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BUcYRUs, August 10, 1869.

bNlhIoi AuStlht IOJ lOJJ
DIR. c. w. RoBAcK-Sh: feel anxious to tell
TO the world the wonderful benefit have re-
cevcd from the Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Pills. have been troubled with dyspepsia
for about thirty years, and in that time have
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ployed all the doctors in this part Of the country
but they were of no use to me. / have used al
most everything in the line of patent medicines
but all for no good, until got some of your
medicines of your agents. Messrs. Fulton e.
Clark, since which feel like n new man. God
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Mrs. FORD will commence her Select School
Monday, Sept. l2, 1870. If
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BuclIingham's Dye for the Whislser's-prlce &
cts. Manufactured by II. p. Hall & Co., Nashua
Nh. W
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LOCAL MATTERS.

J. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacemcn of jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods &c Notions,
on terms the most favorable. Iyl
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Call and See Me,
At the Old Stand on Broadway,
MARK STERNBERGER. F;II g.

fore, reliable. ~ n
The last fifteen months Of Johnson,
and first fifteen of Grant, as appear on
the books of Commissioner Dolano,
show equally well. -.' yn
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MoRE NEW GooDs.-Mrs. Y. L. Carr desires us
to say that she is receiving new goods, in the
line OF millinery and fancy articles, from Phila-
delphia, every week, and sometimes every day,
and thus keeps her stock of goods fnll and COM
plete. Call and see her goods
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TE1fPERATURE,

At Jackson c. H., Jackson County, Ohio, in lat
itude 80, g. north. For the week ending on
TneS1nN Inst.
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WINE OF LIFE.


The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink,
Warmers PinHnI TitP, or WiJie of Life, is free
from any poisonous drugs or impurities, being
prepared for those who require a stimulant. 1t
Is splendid appetizer and tonic, and the finest
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fered to the public, far superior TO brandy, whis-
ky, wine bitteTs, orany otherarticle 1t Is more
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female,
young or old, can take the Wine of Life.Iti is, in
fact, life pIeSerVer. Those who wish to enjoy
good health and free flow oflivey spirits, will
from anyt6inS ever before in nus use. It is sold by
druggists; also at all respectable saloons. Price
One Dollar, in quart bottles.
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To make your hair grow thick, apply Halls
Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover, the greatest
discovery OF the age.
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TRAMsFERs or REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED BY CHAs.RHODEs, COUNTY REoORDEI
Revenue Stamps AI,cdys on Hand,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining at the Oak Hill Postofflce scpteI
her % 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

Prospect Of COMPREHENSIVE Men Willing,
but the Employers Not Ready.
The committee OF four appointed by the Crisp,ns
at their last meeting called upon several OF the
most prominent employers yesterday afternoon and
submitted proposition for the settlement OF the
existing difficulties. Although not at liberty to
make the basis OF their offer known until 1t shall
have been laid before the 'District Council, the
commltd, nevertheless expressed u hope 70 the re.
porter VINO visited them that 1t Will be accepted ana
that tomorrow the men Will again return TO woIA.
At the mandatory of Mir. +. Q. Burt u Il tnougns
work will be resumed about Tuesday or Wsy Weonssusy
at compromised rate OF wages. MS com vaV iS
was offered by the Jours OF tat @ ha h .Ss
week. and was, in cffect that the men WHO hu Dee @
receiving higher wages for thelr WORK .nan tae ne
society demanded would accept its Iase, .iA,ns On
the surplus. Whether the committee VINO Yesterday
called upon the employers made tlls kinu VI pro-
position or not is not as yet known, Dut " Is mighty
probable they did, - -. ,o o,r,o,s ;.ru,
number OF men, stated 10 representative oi the
HrRAI that as far he knew, there was not as yet
anv prospect Of work being resumed very soon In
MS establishment. He had not received PROPOSE
tion OF any kind from any such committee AZ il
above referred 10, and, so far as he was personally
concerned, very well satisfied with the condition
OF affairs. as trade was just now extremely dull.
This was found to be the sentiment OF several
leading firms, while Others again, were little de
sirOus OF adjustment OF the present difficulties be
lpg in some way speedily arrived ah
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
A LAGER PROBLEM.

Important Law suit In Jerscy--Legal Battle
Over u Patent Ice H0usc-Can Beer be
Brewed all the Year Rounds
The fact is probably generally well known that
until recently lager beer could only be successfully
brewed during the winter months, and hence the
brewers were put to IN immense expense In the
construction OF mammoth storehouses capable OF
allowing the stowage away Of thousands Of barrels
OF beer, s) as to meet the great supply
demanded during the summer months. In
the effort to conceive some method whereby
the erection OF these monster storehouses
could be dispensed with fabulous sums OF money
have been exhausted, and scientific and inventive
brains have toiled endlessy during long series Of
years. Constant dripping, however will wear away
granted to E. D. Branerd OF Albany. BY the authori-
ties vt Washington, for what u Claimed to be
THE GREAT DESIDERATUM,
q combined ice refrlgeratng and store house. by
which 1t Is declared lager can be brewed as success
fully IN the month OF July as in January The ar
It's external appearance is similar %
that Of an ordinary barn or cehouse. It is divided
e
and the ground floor the storage room. The chief
feature In It's construction centres in the roof
great object being to effect o saving In lce Tie
celng instead oil being nat across Is in the form Of
letter v. The trouble heretofore has been that the
ice as It evaporated collected on the roof and then
dropped back on the Ice, thus causing an immense
waste. BY the patent channel Is placed beneath
and are carried OIL outside the building. In the
year 1859 a company, OF which Lawrence
AuRster, Of Newark, N. j., Is the chief, se-
the only essential difference being in the
construction OF the ceiling and even that Ia
based on the same general principle, to With
stead of one large there are DOZENS an admitted
vast improvement. Now comes Mr. Brainerd into
the United States Circuit Court az Trenton and
brings suit against Augster 4 Co. for
AN ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT
OF his patent with view TO recover damages. Dur
ing the past two weeks IN Newark the testimony ior
the complainant was taken before General Oiipnant.
Clerk of the Court which concluded, the taking ol
testimony for the defence was adjourned TIL next
February. The suit is one that excltes lively ln-
ierest among beer brewers throughout the country.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

supported by the Emperor II the French, again
stripped him him OF all his territories. with the ex
cepiion OF between four and nve thousand square
miles adjacent to Rome, and considerably less than
million or subjects, the kingdom OF Italy being formed
under Victor Emmanuel, TO which they were an
nexed. Since that time until .he present war De-
tween France and Prussia q French force has re-
NAMED In his dominons to protect him from the
efforts Of those Italians who were desirous OF
LOSS OF THE TEMPORAL POWER.
The withdrawal OF the French forces by the ex-
Emperor Napoleon has been followed by the marcn
q the troops OF Victor Emmanuel upon Rome and
the surrender or the ciIy, Goth September.
1870 after a feeble resistance. The King OF
italy meantime processes that ne mas Deen
compelled to allow his troops 10 take possession,
lest revolution. II ne declined should unseat him
and inaugurate an italian republic. He further pro.
jurisdiction. Thus for the present has come to a
close the temporal sway OF the Roman PontiY which
has at least lasted Tor eleven hundred years. and re-
other dynasties. The Pope has yielded his posses
sions under cOmpusion; whether ne viii remain In
Rome or go into exile he appears to have not YET de-
cided. Temporal Jurisdiction is not regarded as
essential by his followers, whose attachment 10 him
Is more likely to be increased than otherwise by the
we mot less Tha ss az
Rome and who can say, judging by the history
OF the past that quarter OF century
OF the Papal chair may not again be reinstated IN
the temporal possessions his predecessors so long
ruled Macaulay the British historian, thirty years
ago, In speaking OF the Church OF Rome, said:-
''She saw the commencement Of oil the govern
ments and OF all the ecclesiastical establishments
that now exist IN the world; and we feel no assu.
rance that she is not destined TO see the end OF
them all. She was great and respected before the
Saxon had set foot on Britain. before the Frank had
passed the Rhine, when Grecian eloquence still
nourished ut Antioch; wnen idols were still wor-
shipped In the temple Of Mecca. And she may still
exist In undiminished vigOr when some traveller
tude, take his stand on broken arch Of London
Bridge to sketch the ruins OF St. Pauls.n
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

CONFEDERATION in Stute Sfreet-LOss Twelve
Thousand Dollars.
fire broke out shortly after two O'Clock yester-
day morning in the building in the rear OF No. 40
State street, occupied by the manufacturer Of the
'Patent Lock Shank Button" 1t spread with con-
siderable rapidity and dehed the efforts OF the
flremen to exringuish it. The loss Of the company
OF which w. s. Atwood IL President amounts to
$4,000, principally IN stock and machinery. The
property Is insured III several New York COM
panies to the amount Of $40, 900. The names OF
the companies could not be ascertained yesterday.
The building is owned by A. Houghton, whose loss
is $4,000; insured.
the buildings Nos. 316 and 3lS Hicks street, owned
by X. II. Ludwlg. were damaged to the extent OF
$500 each. Insured for $8,000
The dwelling house No. 274 Hicks street. occupied
by John Leiler was damaged to the amount OF $l0O,
as was also No. 276 Hicks street. In which resided
George R2st, TITO tire Vas Ql acclaeRtRl QrlglQs
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

thority. I am prepared Tor every species Of dis.
grace AS Supreme Pontff am resolved to die In
yen have the power to do so but know that, though
you may be masters Of my body, you are not 80 OF
fears neither the events the sunerings of this
life. stand on the threshold OF another world.
There shall be sheltered alike from the violence
and tmpiety OF this.'"
FALL OF NAPOLEON l. AND RESTORATION OF THE
POPE's TEMPORAL POWER.
Plus VII, his successor. one OF whose nrst acts
was restore the Order OF Jesuts, was reinstated
in all his territories by the Congress of Vienna in
1916, on the fall Of Napoleon l., Avignon excepted,
to the surrender Of which Louis XVIII, who as
cended the throne Of France, was opposed. From
that time until lS4S the POpes remained In posses
sion OF Rome.
TIE IMMACULATE Observation-Disclosures OF
THE PoPES.
In 1s4e the present Pentin Plus TX, ascended the
chair Of Peter. His reign has already been we be-
heve, the longest on record, with one exception,
the days Of the Apostles, and has been marked
BY religious and political events OF the greatest pos
dogmatlc definition or The doctrine OF immaculate
conception In 1854, which then became an article
or Roman Catnolic faith, and the assemolage m 81
General Council IN the Vatican in 1S69-70 the first
held since that OF Trent more than 300
years before, which has conferred upon him and
his SUCCESSORS q spiritual supremacy the highest
ever claimed for the occupant OF the See Of Rome
by declaring the infalbility OF the Popes In their
asda - teachings @ Of dv me Gn@Ic Wny by the e Pre-
OF all his temporal power. On his accession 10 the
Ponti1cate ne was regarded as prelate OF great
Of the times granted liberal reforms. they did not,
however, satisfy the popular demands Instructions
broke out in Italy, and in lS4S he was forced to ny
from Rome, taking up his residence at Gaeta, wnle
q trumvlrate. consisting or Mazzlni, Armellinl ana
SAM took control Of Rome. In 1S49, however, the
French republic sent an army against them, Louis
Napoleon being then President and General Oudinot
invested the city and took IL by assault compelling
the trumvirs TO ny, and the Pope returned 10 Rome
In the following year and assumed control over the
territories OF the Church.
4 THE FLIGHT TO GAETA.
The war OF 1869 waged by Victor Emmanuel. King
Of sardinia. against AYatIlA and 40 Which no waa
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13
OccupatiOnaI Ailments.

Fresh pure All is vilzins elixir hoover is dei,arreJ
by circumstances from unrestricted this Invisible but
powerful stmunt needs medicinal invfgurat of some kind
The great Object should be to chouse the Popularity is
pretty good guarantee oi merit in tins scrutnzng and p
gent age and tried by this criterion osteterS Stomach Bit
tors stands first among the inylgortns and n
cneS OF the present day. To the persons rnpnrd in
indoor empoym"n4 especially in crowded factories where
even with the best possible ventilation atmospheric is all
ways III some degree polluted this saubous vegetable tonic
peculiarly adapted The the Ingredients Is no s
terry 1t consists Of an absolutely pure usve stimulant
tncturednr rather suIchaged with the ud EXTRACTS Of
Sanatous roots and barks and herbs Pharmacopua has .
unctures but what heyY The Juice of only sue rt
OF Dark or plant Is present III each. Not Of them
the three properties of tonic and an aperep
All these elements blended Bit;,rs or arr these
th- sum Z" ITS medicinal recommendations lts also hood
dcpurcnt ami al autlsplSmodlc.
IhS Dlciu effect which that hrcn partially
oil It's Oxygen by frequent breathing poduccs o the vital or.
ganzaton Is notorious and when To thls rs.
PeFcH s"prf&lden the ncphc yapt air iuraccs il
becomes Ge'r;erlouS and dcprhang RENE 10 enable
e system |" bear up even t" hours day against
the d'bihiahg HHurncr of Vit,'ri ain,o-;h yoc.
some tonic and Alternative Is urgently Ivlurcd This grand DE-
sldrratum Is supplied in HoStct"Gs Bitters which a. -
strength giving, health protecting agent hns 10 riys
among 'ihcinaI OF advertised medicines
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13

THE Bro Snow CoMTNG 1t will be seen.
by reference to our advertising columns, that
Campbell ; Colossal Menagerie and Circus.
now on a tour through Delaware and Mary
land, will exhibit in Smyrna, on Saturday.
April 10th. From all we can learn this is one
lot the largest collections of Wild beasts now
travelling; while the Circus is made up of first
class performers in all its branches. One of
the greatest features of the geological Depart
ment, Is an African Eland, or Horned Horse
This remarkable and extremely scarce animal
arrived IN this country in the latter part of
March, and was secured by an agent of this
company after months of labor and great
outlay Of money. He is the only one on exhi-
bIton IN America, and our readers should not
fail to witness this marvellous specimen of
natural history: Among the other specialties
OF the meuagcrie is the elephant Selim. The
zebra dam and colt, royal bengal tiger, Bactri-
an Camel, lions, leOpardS, and a host of other
animals too numerous for us to partcuarize.
The circus department embraces a large num-
Der Of popular artistes and highly educated
horses.
The street parade, we are told, will be ex-
tremely grand, nearly one mile long. In short,
to sum all up, we are going to have Big
Show, and let us welcome them with full
canvass, both afternoon and night
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13
TUT IHt " smyrna Times. y
Letter from Matthias Day.
MARYDEL. MD., April I2, I

MR. EDIroR-In your Of the 9th was an ar
ticl" copied from the DeawIrean 1t referred to hill thar
was Hel IN the court OF Chancery restraining H. Day
from collecting $1,000 from Matthias Day and his securities
which said C. H. B Day a.cdsed default Ii stated hat
after the answer filed to that bill the retirs of NJ
Day admitted the account and abandoned
'no case 1eny the correctness OF that If my
'ures nave admitted such thing fals6ed their
oaths and know they that strIle The casa
never was abandoned until had been ribed r
caoet into denying things that as good as sworn to
His statements made before atornevs Messs Nase
Rdgcly which the witness fully corroboated up,iI
three days before the time And one man in Duck
Ce, k aud two in Dover hundred were bbed to swear oI.
10 that which they knew nothing about and thus the case
managed by G. H. Day and his allies was to let
him rob me OF my hard earnings
Respectfully yours, M.TrutAs nav
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Remarkable F|cundiN-A mare belonging
to Mr. William Fleetwood, in Tuckahoe Neck.
two weeks since gave birth to two verv fine
colts both OF which are thriving and match in
every respect.
The depot at Ridgely, Md. & Del. r. r..
came near burning down one evening last week
A school is kept in part of the building and a
fire originated in that room, but it was extin-
guished before much damage was done.
1t has been decided to run tri weekly trains
on the Kent railroad from Kennedvville to
Townsend, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days
Ncw Lodge-" Amicable Lodge" No. III.
|. y. o. f., was instituted in Chestcrtown on
Saturday week.
Geo. Harris, murderer tried to break out
OF ElktOn jail last week.
A fellow named Oddly, at Elkton, walked two
miles whilst fellow named Clark ran two and
a half miles last Thursday, on a wager of 800.
Oddly won by 300 yards, in ii minutes and 81
seconds
Large CaE-James A. Nelson, of Cecil co.
has calf which weighed III lbs, when Is
hours old. The mother Of the calf is eight
years old and has had seven calves, having had
twins at one time. She has never been dry
since she came in profit
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wells of Elkton, cele-
brated their silver wedding last week-25th
year.
Mrs. Susan Kelley, of Queen Annes CO., fell
down IN the porch of her brother, Mr.. Dillon,
one evening last week and died in a few hours.
Her disease was app0pleXy.
Mrs. Peter Cockey, of Kent Island, Queen
Annes CO., was taken i'll whilst returning from
the funeral Of brother last week, and died
IN two days at the house of a friend. They
were the children OF Rev. Mr.. Elliott, we'll
known Methodist preacher
With an average weekly discount of 500 OOC
the National Bank Of Ekton ha, had but two
protests IN Il year, So we are informed.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13

Said a stranger, who had not then been long
In the State, 9 I once heard Democratic ora
tor speak in Delaware tor three-quarters Of an
hour, and no more. During the speech
counted the number of times he used the vul-
gar word Niger, which was serenity three
times" That man was Cove Salisbury, pres
ent Governor Of the State, aud wouldbe Scna-
ator, in place of brother Willard. Il intend
ed to hear the second democratic speech when
Mr.. Bayard spoke, but was prevented by cir.
cumstances beyond my control" Cove thinks
White Mans Party now more euphonious
than niger" viii i land him in the Sen
ate? We shall see.
Smyrna times., 1870-04-13


The CHINESE AND THE AMENDNEXT.-NIr.
Bayard, in his speech in this town, in refer.
ring to the SCOPE Of the Fifteenth A,DcrducDt.
proceeded to picture the overwhelming tide OF
men Of ali colors likely to come here to part;.
cIpate IN our government Of equal rights. -
and referred especially TO the Chinese. These
people, he said, by the easy means now afford
ed IN crossing the ocean and the inluc,n,e,,t.
thrown out by the Amendment, might come
to our shores in sufficient numbers to vote II,
TO death. This brings to mind the DAYS Of the
American party. Tie watch word of that par
ty Was Americans must rule America. " Ii.
adherents contcnded that if foreigners We're
allowed an equal chance with themselves &c
become our rules that We thereby held cut such
inducements to the peoples OF the oyer-crowded d
countries Of Europe as might cause them tc
come to our shores in such numbers as to ell
danger our republican system. They were
already coming by the thousands, AMI the dan
ger was that the foreign would out-Da,nbe,
the native population. But the Democra,s
contended, on the other hand that the induce.
ment thus held out, instead Of proving a Ma
tlonal danger would prove an element Of na-
tlonql greatness. Our great iced was po,u'a-
ton, and that Which induced immigration add
ed t. our national strength We were nation
OF emigrant>, they couteudcd, and our free in-
stitutions offered home for the oppressed Of
all nations. BY this sign the Democrats con.
queied. and although the watch-word of the
American party was eupLoneous and popular
at its birth, yet the party had to give up the
ghost. Since its demise distinguished foreign.
ers have been put into some Of the highest Off
ce' In the gift Of the people by the former
members of the old defuuct organization.