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Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
NEW SERIEs---vOLUME XVI.---NO. 81.
Grand Exposition
FOR THE FASHIONABLE WORLD
coMpI1NrNTS OF MRS NJ. A. BINDER,

rop TUE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. NJ. A. BlNDEK;
NJ IN, X W. ror Eleventh and Chestnut Streets ~
TASHIoNS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
AZ ,s7u wholesale and Retail
nnsn turerS slppty'
Snlch Ti,aks and Costumes tor Ladies anu
of plain and eesantH 80
a. Iets Parsan and English StyIts a. -, a. hort
Nefs " Is bnl,solney 6tting: e,naut
II YOU AZ NJ Binders for tasteful trimmings an1
MOurning rrA'eANS ~
and Costumes
DRE>S AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, BUT
TONS. ORNA MENTS,
oprising the latest Paris novelties in olack and eoloeo
TrinS.s 6s Ruches, Loops Flowers, 6oves buIa-
Wryaths Vs Ribbons, shades IN NeVe oatln anu Lar
fets Ribbons, SAshes Neckties
MADE UP LACE GOODS-GRAND DCCHESSE LACE FUR
DRESS TRIMMING.
ponts Apuioue Vaencsnnes Hamburg EdginRs and inse
tons Black upure and Thread Laees new IN design ana
moderate in price. ...
Fans Birds Mats Cushions MOuchoirs Gases ana Faney
Goods selected by Mrs. Binder at Niagara
Whitby Jet Goods, In sets DreesIplns Lar
rings Necklaces and Bracelets Splendid line o Fencn Jet
Goods Coral and French Gold sets Charms sleeve bnOhs
Chains &c which price variety IN style cannot oe sur
passed Strangers visiting our city are Respectfully IN
P1shE and Gofsrng Cutting and Fitting Also. perfect
syem Cutting taught Patterns sent by mail or
press Il all parts Of the Union
MRS. NJ. A. BINDERS,
ssp9l4ml n W. cor. Eleventh and Chestnut Sts Phada-
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

We see it stated that in Indiana the census
taker discovered young lady who was hnppy
in the name of Jane Suliette Isalina Araminta
Muscadora Peeks. How solemn that name will
look on a tomb stone!
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

A Sunday school boy, three years old, at
city church, was requested by his teach to sing
"Shal we gather at the river? Il don't
want to any more, " he replied, the milkmen
sing il now"
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
Ills Hopkins Philadelphia Ills
HOOP NKlRT MANUFACT0RY.
Nn- liz Chestnut ST.. lGirard Row.

Formerly 62s Arch St., Philadelphia.
eomplets assortment all the Fall shapes Of Our
Celebrated Champion Hoop skirts in every length and size
toTsher with our make Of Keystone Skirts (second
snnty and full lines Of good Eastern made Skirts for sale
WEotEsGLE and RETAIL. at PRICES JUST REDUCED BE-
I'm THOSE Of ANY FORMER SEASON. Our Champion
kr,s more than reputation superiority
IN others and are sold such prices will meet the
views Of ALL and warranted in every respect.
CURSErS! CORsETS! COrsets Our assortment OF Cor
aats kinds aud prices and includes de-
Iirabe kind such ThOmsons Glove Fitting. Beckel s.
WerIys Madam Foy and Mrs Moody Patent Self Adjust
nx Abdominal Supporting Corsets in all grades together
With Misses aud Chdrens and grade Of Hand mads
ranging 53e &C. 75c soc. SIC
&c SOC slOO. sill sl4 SLIP sl.25, &c. up to $780,
PANIER BCSTLES q styies from IS cents S325
Ladies all kinds and prices Night Dresser
from " to $3.50 Infants Dresses long and short from S23
10 sl3 Gored Muslin Skirts Tucks IS ets 10 Tucks 94cts
- Tucks. 8l32 DC. &c, up TO SO.
HOpskrs made order altered and repaired
Mnuaetory sales Rooms ll5 Chestnut ST. Philads
Call or send tor Circulars. -
Sept9l-Sm WIN. T. HOPKINS.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

A months imprisonment in Jail was thought
by an Irishman trifling sentence, " because
as it was the depth of winter, the days were sc
short"
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

said. The following described Real Estate, 10 viii:
49, No. IA farm tract of land beng The
MiiI Home Farm OF The deceased, situated in Duck
- Creek hundred, Kent County and Stale oI
De,uware, bounded by lands OF John W. Denney, by
the State Road from Dover 20 Smyr@a. HOfeCker's
Mill properly lands Oi Jonathan Brown and others,
and containing Four Hundred Acres mnre or less.
No IA iarm or tract OF land situated IN kentOn
hundred, county and Sale aforesaid, bounded by
lands OF Henry Gerker, lands of CharIes Brown and
landsoi others, Containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES. more or less.
No. "a iarm or tract of land situated in Duck
Creek hundred. county and Stale aforesaid bounded
by lands OF David CummIns Isaac Sutton, John M.
Vosht IL aud John Williams. containing One Hundred
Acres, IDOIe OF less.
No. A Ol Or parcel of land situated in Duck
Creek hundred, county and Stale aforesaid, marked
a plot plan OF lois made for James W. Spruance.
returned IN The Recorders Office bower as No $40
having a front on Font Hill Avenue Of SO feet, and
running back lSO leet.
Being all The Real Estate Of Issac Register de.
ceased and Will be sold iUT The payment OF his debts
Tree and discharged from the right Of dover OF his
widow the rein.
Attendance will be given and Terms made known
by PETER COLLINS, Administrator oil SAID de
ceased, or his attorney, Comegys,Etq.
BY order nf The Court
| Dover October 4lh. 1870.
| TERMS;-Ten per cent Ofthe purchase money o
No. ]. and fifteen per cent of he olher numbers mus
be paid secured on the day OF sale and the residue
|
Kent county, to be held at Dover, the 2SIh day o
March nex; The SAID per oenage will be forfeited il
case the oIher Terms not complied with otherwise
10 be healed as part OF the purchase money.
| PETER ), COLLINS, AdmlnIsirator
o. address. Smy Tna, Del
Jos G. o. HARRINGToN. Aucuoneer
0T SPECIAL NoTICE-All The above describe
lands are very valuable. but No Isa very uncOmmO
tract. being situated within three miles OF Smyrna
TWO OF railroad station at BreniUrd, and close ny III
best navigation south of Wilmington. The building
and improvements are Of the best. grsI mill sC
joins it. and schools and churches every hant
The salubrIty Of The location can be ascerIaIned
InquIring Of IhOse who reside IN the neIghborhoOC
Unl Of The purchase money Of any tract
be payable on the 26h OF March next; the other OF
third will be upon a credit during the Uhole Litetin
Of the widow Of the deceased, 10 be secured by III
bond and mortgage Of the purchaser, with surely
required by the Orphans Court
| N. B.-NO. will be divided with relerenGe 10 Ii
sale-ihe road from The Stale road to Brenord 10
The dIvIiing line.
oTPols Of all the numbers will be exhibited at II
sale. P 5 COLLINS,
octl2ts Administrator.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
The undersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens OF Smyrna and vicinity that he has just
opened his NEW STOCK OE
Fall and Winter Goods,
DRY GOODS,
THE CLOTHS AND CAsIMEREs
are new, just bought, and comprise all the leadin
styles.


styles.
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.
Buttons. Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Bamorals, Ladies' and Children's Hose,
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp Wicks, Gloves,
Neck.tes HandkerchIels. Hooks and Eyes, Velvet
Trimmings. Tape Skirt Breid. Combs, Gun Caps,
Hair Pins, Buckles, Pins, Needles, Scissors, Coat
and Vest Binding, Thmbes Collars, Cuffs, Corsetsr
Twine, Kid Gloves, Machine Sewing Silk, and
Spuol Silk, &c., &c, Letter, Foolscap, Note and
Bill Paper, Pens, Pen Holders, Lead Pencils, States
and Pencils. Envelopes, Pass Books, lux, Pocket
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, MucIlage, &c
Wood and Willow Ware.
Washing Tubs. Buckets, Keelers. Churns, Brooms
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes, Scrut
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets. Curry Combs
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wash Boards, Wal
| Brushes Hall: Bushel and Peck Measures, Carpets
Mats, Oil Cloths and Window Shades, &c. Also
| all sizes Of Rope
GROCERIES
SUGARS, Syrups. Moasses, Rice, Coffee, Tea
Chocolate, Coffee Essence, Coffee Roasted, SavanI
la Coffee, Goa OIL, Lard Oil, Candies, Soap Spices
Salts, Saeratus, Saltpeter, Alum, SuponnI6er, Ind
go, Starch, Corn Starch, Farina, Trenton Crackers
Cheese, Shot. Powder, Matches Vinegar, Sho
Backing, Stove Polish, Mustard, Pepper, Ham
Shoulders, Side Meat and Jowls.
4
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Philadelphia depot. johnson. Holloway q cOwden.
Bsi,Imort epot. S. S. Eance Ios Baltimore street
For sale by Medicine Dealers generally. Jelbly
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26

Advice to ish- saters--deal gently with the
herring,
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
Administrators Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Situate in Duck Creek hundred. Kent County and
Stale oil Delaware.

BY virtue Of an order O the Orphans Court of the
Stale OI Delaware, IN and for Kent County, will be
exposed 10 Pubic Auction or Vendue, 10 the highest
and besI bidder or bidders for the same,
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
Thursday. 18th Of November

Al O'clock, y. at The hotel UI Charles +. FUxwell
in The Town Of Smyrna, the County and Slate a1ore
said The following described Real Estate. 10 vii:
Smyrna times., 1870-10-26
No. o.lPERUvIAN GUANo,

,Genuine Government from Chincha and Guanape
islands, Pure Calcned and Land Plaster Hydraulic
Cement Candles. and full assortment Of BURNING
.ND CRxAsINo OIISat lowest market rates.
I'd DISCOUNT TO DEALERS.
, 1870-10-24

ls,st.tn. tCes. ~ Despatch to tAe Tasenss Giose
A aver -hork Of an earthquake was felt
here ih,s munins at ten minutes past II, ful-
lowea by another Immediately alter, lasting
altogether for Thirty tecohde. The motiou
was uscillatiuG from northwest TO southeast
Ii Was 80 severely felt, especially in the upper
tiats Of large bnilciogs, that many ran out
alarmed for thar safety. In some oaaaa good.
were thrown on the shelves. 1t WAS raining
heavily a. the time aud h.s been al day.
The shock was felt At Quebec nbout thirty
graph operator at Quebec Was Just in the act
| Of aeking the operator ut Montreal it any
sh -ck was felt when the walls and instruments
began to rock and shake. Accounts from all
p4rts OF the city chow tbat the earthquake OF
thls morning uas vesy generally and severely
felt-thc greatest CONSERVATION everYwhere
prevailing. Nelson's Monument oscll,sea
nearly foot, aud great fears wefe enter
shook 60 that the coping. .stones fell oil the
walle The audience il the Recorders Court
ru.hed Of in the middle Of trial, fear
ful OF the building falling. In the Court
shock was very severely felt; The wave
seemed to strike agai1st the windows and
uallr, causing thena to shake in such an
alarming manner that the Judges and lawyers
rushed out in their Gowus. Cracks we're
made in the walls Of come old houses. The
0eJlH IN the Cfty ktAll were set ElGElHp, huu Ing
building shook Violently. In GONE Of the
largc manufactories, where eighty OF hug
died hands work on one fiat, d rush was made
for the stairs, and it is surprising no serious
accident occurred. One person Jumped ont
OF a window in st. James street, but escaped
injury. Above Snerhrooke street, and on the
mountain, the shock was less severe; and il
old not eeem to disturb the wafer in ths
river. kilograms from ysrions parts Of the
Province Of Quebec show that the shock wa
very general.
, 1870-10-24
Smoking Cfar1Sttnnas.A Bnptist .as-
koc;ss tsol on Tobacco.


At u recent meeting Of the Central New
jersey Baptist Association, an anu sing dsbate
occurred over resolution. iAtroluccu By one
of the membert, denounclng most violently
wine and tobacco. We quote from tho re-
port: "
Dr.. Miller, of Elizabeth, objectsd to tho
"hell-ard-damnation" preamble. and called
preamble passed, rs to 13. The resolutions
we're then passed. Dr. Doolt1s in
euect OF tic pledge 10 tobacco
AID rweas,ng, DR.. Miller suggested the adj
tim Of strong. ten anu coffee for lllies.
favor OF III. poolittc's resolution. Rev. Nr-
Smith eald there might bo some older m,n
who couldn't give up tobacco. but they didn't
want their children 10 use it. lie shouldn't t
have brought tie queation up. but hoped the
record Of tue convention would pso.cet against
the haiti. An old gentleman e4ld Ap had
used it Ior flfs5 seafs and b.. given it up,
A minlster Sal. his church membera buy
cigars OF Sunday at a store near his church
and tmoke them on tho stops. Another said
some Of the members Of thia association wera
smotiDE on the cars this morning, and smelt
badly. he wished. il they must smoke, they
wnuld get btt:er cigars. Another minister
resolution did1f reach him, as be would yots
for il becausejt reached the children. II liz boy
soula Say be would never commence, on con-
dition that he would stop, he would. Dr.. Nil
ler thought all action Of the con:
vcntion Svou1dn't amount to shucks,
-tmoking would go on as much =
ever. There we're other ways to got at The
evil, and he wae afraid this amendment would
atop the influence Of the Temperance resolu'
ton Hc used tobacco aud was as healthy
and as genteel as ihoec who didn't. The ne1l
thi1g would he 10 tel y man how to sE end hi
money. He supposed the resolution woult
pass, but il 1t did he would never allow it "a
enter his Sunday School. lie Eoasl passagy::
from Genesis about Z" tho herb ytel1iug seed
and "the tree yielsing fruit aul God sas
tlat 1t was gocd,'' and sa:d that referred Il
cotton aud tobacco.
Dttato vas cut on, aud it WAS moved to H.
the resolution on the table. Lost, br ri-inl
vote, II to Is. Tho resolution was the
passed without diyision.
, 1870-10-24

cut tim aEa'n. hut was prevented by
tho Rppc1rNce OF fpneta,Au II. Smith,
scr what wae going or. He c,ught Dorsey's 1sm
N lc WIS atrout To plunge tho knife into Gorm-
ltS = grtir. ach torE the weapon firm HIT. Bnth
tnt TuCn were taken to The untDn Street pAltc+
Station, Whe5c not8cy VAS Locked up. and 1o7m.
rs wen-ds attended, u Dr.. Hahn, who wa.
cuilt in. does rot consider the w0uns Of fats
ClJ4l zJtes.
, 1870-10-24

The Deputy corvcev held an inquest. yesterday.
atibt Eash* ehth klrt.St crossing Of tho F.At
Wa5pe and Allop i st. LOUIS RAi.rrads, on tue
tpouy OF the 1nAn who WIS run oscr aci k,et, ncsr
,here. Oh SxtufdtJ morning. Tho oofpse wss
,denuned ~ that Of john DclmeE~, ishotei. As
thrown under the wheels and literally cut e
pieceA. Tsese VA no evidence elleifeo oeio!e
lne turJ, aud, herce. they were uasote 10 sAs
An tmIrrprt;s Guild. namrd Fanny Han1etk
died Ttiie On the wsy from New York. on h9sf1 fa
,rstn ot can. and WIS taken % 10; ~ ~ ~.
nIct nj deatn from natural causes WAS setatasa
| BY thr tur3. ..no,
Ss,nfdsy I'D Vas drowned. The evidence oe-
lore the Jury wAs that deceased WAS On The 0hnH.
WV rhsp some one told hin to look ouf for hle
- tnron. 4 ia nne sioe - Svotd the barrel, aud
fcli ipte The riyer verdict Ut accidental draWn
fpc Tks rendered,
, 1870-10-24
POLITICAL.
Nominations Made by the Republican
County Convention.


The Cook County Republican Convention. call
Cd for the purpose Of putting In the Held can'il-
.lbtes for Congressman from ths district, ShcE,n
and Cnroncs for the county, State Senators and
Representatives, and town officers. met on Satut-
,'hy morning In Metropolitan Hall, and WAS called
10 orr,sr by II. n. Htbtatd, Chairman Of the
uu1n,5 Executive Committee. Mt. lra T. Buell.
Was chnseu pe,nAncn: Cnatrman, and George ".
Huox SECRETARY. lie 4cssions Of the cnhvehtlon
II Suited In The noMlQ Au'n of the following
ucket;- -.---
COUNT OFFICERS.
kbr Cpr1F<&sMdn Charles r. FaIWell. who re-
a atves LIS votes 70 - cast for Joseph Medl!l Ihe
alter Eeutlemalts uxnr v Il not presentcd before
isr CehstEtion u hts instance. nos dit he otsl1e
Fr sh-rif-Ttm Bradley, who received 15o votes
20 ip7 Majns lanc. X liugunin.
v.ses M t1GD t. e. ios 81. na,halt % Tor nsory kau-
q ~, aud for Henry SpcAts-
STATE sExAIuRs
1rf1ts.E4tsfh U1.tsaet-1.hn n. Jrwett-uoml-
Its,ly-a,.A ihatrteI-Gcne.1l John L. Deve1id2e
and A:icinau Wnla,d WOODLAND. ]. D. Ward re-
:, p,iemsn Wss not ! car,lldAte before the con-
9rntiun for any ONCE, the above votea being
= --s=rlincnssF,.
.sfnr,sfGh D4s.ttet = M*s>zs. q: =. Austin,
| c!ctrp: Jonu Humphrey, ollani: Charles Rtrtz,
| s&scp.h Ward: II Il i,srrtcIson. Eighth Ward;
Foss, Twelfth Ward; ". ". Egan, Thi1tecnth
J. y nssxls Ssis,Hstnsf pI.on %.
why, II: p Bra, ton, s D. Phelps, James T. Root.
Lw:s Wahi. >, :, ,,.,,,. ,t-
ssil,ssi., wiiiisn Woke, ii, {. sxnle, 4. H. Bu'-
lsy, II. F. White. -
II. Ii, iron; Supervisor, r. ]. Buth7H; Assistant
surt.slsur, F. 4. Pierce: TUwn Clerk, Mr. swan
SsnT i'S9! en,1 Gen;,shG, T. t. 'oel irt l. Hayes Il
sssR cISaso-CoIccioE, Hugh: Retd: Assess
#, julius Kcckber:ra: Supervisor. s!nsoa ".
Eirr; Ate.stant Supervisor. Thco..o.- =. -:
! l. summer 11eld. t3eafge 4. Iisftmau, d. G. chi
4 .pi,, sevllr sto,t, !. Mo!derncss- =
Nc,t4 chiasaa- -cel'ectcE, Peter Hand; Assessor
int Supervisor, iie,ry Wrsult; ToHn ClerI, j. i
teass VEN, neais sevsns. George ta Ssae
'"an H. Thorn; - .o.,.,-,ox.
The following gentlemen were nominated =
The pttuAly n'rt tugs, on Friday evening. 10
ahittr-en, SuperSlsa's au.s Conssahsss:
| Fir.t #atd-AsdcsrnaD, J0nn J. kn.cIetbocser
:npcrytsof, Thonas Il. Rcetc; constable, jane
SeeT,i Ea5d-Alac.7uap, Joseph E. Otis; supet
x!sGr, ". +. Ellison; Cenn. allie, Ea2~asA Whey.
7A,rd Eard-Aldcrmani n.E!a coFi Supervisor
efSss pqEnnt HssSsssn sSSp.on
aautf Of candidates for Supervisor and Conssi ial
were not reported.
!t>o., eaa1ses Iaoaland; constable, chaIsea u As
Lahe.
.,sor. 10 nomination; Constable, Joseph Hodel
Stztnh Hans-Aldtrman, no nomination; an
tne s41nc with respect TO Supervisor and Cor
T. E,osh Eana-A,ae1msp, Y. b, Bailey: supe,
vttoi, Mag Schuet; cunat.hlt. Chrts. klAkz.
e Sitfh Rard-Sn ncM:uAtious n8ue.
7Inth Rafd-Atle1mAu, George F. Foster. ST
= re1vtsor, David Clark; Constable, no nofninl
, 1870-10-24
The NeuftO2ity QucAtIon fsct1rtcn
Prussia and the Enatcd Stntcs.


We may anticipate ttst tho correspondence
between Count 1,ernetcrG aud Lorditsrnayille
will be patalleled By correspondence be-
tween Baron t3er7lt aud Mr.. Fish. 1t is said
that fEnm the United Htates, AZ we'll as from
the United Kingdom. large supplies OF con-
uaband OF war have been and arc etijl being
imported into France ImpAttiality would
seem to zequi1e that the American like the
British Government should be favored by
thu German Minister with = diplomatic
exposition OF the ttenry aud practice OF
neutrality. It cannot be supposed that
tho remonstrance addressed by Count
Bernstorn to Lord Granville e1-
pressed merely his personal yiewa on the
question TO which it rel.ted The doctrine Of
"tenevotent neutrality" 1nu.t be regarded "a
| ono which the Gclman Confederation il pre-
r>1ed 70 na;atAin against Ill come.s. We are
,;..,;., i ~ .~@'n1.rg that ours Is -. ut an sz'
ceptional but an oru,ti..- ...~ e'se; and in DE-
| nsandmg that the principle ."Aeh Count
De1pstot1 has invtnted or revived thosia DO
applied by his government not onlE to Its re-
iations Hiil ue, Lut aiso 10 its relAtsons with
ayery other power placid III similar position
to our own, The international policy Of tue
German Confederation should be mesel out
With ono measure in all qusrters Of the globe;
and j, III fair to expect that its representa-
ttyes should be restrained from blessing hot
ACROSS the English channel aud cold acsosa
the Atlantic
, 1870-10-24
Tho FMclfk.

From he Hoao1ulu advertiser, Stpk n.
Captain PrelIe, American ship Goodspeod.
On bis passage from Hamburg to this island
by way Of Cape Good Hope, reports that,
July G., 1:s0 a. m., they experienced very &C.
we're shock Of m earthquake, listing about
one minute and \ half, CAUSING the vessel to
tsemhle violently: as though ahe had struck
bottom. At dlybreak made EAyel Of 6nuday
leland, latitude SO II 80 eouth, longitude 1T
81 81 west, and saw ~ active submarine vol
cano near the ehore in the south baJs, heav-
ing up columns Of steam and smoke to the
height Of 2,000 or 5000 feet, With such
force that tie wind did net appear to
Affect it any until lost in the clouds. The
water had 4 singular appearance, that Of inky
blackuess, for two DAYS afteswara- Tho
steam hsuing forth from the volcano WAS 50
dense as to obscnre the heavens for distance
Of 6fty miles around, causing. apparently, the
/ wind 10 blow from every quarter toward the
volcano. Found no d,fhcn1ty in getting up to
the leland, but much in getting away, the
wird beading OF on every tick was in sight
Of the .s1aud thirty-eight hours. Finly. in his
S. F. Directory, reports but one Island in this
immediate vicinity !; Captain preble Saw nine
distinct elevations within \ distance of four
miles. running CAST uorthess", from quarter
to half mile apart, and some Of them twenty
| feet hiSh.
, 1870-10-24
HMhw1y AAhbefy.

A tsold robbery was committed on Blue Island
avenuc about 9 O'Clock on Saturday evening.
James CayRHauXh VIA driving down thai thor.
oughlAlc In an express wagon, when he was hailed
by three young men, who asked him fos = ride.
lie wz4 somewhat under the tnnuence Of liquor.
and, consequently. taltativc 30 he readily granted
tLCm retusaoo TO e.. In. They observed his
cautllIup, ehd coDyefhed with him rnlll they haul
An opportunity 10 do what the5 wanied-rob HIN.
Near Twelfth street, when no one WAS In sight.
TWO OF Them setxes HIM. while the other t0ok his
I1cLctboUk, which contAined So. They then
Jun ptd out and made their escape, Cayunaush
thinks he Can Identity them.
, 1870-10-24


twenty Toorna, Altsuee3 fat bsattatnk hastAt
in the a!3e.frant block ph the cornsf 81 Nes
E.ts.r rent Kootn Metropolitan Hlork.
, 1870-10-24

To 1hc ConHn1Nptsses.-Le those
Hhu largui8h under the txtat severity OF our eli
matr, Though any pulmonary com mp!aiut or even
those who are IL decided consumption, by no
means despair. These Ii safe and sure rsmety 81
hADLl, and one easily tneti tWiloofa Comp unH
nt Cod Liver Oh and Ltne," w1shopt posaesstnp
the yer, nause4iing asor OF the OIL d sheretof 1re
used, IS endowed by the phosphate OF lne Fith
cfrcocthuE. Remarkable testimonials OF lis ell
eats ran he :ihited ~ those who desire u ser
tl.en,. Fol, sAle tY A. d Wioor. chemist, Hu. i6t
court kuttt, f}u5tOn.
, 1870-10-24

About ha.f past 6 O'Clock, last evening. George
faut. wnic walking across uatsted street AZ tta
Intersection Nuh Bunker street, was Knocked
doH by q team Of lorses which were gong 1t
sGrT rnpta pace. The animals trod on nim, aud
the wheels OF the wagon passed oyer his body.
-1fett. where Dr.. MaszhnIl attended TO hin. Hts
injuries a; &c of SERIOUS nature, and may prove
falal The physician, howrrt", would not give "a
III developments Faul liyes am. .5s uuthud
stfCtt,
, 1870-10-24
EIAHBtE9 AFTRAY,

\ cr,tioE at1,ay occurred IN the salo3n Of
jkuts G.Ntit. No. l&s Weet Msdlson s.rert, At
6 o.clccI. tasit.tLItg- Tne:e were several per-
tt,us liz II plsce, all II whom w+1e tn aze tx l.,s
,,t,.ics .st-mct. Ct them more Two Of thcr,,
N,,n.m Gerul.s snd Bcr,4nia oassey. ha1 N
s,kU k1nse 1. opeuuesi, norrey tull-d out pocket
SeItr ard stabbed hlm in the aboe1nen- Tnls ID
,nr .Ecct Of clofnE Oornleys msota, but
,so,fr1 vas Lot ssststear had a1:"p'ed &c
, 1870-10-24

Tho fkca1 ana SSxxxlA1k1 Tonic o1
Iron.-PhoephoEua and Calisa51, known n Fem
Pbsophora1cd Eixtr Of Cal!s8yn Bark. The tro1
restores color TO the blood. the phosphorus re-
news wasso OF he ueETe tissue, and the ca1isay:
gives natural. healtnful tone 70 TIE digestive ot
xanA thereby curing dyspepsia In IT. var1ona forms
WaLsfulness, general debility, depression Of spir.
It's; also, the best preventative agains. fever ant
sRne. Manufactured only BY Casweu, HAxazd 4
Co.. New YORK. Sold bY Druggists.