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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-19

e Having had occasion to prescribe RUsssLL's
Soothing Cordial In severe cases OF Bowel Com
plaInts in children and delicate females, have
been much pleased with its effects. consider 1t
o valuable medicine In all cases, In which 1t may
be advisable to avoid the use OF anodyne, and par
tieularly for family USE as It is perfectly SAFE.
w. 7. WRAGG, N. D.
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EoR BEAUFORT, VIA EDIsTo, ROCK
VILE AND PACIFIC LANDING.

cszs sssrRss %ss sSF vi sa sH3 ioG Ga5ssia
ton for above places every TUESDAY MORNING, at
O'Clock
Returning the PILOT BOY will leave Beaufort
Early WEDNESDAY, MORNING, touching at all<khe
above named Landings on her ropla-s 20
Charleston. ]. d. AIKEN
mchM
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CHARLESTON, s. c., 1858.
Dear Sir-I have used your Soothing Cordial for
Diarrhoea in teethng children, and find 1t q very
excellent preparation. 1t has great advantage
over most preparations Of the kind In containing
no Opium or Narcotic.
Wien these are required they can be added In
proportions applicable to the case.
therefore can recommend Its use in the anee-
tions for which 1t Is designed.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
+. L. OGIER, III. ID.
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The National zei.ung announces that the
direct steam communication between Bremen,
Hamburg and Havana is to be suspended du-
ring the coming summer months.
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members of the Council had signed the postu-
lat,na. This number was soon increased to
over five hundred, or large majority of the
Council. which at the close of the year con-
sisted of IA members.
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CONTAINS NO ANODYNE.
CHARLESTON. NAV 16. 16f

the public with an absolute guarantee against al
danger from Its use. Read the following certif-
Gates:
CHARLESTON, May 18, 1858.
Mr.. ]. B. RUSSELL, one OF our careful and intel
lgent Pharmaceutsts and Apothecarfes, has sub
mitted to my examination the formula for the
preparation OF q Soothing Cordial prepared and
vended by him.
'qt affords me pleasure. to express favorable
opinion OF its safe and efficient adaptation to the
particular cases Of the diseases Of children, which
1t is designed to relieve. ~
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MOUNT PLEASANT, s. G., 1858

MOUNT PLBAsANT, s. C., ieoo'
Mr. j. B. RasseH:
DEAR SIR have used your Soothing Goralat a1
for children extensively In my practice, anu avs' !,
cheerfully testify to Its merits nav airas' ~
and S consiaer it superior to anything in use f0E
children. f an, Find recou,.
honSS ~ mothers and inexperienced nurses.
D. 4. WILLIAMS, NJ B.
Made by J. B. RUSSELL, Chemist - ..
Sold by DR.. b. BARR, Wholesale Agent ios
South Carolina. oeno
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THE REGULAR STEAM LINE.
WEEKLY TO PHILADELPHIA.

The Screw Steamship ]. ". EVER EFEA.
MAN, Hnckley, Commander, will sail S@l8n&E
for Philadelphia, direct. on FRIDAY, May 2Oth az
! 10 O'Clock A. NJ, from Browns South Wharf.
~ Insurance by the steamers OF this Line K
per cent.
For Freight engagements, or Passage cabin
$751; apply to
WIN. A. COURTENAY, Agent,
may174 No. Union Wharve8.
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TIE poPE's VIEW OF THE SUBJECT.

The party has been greatly strengthened by
the open and very emphatic sympathy of the
Pope, who missed no opportunity to censure
the opponents and thank and encourage the
defenders of the doctrine. The Catholic pa
pers have mentioned many facts of this kind.
He has thanked the author of every literary
work in favor of the doctrine; and, at the an
diences given to bishops, priests and laymen,
frequently declared it as his opinion that the
present state of the church required the pro-
m;Iluation of the doctrine
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VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH CABIN AND
Y MESS STORES ON SHORT NOTICE.
Captains and Stewards are respect IEE6Hk.
fully invited to call and examine the &AlHS2
quality and prices OF our GOODS. Full weight
guaranteed. Delivered free Of expense.
WIN. S-CORWIN &C.,,
No. 275 King street, opposite Hasel,
Charleston, 8. O.
~ Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, New York.
janW
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EOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
sEMI-W EEKLY LINE.

VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA JACKSON.
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RlYER~
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E,oR SAVANNAH GNLAND ROUTE y
VIA PACIFIC LANDING AND BEAUFORT.

The steamer PILOT BOY, Captain G. .rK@h
ton every THURSDAY MORNING, at s O'Clock, Tor
above places.
RETURNING:
The PILOT BOY will leave Savannah every
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, touching at
Beaufort and Pacific Landing, and connecting
at Charleston with SATURDAYS Steamships Tor
New York
The PILOT BOY will touch at Bulls Island
Wharf every fortnight, going to and returning
from Savannah. ]. d. AIKEN & 60.
apr8
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EOR GARDENERS BLUFF

EOR DNER'S BLUFF
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE
PEEDEE RIVER, VIA GEORGETOWN.
The Steamer PLANTER, Captain .ui%A
J. T. Foster, Is now receiving freight
at Accommodation Wharf, and viii leave on
FRIDAY MORNING. the goth inst, at O'Clock.
Freight and wharfage prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, having stateroom ac-
commodations, apply to
may17-3Ddc No. 1T East Bay
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The Great Yacht Race-The sappho
Again Victorious
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
TIE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES

The AMERICAN possesses alone and undsturbed
there being no other machine ever pretending them
]. 1t has a larger arm and stronger construction
than any family machine, admitting larger pieces
OF work. thus fitting the machine to family and
mahuactuTlng purposes well, without need of
two machines. Ii has 8 Ks inches clear room.
2 1t hens any width or thickness from one.six
teenth cambric to two inches CLOTH beaver, canvass
or leather.
8. 1t binds coat, skirt, or a hat without any
braid OF binding whatever.
a. 1t folds up the brim of a hat to any funess.
D. 1t overscams sheet or Brussels carpet.
d. 1t makes beautiful eycet work.
I. 1t embroidcrs the edge.
terial. ' '''"
., 1t has the brading machine which makos
braid OF any size color at the rate of $50 yards
per hour This sells for $40 extra.
lO. 1t always won the first premium at evcrv
exhibition IN which it has been entered,
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

DoN'T PANrER THE ECLEGGY.-IIeaven help
the minister who is often invited to tea by his
parlshioners. lie is expected to eat all the
lndlgestlDlc horrors which are set before him
In their generosity jspar>hjoner forget upon
such occasions that his strength is not the
strength oi tones neither is his flesh made Of
brass. What the minister eats represents his
sermons, rraycrmeet'ng remarks and conYcr-
sationS. DO not wonder when supper is finish
ed, i the poor man says we possess mouths OF
vanity, and our days are as sha lows. Poor
man lie goes home stuffed and miserable
He is scared by dreams, and terrified through
visions. He feels it would have been wiser
and better for him to have eaten a handful IN
quietncsS. Pari>hioners must nave bowels Of
compassion, literally and carqalIy speaking. for
those of their ministers. They must no. pile
too much upon their minister's plate. When
he refuses anything, it has been to him the
meat of SORROW. An overloaded stomach has
caused many gloomy prayer meetings, and pro
duced many dolcful sermons.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
IPrBLIC-NO. { 80.
Aa Act authorizing the c

IA Act authorizing tho c"rputon of the city
10 st apart portions ot streets and parks trees
and walks
by the Of Of
tAe United States uf America Congress assembled That
tIe corporation Of the of Washington and hereby is
authorized TO set apart from time H. tim. parks to
Adorned With sIie trees and lclOsr VII
exceeding half the width of ai streets
the -ud city OF Washington. leaving roadway less
than thirty i've feet width I the centre Of saAiVcnlrs
Ntr" two such iNHS each sdc Of the park tho
crtr e." tc aud id corporation is hereby authorized
t empowered /" levy and collect special taxes in such equal
e'
lar wards, the city upon all property
Lri'rnE avenues, streets and alleys, which shall have
hru improved. sufficient the actual cast
Thereof Pr3Ydel that o,hmg herein contain" shall be Eei
I" apply I" PennsyEa louisiana and Indiana
10 -Four aud half street between the City Hall and Pcnny
Vania avenue And provided further That nothing in this act
snail authorize the occupancy of portion of the public
streets or svenue. for private purposes.
ApRrOtel, AprIl O. l.1n
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
Z'OeI1'T.
GONSIGNING TO THE FLAMES,

Ten o'clock, aul the echoes
Di" out III the silent hall,
And shale m} eyes from the freight
That slalows u.,. por'or wall.
Over there in the corner.
A-glram in the dlncing !ight,
StiII precious beyond ali telling,
Lie the letters l bura tp-ui4h..
The parting is hard, my Treasures
1t will 'larErn my lie. know:
The dream have dreamed was a folly.
1t i- better 20 I,; You 20.
And hrish rom my throbaig temples
The heavy, c!inyiug hair,
And smother my anguish. tryinq
To believe do not care.
gather them all together,
Not needing though taar-lrons roll.
Though the chime Of gltl,omc memory
Is ringing through my soul.
gather them all together.
My Mo,S, winch proved but clay
Red fumes t"nlrr,y fold them,
They are burning my heart away.
ney ''roh rom nv quivrring fingers
Into the llamS's dull roar.
And | know my dream is ended
Forever and cvermure.
The Dreaded task is over,
Cttored the last good-by,
And the smoke of my burning inccnso
Floats up to the blind, black sky.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
LPrRI1C-Nn.4 4nl
An Act 70 rcnew and continue IN force tho cbartcr IF + No
S"tmc INSURANCE Company, GeergroWu district of Col

An Ac' 20 renew and continue tho charter Of tho 20
UuibIl ' - ~ 80 'ON"' DiN''l0t VI O"1-
10y the Senate and House of Representatives of
~ GtS ot America in Congress assembled, That
& eii it.eu An act TO- Incorporated Fire Insurance. Com
IIECtH"h IN the District Of Coluha approved
le second March, eighteen hundred and hirty. ma ,h
"c. thlGi An act To- amend the charter OF the Potomac In
ti % hunHrri and thirty -S"yrn amt the
an 4't 70 Feltw and continue in fore, the of
"'."c insurance Company. al Gcur,",owu approved th.
& S'Nrhth "l Jnury eighteen hundred ity-unc be-
G' 'N sam" are hereby, rcrIhcVI and
peal OF this "a ~N - 0'' u''''' 'i'' TO
A." be 1t further enacted That rpuch of section
e~'l Oi "r!Elli charter
S t oher IN GcorS"towf district Coumia i hereby
Htlt ;" as - permli thc company it, place Of
huSless 10 Washington, District CulIlui,n st
Approved March p. 1870. ~ " - ' ''0I'S
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

across the track, backed up his empty wagon
his hand, and exclaimed: BY jukes /
Thought Pete had put tncmc cans IN - \ tour
mile race with an empty wagon-so much tor
mind wandering.
Now il any ol our good readers arc afflicted
with this mental malady, there i, Just one sim-
pie cure which never fails, If you faithfully aud
re.outeIy make application of its merits
: EiInd what you are about. ''--By Ice. H.
.HsEirOY Wide
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
SEWING MACHINE.

'iaS 'le Iol!owing advantages over most of all
olher Sewing machines in the market:
|. 1t has tension which prevents cutting Of
Unread or dropping Of stitches.
=. 1t has the most powerful construction. which
VIII insure good work for quarter of a century.
s. 1t sews the ghest cambric and the usual
Shoe leather without any strain whatever.
4, 1t has feed bar which can be lowered and
raised at will, thus adapting it to all kinds of ma.
tcrili. - ma
8 It is impossible to get the machine out of order
unless by rust, dust or taking apart. 1t will never
get out OF order by working.
6. It has the highest attainable spceG. making
aooot @'%Oo stitches per minute by foot, and 5000
by steam.
T. 1t is the lightcst running shuttle machine.
8. 1t makes The most beautiful Lock Stitch.
y. 1t has the handsomcst appearance.
TO- 1t has the strongest, most convenient, hand
Soncly polished, braced table, with drawer. and
board to prevent solIlug the Dress
II. Its cover is polished, fitting and locked as
ltile trunk here IS nothing better than this to
preserve the machine.
II. 1t has a straight needle.
l3. -Four hoJbins hold spool Of cotton.
a. 1t has the best hemmcr.
I5 1t has the most complete attachment, the
Observation-Disclosures, hens, ics, binds, bastcs, tucks,
hraids and rutes.
lG. 1t is as simple any machine in the market
H. 1t needs but little time to learn its operation
IL. 1t has the best embroidering attachment.
49, 1t sews straight piece while pufTnp
another at the same time without basting, attach
nent or after work.
These advantages combine the hest qualities Of a
Sewing machine for the family who want 10 use il
steadily in all kinds Of work.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
rprprtc-No al

an Act declaring the CONSENT q" Congress to the erection Of
cr Lake Erie by the city o Ceveend ONO. tor the
lection Of inlet tunnel about
structed ~ SAID city.
enacted BY the Senate and House OF Representatives. Of
e Cne states Of America in Congress assembled That the
Gont h congress is hereby given TO the Of Cleveland,
~ hc county Oi Cuyahoga and State Ohio, and
MAINTAIN IN Lake Erie, ut such distance from the shore there
I 40 may be- crib for the prntcc of inlet
IG an undertake wator-works tunnel about to be con
1uced tor the purpose Of supplying said with pure
Clt That said CRIB shall be- furnishes with bracOnl Hight,
Aha be kept lighted all such aud hours the light
VI" The pier at the entrance Of CuyahOgN river.
Approved, April 49, 1870.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
Approved, April 20, 1870.
fPuBLrc No. 3s.I

an Act to amend the laws Of the District of Columbia
e United states 0 America in Congress assembled That the
interest upon Judgments decIees and upon the loan
Deaanee OF money, goods. things IN action, shall
vnue TO be sin dollars hundred dollars tor one
i aud after that or greater less sum, for
sger or shorter time. except hereinatler provided
And be II further enacted That in all contracts here
@ To be made 1t shall be lawful for the parties to snate
agree IN writing that the Of per cent per
' less sum- OF interest shall be taken and paid
LContinued On fourth page.l
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
THE AMERICAN

Gan be had as PLAIN sewing machine without the
buttonholc and overscamng at SIS less Than ,I'o
gwen prices,
We want few reliable agents everywhere 70
whom we will make it an object to sell these nm.
lar machines. ~
Machines will he sent to any address ON recent
OF price, Every machine has IA full outfit for plain
sewing, hcmmng, &c.
We simply ask examination to verify ,II ,vo
state. W
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
~SS&A

A shrowI New Yorker recently desiring to
have pie Of heavy stones moved, made prc
tence, OF having lost valuable diamond ring
that had been given to him by lady. lie
offered reward Of $40 f.. the recovery of the
leWeI, and soon had the pleasure of seeing the
Job accomplished to his satisfaction. Failing
to discover the ring as matter Of course. the
searchcrs could lock for no remuneration.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

y girl in one Of the New York public schools
arhled, to her teacher for leave to be absent
ha:i day on the plea that they had company
at home The teacher ref rrcd her to the
printed list O. reasons that the school commit
tee think sufficient t. justify absence, and ask
ed her if her case cqme under any Of them.
She nayey replied that it might come under
the head of " Domestic qAllct;oa.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

The science of popular entertainments, so far
as these include lectures, readings and con
certs, have been Systematizcl and a monthly
magazine, of which the nunrbcr for July is the
third, has been founded. Its purposes seem
to be to acquaint the lecture loving community
with the names and merits Of the lecturers.
readers and musicians at the disposition of the
bureau. a catalogue is furnished of 10 lee
turers, seven readers and six givcrs of enter
talnments The lecturers include twelve wo-
men, and they specify four addresses on ''the
woman question and one on children. Two
or the readers are women. Among the mascu-
ilne lecturers are Senators Wilson, Sumnerand
levels; Representatives Kelley, Fitch and
II,arsonS thirty four cergymcn, counting in the
reverend Nasby six professional funny frl
lo%s-Alark Twain De Cordova, Nasty. Josh
billings, 6e Fat Contributor and George Van
dehhoh and one poet Sake The pseudony-
mes are billings, Buroigh, Carleton, Nasbv
anu lwaln. One eXpends his genius on milk
one ON ISh-culture one on Mrs. Grundy one
on green6acks; one on the blues one on Irish
pulls, ana one ON ShOddy There are nineteen
lecturers about the war of which one major.
two colonels, two generals, one hipb nrivatc in
tie army ana one navy paymastpr are prcpar-
9d TO speak. American character bravery,
herolSm, destiny, &c, summon twenty four
orators Several pages are devoted to extracts
containing newspaper praise, that seems to
nave been showercd on all with happv i'm
partlallty. II the praises are deserved. If is
clear that education will hereafter flow to somo
extent IN u new channel
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

THE COMMANDERS IN TIE New WAR.-It
is remarkable fact that all the great generals
in command on both sides of the conflict in
Europe are over sixty years of age. The war
opens as a military competition between old
men, decorated with crosses and orders, and
Scared many of them with honorable wounds,
but all past three score. Should the struggle
be prolonged one younger leaders will surely
come to the front, eager for the Marshals bat
on and the Black Eagle; but for the present
the public interest is ccntcrcd on a dozen fig
uros more or less bent by the weight of years
and the hard,hips Of former campagns.-N.
j. Ercnjng Iast
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

In New York four months rsa, French
man borrowed 50 OF a Frcnchwoman. and
left his daughter in pawn. Last week he
wished to repay the loan but the woman re-
fused to give w the child, a~ she had become
attached 10 her. The dsconsolate parent made
other Intellectual attempts to recover his child,
and finally has appealed 70 the courts.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

The present King of Prussia is 73 years of
age and has had long and large experience in
both public affairs aul warfare. He was edu-
Gated a soldier, and aS youth served IN the
war in which the First Napoleon proved too
strong for his father, and no doubt he cherish
cS unpleasant memories Of The humiliations his
tather suh-rel N that st-M-gln
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

y cooperative cottage is among the new
features at Long Branch. 1t is owned and will
be occupied by halt dozgn Newark families,
who contribute equally u the support of the
establishment. 1t has some twenty Sleeping
apartments, and is surrounded by a two-Story
piazza. The plan is noyJ but is likely to
prove a popular one
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

\ woman in Ohio ha, ai,rlicI for divorce
because her husband na, l.. n cnde,yorino ~
excite her curiosity about the next world. He
wa IN the habit OF guessing about it, and say
inI iilT utal resting il must lie t, find out what
1t la Ike. ai4l what an auIu bother it is to
H'e IN this worm OF sorrow anyhow. And so
THIS woman thinn, he IS anxious to induce her
10 commit suicliy, a.ld She is mad and don't
want u live with lin.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
IprBLIc No. 37.l
An Ae+ toautbo,

An Act authorize the Buffalo, New York to construct
tunnel under Niagara river and to erect and maintain
inlet pier therefrOm
enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of
The United America in Congress assembled That II
Shall may be- lawful city Of Buffalo the
neW York and maintain tunnel under Black
rock habOr Niagara extending not than four
hundred feet outside Black Island pier and 10 erect and
maintain pier thereTOm said inlet pier to be- located
pier ~ 80 ~
ADnrovad Arri On tg7n
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

some singular facts concerning the different
stimuam;s used by eminent men arr, uiyrn bv
an English writer, Dr Paris, in his 6 'Pharma-
coIogila. Hobbies drank colI water when he
vas ,jc iron, Of making a ,tr.ugiatcn, ctuaI e.
i,rt. Newton smoked, Bunq} 4ltc took snuff.
l'ope s'r"ng gcoti.c. Byron -jn a:.I water. We'd
dgiUurn, the first Lord A,hburton, always
placed blister On his chest when he had TO
make a great speech
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

A contemporary eqyS: 10 obtain GOOD
night sleen sponge the entire length Of the
sline IN hot water for ten or fifteen minutes.
This will reduce the circulation, quiet the ner.
yous system. and induce sleep better than anv
drug Possibly the fatigue Of snongng for SO
long time part Of the body 50 difficult to
reach as the entire length Of the spine. NAV
have as much to DO with producing the sleep
as any Of the results meut,,.:.i
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

French troops moved upon the Prnss;an ont ny
posts at Saarbruck the Prince Imnerial tbo
Emperor Napoloon's son, (who was undonbt. I,to
edIy in very safe placc) behaved nobiv' and
showed no disposition to run away. We are are
quite ready to believe that he is no coward ,
but reports of his behavior in battle are vcry
absurd, because it is pretty certain he will not
DC allowed to 90 into battle. 1t is really for
his sake that the war is undertaken, and il
wont do to put him in danger. If there were g
no dynasty, there would be no object in fight.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10
IPUBLfC No.35.I

an Act TO supply Deficiencies the appropriations for salaries
United States ministers for the fiscal ending June
uirty eighteen hundred and seventy.
Be by aud House Of Representatives
@ United States Of America i'll Congress- assembled That the
nn Of hundred thousand three hundred and
seventy dollars be, and hereby is appropriated to supply
eency the appropriations for salaries OF United States
minister's the fiscal year ending June thrticth, eighteen
hundred and seventy
Approved April -, 1870.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

a writer in the Springfield R,p,Uicap wants
the Bible to have an equal chance with ShakS-
peaIc and MacauIay at public readings, and
thinks that il noted readers, would develop the
beauties of the sacred book lay their inimitabo
skill, overwhrlming effects might be produced
in awakening sinners
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

MUsIcAL.-Bisht in the middle Of the ser
vices in certain church, the other night, the
gas went out; and no sooner had the minister
ceased praying than some profane boy. sezing
the opportunity, began to whistle Shoe fly
mp in the GALLERY. lie KEEP; on vigorously
feeling perfectly safe in the darkness until one
Of the deacons, creeping quietly up stairs and
guided ly the noise, grabbed hold of an inno-
cent boy on the same bench, and ran him down
stairs into the coal-holc The vcstry at that
church say they are going to swear the whole
Sunday school so as to find that boy. They
wish it to be understood that when music is
wanted in their church :hey can pay Tor it :;
and gratuitouS limitations of the flute stop in
the organ will be punished according to law.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

jeff Davis announced at Chattanooga that
he was willing " to let those who have the now
er dictate how the country shall be governed" 4"
" have not loved lightly" said man who
married 300 pound widow.
When lovers quarrel do they return the kis-
ses?
Never trust to time for time will Tell
Smyrna times., 1870-08-10

An Act anFni3Orv charter tho Mutual Fire Insur
Company q the District of Columbia.
hc Il enacted 10y the S-:1 and uu-" o REPRESENTATIVES of
M uttf Si'c>" "l America l Congress assembled, That the
itt To Incorporate
District tniuIb,a. approved january U hurr!
;i hi amended the
trli hy sad a,curlU!an tl- x
tired thousand dollars: and to hur;y,
company acquire and hold estate. hot Acti
iHty-ihouNtnd d'llarS cash value. at any time.