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Essays Ior IOung Men, on Physical and
nental EneTvation-loss OF bodily viRor,
couEagef ana am billion - the cause and
cure-wtth sanitary aid for The feeble and
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Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
Thackeray's First American Oyster.

Thackeray announced TO me BY letter in
the early autumn Of lS45 that he had deter
minvd to visit America, and would sail for
Boston by the Canada on the 30th of October
All the necessary srranEcmLntN tor his lectul.
ing t"ur had been ruade without troubling HIM
with any Of the details. He arrived on fro>
ty November evening. and went directly t"
the Tremont House, where rooms had been
engaged for him. | remember his delight in
getting off the sea, and the enthusiasm with
which he hailed the announcement that dinner
would Ice ready shortly. A few friends were
really to sit down with him, and he seemed
greatly to enjoy the novelty OF an American
rapast. In London hs had been very curious
IN hs inquiries about American oysters, a.
marvellous st"ries, which hs did not believe,
had been told him of their great size. We had
taken care that the largest specimens to te
prncured should star,le his unwnnted vision
when he came TO the table, although | blu'h
at the remembrance OF it now, We apOlOGized
in nur wick ID waywardsrsS to him for what
We called the extreme snlahlnesS of ths oysters
| promising that we would do better next time
Six bloatei FalNtaffian bivalves lay before him
in their shells / noticed that he gaEvd st
them anxiou>y with fork upraised, then he
whispered tn me, with n lHOk OF anguish,
How shall do it?" | described to him the
.impe process hy which the iree-bOrn ciiis n
OF hmsllca were dccu>'SHeu " Sceo"p", "
such a task. lie seemed satisfied that the
thing was feasible. selected the smallest one in
the h ,lf-d"zen, aud then bowed his head as il
he were saying grace. Alleges were upon him
to watch the effect If new sensation in the
person of a great British author. Opening
his mouth very wide, he struggled for a mo-
nAeni, and tnen ell was over. shall never
forget tn. comic look Of despair he cast upon
the ether five ovsr-occupied shells. ! trnke
the perfect Iii lnsss by asking him how he felt
Profoundly grateful he CAPPED, and as
il had swallowed a lttls baby. james 4.
Fields in Atlantic Monthly.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

hISs HIN FJi HIS Vi IIhEh. -Dt.Is the
troubles a young Confederate miss was las.
sing through Que OF the hospitals, whom twas
rem 'rked that prisoner, lieutenant, had
died that morning.
On, wnrre Is he? Let me STE him Let
me kiss hlm for his mother!" exclaimed tie
maiden.
The attendant led herinto an adjoining ward,
when, discovering Iiruren.nt II, of the
fifth A!kan'as, wing fast asleep on his hoSpit-
al c'uch, AND thinking to have little fun, he
pointed him out to the girl. She Sprang for
ward, AMI bending oger him. said:
On, you dear lieutenant, let me kiss yeu
for your mother!'
>" What was her surprise when the awaken
ed corpse ardently clasped her in his arms,
| returned the salute. ami then exclaimed
Never mind the old ladv. miss; go it on
vourr own account. haven the slightest OBJ
lection.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

y. T. Barnnm, after four years of dilligent
searching after curio>ities, is about 10 estsb-
lish colossal museum MenagPrie and circus,
with which he proposes travelling thro the
country.
There is word which. if you chsnge tho
place sf one of its letters, means exactly the
opposite from what it did at 6lst It 10
:" united" Place ths after the {, aud it be
comes united
A young lady, upon one occasion. requested
her lever to define love. "Wel:, Sal" said
he, 1T il, tn me-, an inward impi esi5ility, and
an outward all loyerishness."
The book whose contents rule the world
POeket-book.
A sure way to make an impression Fall
down in the mud.
The Hebrew Charity Fair in New York has
yielded tl20, 900.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

Persons who prefer oysters cooked in their
own liquor may be interested in knowing what
the fluid contains. The Journal of Microcopy
says: Open an oyster, retain the liquor IL
the lower or deep shall, and, II viewed through
u microscope, it will be found TO contain multi
tudes of small oysters, covered with shells aud
swimming nimbly about-one hnnded and
twenty OF which extend but one inch. Be-
sides these young oysters. the liqu"r contains
a variety OF animalcu &c aud myrlads OF three
distinct species of worms sometimes their
light represents blush star about the centre
of the she'll which will be beautifully luminous
in dark room"
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

Mr.. Montgomery, colored man whs was at
one time a slave Of jeff. Davis, but now the
owner of four thousand acre plantation in
Mississippi. formerly the property Of the lat
ter. has raised two thousand bales " cotton
this wear. The planters everywhere through
out the State are recovering slowly but surely
from ths effects OF the war.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

A fascinating youth Of Louisville wss re-
Gently very badly sold" hv lhe matron of the
ken'uck Ky State prison. in who-e daughter he
seemed to rvince a very strong interest while
tr've inr in a railroad car. Thinking that the
aIrtation had continued long enough. she sud
dpnly changed her seat to the side Of the young
man, and whispered in his ear: Sir. YOU
are y total stranger 10 ne, hut | feel il to be
my duty to warn yeu nf impending evil That
ysung lady is just cut of the Stare prison" A
passenger go; off at the next station.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

THE SEWING MACHINE ON THE HEALTH OF
FExALEs.-Dr. Decaisne, in the Union Medi-
Gale, after careful Investigation Of Col to-
male operatives upon the sewing mpchine,
reaches the conclusion that these persons are
not, as has been alleged, moro subject than
other working women to diseases peculiar to
their sex, and that tn" cases which have heen
reported ars evidently simple csineidemces, and
he results Of labor too severe for women Q
Stren0th
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

Aud 30 We have taken the tsetotal pledge,
have ye?" SAID nne IriShm II snnther. In.
dade have, and am nor ham"d IF il aither."
= Ad did not Paul tell Tim thy to take little
wine for his stomach p So lie lii, but & en-
my nam" Is not Tmo'hy, and there's nothing
the matter with my strnach, kedad!"
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

josh Billings slhnrs cats. lie says they
will harvest dozen uv yung chickens for yu,
and them steal into the sitting-rocm and lay
themselves down On tho rug vt your feet full OF
injured innncemce and chicken, and dream Of
their ChildhOod days,
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

An Eastern editor accuses another Of having
stolen his report OF meeting. which was rec
egnlzed by certain ear-SlarkS. The retort
courteous is that the first editor "should tie
his ears over his head while writing, to keep
them out Of the ink bottle"
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

A gentleman taking his morning walk on the
Fitchhurg railroad track. near Boston. thought
h" felt something touch him from behind. The
Cornners inquest desideI that it was loco
Motivr, propellinc a tr lin OF freight cars, that
brushed him off the track
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

A foolish old bachelor says: Young men,
kecp clear of calico il you want to do anything
great. Calico is bnnefu institution. A pair
OF sweet lips, slim waist and the pressure of
delicate hand will do as much to unhlnge q
man as the measles aud the doctors bill to
boot"
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

An Elmira farmer wrote 10 Horace Greedy
for advice az to the best kind Of bees to keep,
and received an answer to tha effect that
" hu>king bees were the hest. tut in order TO
make th' m lay honey prnftahly he mu.t use
china nest egg, and blanket his bees when they
are not On the nest, and feed thcm on bran and
middlings.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

What wou'd yen like to be when you become
man2' said fond mother TO her young
hopeful. Would you like to be merchant
or d 'ctrr, or lawyer, or preacher?' II
think, mamma" said tho urchin, I'd rather
be a candy shop"
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
CHERRY pECT0RkL TR0cHEs

v,IIEs, HenorrhoidaI TumOrs, all kinds positively
= positively perfectly and permanently cured by " A. Nc
"a SDiiSS NJ D.. No. 21Ol ARCH ST. PHILApA Pa. de-
se To- say those afflicted with any kind s PILED Internal
Hind Bleeding itching. that there positively
no Mind Of deception the Of these diseases the cure
and aud without the sghtes CANCER Win
~, ,h injury patient and without
castc nr also Fiauia FiSaures Pr0lap
of lower bowels Patients must visit
r. and can remain house I'LL cured they desire Can
fe'et ~" t""''' " oetlesm
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

A loving father in Missouri sent his daugh-
ter 10 a seminary to educate. and when she re-
turned, accompanied by city lover: and sat
dowH to the piano. the old man sstonished the
lover by saying, shc could everastingIy. paw
ivory aRd howl" The yOung man tainted
away.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

NEED Resi- Doctor" said a lady, II
want you TO prescribe for me-"
There is nothing the matter, madam" said
the doctor, after feeliag her pulse you only
need re>t
" Now, doctor. Just look at my tongue" she
persisted, Just look at i;-jnst leok at it.
Now say, what doss that n"ed?"
:" think that needs rest toe" replied the
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

Under the head Of Positively the Last Of
the long Skr:s this Season." Punch gives
the following
Hostess" Oh. how tire>eme! Somebody
must b. standing "n INV dress! Would you
just run down .tsirs aud see WHO it is, Mr..
Blown"
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

An individual who was puzzled to know
where all the Smiths came from has at last
solved the mystery. AT Waterbury, Conn, on
the door OF factory appe ,rS sign inscribed
Smith Manufacturing Comp
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

Ata Christening, whilst the minister was
making ou; his certificate, he inquired the day
nf the month, aud h,ppened to say, Let me
see, this il the 30th." Tine thirtieth !" ex.
claimed the Indignant mother, Indeed, but
it's only the thirteenth !"
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

The m IN who shot AMI killed a boy 10 his
m-nn Itch, whea called To account for the
d ell, said he did il in mercy to the boy who
might have died painful death from cholera
morbus
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

When steady. well.hehaved young man is
seen shaking hands with pump aud bidding
il an sF er"nats gond-niGht, or singing, " Poor
I'D CGr.l,3" R%s' S. there here may be faint
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21

An exchange says: 1t il not good taste
fer a gentleman to stay after 10 O'Clock wheR
visiting yeung lady" Another exchange
>ay.: We never noticed any differences in
the taste. 1t tasted go'd all the rime."
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
Don't Waste Time and Labor

BY USING W OLD AXE Send 81 SO to LIP
rINcoTr & BAKEwELL Pittsburgh Pa, and they wi !
send a up.top Axe EIpressaee paid. Half day lost
in grinding will thus he saved.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
Rest American Weekly.
TERMS, INDUCEMENTS, &C.
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week Chats with the LlIIIe Folks Editorials BY the
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enclose a two cent stamp TO prepay postage Address
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Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
lIl5 Hopkins Philadelphia '.ol,i, Ills
n,,op SkIRT MANUFNTORY.
hun Csastnut ST., ,Girard Row,
ro-w.rly SIS Arch st. PhIIsuT'pT."

porrp,rlv SIS Arch 80 U'7 :, :, ., - :, ,,.-
..or,,.ep, of all the new faii i Shapes $50 oI G Uur
sompets Ao A Ilusp skirts ia every anu .T
Celebrated Champion sEr vi Keystone Skirts tSecond
snsy ami iul iInt, Of spTPfR TPRIcES JUST REDUCED BE
MHoLssAtE s1d SV haNY F0RMER SEASON Our CEsmp,on
more hs" the :, as oTes as viii est the
oil sthrr:M ~ I md ar. warranted n every rrspee,. =, Tor,
CURSEI oTrr loo kinds and prices snt ncques eEry os
c"ntuns =. Thomsnn> Glove Fitting J. brckei - t.
srAblr k"h sn Fys and Mrs M00dVs Patent Self Atinst
Nsry ysinsi Su9portng Corsrts in all sradrs t"Hrther
ins . and children and every grade Q" hani made
.img H. prices fll0ws:-4oc oSc 6Sc foc sue Sc
~. a. gtc 81 co. sit 81 si2s &c up !" O w. a. ss
T. n.r Gsrmrns all kinds and prices Night dresses
"a y, 40 5o Iran Dresses long and short from 81 ID
r % or.t Muslin skirts Tucks - cts; ~ Incks sactS
u Tuekt s9i TG is ma H. 20 order altered and repaired
hh1sS, sud sales Runms IIS Chestnut 81 PhadA
Call rs-nd Tor CiFe"'' WM. T. HOPKINS.
sspal-Jn : :
Smyrna times., 1870-12-21
$50 A Day sure. LARA & Co .PnHsbnrgh.
Agents. Read This.

xx1E WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF $50
w PER WEEK aud expenses or allow large
cnmmisslom to sell and ~Onderfnl Inventions.
Address VI. W AGNER q co Marshall Mich.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16
MAYORALrY OFNEw ORLEANS, I
City Hall, July II, 1870.

J
mo. Decentralization Series
An ordinance providing for the payment
of the several accounts and pay rolls
therein named.
Be it ordained that the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment thereof:
Pay roll of City Attorney, assistant and
clerks, for June, 1870, $l55S 80.
Widow s. V. Coulter, for reimbursement
of tax of 1869, paid by her in error on three
tax bills, Nos. 1874, on property which is not
assessed, and which she does not own,
$50 10.
Christian & Hyatt, for stationery fur
nished Commissioners Consolidated Debt,
SlS.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, for advertising notice to holders of
floating debt, Sc.
Z. S. Wurzburger, Criminal Sheriff of the
parish of Orleans, for expenses and costs in
First District Court for quarter ending June
80. 1870, $43ll 50.
/ Z. s. Wurzburger, for maintenance of
prisoners, and turkeys fees in June, 1870,
s6l79 80.
E. S. Wurzburger, for conveying prisoners
June, 1870, $l56.
Catherine Lynch, for staining and var
nishing desk, as per agreement, 81 so.
j. w. Madden, for tax book and tax bills
and stationery for Department of Public Ac
counts, $3.50 80.
Firemen's Charitable Association, for
amount due it for the month of June, 1870,
$4,000.
George Dickson, for paste for sundry de-
partments, 81.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, July II, 1870, the following men,
bers being present and voting:
Yeas West, Shaw, Deiassize, Emley,
Pierce, Walton, Bonzano.
Nays: None.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16
MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS. ,
., City Hall, July II, 1870.

MAYORALTy OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, July H. 1870
mo. N5-Administration Series.1
An ordinance appropriating money to paw
Z. A. Thomas for shells delivered under
contract.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
OF New Orleans, That the sum of three
thousand eight hundred ($3S0O) dollars is
hereby appropriated to pay @. A. Thomas
for ten thousand 100000 barrels Of shells
delivered under contract, authorized bv Or
dinance No. l65, Administration series.
Be it further ordained, ETC., That the
Administrator of Public Accounts be and he
is hereby authorized and directed to draw a
warrant upon the Administrator of Finance
in favor of the said Q. A. Thomas for the
sum OF three thousand eight hundred ($3SOO)
dollars, upon receipt of voucher for the
SAID amount; approved by the Administra-
=, Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, July IL, 1870, the following
members being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley.
Pierce, Walton, Bonzano.
Nays: None.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-16
MAY0RALry OF NEW ORLEANS.

MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hail. July H. 1870.
mo. 276-Administration Series.l
An ordinance changing the route of the Or
leans Railroad Company.
SECTION !. Be it ordained nv fine Couro;,
OF the city OF New Orleans, That the :. Or.
leans Railroad Company" be and thew arc
hereby granted the right to constrYct n
single track railroad in the centre of Rnr'
gundy street, from Ursulines to Canal
street, and also a single track railroad in
the centre OF st. Peter street, from Burrnnd1
TO Basin streets, and this modification of tbse
original Sni9 privileges Of said company shall
thereof " 'no lernis
Sec. 2, Be it further ordained, etc. That