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Infcrmcntcd Nnnure.

Many excellent farmers have an idea
that manure to he NEST efficient in rails.
ing crops should be well rotted; but
this is q mistake Manure loses very
heavy percentage Fresh manure, drip,
ping with animal urine, hauled directly
from the stable on the land and plowcd
under, is worth nearly double that which
has dCcomPoscd to saponaceous consis.
tency. When it is convenient for farm
ers to haul manure on corn ground
from the stable as fast az it is made. it
saves handling it twice, and forwards the
work in busy spring time No fears
need be entertained that the atmosphere
will carry OFF the strength of The ma
nure If left on the surface. Tho only
danger to be apprehended by this method
will be in case the ground being frozen
and covered with snow and ice when the
manure is applied; if upon sloping
land, the virtue of the manure might
wash away; but on level land there is
no exception to this plan OF operation
during the entire fall and winter sca.
sonf.l-G er,Raato,ea Telegraph.
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The Season Of Exhaustion.

'NtaSOth VI
The close Sultry weather which usually
prevails towards the end OF summer is par.
ticularly unfavorable TO the feeble and en-
ervated. Even the well-knit frames OF
strong men feel the influence of the season.
and lassitude and languor pervade the
whole community. Ladies, especially those
in delicate health, suffer much from debil-
ity, occasioned by the humid heat, and
feel the want of a wholesome invigorant.
In fact, necessity for something TO recruit
the exhausted system is experienced, more
or less, by everybody, aud the only ques-
ton is. uhdt that SomdhinQ uiU be- With
those who have tested the effect OF Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters on themselves, or
have observed It's effects on others, this
question will not be In doubt for a single
moment. Its tonic and regulating orera.
,tioa, and its agency In creating healthy
appetite and promoting digestion, are
rightly classed by all who have resorted 10
this .unequaled vegetable invigorant and
corrective, among the most extraordinary
therapeutic wonders Of modern times. II
should be taken at this season son as a safe
are so apt TO attack the relaxed system in
the fall Of the year.
As it is understood that mercenary spec.
ulators In various parts OF the country are
endeavoring TO supersede the standard
tonic Of the age with worthless articles
manufactured by themselves which they
represent 70 be superior to this long tried
remedy, ts proper to put the public on
ther guard against this species Of imposi.
ton, and 70 warn them against the delete.
rfous trash with which dfshonornble deaI.
ers seek 10 drench them.
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Labor Solving tho Free.Tradc Pooh

The. eight-hour movement in spite
OF the abSurdity Of attempting to lcgis-
late on such subjects, and in spite of the
opposition of all Free-Traders to any
such methods, is going 10 aid the Free
Trade agitation tremendously. The
eighthour movement is based upon the
Just and true idea that all progress is
based upon leisure The man, woman.
or child, every particle OF whose
strength and time is constantly devoted
to earning mere subsistence can make
no progaess in any direction. Without
leisure, they are without frsedop,
Without leisure, they are slaves to e,sr.
nal stagnatiou. When the eichthou+
men begin to investigate, they will soon
find thatin order to have leisure, the FIRST
things necessary are cheap food, cheap
clothing, cheap warmth, cheap hight,
cheap shelter. And when they have ar.
rived at that point, let them ask, How
much the tariff has TO do with doubling
and trebling,the price of all these?
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FoG the information Of the Clark:
burg Telegraph, which seems TO he
exercised about the matter we state
that candidates for Justice o: the Peace
in the several townships in this county
have only been nominated where vacar.
cies occurred We ere we'll aware that
their regular term expires in ISL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

If there is man in Ohio county
who is otherwise qualified rs q voter
hut not registered, let him 90 to the
township registrar today AMI have lis
name recorded
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TIE Radicals .: Harrison county
have nominated q ticket for defeat, upon
which we find the names Of \. +
BARNES and F.. F. PIGorT as candidates
for the House of Delegates
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Sfrayed Cow.

nE WEDNESDAY LAST A DARK RED
~ COW, with large horns, nearly dry,
strayed on my place (Reilly's farm, Iust
East OF Wheeling, on the line of the HEMP
field Railroad, which the owner can have
by proving the same by two witnesses and
augS JOSEPH wHITRHAIRE.
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ANNoUNcEM ENTs
Sheriff.

Editors Of IIle INgIStFT
You will please announce JAMES y.
CHARNOCK, the blacksmith, as the peo-
pies candidate for Sheriff OF Ohio county
at the ensuing election, and oblisc
MANY VOTERS.
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP 10 be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
CONS SPARKLING GELATlSE-An old
favorite with the ladies for JcllIcs-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just tue ar.
tIcle to use with Cox's Gela,ine-oi
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS CoCOA-Warranted Pure, a de-
.i licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARISA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ASGTSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children i'm feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSlN- The most perfect rent
.s edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
splendid desert, either alone
or with Berries.
At LNCGHLlN, SMITH 4 cos,
Wholesale Druggists.
iuu2T Main street.
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II Stands UnriYaled /!
Mhat the Press Saws.

The Reading pa Di;pGtch says: The
well known superiority Of MISHLER'S
HERR DITTERS Will spare US the neces.
sitY of saving anything at length in favor
of this magical Tonic and Stimulant.
Wherever this Bittcrs is best known II
meets with m astonishing sale. This is the
ease In our section Of the country. Therr
are cases In this city where the most radi.
cal cures have been effected In chronic
diseases cures which the best physicians
could not effect, and We know scores OF
families our swn among tho number who
would not be without a plentiful supply OF
this Great Household Remedy for any con-
sidcration. Let every family in the land
keep il on hand Sold by all respectable
druggists. Price one dollar per bottle.
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Executors Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF THE WILL OF
j Robert Morrison, deceased. and by the
direction of his widow, viii sell on
Tuesday, the 23d day OF August, 1870,
At the front door Of the Court House for
Ohio county, at 10 o'clock &. NJ, that very
desirable residence on Hampden street in
which said Morrison resided I'm his life
time, being Lot No. ~ i've and the East
half Of Lot No. a. four In square No. 3.
Bellair addition, in the city OF Wheeling.
Possession OF same will be given October
lst, 1870 and will be sold free of taxes
TERMS or SALE.-0ne-fifth OF the pur-
chase money to be paid In Cash, and the
remainder in four annual instruments; the
purchaser giving negotiable notes and So
curing same TO the satisfaction OF the Exec
utor. DANIEL c. LIST,
augl3 Executor
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Editors o. the Register:

Editors OF the Register:
You will please announce JOHN
HOWELL, OF Clay Township, rs an indie
pendent candidate for Sheriifof Ohio coun-
iy az the ensuing election, subject to no
Star Chamber dictation or packed ConvCn-
tIon, MANY VOTERS.
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democratic and Conservative
State T1ckei.

FOR GOVERNOR
IL. JACOB. of Hampshire County,
ron SUPREME JUDGE,
,ST MOORE, of Mason County.
FOR AUDITOR,
/. 4. BENNETT, OF Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOSEPH SPRIGG, of Hardy County.
FOR TREASURER,
JNO. :. BURDETT, of Kanawha Co.
BoR SECRETARY or STATE
John NJ. PHELPS, OF Mason County.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
-:O:-
Self Encrya4iOn.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical ans
Mental Enervation, loss Of bodily ,vigor, cour'
age and ambition-the cause and cure-witll
sanitary aid for the feeble and Responding
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box =. Phila-
delrhin, IA. mn2l-dhW
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Commissioners Sale Of Rea
Estate.

NVITNETNSIVETVI y IyUEV VI IkNVTE
Estate.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court of Ohio County, rendered
on the 18th day of April, 1870, in cause In
chanCcry therein depending in which sam
uel A. Dunbar and others are cOmplainants
and Isabella Dunbar and others are defend
ants, will, on MONDAY, August I'D,
1870, M the front door Of the Court
House of Ohio County, sell at Public Auc-
ton, lot number four a. in Jonathan Zane s
addition 10 the city of Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the nUr-
chase money cash, the residue in two equal
payments, OF six and twelve months each,
with interest from the day Of sale, the
purchaser giving bonds with approved
security for III" deferred payments.
y. RICHARDSON,
Commissioner.
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ahIn ,,nnnlY Democrmlic Tiekct.

chic county Democratic Ticket.
STATE SENATOR.
LEWIS BAKEll :.
sEanE.s HOUSE OF DELEGArF~.'
e X. 6. BARR,
JOHN FAIRS
Z. q. CRACRAFT.
SHERIFF,
THOMAS p. SHALLtR Russ,
s,.ERK OF THE CIRCUIT corRT,
y. 4. GALLIGAN.
RECORDER,
ROBERT b. WOODS.
PROSECUTING ATToRSES,
~. II. GOOD.
ASSESSORS.
GEORGE HOOK-City District.
JOSEPH BURROWS-Country District
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
NJ. I. CARR.
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FOR CONGRESS.

FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN ]. DAVIS, of Harrison County.
THIRD DISTRICT.
FRANK HEREFORD, vi Monroe Comfy
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Found.

II Asst SATURDAY. on MARKET ST,
IL Bunch of Keys, which the owner can
have by calling al this Office and paying
cost If This advert iscment alg.1
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NJ The above sale j. postponed until
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1870, at ~
O'Clock a. ". ". NICHARDSON,
aug23 Commissioner.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

Two -STORY RAILWAY Cause.-The inspec-
tor OF rolling stock on the Western Railway Of
France has invented a two story railway car,
which 10 intended to do away with a large
amoun' of passenger dead weight In the car
now on exhibition the first, or lower story, is
arranged IN compartments, according to the
European I. style while the second is narrower,
height OF each story is reduced as much as
possible to guard against top-heaviness, and
the body hangs so low that the wheels pass
under the seats as in our street cars. -Four
flights OF wrought iron steps extend from the
upper TO the lower story, landing on the plat
form in front of the doors The Dimensions of
the car are twenty-six feet four inches by nine
feet two inches, and there are now twenty-six
Of them running regularly and safely on the
Eastern Railway OF France. 1t is claimed
that in addition to the saving in the first cost
Of the rolling stock, transportation can be ef- |
fected with dead weight of 200 pounds per
passenger, against 32O pounds per passenger
required in other cars used on the continent.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
Sam Lawson on the Hokum Family.

They had putty bad name them Hokums.
How they got livin nobody knew, for thev
dld seem to pay no attention to raisin'
nnthln but chldun, but the deuce knows there
was plenty o them. Their old hut was like y
RABBIT pen,-thele was a tow head to every
crack and Granny Member what old Caesar
sand once when the word come to the store that
old H0kum had gOr twins. IS pose de Lord
know best, says Cesar ." lut ] thought dere
was llokumS enough atOre. Wal even poor
workin industrious folks like me- fndS IFS hard
gettin along when there so MANY mouths to
iced. Lordy mas>y, there don t never seem to
|e no end on and so it ain wonderful. come
to think on t, eft folks like them H9kums gets
tempted to help along iD ways that amt quite
Tight Anyhow folks did use to think that old
hOkum was too sort o familiar with their
wood piles long in the night, though tLty
couldn never prove it on him and when
Mother liOkum come to houses round to wash.
lolES use sometimes TO miss pieces, here and
there, though they never could find EN- on
her; then they was alters a-gettin' in debt
mere and a gettln IN debt there Why, they
got to OWN two dollars to Joe Gidger for
butchers meat. Joe was sort o good -natured
and let en- have meat, cause Hokum he prom
ised SO tar to pay, but ne couldn't never get it
out hun. Member once Joe walked clear
up to the cranberry pond arter that are two
dollars, but Mother Hokum she see him a
comm jiSt as he come past the juniper bush
on the corner She saws to Hokuin, Get into
bed, old man, quick, and let me tell the story. "
says she. so she covered him up, and when
Gidger come in she come up to him and saws
she, Why, Mr.. Gidger, | IN ist ashamed to
see ye; why Mr.. Ilokum was iist a comm
down TO pay ye that are money last week, but
yo see he was took down with the small pox-'
joe didn't here no more he jiSt turned round
and he Streaked it out that are door with his
coat tails f1yin out straight abind him, and
Did Mother l!ckum she irst stood at the win
low hodin her sides and laughn' fit to split |
70 see him run. That ares jIst a sample O.
he ways them llokums cut up.
Old Mother flokum was sort o cnterpris- |
n old crittur, fact was she had to tc, cause
he young llokums was iist like bag worms
he more they grOwed the more they cat, and |
expect she found it pretty hard to fill their
nouths.-MrS. StOwe IN atlantic Momthlu
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
mise e I/uu e0uS.
On Conversation.

Conversation, in its better part, NAV be es.
teemed gift, and not an art Talkins well i
IN Itself no mean accomplishment IL il said
10 Oe natural glft of one of the sexes. and
yet how few among them have ever attained
10 any distinction aS cOnversationalists W.
nave indeed, very few OF either sex who can
pe considered as models The "table-talks. +"
however excellent they my be N many respects
cannot be considered in any other LIGHT than
as short essays by single person. who makes
certain queries. and then answers them him.
SCH WhcreaS, conversation, to lie good re
qulreS at least two good takers DIR Juhn,on
was no c0nvcrSatlOnalist, for his princinal .;s,
was to bIoWbeat and dumbfound anvhndv and
everybody. Conversation is the ha monious
ensuing OF TWO minds, the results Of which arc
h'shes OF Intelligence, cOruscatIuns Of viii. and
unexpected @1 Eindllngs of the Imagination.
Inc blttOnhOler who monopulzcS the whole
time to himself, is a bore Tor when we w.''.
a sermon Or reading. we prefer TO seek il At
'he c 'nrch or the lecturC-hall lie is only
worse than the punSter. This latter ind;v;Jn
al is not unircquently man incapable Of col
iected thought, or any continued exnress;on nr
IDEAS ii terrier watching a hole. ready
t' pounce on, and twist the neck of any unfor.
w Ite rat That may come out he lies in wait
w TN ears intent, he carefully listens not to
the conversation but to the words OF the snaok-
ers, tlll he may chance to seize one. and bv
suddenly twisting it, to disIocate the th"ug6,
oi the speaker, and entirely break up the con
versaii?n, There is no worse social treebooter
than this individual. But here it is necessoru
to discriminate. Most persons do nor rnr.
ccelve, the difference, but a pun is sometimes
but the mere vehicle for wit of much b;sher
character. 1t is often but simple c1nneS'iv.
between two ideas of diverse cbaracter yst
having points of unity and harmony Like an
apt quotation, by single word it brings floods
OF new light upon subject. -OOO'
a pun that enIarges the breadth of CONVEX
sI1lon Th instead OF destroying it, is a delight.
kaeldoscopes, where by shake and n tnrn
rev beauties are developed Sometimes a nun
Is but switch used to turn aside a train of
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

g. by virtue OF an order O the Orphans Court of the
sc, ~ Deuawafe' IN and tor Kent County will be
eApsed 10 fublIc Auction or Vendue 10 the hIghe.t
ahd best bidder or bidders for the same. ON
Thursday, 18th Of November Next.
~ clock p IN al the hoIel ui Charles F. tuxweu
m 'se town OF Smyrna, IN the County and Stale oiora
SAID The following descrOod Real Estate In VII
Es~TTT No' IA larm or tract OF land being the
AIIIH nome arm OF The deceased situated IN Duck
--ACreeA hhhdred, kent County amG Stale o
De'h"are bounded by lands OF John W Denuev nv
me State Road lr'm Dover O Smvr.o L,a oyy00y ~
"nl properly lands OF JOhaIhan Brown and uiners
ana containing -Four Hundred Acres more or less
~ w. a lfm or tract OI land situated 10 Kenton
nuhdred, county and Slate Aforesaid bounueG H.,
iahos OF henry Gerkef, lands of ChaTles Brown and
'a"~soI "thers c0ntaInIng One HUNDRED AND SATy
ACRES. more or less. i'
N" 81 farm OF tract Of land situated IN D,ck
Creek hundred county and Stale aiuresa,d ho 'n,,%
oy iahdS oi David Cummins, Isaac Sutton John M
tosh' IL and John lllIams cOnIalnlug One HunLreJ
Acres. IuOre oil less.
No. IA lol or parcel of land situated in Dnck
creek hundred, county and Stale aforesatJ ma,tad
oh pIOt or plan OF lots made for James w Snruanca
returned IN the Recorders Office al Dover as No an
running back lSU iepl we O
Being all The Real Estate of Issac Register. de.
ceaseu ana viii be sold for he pa,i?en OF his ebis
Tree and discharged from lne night OF dowar ol h,S
widow the rem. WV " "''
h5endence 1tit, Will be given and terms made known
~ PETER COLLINS. AdminlsIralor OF sand de-
N0oSeu' VI hls HttOrney, }. + COmegys, ,EkQ
BY order Ul ihe Court
H. AHtH: A J. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Dover, October 4th, 1870
, lr hMS Fen per cent Ofthe purchase mOn.v NJ
no. J. and hieen per cent of he other numbers m,sI
De paid or secured the day Oisae and The ,.s,dna
hereOl on the first day OF the next ORPHANS Conn -,
hehi county 10 be held Dover, the 2Slb dov If
matcn he1l the SAID per Ceniage will he l,riel,ed IN
case 'he olher terms are not complied with utherUsa
u De lleated as part Ol the purchase money
PETER ), COLLINS Adm,nialra,or
L. .. address. Smy ma Del
Jos u u HARRINGToN. AucIIunCer
" SPECIAL NOrICE All the above describod
ianus are very valuable but No Isa vervuncommon
r"c' neIh9 situated within three miles OF SMYRNA
wv" u railroad station aG BreuDd aud close nv The
oeh' nav Nlgalon south OF Wilmington The huild,ups
an" Improvements are O the hest A grlsI mill al
IONS II. aud schools and churches qre on every hand
ne Sh uhrLly ol the location can be ascprlaineJ nv
lhqulhhg OF those who reside IN The neigh hnrhonj
Ohy'D"h'fdSpl The purchase money of anv Iraci vii
oe Payahie on The 2oth OF March nexi; e other on,
m"d VIII be upon credit during the urboLe Lifetime
oI me widow OF the deceased to be secured nv Ibe
oonu anu mortgage OF the purchases: with surety n
required by the Orphans Court
~ b.-N" will be divided with reference IN tho
se-'he road from The Slate road TO BrenIord 10 he
The dIvriIng line. " "
%JPlos OF all the numbers will he exhibited a, the
,,o ) COLLINS.
Administrator
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

a wel-known furnishing undertaken for a
time listened to the remarks of commercial
aren't Tor celebrated manufacturer of glue
finally, he replied
II Is OF no consequence in my business
whether your glue adheres or not; my custo-
mers never come back"
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

new minister at New Bedford took stroll
before treaktast on the first Sunday he was
there, and after walking IA dozen blocks was
accosted 10y shabby looking individual with,
GU need not look any further; there ain't
any saloon open.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
NEW SERIES--- VOLUME XVL--NO %
Grand Exposition

Crand Exposition
FOR THE FASHIONABLE WORLD
COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. u. A. BINDER
No TO n w. cor Eleventh and Chrsnit Streets fhilada'
FASHIONS FOR TIE FALL AND WINTER
ef 1870 wholesale and Retail,
cl par ScnIfh hrSiu manufacturers SlppiN
Orp..s Nantes GilakS and Costumes UT iI'S au
snr,Is rptrnlHnt ot plain ana elegantly 'IhHe" pax
and English styles at 80 per I"l
want llslhS' wen itde sun
-, a., f., Mrs Binder for a,trul trimmings and dI!nty
stitches. Mourning Ir1FeIlhS anu "''" ""'N'H'
ana FSucy Costumes
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, BUT
TONS, ORNA MENTS,
COMPRISING Paris novelties Oack and cOored
FringeS GimpS. RucheS Loops. Flowers Gl"vra, Bridal
WreahS Wells, Ribbons shades in Velvet Satin and Tat
frta Ribbons, SA>hcS, NccktieS.
MADE CP LACE GOODS-GRAND DCCHESSE LACE FOR
DRESS TRIMMING.
Poins Applique vaeuciennes Hamburg Eigings ad nser.
tionS Black Gupue and Thread Laces in design and
moderate IN price.
CHOICE INDIAN ORNAMENTS.
Fans Birds Mats. Cushions Mouchoir Cases and Fancy
(iGniS. selected by Mrs. Binder Niagara.
Elegant line Whtby Jet Goods sets, Breast pins Ear
Necklaces and Bracelets Splendid line OF French
Goods. Coral and French Gold Charms. Sleeve Butons
Chains, &c which tor p:c" variety in style he
passed FD Strangers visiting city respectfully
yited to examine.
P,nking and iofeng. Cutting and Fitting. Also perfect
Dress CuttrK taught Patterns mail or
press ~ all parts of be Union
MRS. W. A. BINDERS,
Sep2lim W cor Eleventh AMI Chestnut Sts. rhllada
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
P0ef1'V.
THE RETURN.

The bright sea washed across her feet.
As 1t had done Of yors:
In" Well-rcmembpred OdOrs sweet
Came through the open door.
Again the grass his ripened head
Bowed where her raimsnt swept;
Again the ghrll told Of dread,
And all the Landscape wept.
Again beside the woodland bars
She found the wilding rose,
With petals Eve and heart of stors
The flower our childhood knows.
Aud there before that blossom small.
by its Young face bcguilri,
The woman saw her burden fall,
And stood little child.
ehe knew no more the weight Of love,
No more the weight of grief;
She could the simple wild rose move.
And bring her heart relief.
ohc asked not where her love was gone,
Nor wnere her grief was fled,
But stood, as at the great white Throne.
Cnmnidlul of things dead.
From the Atlantic Monthly for
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09
Ills Hopkins Philadelphia Ills
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY.
Nc. III5 Chestnut ST., ,GirarG Row.
FoIIlcrly Us Arch St., Philadelphia

FOIllcIV Us Arcu ST. PhllaCtphla
complete assortment OF all the Fall shapes Of Our
Cc,rOatri (hamPon Hoop skirts in length aud >L
tog-tuer with own make o. Keystone skirts fs,coni
lutityl aud full lines ot good Eastern SKIRTS for SALE
WHOLE>4I & and RETAIL. At PRICES JUSr kEDCCED M.
Low THOSE OF ANY FORMER SEASON. Our CEnmuIon
Siris more than sustain their reputation tor Sup-riAtv over
all others. ami sold such prices as will ,nat 10
view, 81 ~, and are warranted i'll respect
(OESETS. t0RSETS J.. CorSrtS ','Our of
leo kinds and prices and includes ey a.
rahe kind suc1 rhOmSOn tiiOve Fitting j. Bpckr r
"eIiy' Maan FOy ana Mrs Mrudys Patent Self AIisf
ing Abdominal >uprortlng CprSrtS ali grades together
win Misses ana n drrn = ami grade IIami-madr
COrsets rsnsng ~ prc"s a follows tgc tic s0c ~
' s,:i SiG 81 o. Sill slit sllg sl2J. &c, up SOO
fANiEK NJ lLES IN q >ti cents IN 10 "a o.
Ladies' CnierarmtntS IN all kinds ana prices Naht DsSs
from Sl0 to S95n Infant Dresses. lOug and short fon 81 rs
10 S1 GOrei Muslin Skirts rucks. - cts 10 Tucks qtrt
ID Iuek>. Sl32. &c. 6c.. up 10 SO ~ 49,
Hl0pSSr ant tofetS r1aip order erad and ra,airI
a. Nnnacorv and Sales Rooms ms Chestnut 81 phiido
L al "r S-Rd Tor Circulars. " ''''"N"
Ee22l3m WN T. unpLyI%,
Smyrna times., 1870-11-09

An English nobleman has taken up his re j.
dence in the center of the Dismal swarm.
Virginia. BIiehted affections are supposed TO
be the cause of his trouble.