR..
John X. Woods, Directors, on the part Of the
priyste stockholders. No other business OF
Importance was transacted
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IFta' Of Harrey IFash.-The Court Of Ap-
pe"'s having granted a new trial to Harvey
Wash, convicted OF passing counterfeit GOLD,
Judge VIM. ii Lyons, and pleaded mot
guilty The following jury was sworn
John SaNey, +. +. Ragland. William 5.
wood \ DOdekeT, G. ". Harris, T. l.. An
gus, Richard ). Valentine. Charles IL. Ander-
son, payii Burlington THomaa jones, .Ie1!er-
son Powers, and I. l.. Courtney. Tne Court
commenced the examination Of witnesses. but
without concluding ADJOURNED over to this
morning Il teu 0 clock
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HoRRTBLE MURDER IL MassAcsussrTs-A
shocking tragedy was enacted in the town OF
Holliston, Mid5lesex county, a short time
since. 1t appears that Ia II part of the town
called the Log Cabin" An English family
of the name OF Reeves, consisting of mother
and daughter, have lived for the last twelve
years. The house they occupi ed consisted OF
three small rooms and a shop where thew
have. since the death of the husband OF Mrs.
Reeves, who Wa killed on the railroad some
four years since, principally main tanned
themselves with their needles. The daugh-
ter has been twice married once to a. man
named Bates, and at his decease, to a man
named CahcoL, said to be with the army
From her second husband she has been Sc o.
arated for some time. Two or three years
since a man named Alvin Finch n black
smith by trade, commenced work upon the
raiiroad bridge IN that vicinity and boarded
with Mrs Reeves
Since last spring he has had no steady work
but nothing unusual was noticed until We.
terday morning. Mrs. Reeves went to q man
named Mcguire and asked him to come 70 thu
house rs Finch was crazy. He Went and
and Finch, who had ran ont Il neigh Dor $
md attempted to obtain a Ratchet but Ma
gnire prevented it. Finch went back to the
house, aud when Mcguire entered he was at
lacking the women with a fiat iron In each
hand He at once taraed upon Mcguire.
drove him ont of the house and tor a copsid
cradle distance down the road. He then re =.
turned 70 the house and killed both wcine
with blows from the fiat-irons BY this time
a general alarm had been given and .eysral
neighbors hurried to the house. Finch threa-
tened TO xiii them, but after fearful strug-
gle he WAS seized aud retained in custody -
In the meantime the house had been SET on
nrs. either by the act OF Finch or by the over
tnrning of stove In the struggle, and with
the shops, was burnt to the ground. The
clothes upon the body of Mrs. Reeves caught
fire, but were extinguished.
After his capture, Finch became docila
HIS condition of mind when the murders
We're committed has not been fully ascertain :
ed. At the coroner's inquest, repor ted In the
Morning Journal, from which we obtain the
above facts, John Mag uirs. (the man called in
by Mrs. Rseves,) testified that he did moi
consider Finch exactly right at the time, but
could not tell whether 1t was from liquor or
not; there was liquor in the house, Finch
having half barrel at one time; AZ far as he
knew Finch was generally peaceable
man.
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4 Propeller. Of small size, was placed on
the burden train of the Richmond aud Fred
elichsbnrg Railroad Yesterday, for trrnsports-
ton 10 the Potomac.
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& In New Orleans they make change BY cat
ting bang notes In b Aft. and thA pSss Il aus
f4ert1sd hY tbs hanks - stkte thai all halyes
li':s \; i 4 s. si'|ss
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NARROW EscApE.-Y. u. Ammon, Esq high
Sheriff OF Rockia CHAM county, had . very
narrow escape fortnight ago. He wasshoof
ing gun which had just been repaired, when
the breach blew out. passing through his hat
brim, within q few inches Of his forehead. -
His face and eyes were powder burnt, bat he
aus tanned fortunately. NO. other damage. He
HAS confined 70 hts room for few day, hut IL
NOV Attending TO hts bN1inesa ~ usnAl.s-
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SaH.-This commodity, which hxSbecome
Z salient theme OF statesmen aud Journalists,
who are always jeaiou. OF the peoples. rights,
Is gradually coming down to d reasonable
pfice, aud We think tnere will vet be n chance
Tor farmers TO save their bacon. We hear OF
sone sales at SlJ per sack, and the article
may now be quoted al si5a so. This may
nave been the effect o. the nutterinss in the
State Convention, or it may Tot; but the Con
sention is probably satisfied that the first sug-
gesIlOn is correct.
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FINANCIAL AHDUohAERcfAL.-FrOm the Bal
timore sun, OF the Esd inst, we take the fol-
lowing:
a, Inc discount on Western Virginia money is
n per cent, and on Eastern virginia.
North and South Carolina and Georgia, Is a
70 per cent.
The movements OF the banks In three of
.me Pilncipal cities OF the Union, In which
weekly reports are made az shown bv their
.ss. statements, and compared with the same
pet1od OF last year. II ~ follows:
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TIE REAL BLoeKAurSe FLEET.


From the Hrah, OF the 25th inst, we take
the following
The fleet of twenty five old wbalsrs, that
sailed ON the 10th inst. Is the effective block
aiding squadron OF the Atlantic coast
blockade of such description did not enter
the minds OF those who framed the treaty OF
Paris, but the populations of Charleston
savannah, Mobile, and other rebel seapors
will find that 1t completely answers the puf-
pose of pr. venting ingress and egress TO their
respective harbors. In the beginning OF tne
present century. the patriotic fathers OF "a.
Republic OF the United States presented
nearly every one of the practical points tnf'
have since occupied the attention Of inter.
national legislat lures for the consideration OF
the civilized world.
II has taken the powers OF Europe ahouta
half a century TO deveiope them, and 10 re-
duce them 20 their present shape; out JUS
as rapidly as foreign Governments conn w
10 our ideas. we 60 ahead, and leave ths'n
far behind, in the wake, after US. hence j.
is that the delusion SO prevalent Ia the oousa
that the blockade Is mere dead ieIter, anu
in England and France that II cannot ee
rendered effsctual, will be rendered sosaiu
when the quarter of hundred vessels 1uAs
have just been dispatched from rortnsa ai
ports shall have fulfilled their mission 'see'
Channel. and rebel harbors will be herInsu-
csily sealed up before the close OF snoshe'
month.
ONION PxmosxRs ~ VIRGINIA.
A few weeks ago the Secretary OF Wsf au'
thor izsd General Wool 10 ascertain whssns1
clothing, and other articles necessary 70 sa'
comfort Of United States citizens, now prisop'
ers OF war, could DO sent to them. the "'.
lowing letter shows that the consent fG uSs
purpose has been given:
HsApa'xs DErAKrxxSr or Nonrotx'
November 9TH. ISL.
SIR-I consider myself fully authori1sd
the sth instant. Ny Government wan 49,
blan aets and other articles Of clothing neess
sary for the com fort OF prisoners OF Wal " ,sv
sent 10 them. Any aNch sArtlclvs y0a M ma
send to me will be promptly fofvafoso ~
outhern Expreas COMPANY, ana monsy aa
he ssnt to pay the freight here. or may - ps.1
on delivery. Very respectfully, your oU
ent seryart BBsyAN,s Hrssa.
M.ior 0snsyal Ucmaaard ing DspArtnsss..
Major General JeAs y. weei. CommAn"As
Department Of vifginiA. s
The O mathematics General Of the uar q
States Will provide blankste and elols. ~
the prisoners OF war. and forwara ~ ,ss
through Gen. Wool. In Aceordnnee wuA
terms OF the letter fron Gee, hessr, rre.
II II further ascsrtained hat this sI'sn .sn.
meas hss nssn sccesaplishsd without eesn'
premistng iAs laossFaneAt vhAess5a
wloasasy aaslsza = 81. uAart scsxu, - -
fss waaA,sGaa~ NlA(vppA seyeee !
=; 81 ] =
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Military Appo,ntnleaf. Mr. Henry I. Mil
Ter, Of this city. ID Lieutenant of Company
IF" has been appointed Adlutant of the Goth
NiEGinia repilnamt on lnn Peninsnla
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JAN FFxnoEr-The enormous leyies OF
snsrsi FrSuost upon the Federal purte in
noun have by no means alisnated the af-
enon. Of his loyal usges in the CITY Of 81
'"~s' ne was received upon his arrival in thst
t.ses rather - conqueror than . d.,.s,sd
a'sk pocket. and an immense ,orchl,gb, nro
sss''on shed glordyipg glow upon bis h,;,.
Ant financial achievements Az Ia. nra..n,
~r 70 one Of svowsd rapins and robbery we
"ssssvs that the admirers of Fremont sstAd
YIN logical sesdstsney In doing honor to their
p'nAsasal shisftsin. II Il another example o,
hs nesi:sods Of Republics that Fremont
rho, IN robbing the Federal treasury by
wholesale, showed his eminent qualifications
scr p'usdsring The South, should be dismissed
Ton ne service Of his country just when he
sN muy prepared 10 make himsslf u useful
IN two .onths be could steal two lnillions
boa he btsads, what ssnld hs not have don.
. 'shsd ben III looss s1aone his snsusss
- 80. $500 S.es} 81 -. 49, -
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tbs TREATMENT or MASON AND eLIDgtL.
The Eey York Fffr1lR SAWS:

The resolve which the Government has
come IN with regard TO The retaliatory treat
lnelt 10 W hlch uitssrs. Mason ana SIIuell ara
- be socje ctea, Wilt no DOUBT have The effect
OF checking The prosecution VI bafDarous uAsa-
sures AZ aiIssL Coz. CoTcOrdn alu the otner Of
nCers WHOM the rebel leaders threaten with
ccnuIgn .ilc isnoIuinious punishment When
IL Decvints RMuWn that the law OF retaliation
witt be strictly carried out with REGARD 10 tne
leading reDeis now AT sort Warren, II is not
nAely Ihat the gallant Cnlceys OF our aFmy
now lying III SOUTHERN Pr ,ns, Will be Treated
10 the n;,iter, Is threatened III the Ease or
Col. CorCoFau.
We onIy hold Mason, Slidell and Fauik-
ner AoW out or the list OF SOUTHERN states.
st .tesIneu /; but we may soon have a larger
nuIl Der 81 hostages; perhaps IN The course
81 coming Events, Nc. J.u. Davis himself may
ia ne Id To answer Tor The uneiyilIzed conuSvt
of ais co-rt be Is.
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mayors C0ar..-With the exception OF the
case elsewhere noticed, there was nothing OF
eDgT0ssing interest ut this temple OF justice
yesterday. One or two mattefs hitherto al
lhded 10, ana nome triding ehargesaot ofence
moDwealth, were disposed =, AND Il an early
boar the crowd separated 10 jeek some other
place OF moral recreation I
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City Councti--A called meet ing OF the
City Conneii will De held this evening at 4
o'clock
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FROM THE POTOMAC.

dn Error Corrected-Milttarg Agairs-The Probe
biitsIes Of a F{ght-The Sick Lts.--Kiad AttsA-
tons Of The Ladies, &c
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rag DECISIVE BATTLE or THE CAAPAIss.

From the following paragraph, which we
take from the Herald, it is evident that
Northern sentiment will insist upon ano ther
great battle on the Potomac. Mcclellan
must fight, or he, too, Will be ousted from bis
his Ii position:
The student of his ,ory must have remarked
that 3 single decisive battle has ordinarily
brought to Il close every great war in which
the nations of the wcrld have been engaged.
work has even been writ entitled the
Fifteen decisive Battles Of the World" 10
illustrate this theory. Such a coaiiict has yet
10 take place between the respective armies
of the North ana south.
Napoleon once remarked, ''show me where
the enemy is strongest, and there ] will at
tack them Now, the victory at Port Royal
has not dimi nished the effective siren 9Th OF
the Confederate army 1T Manassas. and there
is very little question that Gen. Mcclellan.
aware Of the vital Importance of blow 10
Virginia, will, ere long, strike treason to the
ground there, where, for SO many mouths, ~
has been the most rampant. The impending
battle on the right bank of the Potomac Will
be decisive OF the fate of the rebellion. and
signaiixe to the world that the back of treason
is broken forever.
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The Co~kidisg asd C.tine dgaS.. John
b. It'll, charged with stabhing Aaron Haskius,
IN 9Th street, last Wednesday, was acquitted
by the Mayor yesterday. 1t having been salts.
fectorily proved that ilaskins had struek him
several blows with cowhide before he re.
sented IT, He was, however, retained az a
witness against other parties. in event thai,
proceedings should be instituted for assault -
In the account Of the affair published yester.
day, it was stated that Hill had made some de-.
rogatory remarks in relation 20 Young lady
from Manchester. which led to the difficulty.
We are now informed that the charge against
the sister of Haskins was made by another
party, and Mr.. Hill merely reported 1t, as it
WAS his duty, to a superior authority in the
establishment where he is employed This
explanation we deem sufficient. since we
have made no statement IA to the nature of
the charge The wounded man, we learn, Is
in fair way to recover from his injuries A
report of his death was in circulation last
night, but we could trace it to no authentic
source.
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llE!Ij NJ svAlas
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Cated Coprt-A special session of the
Court of Hastings was held yesterday for
the examination of John G. Crewson, alias
John {. Dawson, for felonousiy and falsely
pretending and representing himself TO be Il
States Of America. having en- the dress of a
soldier, and being IN company with another
Ferson whom he represented Us his Sergeant,
and by the aforesaid false pretences, obtain
ing from VIM. H. Burton one Confederate
note, Of the value OF twenty dollars. Ga mo-
'ion OF the Attorney for the ComnNnw ealth,
the examination was continued to the next
regular term OF the Court; and Il rule was
awarded against WIN. II. Burton, Thomas
Payne, and John p Lloyd, 10 show cause why
they should not be fined aud attached for con
tempt, which rlle was made returnable 20 the
next term
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4 Military Erecdsoa.-A gentleman from
Winchester informs us that Il soldier named
Miller. private i'll Captain Hendsrson's
sIeFia company, was executed on Tuesday
i:,S, near thar place, for shooting his command
ing officer. with intent TO kill. The unfortu-
nstc man was led forth from prison about II
O'Clock, accompanied by clsrgymen, and con
d9cied to a hill in the neighborhood, where
the sentence of the court martial was read 10
him. He was then blindfoded and made to
ii, upon his coffin directly after which, the
signal was given, and the squad detailed for
tha purpose fired upon him. Two bullets
p.erced his heart, and he died without a strug-
gle. Throughout the trying scene he EXIT
bited the utmost fortitude, and met his fate
oravely. THIS is one OF the painful incidents
Of war, which we have thus far been called
upou 80 record but seldom.
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STATE CONVENTION.

T8rAsnAY, Nov. %.
The Con ven ton was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr., BossgRNAS, Of the Universalis,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-29

was preashins IN two OF the eAnrohes, that the
ronm tnaWn1oA the meeting was held was
small, and the night very UNLIKELY, there
were but few besides the ministers IN attend
anee A few ladies and gentlemen did drop
in, after the services In the churches were
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
CHAN(IE OF HOUI

vile Greer wood, and Pennington. for Phade phIa
90 ruaday, fhuIsday a.u Saturday mornings. re-
.u.ming on Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings
"a train leaves Milford every Monday "Wednesday
and Friday morning at SO; returning ON Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings, al 9lS
Morning Train South to connect at Seaiord on Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays with SteaOboat to Nor
fuk, .
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Wilmington for New Castle 7.35 A NJ.
Leave New Castle for Whining IOnand Phlladelphia
$50 a NJ, arriving at Philadelphia 1928 An
Passengers by Evening Trains between Baltimore
and Delaware Railroad can spend night al Whining
IOn and proceed next day by giving notice to COnduc
tor, and procuring sIOp-Over Check.
Both TraiI going North MAZE close connections
for Now York T.. G. SEWALL, Jr.,
Sup't Del. BarOad.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
DOCTOR w. L. COLLINS,

NV Id give prompt attention TO the citiy.ns of
w Smyrna and vicinity, in the practice of his
profession. tapI'57If '
OFFICE at the House formerly occupied
by Dr. r. y. Culbreth, Main ST., Gboue For.
,DeIrS Hotel.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
GREAT ATTRACTION

Is at LEWIS g. BROTHERS Store, where
they are selling Goods of every description at
COST Prices, for CASH. Give them call
before all of the BARGAINS arc sold.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
PHILADELPHIA.
Paper Hanging Manufacturers,
GALL TRADE1
HOWELL g. ROURKF

Having removed to their New Store cor Fourth and
Market SITS, are now repared offer TO the TRADE
a large and elegant assortment of WALL, PAPER
Borders. Fire Screenes. Window Curtain Goods &c
&c, all OF the newest AMI best designs from the low
est priced article TO the finest GOLD and VELVET
DECORATIONS.
T Purchasers will do we'll TO visit the establish.
ment OF HOWELL y BOURKE'S
octll-3m N. f. cor Fourth & Market Phad'a
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure of Feuer and Ague and
Bilious FercrS. This wonderful remedy was broueh hl
TO the knowledge Of the present propretors ny friend
who has been great travetr IN Persia and the Holy
Land.
While going down the river Euphrates he expcricn.
ced Secere attack Of Fever and Ague. On discover
ing his condition, Ofthe BOatmen took from his per
son an Amulet, saying, " Wear this and no FeUer wlL
torch you" Although increduiOusas lis virtues he
cmnpi'ed' and experienced immediate relief and has
since always found it e1ectua proteclh from the
malarlOus complaints
On further investigation he found that the boafman
attr bued to It miraculous powers. and said that il
could only be obtained from the Priests ofihe Sum-
Sometime alerward the gentleman, in rsIng with
Presi, obtained from him the secret of It's prepara-
non, and ascertalned where the medicinal herbs were
iOuhd, Oi which II was compounded. The wonderful
virtues OF this article have induced full belief in the
minds OF the natives in the miraculous healing powers
Of their Priests.
Since his return to America il has been tried with
Inc happlest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen
oi high character, who have given 1t the mos
qualified praise This remedy having been specific
IN Persia for hundreds of years, for the prevention
and cure OF Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-s
now offered 10 the nerlcan peO.e.
Ii will be sent by mail, prepaid with full directions
tOT use. on receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Main ST..
Richmond, Va, Branch Office Bank Of Commerce
Building, New York. Address
!e28-ly. JOHN WILCOX & co.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
GAS FITTING.

would respectfully call the attention of the
citizens of Smyrna to the stock of GAS FIN
TURES for sale at the shop, opposite Foxwell's
Hotel, on Main ST., and at Mr.. Jacob Ray
mond's Store.
The Gas Works being rapidly pushed for
ward, those who have subscribed to take the
Cas- and other citizens will please leave their
orders for Gas Fitting as soon as possible, so
that their houses can be lighted up when the
Gas Is turned on to the town. SERVICE
PIPE CANNOT BE PUT IN AFTER THE
GROUND FREEZES.
Having employed first class workmen, and
doing the work at low prices, hope to merit
the patronage of the Gas consumers in Smyrna.
CHAS. N. TRUMP, Agt. A. G. w.
0TShop on Main ST., opposite Fcxwells Ho-
tel. sep20
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
MORE NEW GOODS,

The Subscriber has just returned from the CITY with
a large and very extra assortment Of GOODS ofeyery
variety, which will be sold AZ city prices. .. =
The Ladies' attention is pa, ticuarly called 10 his
large and handsome assortment of DRY GOODS con-
sistng Oi Satin Stripe BrOdace, Plain Black Silks.
Fancy Silks, Cashmeres MOrinOes, DeLaines, VelIum
Cloths, and very superior quality (al wool Black
DeLaines. Large assortment OGShawls among which
will be found Reversibles and Brooches
New and large assortment of Ready Made Clothing
Over and Business Goats, Pants, and Vests
Also. an extensive assortment Of Boots and Shoos
Of all sorts and Sizes which will be sold very cheap
Give a chance bJ cominglo examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. THOMAS CARBON.
Nov 2lst, 1860
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
industrial Stove Works.

n VIM. C. NEMAN. No. 80 North SECOND St,
90 opposite Christ Church. PHILA ADELPHIA, has
Ez-lGOr Sale the best family Cooking Stoves IN the
Market-a good and faithful servant the great
% Ovider for the Family! Every household should
SFOVE-always reliable. always economical.
Also, the great Gas consuming Heating Stove, for
ParOr &c will burn less fuel and emit mJre heat
than any other sOve.-For sale, with a large assOrt.
ment Of all kinds of Cooking and Heating Stoves
Wholesale and Retail. WILLIAM c. NEAfAN
No. 80 N. Second st. above Market, Philad'a.
sep20-3m