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Smyrna times., 1867-05-22

The garments We rapidly selling at the above
named prices all good, we'll made and service
able, well ada ted to business ordinary wear.
The prices less tha hGLf those for lOhich the
goods have been sold.
AdvAnc ng from these, we have all grades up o
h. finest French and English fabrics, which are
surpassed by none in style or tit, and made with e.
pecial care-the small quantity of clothing manufdc
tured generally this season having given Us an un
usually good for selecting our workmcn
from the best in the city. Our goods hare all bsrn
purchased for cash from the manufacturers and im-
pOTters at far less than COST ,ech eHabes to sell
the lou prices Hatned.
Boys Department.
! W. Linz
Smyrna times., 1867-05-22

A CLEAR SMooTM SKIN and beAsniUl rOM sle 1,olI
follows Ihe use Oi HelRbOld's CsSseDMaleG ELIIucI
SarsapaTllia.
1t removes black spots, pimples Ond all erupiOns o
the skin.
Smyrna times., 1867-05-22

We Sc ling
Boys all wool Cashmere Coat as low as $3On
+" " PaHts 2.0U
Whole Suit $500,
Better Coat for s4o9
Pants Z" 300,
I" Whole Suit +" 500
And all finer grades ut urces equally lOw-m.d
aud trimmed in the b ST manner from choce e
lee ion of suitable fabrics Oar Boys g0Ots a.
the first floor, n.eTest the front, Convenient for IL
dies.
We have the largest establishment f.r the manu-
facture aud sale Of Clothing in Philadelphia, Occu-
pied exclusively by ourselves, and filled with The
largest $40 and most complete assortment in the
city.
We guarantee oar prices 6lCer than the Oloest else
.s1ere or the sale cancelled mad money refunded.
ItALE WAY LErwsES BEsSErr 4 Co.,
slspn SIS. 5I8 MARKET srprrr'
Nore-We kaue recently renovated and retltiek
establishment, end introduced Uastly increased
aoSns Of light by DeI0 process, the effect Of Irhic.
is tDeI5 DOrh seeing. myl5-3mOs
CLEAN SMooTM SKIN and beAsI,sNI rom sle ZION,
follows Ihe use Of HelRpOld's CsaseDTaleG EIlIac'
Sarsaparilla
1t removes black spots, pmples ond all erupons o
the skin.
To CONSUMPrIVES.-Th advertiser, having
been restored 10 health in few weeks by very
simple remedy; after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption = is anxious Ia make known
to his fel low-sufiereIs the means OF cure.
TO all who desire it, he wiu send copy Of the
prescription used (fee Of charge) with the dIrsc
tlons for prep airing and using tie same, which they
will find a syR CUR for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA
BRJNcHITIs, COUGHS, Colds, and all TnE0at and
Lung Affections. The only Object OF the advertiser
in sending the Pre- scnptiOn is l. beneSA tie 2lict-
ed and spread infor nation which he coOceEes DO
invaluable, and he no 1es every sufferer wintHy hi,
remedy as it will cost them nothing, and nIAy prove
blessing. Parte wis HIng this escup paiC@, Y&EE
by return mail, will please addr,ss
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New Yos&,
| myl5 ly
| In THE Spring MONTHS. the ,ysten naturally un-
dergoeS a change. and HembOL's hls Ay CUhreh-
trated xtra;t Ol SarsaparIlla au asslsivD oi he
| greatest value.
| rLADIES TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS. ELIAS
tic Bandages, Belts, STOCKINGS. Knee CaPS, BAN
| NlNGlS n TlrCH'S Braces, Spinal, ShOHle'sf aH1
ErecIOr Braces. Light French ami German Rapture
'Frusses, SyrInges, IN great variety, &c.,
| at " NEEDLES
! TWELFTH Street. First door below X. re, Pfil2-A--
| DELPHlA. CThis Department Is conducted E1riU-
svely for Females and Children, by competent LADIES'.
and the stock adapted TO their Special WAns) In
adjusting our Mechanical Remedies, cOTAbine
correct construction, with ease and tomlor!
Professional Adiuster OF Trusses, &c,
Corner of 18th and RACE Streets. PHILADELPHIA,
| may som
Smyrna times., 1867-05-22

In THE SPRING MONTHS. the ,ystsm naturally un-
dergoes a change. and IIelmbOlL"s highly CUhren-
trated xra:l o SarsaparIlla a'slssrH' oi ih,e
greatest value.
Smyrna times., 1867-05-22
CHEAPEST CARPETS IN PHILADELPHIA
AND MHERE 10 RILY THEM.

sans,,Iia The dose is small. Those who desire
large quantity and large doses Of medicine ERR.
Smyrna times., 1867-05-22

to him they were not allowed to read North
ern newspaper If man OH the cars was
found with one in his pockets he would be
hunted like a felon. Cheers While the
rights Of free speech apd free press are pre-
served, we never can be cursed with another
war.
Here there was some interruption on the
outskirts Of the meeting, with cries of Put
him down." Then the riot commenced, and
the judges speech was brought to sudden
conclusion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
TIE Best Of All Schools.

THe tirc>ity is a seminary cfiuGuitr
Importance, 1t IS important because
tits universal. and because the cduca-
tion it hestoWS, being woven i'm the
woot o" childhood, gives form and
color to The whole tenor nf life.
There az few who can receive the
houorS of coll ge. lut all are gradu
ateS OF the hearth. The learning OF
the university may fade from the
recollection. its classic lore uav
moulder in the halls of memory. but
the simple lessons 5f home, en-a.clod
upon the heart OF childhood. defy the
rust of wears and outliyc the more
mature but less vivid picture OF after
years.
So deep; so lasting, indeed. are the
impressions Of early life. that you
often see a man in the imheciity Of
age, holding fresh in his recollection
the events of childhood. while all the
wide space between that and the
present hour is a blasted and forgot
tea waste. You lave, perchance.
such an old chliterated portrait, and,
in the attempt to have it c'canSed
and restored, you may have seen it
fade away, while 4 brighter and more
perfect picture, painted beneath. is
revealed to view. This portrait. first
drawn upon canvass, is no faint illus
tration of youth and though it may
be concealed 10y some after design.
still the original traits will shine
through the outward picture. giving
it tone while fresh, and. and Slv,iv.
Ing it in decay. Such is the firJSide-
the great institution of Providence
for the education OF man.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

AN Arkansas editor refused ,o
respond tp the toast of " Woman. -
on the ground that woman was able
To speak for herself, and amy man
who undertook To- no II .oJ har would
Get into tuaHliic
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
Senator Robert Orla. Of virginia.

II has rarely been our privilege to
hear u uObler speech than that of Sen
ator OUld. of Richmond. in the Senate
Yesterday. against the bill to call
convention in Virginia Its rhctori-
cal beauty was only cqualled by the
logical power of its unanSwerablc
arguments. and we mean no fulSome
praise in comparing it to some Of the
finest efforts Of Clay or Webster.
His earnest appeals that the cup Of
Sclt-degradation might pass from the
lips of Virginia must have thrilled
the SynsIhlhticS ofcvCrv hStner. while
his exhibit Of the utter UseleSSncSS
of the degrading measures of the bill
could not fail to lee convincing. The
effort was Crtemporc, and We regret
that we are unable to lay il before
the people Of Virginia to-day. 1t
would atloaSt, refresh their Slddened
hearts with the assurance that the
spirit of heg once boosted glory has
not talcI Its eternal departure from
her legislative halls. but linCcrS vet
awhile to echo back. in the golden
tloqueuce OF trHth aud honor, the
teachings of her statesmen sons.
The people OF Richmond should
feel proud To know that their voice
was heard in such tones rs yesterday
fell upon the ears Of thn Senate cf
Nirwiuia.-Eirttog EpYFir6r and
SsatRfl
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

IIE largest room in the world. I'M
der a single roof, unhrolen 10y pillars
or other robstructiouS. is at st. Peters
burg, Russia. It is $50 feet in length.
and $50 in breadth. By daylight il
is used for military displays, and a
battalion conveniently manUuvrcS
in il, In the evening it is converted
into a vast ball room. when it is
warmed by sixteen prodigiouS stoves
and 10000 wax taperS are required
to light il properly. The Roof of this
great structure is Il single arch of
iron, and the bars alone on which it
rests weighing l2,S3O,0o0 pounds.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

WHEN is blow from a lady wei
come When sac strikes you agree
8hly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

Mas. psRTINGTuN wants to know
ID the Pnl., ~rut auy ot hi> balls tn
the cattle show.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

t. amaEj The law heretofore il force re,pectinr
ltr pr1p'rty rgat-of Married Women
SECTION J. Belt eanctcd bv the Je-
GtSlatRre Of the Ntate Of HiSsisSipDi,
mat hereattcra married woman NAV
without the consent of her husband.
dispose other separate estate by last
VIII and testament executed accord
'ng to the form and requirements of
the law now in force respecting the
eN"eutouofIast wills and testaments.
unless by the contract of marriage,
entered into before. or at the time of
marriage, or by the terms OF the con
VeEaucc, devise or bequest under
which she acquired and holds the
same, the power so to dispose of her
separate estate shall be expressly, or
by plain Implication excluded.
SEC. :. BE it fu'thcr eHacted. That
IN Gaze the husband shall receive and
convert or appropriate to his own
use tie separate property Of the wife
or til" income and profits thereof,
such conversation or appropriation
shall constitute a debt due from the
husband to the wife or the income
a"d profits thereof such conversion
er appropriation shall constitute a
debt due from the husband to the
wife, which shall he entitled to prior
satisfaction o1t Of the property OF the
husband. and all property purchased
by the husband with the money or
effect pertaining to the separate es-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
CAPTAIN GEORGES SHIp.
AN ALLEGORY.

ynan ootha,a.l tcnptaa7 ond INT. i,
noble shin tbe ribs and sidns ~
which we're blilt Of british oaI, and
thp sails thereof were Indenendanno
Entprorise Industry. and tbn, non,
mass was Trnth itself and tbn r,C,dn,
Jusliee
In snita of fha onros;tion ofu.fol.ad
men fine noble shin was Iornchsd
mon the Ocean of Time and gan
tain GEORGE . brave and inst man.
being chosen cerona der Lnistad
his beautiful 1jao to the winds, snd
stpered boldly forpt ~ the .4rpat
Ocean. There were ,peD baupy f;lcel
about the decks Of The Good shin. an
! the Dpople of all lands were taken on
board as passengers: and, after if
was Thought that they were sniff.
GENTLY well ira II d. they were oivpD
positions among the crew, and allow.
ed Il voice in the manacemrat of the
ship.
H'vrants trembled on their thrones
when they beirld the brave vessel
breasting the billows Of tbp Ocean Of
Time. with her beautiful banner
pointing proudly to the past
From time to time \ loices came
over the waves to the passengers of
Captain Georges shin-volces of
warning from other vessels that we're
sailing: "Bewaae ot hidden rocks !.
We have sailed as vou are sailing.
trusting in ourselves and unmindfHI
of the good iod IN whose kepniuo
we all are. We have been Min.
wrecked time and aoafn. and after
emerging half dead from bilIows of
blood and tears. have learned to an
preciate the dangers Of nayination.
We tninls YOUR course, even nov. is
not according to III. compasS yoI,
have adopted, and il tai,ina Won
towards sunkpn rocks BawaTa =,
Whenever CaptaiD tfeorae's npoprp
heard s-1ch voices thpy smiled com
placcntIv. and said ,sDur shin is
the most marvellous shin that was
ever launched mon rbp areat ocean.
aud we fcal none of tine DANGER. thai
have overwhelmed others Your
Ill.,. bo,. H., y '',.'s' -. o''I
ii''' 81 e,.1e't - 's'iii'it1
lr ~ .aa - ',''''",t' .1 w i''N I pi'ii''
-, 7' ll'' 90 tn. @ .l'5i ., i'''i Nv
nv w.. ,,.''' t,.d. ,,-'. v" , } o' way -,
a i'"Pt@ PEoi,,'-' ~ ~
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we, ,.9' 53,;i!l : .i!l'l anu ne S'e" 'Io'.
~ anu '','"il'IIe"' my we're PIou" oi
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.'''' @ " ,'','''>oiN ~ I, q ,'iodl'@ once
I cry ear '"eN S"Ihefeu lo@ethc.
:" =, ov'i' I''I'ilo' '''c t". "lIl''S eLSalS %
uo i"'l'''''ii.@ VI IIief Soou sup Oh
" n''' occ"S'o''S '"cl 'III''u theh- !
SEW GS tNH'Nt'A' anu t"ouSIt 100
','.i', .. tiltir nag 10 nave tllhe TO
,ll'i'> VI "ou' anu I",lh iillii lof tile
oTPeHe ne SEN 10 "iSP,a| us beauties
ana ii"pcl lhef FeSael over the great
"aicrS
aptaI'l Heol &c ilad hecn summon
ru III cue 'iihc 70 ItaNe MS SNIP ana
ms crew an" Ec'iI ire loFth alone to
'Apiofe me great ocean OF eternity. |
before ne departed ne Icij directions .
20 MS successors. lie toI" ms people
VINO calIou MN laIHef, tOStetr WalllN /
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
Drs. HARVEY & DIVINE

nFFER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
~ to the public.
DR.. Divine having given special attention to
Operative Surgery, and having perfEmed many of
the higher operations, hopes to share literally the
public patronage in this department. All diseases
of the Eye, and all Surgical Diseases of Females
will receive his particular attention. nov3 G6
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13

fIIpn arI EII L. -. 81.
counts Of tl,a ,art ', ' 20 4',n w." - no ~ y
tIs+ ,,.,, ,ho,, a;,,a,l =" 4,tt ,'no etI' ~
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BIun BaIIiog ,roro o,IIp5 D;n;ar f,o,
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ha;o tnI 10 - = - 7;1 ~ a II III ., = ~
nnrr6agad f.. ia 1,'i '@2ol i3I ~. A.; i'"'
few ra,cs of ,,.l,at tl ,,''Is i,sil,sl IL
amos md which III H. 'I ID '%'1ei ,1 I'.1e' 9
on board srrron+ftionsi,, I,,'' Tho 6i,,
Frl1:ns had brnn~Tt ~, : II, ' III u, 10
head r'aine1 ,,a,a,,I - II,uf i,; %
and sfl:nnad stalI. ,I,."I y M ~, =
wore rbrr were 9,,as n,,I ~ -, ~
Hbrfnos Lncon.a +Lair hla,i., ',,'',,' ,,'',.
woofIy their Linz Lia.r- 's''''3 a"I tf1d' o''
knew uafbina AZ tha a,f af ,,'af-;r, -
7at.trane l9r,a ti,o,- I.a,t l,,'''I'''
own nio h,t naaoof,.;, ~ t1a. I.i i',,l ,
thrive nndn, rho n.5,ol ,.,. ,,t,' ~
that Pine EaIIiad ,oI;a,, ;,.a;a5sl s'i'' - -
Ipverrtbino. in il. ,,nn.a,. .at, -, -
what tI,ar r,IIad .a,,oe rfIa,1
tnIv nnJor +Ea ,,s''ty' ~ '--'.i L..
mUItIatino and I,n,,I.,a tiat .I,
had to nT1,ra t,as ,'''S r,.3i:. ~,
sold to -ha !i,.,.e A.. - - -, ,
nan+ of fine ,u,aa +L',. 1,,,I ''I,' I,',.l -l,''
f.,n, +I,.;n ,,.,4,.-. - :
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n,a, taIId :; 'f.9 t,; a ''iI's. "9u ana
l,"i,o ,'';, ~ ,'II'' - oo..''"St the human
PaII;rs 'Io,,1 haI 1 ,oo'oi : '"tN' 'He I'Iue
5on,n, aaI ,'I' IA l'I"ST'" =, nom !, 54fll I1
-, '''l'' 'o''' ioI 'i''N' All Iile
i,aonI a.. 'I." 'H'a ediIe on
D,;',,' -, ''s ,li' uSd'I't>J "eFe I'04S-
~ 'o';S ''o-lC 5 oI'l 'tlI,' mace 10 take
c'i ''l ~ 'ia- ri i,,'i 1'l' ''!'" i 'o" ei
of the late Capt, Georgc's regula-
hons-neaSnres which We're warmly
opposed ~ the I}INIes. When they
were quite certain that they We're
r+t4.t 80, .-I
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-13
AN ACT

-Four Dollars per araunq.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24
9ls 9eder &iall1s 6Ortt
Spei6er, SO. 4 8leeter StraPe,
ss 01etu.9IDrf

1fetusE 9prf an
. Der rlnterseiSnste Iaba SahlnesDOl bic Bead.
tnne hes RnbhIms unA Der Brctefilon tnr etefe be-
filbfteH iltnmenfe etS fDele uriter feiner beions
5ern Mufbf aus pem bsiten gesbrrten Waterfall ner>
f.rtiet ftnb. gsrF& 4ass3 lts o. 81
Ses Seder 9ieno BOT are neueiten gerbsfierunseff,
ID uoliess eiisTWes @eeH, nDersosereH 8aB, gtiens
siM Stont NIT gectal ausGelegte aDder, transOrt9e
ampfer nRb bte aHf bic aeitte ees S5Iahetbrettes
gRs. Seder's praftiide grfabrilfe aIs gertertiser
RON Bianos felt meHr ais 25 Sabren. 1T cine btnreis
9enbe @orantie e0B ieins Snitrumente unibsrtreil'
LID flo m Gtdrfe uno 9oierbefttgtet pes 0aues'
Retnbe t. Kraft unb naenSer Gisenf1oft 6es Zones.
Die Geder 8iano Sortes itno tehr groBe, pol1tdns
hiee Snftrumente, bic pbne Ridf9t atf Roiten
9ereeRet fb. fir bic pelie aamge uon fiebea Sahren
garduttrt Iper6en unb aud ben erteh BreiS erbditen
bdben no fieneh ausgefteat 10 roen raren; als euD
bic Gmpfebungen her, beIien Riintler ees Sonees -
g5reis BON $500-$f000, Die ianere Noi9inerte Der
nie6riser besa6tten snftrurente It seron eieieibe.
mite bse Der baberen. iberaler @abot fur ben deel
GeiHi5e nns MuftIebrer. Sef9reibunssIifts gu,
Aniuben 6lr4 bic 4oit. -
= -. G. g, Cefcr, rs
'szt@4~s tA@ (frlber ID 9Toome StroBe)
s'sssss 81 eshiF7 so. 4 8leefer StraBe, u
6se 6M aS RepgO NE !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24

4bMm fesI94 MNE On &l1ellIat N q 3t7
SkrtDn y Ger lfls,
s,fs em 400 prooms stsabe, Mep Dsrt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-24

! ssziss DOn .. .. W rttuS.
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{ Stalps unabsrtroffener
8iQaOz uub Mi6beI. 2ad.

Chen eingeflbrt un6 pon allen Sauptbaufefn In Der
Sabritation pom Blanc, Drgelns BILLIARD GateIn, @os
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beiitt, folte cine 6lai9e bieem Sad babeu. Bran
ie,I6e fur GiFfialnre uHo e0nn upen mir pnEdnctgeu
@a3ueis une Anwei4 Ing lieferu. Gs III aus 6lGf9en
uon 80 Gents iEno 50 Gents geiiHt unh weuR elm ball
bes DuHeHb Eiaihen dnf etRmRl ReorDer mefbeh, 70
ppafn mir 6eiebeH frdster pr Grpfeb W. feu6eii.
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RcHuien RON y
@ BrDnn q. Nerfins,
General. Mseuten fir bic Der. Staaters
ssf5 iRfs 30, 40 gsonne Strase, R.g
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Bon gssfaIs. %! gls y gsg Der. Bet UOH Depot sds

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81 q. ID. BEN BORT ToessGrpret tScnntaee euss
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$50 u. ". RcRseEpreB dser @pnn nns 8ornelsniue,
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e Aorf iIhr Yoraens. 8erbtnSet IN gIn,tra nit
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