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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17
FOR SALE,
T,RusTEE's SALE,

:, ~ Virtue Of . Deed Of Trnst .1.cr,.,,
~ nsia ~ sna hn VILE 70 jams CumnIpS sdInt
Lhe mt day o. october, 10 the ye1t Idlt
H TN. ny etenty-tSo, and reCofleI H. y. aan.
A Inh hooE numbefed 8, page II in ~ TStd q
Once o. the County Court ol Ohia S,,, hs ClsttL
tiiglniai and Of an Order OF ira GIscSIi Wet
taid county, made OctohGr n. IS77 sn,ti. SSalt u
undeulSned Trustee In aid DeCI n "S.Iluht The
~ the taid james CummIns, defr,S,I W tltta
wednesday the SIXTEENTH nav n, Slll, %
Any IN THE YEAR EGRTEfS NJ, SAhp.
AND bEVENTY.EI0HT, cotnIlSnrIsS.N VkED
O'Clock 4. n, ell At public auction n ~ a. tn
Of the Court House Of aid CountV ~ front dOOt
eenHeyed " !be aid DEED Of Trust, M, ''SpSftJ
LOT numbered 2sS, two hundred and NM ~ ~,
iiaAed on north est cotnOF Of John inv! ats
btxnSnthl and Fifth (noW caliei Eas,D ~. nltd
the Fourth Ward Of the tily Of sWheeIbs ~. 70
HppurtenAncOs and tenemehts therrun'o Itn he
TkRnS or HlLR-Une. fourth Of ~. longing.
money 10 DO paid In hand, aud Ihe h,isr, pulehA,S
equal inltalments Of ptlnclpal, besTn. y thitS
tlon the day Of Glln, and payable TrsneS, mietii
biI, twelve and Eighteen months thS,s.,,,aI 70
with liberty 70 the purchaser 10 M II bai
greater portion than 0ne-iOurth, 81 thS w ahy
MONEY In hind, The deferred inSiGnsp,pt ut,sall'
q % secured ~ personal security Iau;iSr,nM,..n
me Trustee, and also BY DeSd Of ir,t ~ Z
The llls believe 10 b good, but ,.lllD, pam
To undertake 10 convey such lille oniS aloi
q 10 me BY virtue Of The Said Deed Il ~, ' e.
dsl6.W DANIEL LAMR r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

The Register hAs been selected by the
City Council to dot public advertising
for tue ensuing year. Official advertise
msnts will appear 10 no other paper
Rks'liag ReyiIter.
The above Is u characteristic miSrepre.
sentatiOn Of the facts and is put in the
Rsgiaer with an intent to reap an ille-
climate advantage through deception.
The Rsg.ta was not selected" ITO do
the public advertising" There was no
selection about It. Selection implies
ohoIee and preference. There was no ele
mont Of either in the award to the Regis
In. The public should understand the
facts.
Proposals for doing the advertising
were invited from all the papers. The
ISTELMoEScER made no bid whatever
Haditmade anyit would have been at its
regular advertising rRtes-the same tina
wecharSe our customers. But the Wheel
ing Register in order to gain the petty
and illegitimatc advantage whiChit nov
decsptively seeks by parAding the above
paragraph, cut its regular rates dow
sixtysi1 per cent, or, in other words
made contract with the city at One.thir'
the price 1t charges the public, thus dis
-.srlmlna,ing against the public in order t
ri What, all told, will scarcely exceed
hundred dollars worth OF advertising.
As for the city advertising, it will APP
pear regularly in the columns Of the In
rELLlaENoER. We are just az much "sc
Leaked" to do it as the RtgIler, and the pub
lie will fnd it in this paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17
TlRUsTEE's SALE.

JAMES P. ROGERS 1ra.t,s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17
NOTICE
John F. vlual, Plaintiff,

John F. vInal, Plaintiff,
Edward wyman, E. F. Cutter, t. c. II. Smith,
JoscPhDGyis, Thomas Porter, William N. Chan.
esllOf late Special Receiver, appointed BY thC
Circuit Court Of Wood county, in ctrtail suli
In chAneeIy therein depending batWeen said
Edward WymAn and Z. r. Cutter, COM
Plainants, and Joseph Davis and 7. G. Il. Smith,
defendants and Johu W, Wills, Special Re.
STsiysr, appointed BY said Court In said cause,
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West Viz.
giniA. In ChAncefy
Te the above named parties, plaintiff aud de.
PENDANTS; You will take notIce that Ihe above
entitled cause was roiered to ine, one Of the Com.
tho December term 1871, fer the pnrpose Of ascer-
tanning and reporting 10 the Court certain facts
particularly required by Said decree Of Reference
copy. Of which Is In my ONCE and % which you
are referred for 4 particular statement Of every
Thing 70 be examined into and reported upon BY
the Commissioner, In accordance With the oFdSr
OF reference Aforesaid, have fixed upon he m.
tenth day Of January, 1873. between the hours Of
O'Clock A. y. and r. n. Of said day, At my ofdee.
AZ Court street, 10 the city Of FArkerS6urR, m
the county Of Wood, State Of West virginia, 10
iaso the testimony Of all the parties 10 MD action,
the ame from day TO day md Tins 10 time, n nec.
essaryI until all the testimony and the report Of
the underlined Il completed a required By aid
order Of reference. ''S
You are commanded, in the name Of The state
o. West Virginia, 70 BE- and appear before ma, Ia
obedenee 10 this notice aud 10 protect your InIer
elts In rellton 70 the natter before md IN ia
reference. = -A'N
Given under my hand, at my oalep, thi. 18th
day Of pecemher, ISL.
BARSA. POWELL.
delt Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

l.
By virtue Of Ia deed Of Trust made by .p4sA
and Mary, his wife, 70 the ubdeni Ened iu,,FS
dated the LIST day Of January, 1874, and dur n
corded In the Clerks otice OF The COUNTY CvuIt d
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Died oil ItuIi nj
Mortgage Book No. 4, pages 4OS and IOd, VII a
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1871,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A: n. Of aid dpy, a, III,
front door Of the Court House Of UhIo county. h
the uty Of Wheeling; sell at public auction uItbI
following described property, that Il TO ~; All
that certain piece Of land lying Anl telling % III
wlteB oil Glen's Run, In aid county VI Ulio, All
being part o the land belonging 10 the late AbdreV
p. Woods and nd Joining the lands u wi liam
WelshauS, the httn Of David Garintf, drrris,d
and the heirS Of Andrew p. Woods, dSra ID, oO6.
tanning IS acres, roodS and 10 pefcheS abI toVud
ed and described n follows, viz: Belull al d
elm corner " Garden and Reilly on the ,,todI
line; thence up the Run Road cox Z! u. O3 pII
and : 42k' < 20 poles 10 q SAKE gu The o4IS III,
oil said road, thence y 1872 El6 2I-.OO Iul IioI
stake; Themes 8 g. + IS &-lOO polls IL IAll;
thence 8 Stow n 'TJ:Il0 poleI 10 ! ccrpr, to N
WelShauso on original trnci line and with BIZ Ito,
and mld tract llne y CO W % SIIOO po,G TO uriL
nal corner Of tract now 4 corner on the lIhe o. Al
Garden and with he line (another origin ~ \ ~
E IS %6-I00 poles to the beginning toS,ih viii
the Improvements thuTeon and the henuliAn, hu
and aPpurtenanees belonging thereto excepting
only the coal underlying the Aid tratl.
TER1S OF SALR-Three hundred dollars u tn
pulchaie money In cAlh on the day OF lAle, Sbd III
reaidue Of the ERld purchase money on the lat dIy
Of January, 1873, With interest on the detrTd b.
ntAllments from the day Of sale until PiyMeal IL
purchaser 10 give good personal secuiy lOr IN
payment Of said deferred InBtallmenu and ID, THE
10 the property to be retained until the nIthR'
money ii fully paid.
The title 70 the above property ID believed 10 h
urexceptionAble.
nO2s JAMES P. ROGERS, Tnts,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17
TRusTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of three several deeds O, trust mai.
and executed BY John &, Parker, JoSpb n MY
Parker and Simon T. Parker 10 the up1 Sni,r' =
Trustee, dated respectively on the Sd dHT al I'M,
1874, the SJth day Of kept6mber, 1874, al tAsiSh
day Of August, 1915, and duly recorded ID IL
Clerk's Office Of the County Court Of O5O roabt"
Wtst NlTRinlA, 10 Deed Of Trust BO I No ~,
IIS and ll0, deed Of Trust BOOK No 1 ~ -
and SSl, and Deed Of Trust Book No, Ii ~, Il n
respectively, will, on ~
SATURDAY, tho iSth day Of January, In,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. u. q aid t,y,uh.
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio Uupl,, N
the city Of Wheeling, sell ut public suction iSs
following described real estate that d 10 50, Ia.
numbered Thirteen (I5l and Fourteen ii 4 On n
east Eide Of Main street, between TSruly.thS
street formerly MAIshAlD and TW.nII.,I,6
street formerly DVIsion), In that pm Of he civ
Of Wheeling known IA Centre Whsellnl, toVslh:5
With all The improvements upon aid TO ii, nj
the Establishments and apPurtenanc.I lriOallpT
thereto.
TERMS or SALE - one-thIrd Of tb. ,rrbu.
money In cash, and the remainder In ISo Sop,i
inatAllmentS o. one year and two Yeas lTuua IN
day Of sale, with lnteTeSt on said dsieii iU,tlI.
menlS from MD dIy, the purchaler to give , cwIIy
for the deferred payments 10 be approved ~ X,
Trustee. '@'
dell JAMES P. ROGERS, 1fq,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

WlRUsTEE's SALE,

BY virtue Of Deed Of TfuS, made bvtru
her, slated August 3D. 1876, recorded In ii ~
IrpAt Book No. II, page 90, d the land 10y o.
Ohio county, Weat Nifhnii, viii IN a, ~ o
door Of the Court House of aid county, o. I'"0A'
SATURDAY, the lSth duy:OI January In,
Commencing At 70 O'Clock 4. n, the tIIOvur m.
dillon 70 the city Of Wheeling, n iSd onI a.
Q. Smith, Surveyor, lrOntinS tEenIT.bTs ~, ",
tho National Road aud extending b,ci ,hs w S e.
width 70 Grand View street, '"e -ih'
Term Of uale cash.
M W. 4; CALDWELL Tlu,,s.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove ACeommodatIon.-Thls train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
Daily except sundAy-NeWHrk Accommodation,
tsleubenVille Accommodations train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAire, stopping when reqpi.
red az Sherman House, KnAville, West Whselns
and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17

By virtue Of 4 DEED Of Trust made by John
Parker. !: N ~ !. Parker and = r PSrtrt 70 M
Deed Of trust Book No. II, page il9, Of Ibs ~
records Of Ohio county, West ViRInia, g." m -,
At the font door Of the Court HouSO d ID SoSSi
tyI on ''NA'
SATURDAY, the iSIh day Of Jununry IN,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", the iOlloWIov a,
ScfIbed property; elxtysnlne lots To- rSIt, ~,
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling, hI IuITs,sJ IN =
W. G, Smith, being numbered ironl on, 10 ,sv,sL
ty'eight except the lots Numbered ., 10, 10, H. II
70, q, y and %. 'h
TKRM1 or sALE-on eaIh, The b,l,Do. !,
dr. months, evidenced By negotiable notei LtSItS
interest from day Of sale. ''t
W. II. Caldwell, fruits.
w ], W. CoWpKN, Solicitor. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-17
dissolution OF copARrSERsHlp

The Coplrtner,hip existing between the undH.
signed, under the firm name Of Lit, DaVenIoh /
Parks, 10 dissolved by mutual consent.
The business Of the late firm will lie ritlSl By
B. Davenport The books will 10 found II be
office occupied by the late arm.
D. c. LIST, u.
B. DAVESP0kE
GEO. II. Parks
WHRKuHo, December 10, 1877.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
The Colorado Stone Giant.

The petrifed man or Colorado stone
giant is now on exhibition in New York,
and is claimed to be specimen of an ex.
tinct race of prehistoric men, who for
merly peopled America. The figure is
seven and a half feet long, and of 600
pounds weight The features are of a
decided Indian type, high cheek bones,
low, retreating forehead, and an enormous
posterior Uranium. The right arm is bent,
the hand lying upon the breast. The
bones between. the wrist and fingers and
the finger bones, with their processes, are
said to be true to nature. The left arm
rests on the left leg, which is drawn up,
and the feXor muscle bears a scar. The
great toes on the feet have the appearance
of thumbs and are not unlike the toes of a
gorilla. But that which excites the greatest
curiosity among scientific men is the
vertebra, which is extended about two
inches and half, displaying well defined
tail. This trail is not believed to be the os
coccyX projected by the shrinkage of the
muscles, for in that case it would have a
Hat, arrow shaped form. 1t is about five
inches long, round, about one inch in
diameter, and with conical termination
On Friday evening large gathering of
scientific men, among whom were Profes-
sors Ogden and Charles A. Doremus, Ham
ilton, Clymer, Bamstead, Post, Mott and
Smith and scores of others eminent in
science and medicine, among whom may
be named Drs. S. L. Moses, Fordyce
Barker, Ramsey, Mason, Owen, Henry,
Dexter, Foster, Quackenboss, Judson,
Campbell, Ranney, Bull and Munde, visited
the Aquarium and made close and care
ful examination of the petrifaction. The
stone man should be brought to this city
and submitted to the scrutiny of our medi-
cal experts, than whom no better are to be
found in this country.-Ledger.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
WISTAR'S BALSAM,
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WISTAR'S BALSAM
Blcesliag At tie Lp,qs.

FJTNAM, IONN.. March 20 1Ni9
NcntIemen-I avail myself ut this upportrluity tn
Sty 4 word in behalf of DIR. WISTAR'S BAINAN'OF
WILD CHERRY, which | have made use Of i'm my,
ialhily ior several years and always with the most
beneficial results. My wife being Of delicate habits
cough. whenever taking little cold aii has .ra
poyed various specifies without obtaining any relief
NM %.II n'GVaiicd upon To test the virtues Of WISTAG
BALNAM the effects Of which ha, been trllfy
ing " +' " ''i''>ii
:, More lhan year since young man belonging i'm
thls place was taken with bleeding AZ tht, lungs i'm
connection with most severe cough and VAS tinalIv
given over TO die by our best physicians and il was
CNIIcnt 10 aI that consumption claiming him rs
bottle oi the al>am, which he took and in due time
70 uc great Astoni>hmcnt Of his friends VA. M hi.
accustomed occupation SnatchCd it were from the
very Jaws OF death In many other cases We have nd
sIerGd the !iasam 10 the consumptivc and always
@ Hitn t.T nsI ol success These statement, simple
ing on me at my store. remain truly yours
L
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

In view of recent discussions of the prin
GIpies Of homeopathy, number of physicians of the
lahnemannian School have prepared the following
Iefse ana very clear declaration of the Is Essential
Ponts of the Homeopathic Doctrine" and are circua-
ting 1t among their professional brethern with re-
guest guest Ior signatures: The cure of the sick is
lnoSI easily, mildly and permanently effected by
IN healthy person morbid symptoms similar to those
OF Itne SICK The changed and morbid conditions of
tissues and organs are results of dynamic dis
tnrDance and not the cause of the disease 8 The
t0allty OF the symptoms subjective and objective is
Ine sole indication for the choice Of the remedy
Inc only proper way to ascertain the sick making
properties of medicine is to prove them on the
healthy D. In order to secure tie best possible Drac
tcal results: medicines be administered snpIy
anu IN dose just sufficient to cure g. And local
treatment OF all kinds i'll nOn-surgical cases. is not
Oh ine disease and induce dangerous complications
and never permanently cures"
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

JUDICIAL OPINION OF DRUMMERs. -
In the trial of suit before the Iowa Supreme Court
Drought by commercial traveller against a railway
Ior beng elected from a train, Judge Hubbard, of
CEDAR Rapids took occasion 10 denOunce "drummers"
IN the following fashion: :" 1t may be stated now as
matter of history that the court will take indicial
hoee Of that this class of men the hardest lot on
earth They monopoze all the best rooms in all the
best hotels; they Insult seduce all the chamber
maids between Main and the Gulf of Mexico and be-
tween the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans every
month IN the calendar year they rush into the
ladies car on every railroad in the United States and
canada every day and crowd into the seat of every
respectable lady travelling alone. and insult her in
hve minutes atterward they travel with harots and
make aSSgnatlon houses on every Saturday night of
every hotel in America; they have firtatiOnS in
trlgues and elopcments with innocent unsuspecting
ana respectable young girls in every city and village
on me continents they pursue virtue and goodness as
sharks pursue ship with the yellow fever-and still
the learned counsel thinks the conductors ought to be
amlaole enough to love them. There may be men in
other celllnSs who for singular vice can challenge
comparison with commercial tourists. but | have
never seen them. But for a combination in harmon
lous blending, in dishonesty, impotence cOwardicp
potroonery. lechery and lepr0us rascaity of ali
varieties, they stand without a rival and without n
peer.-Chicdg0 Inter OcCdH.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
DHEAkwATEn rnAxEroED AND woacrsrrr r. p.

Passengers from Delaware Railroad connect NJ Uar-
ll!!9l1i al IL! P NJ. with train making c0nnectjuu
Nm ilIl steamers ior New York which leave Lewcs on
tuesdays and Fridays at P NJ Steamers bayr ,,,nj
f agf["AodaionS ,n for freight and passengers Rates
rams connect i'll the morning at Icw2S Del for
aii az points named above, on Tuesdays ana FRIDAYS
WI WI steamers That left Pier b North River. New
IA a ~ Rit9MN Cen Frt Il Pass. Agt J. 4 B. B. Il F.
wich ST. n Y 80 - i'' "'e'I'-
THOMAS GROOM, Supt. J. ( B. r. r.. Lewes. Del.
Ma J"liN l. MAPES' Supt Il F., Il W. Roads Berlin
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

Here is Baltimore tramp's tile: "At
Peryville went to a house with brick in nv hand
ana asked the lady if she would please be so kind as
20 Pp5 some butter M on IT, The request excited her
SSu.itoslty anu Sne asked Why do you want to put
surely she said you are not so hungry as to eat a
Duttered Drlek? Come into the house and will give
YOU IOod 1 bagged square meal for which had
et 50 sick trap In the western section of the State
asSed for something to eat at a house and was re-
Lused. 1 then begged for a loOking-glass which
aroused curiosity to know what would do with the
mirror replied want to see myself Starving to
ueath. They then gave me what wanted"
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

Modern science is shedding an immense
light on the nature of law. Formerly men
objected it as arbitrary and unjust in God
to visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
the children to the third and fourth genera.
tion. Modern science teaches us that
hereditary evil is a first truth, and that the
iniquities of fathers are visited upon child
rem down through successive generations
by the simple law Of heredity.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

Faith is the key that unloclxs the cabinet
OF Gods treasures; the Kings messenger
from the celestial world, 10 bring all the
supplies that we need out Of the filness
that there is in Christ.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

81 stations marked thus (t) have no agents
and South iiAO"u oO1H NOflh
rHssengers on morning train to and from Baltimore
change cars at Wilmington ~ i D"i'ii''"ie
ho FreighS of all kinds carried at low rotas to m
Rolls ana must be at Stations thirty 3O minntrS No.
loTe starting time so as TO insure quick despatcb
have to be prepaid anu "o''oi' VIII
HoH 20 FRED. GERKER Lessee
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

ltisvery singular how the fact of mans
death often seems to give truer idea of
his character, whether for good or evil,
than they have ever possessed while he was
living and acting among them.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

1t matters to us in life not so much what
part we play, as it does to play our part
well. In drama it is not so much cues.
tion who played the king or the peasant, as
who played the part best.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

Cosrced innocence is like an imprisoned
laFk-open the door and it IS off forever.
The bird that roams through the sky and
the groves unrestrained knows how to
dodge the hawk and to protect itself; but
the caged one, the moment it leaves lis
bars and bolts behind, is pounced upon by
the fowler or vulture
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

1t is estimated that there are two thous.
and four hundred disorders to which
the human frame is liable When q man
Is laid up with the rheumatism, he is apt to
think that the entire number has struck
him IN CONCERT.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

nomcti.- are living beings in
nature as beautiful as in romance. Reality
surpasses Imagination, and we see breathing,
frightening and moving before our eye
sights dearer to our hearts than any we
ever beheld in the land of sleep.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

MEN OF SENSE FOR CoNGREss.-The 369
members of the two houses of Congress are
divided. up professionally as follows: 239
lawyers, 10 bankers, l6 merchants, Is edi.
tors, y farmers and planters, 20 physicians,
manufacturers, 5 officers of railroads, and
school teachers. There are others whose
occupation is not given.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

We should learn, by Feflection on the
mistortunes which have attended Others.
that there is nothing singular in those
which befall ourselves.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
Books & Stationery.

school Books, all used in Public or Private Schools
in this part of the State
Blank Books full assortment every size and grade,
Memorandum Books great variety.
Hymn Books, all styles
Bibles, all styles and Sizes from largest Family 70
smallest Pocket Testament. ~
Music BOOKS and Sheet Music Whatever is not in
Prices ~ ~ ''OiiS"cA'
Miscellaneous Books. Standard, furnished TO order
Catalogue Prices -''-' - ~
Writing Paper, all STYLES choice.
lopes Specially ''''>' Inv
Writing Desks variety.
Photograph Albums
Autograph Albums
Fine Drawing Papers
Gilt and Silver Papers
Glazed and Tissue Papers.
sunday School Reward Cards &c
Gold Pens best make
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19

Happiness is in taste, and not in things !:
and 1t is by having what we love that we
are happy, not by having what Others find
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
PULNHQDN q.

Mace from me prescription Of one Of the most eminent
physicians III the medical faculty is now offered to
the public radical cure for Gon>uin'fi,i I ~ "
chitiS, CatarTh, Asthma Dc '' ''''i
FtLMtlNA increases the strength and dprlru. tho
color Of the pale blood. 1t checks EirIt Strn.f
III fortnight. 1t subducs the ChilIs and Fcyer II
almlnl>hcS ENpcctoralion. 1t causes calm and ra
iTesh.ng sleep 1t nygoratcs The appetite. and tbc
invalid gains flesh rapidly ~ ''''' 'i'c
~ L.hIoNA Is beyond comparison the best remedy
KhoWn Tor CONSI MPllON and al affections Of fh9
Throat Lungs and Nervous system '''o
Extracts from letters from Pastors Of Churches.
IT. LM0NA savedmy daughter lifc-EEv. f. Ioyr.
W ele,s God for the benefits we received from the
use oi PJLNONA-REE. 7. WAEELN Canton Pa
Every one who have recommended il tn ii'. I',.c
Wis. " '-' nm - '''Ci!'c'
PCLMONA may be obtained through DRUGGISTS or
OrderS may be sent 10 OSCAR G. MOSES IruI.rictor
IA CoIi3nd street New York. Price q per bdtllc or
SiN bottles for -, '''~' Va
circular containing advice for the treatment Of
tAc diseases above men.iOncd, certificates Of MANY
actual cures and full particulars of eases
treated will be sent ire to applicants
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

Pocket Books from the largest Bill Book 10 the
smallest Wsllet for child and from The GnaSt
Russia TO the cheapest in use ''e''
IaDle cutlery, from Ivory Handles down throuoh
all the grades, and from the largest Carvers 10
the smallest Children's Knives and Forks
Pocket Cutlery, every quality and degree
Scissors choice selections
Guns and Pistols, variety
Cunning Apparatus.
Shoe Findings
Umbrellas. fine 10 common
Walking Canes, large assortment These Specially.
Smyrna times., 1877-12-19
Maryland & Delaware X. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ioING sorrEL.

~ IN ana after MONDAY, November 26th 1877 trains
VIII run daily as follows, Sunday excepted:
DING NORTH ,or,-~, ,o