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Smyrna times., 1857-05-06
EWLONDON ACADEMY

k@zz THIS Institution lis situated in of the
nis heathes sections of Pennsy lyania. i'll neigh
Hil borhOod celebrated for the refinement and or
ality of its citizenss The Principals give their
united and attention the pupils under Their
care, and by their assoca il-the one beingan Euro
pean by birth, the other an American. each one gra-
duated 1T Colleges of their native cOunIries.-affa
superior advantages for extended education in all
departments OF Classics Mathematics; Commercial
Studies, Modern Languages, Drawing &c. 81
They have lately purchased large and commodious
Brick Building. which within the past year has been
completely fitted up, and will afford TO students The
most pleas ant convenient and comfortable accommO-
datiOns. Boarding house and school Will both be con-
slanty under The personal supervision Of The Prnci
pals. tf.
The Summer Session viii! commence on the first
Monday of May
Fer circulars. terms DC address
GEO DUFFIELD, A. NJ, pr;nc;nols
't L +. FAEIIrZ. A. NJ,
mlS-2m New LonCOn Chester Co., Pa.
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SMYRNA POST OFFICE,

APRIL 18th, IS01.
NOTICE is Hereby Given, Fhat the PhiIa-
dclphia or Northern Mail closes at this Office
at 81 o'clock, a. m, and g. p m; and that the
Dover or Southern Mail coses at lOa a. nn.,
aud g p IN, daily.
The mail for Easton md intermediate points,
also closes at 81 o'clock, p. M, daily.
apl5 Nj. GREEN, p. M.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-06
SMYRNA PRICES CURRE Mt
.CoRREcrEU WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.
A Valuable FARM for Sale.

L. THE undersigned offers for sale his valu-
ifiii able Farm situate in Talbot county, Ma
l2Wryand, Immediately upon navigable
proqg of the Choptank river. The Farm con-
tains 3T7 ACRES.
1t is divided into fields and two lots, with
a suficiency Of TIMBER for the use of said
firm. The land is in high state of cultIva-
ton, we'll adapted to the growth Of wheat, Corn,
oats, &C.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-06
n d II \ a Il.
FOR SALE.

A NUMBER 0l beautiful BUILDING LOTS in
Smy rna situated Methodist East and North streets;
Several At Cripple Point; also, tract of Woodland,
situated IN the Blown Woods. Q9-A good title will
be gwen.
Also, for Rent, Two LOTS, one of II Acres,
adjoining the Town of Smyrna, and the other
at 80 Acres, near Rothweirs Landing.
Apply TO
Smyrna, April 1T. MARY PATTERSON.
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a. 81 va o. &B -

a. 9J va e. &B =
FULL supply Of REESE'S MANIPULATED
GUANO containing 10 I" so per cent Phosphate
Lime, aud per Ammonia. manutIciu ured from
Colombian and Peruvian GuanO. and contained III
bags of about 6O lbs each, IN and for sale,
lots TO suit purchasers, by
RICHARDS g. MILLER.
Sole Agents for Philadel pha, W SOUTH FRONT ST.
Pamphlets with iul particulars at the office Of this
paper. APPS In
Smyrna times., 1857-05-06

.ntf| Ff1 R E OVAL.a .-.s.
rDIIE subscriber having RemOved from her old stand
To OIhe Store long kIISwn as Carr's Bakery and
Confectionery. sollciis the patronage Of her former
friends and Customers AMI invites call from all wish
extensive To enumCrale everything usually fOuAd in
a Trimming and Variety Store may be found; also
good assortment Of g. Iti b. - IN
Confectionery, Cakes. &c. j."
Thankful for past avOrs, she will seek merlta
unuance Of the same. L,.,-..ii., .
....... MARY A. ROBERTS.
Smyrna. Inar25. .9m e =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.

Tho men arc difficult creatures 10 manage. Talk about
female curiosity, indeed WIN W y weak failing
lordy We inscribed the article in our last issue
especially 10 ladies, intended FOR them exclusively,
and strictly prohibited all male creatures from erus
ing word of it, contents. But this prohibition only
needed the curiosity OF the men, and VIC have
tnent fellows who protest against any cxclusivcncss in
this special column the plea that VIC have no right
70 keep all the good things TO ourselves We fully apprc
caic the malice II this protest they fear the mental
cencancy that woman last gaming IN these United
States, they know write the best books and the
best poetry they see that We are taking place ec
them all the best periodicals Of the day, and thy
hoped 10 bar out from Frank iesle paper not know
ing hs gallant character snd the cbyay Of bis editors
again issue mandate "No gentlemen allowed here.
Gregoire the celebrated Terpschorean authority oi VI
emma has introduced new dance, uncer ue name q the
"Rechs Quadrie, which consists ~ SIX gurts German,
Hungarian, Polish, Italian, Tyroeau ara Viennese; aud
popular rumors says that viii excite t,rorc equal TO
that aroused last winter by ies iaDoicrE All our Lady
readers who happen ~ have charming little Cci And trim
little figures and of course they al havc) vii be glad
to exercise them in a new and fascinating dance
shopping fashionable a recreation a ever. We
defy any obdurae old bachelor living TO walk NJ Broad
way without experiencing thrill and throb q, bls
leathen old heart Just look at the loungcrs the scs
az the hotels too-dd you them drop their
CARS and stretch their nccks after divinity who had
ripped past "a viewer rVDes anu a love o. bonnet,
which just covered the back of her charming little heads
blessings the ladies' say WEI How prcitiy they
ter along whispering 70 one another and looking into the
shop windows hut never by any chance degnng 70 be-
glance on the signing SWANS who pass, arrayed in
shining hats and extremely tight boosi All ladies don't
trust Voc implicitly In hose mild and dovcke looks The
moment those creatures in patent feathers and brodcOh
turn from lovers 10 husbands they become aud
gloomy savages who grumbe n button IL off their
shirts and swearyes, actually swear-when the dress
makers bill " sent ini
We have most entertaining bit o. arsocrac gossip 70
relate TO our fair readers this weeka q scan
sa which affects the higher circles and rumorcd every
wberc-whspered In the colored shadows OF Finh
avenue boudors and talked about in the stately saloons
~ Twenty third Four or FIVE years ago gay New
Yorker much distinguished In fashionable circles went
70 California leaving very lovely young wife behind.
Well time crept on and no letters arrived the pretty
wife got tired of maintaining solitary state ia her brown
stone mansion and engaged apartments at certain large
and brill ant hotel ON broadway The gaety there proved
congenIa 70 bee nature, aud She reconced herself 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
CHRISTMAS IN THE SOUTH.
og n. THORPE AUTHOR or "Ton OWEN, ruK nss HUNTER
FRANK IEsIIEs

Is = n THORPE AUTHOR or 'Ton OWEN, rHE HUNTER"
IN the Christmas holidays fesvity rcigns unirammelled
throughout the Southern States. 1t may be work TO the
negro all the year round but the last week Of the expiring
snnual" IL his sabbath and Is OF bosterous mrth
and physical enjoyment In the closing days Of Decein.
Der the different crops garnered The sugar IN the
hogsads and the cotton in the bale the pumpkins are
ripe in the leld the sweet potatoes are laid by the pigs
are petborc with faness and the possuns IKE Tho whale,
are enveoped In blubber. The days cool but clear,
out door exercise u reished with keen delight and the
lungs 10 their expression grow musical and full Of power
is now the season when the planter distributes the
clothing ior the current year makes presents Of calico Of
flaming ooors 70 the women and children, and coat Of
extra neness 70 old patrarchal "boys Of sixty i've and
seventy II y the time when the negroes square their
counts with each other, and get master and mistress
pay up for nnumerable eggs and chickens which they
have from time 10 time since the last settling day, fur
nshed the "hig house In short II is kind Of Jubilee,
when the poor African az hc termed in poetry, has
pocket full Of silver body covered with gay toggery
and more time hi hands than has ~ ourcee - xiii
on and get clear Of
10 these halcyon days the nddler TIE bao player
rise suddenly into importance. There a power IN
ca,gut that vital ~ life itself In would scem hat the
nervous systems Of al the darkos suddenly more
than usually sympathetic win 4 sOund, and iWarc ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
ODE TO DECEMBER.
WRITTEN FOR FRANK LsIns uIUsrRArgD NEWSPAPER
By WIN. r. WILLIAMS

tpk fhANh NENsPAPfl
By Wa. r. WILLIAMS.
Old month thou art come like an aged man,
With his locks all gray and his cheeks all wan;
The step Of child Is firm and bold,
Compared with thee 40 feebls and cold
And leaves which autumn has left all brown,
On thy forehead are hung like faded crown.
Old month thou art come like wthered bag,
With trees all bare Us the sea washed crag;
Thy garments are made Of frost and snow,
And streams at thy tread refuse TO flow;
Thy breath l. keen and thy fingers numb,
And natures Ministries all are dumb.
Old month though now in thy dotagc bowed,
And over the hills vs. laid thy shrond
And the loud winds wait 10 resound thy kncll
Ger the snow touched height and the drifted dell,
We cannot but hail thy wrinkcd form
With the hearts deep feelings intensely warm.
Old month You bring 10 this cold, cold earth
Tho festal scene and the jovial mrth
Exchange Of smiles with good Christmas cheer,
And hearts right merry without a tear
Old England I'd fam hear thy Christmas chime,
AZ my heart tells tale OF the olden time
Old month though bent as becomes q sage,
You offer the lore Of declining age;
Tho Joy wreaths and tho hollow green,
And the sparkling berries ia cluster seen,
To bld " good cheer, dull care TO remove,
For the gloomisst seasons bring rays Of love.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

FRANK IEsIIEs
ILLUSTRATED PAPER
Get los Wednesday, II is beautiful Christmas num-
Der, with 50 beautiful engravings.
The most beautiful and entertaining paper ever issued
Fl .Rs TnGns any es eaPR m No ios o.
to be had Of all agents this Wednesday morning
1t will contain IS exquscly finished engravings and
merous interesting literary articles AMI poems, written
expressly for this great number.
Amongst the contents will be found
A NEW CHRISTMAS CAROL,
BY RICHARD HENRY sroppARp,
illustrated by seven highly finished engravngs.
THE CHRISTMAS QUOTATIONS OF
With the story OF How his Lady Friends the Miss MILL
kns Assisted to Cot his Wisdom Teeth one Merry Christ
Expenses Of that Delicate Dental Operation; which
added some Fearful Revelations the fate OF Pgford
Illustrated by eight engravngs.
Young Doestcks knocks of The hats OF unsuspecng e
derby gents He hits them the bald spots the back
of their heads.
Docsrcks the whole world to his BOSOM including
Portraits Of Betsy, Peggy and Nancy Mllikins
The Miikins' philpmna trick.
What he expected, and-what he got
A truthful picture Winter Holidays in the South;
Plantation frolic Christmas Eve occupying full page
Of the paper, with highly interesting article by Col T.
Il. Thorpe, author Of "1om owen, the Bee Hunter"
A History Of Christmas, with thirteen engravings.
Gathering the Misetoe.
Bringing Home the Yulc Log.
The Game OF snap Dragon
Christmas Ca-ol Singers.
Gong 10 Church-Christmas Morning
Game OF snow Bsling
Christmas Dinner in the Old Hall.
Chiliren's party.
Game OF Blind Mans Buff
Kissing under the Mstletoe.
The Christmas Tree.
Bringing In the Boar's Head.
Good Sight-Going Home.
Punch and Judy and the dog Toby.
The Christmas Ghost. BY Lucy A. Randall. With en-
craving.
Mrs Squizzle's Christmas Party in which SHE shows
the ignorant New Workers how ey du things up Kon.
kspot
sally Man discumInaies the forfects.
Mr. Muggns plays Blind Mans Buff and always catches
Mrs. SquZzle
New Tale-The Cavaliers and the ROM ahcaas BY
Thomas Miller. With two cngravings.
Unfinished and Forgotten, Legend of Cologne
"Stop Thief"
poetry-Under the Nlstletoe
Ode 70 December. by William H. williams.
Amedio Rufus, Vcracious Legend OF the Rhine
Tho Little Flower. BY j. Hay Dobbn.
Column Of Gold-Blly How did you Lose your finger
Wash That Waste OF Powder-A Limb OF the Law
What's Thar-poetry, The Celestial Army-you Don't
Talk OF Jesus nj Home-Uncle Robert Jour Old Ffend
Observation-Disclosures Sinners-Doctor, ISM there hi.
scasc Called the shnglcsSont You Think Tight iacingf
ON Human Life In Hard Tmcs-what arc Wages Hcres
-john--A Dry Sort Ct Gepius-Sir Mcintosh.
Outrageous Conundrums for Christmas
Gossip for the lades.-A Moroccan " Scsnds-A Fash
ionabo Wedding.
Foreign Gossip.-Thc American Wife Of Omar Pasna-
How Russian Princess Tried TO Convert her Prisoner into
her Husband, &c, sc.
Music-The Drama-Iiterary Revicws-snd all the
Chess-Ansxers TO Correspondents, Problems, Games
&c This paper the recognized medium % the chess
clubs.
Look out for No los Of FRANK LEsrIE's PAPER
Ready this Wednesday morning at all the news dc
pots.
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Az have before remarked, in those days green
young men, and certain that the name of Doestcks
was included in the verdan category, for am convinced
that my modest cogitaons with regard 30 my holiday
gfts from the Mihkins would have something like
this.
knowing me to be bachelor with one, to look out
for my comfort they will make considerable presents,
thought and $45 rs is not badly invested after all
From Betsey Mikins, chair at least say. $50 90
(Betsey knows like q comfortable seat
From Peggy Mlkns brocade dressing gown $ll 50
Peggy had heard me say would like dressing
gown
From Nancy Mkins set of Waverey novels, sl4 25
Nancy knows want them, and she limited that
] had better not buy them myself for they might
come TO me when don't expect it,
$45 rs
The continuation Of this article showing what Doestcks
did actually receive, with the following engravings:-
Young Doestioks knocks OF the hats OF unsuspecting
elderly gents He hits them the bald spots the back
Of their heads
Doescks takes the whole world to his bosom, including
his creditors.
Portraits Of Betsy, Peggy and Nancy Millkins.
The Millkns' philopena trick.
Doestcks being led 10 expect large number OF valua
BILE presents. makes preparations accordingly.
What he expected, and-what he got.
The smiling African delivering Doestcks presents to the
Mllikns.
will be found in Jos of FRANK LFSLIE'S GREAT FA-
MILY ILLUSTRATED PAPER, ready this morning at all
news depots. If you do not get this paper you miss a
treat 1t contains thirty FIVE engravings about Christmas,
with beautiful tales, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

VOU MISS TREAT III YOU NEGLECT TO GET LES
III HES paper, No. l0s, on Wednesday II is beau
tiiul Christmas number with thirty i've engravings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
CHRISTMAS CAROL.
RICHARD HENRY SrODDARD.


WRITTEN KxpRys1y FOR PRANK LElIEs ILLUSTRATED PAPER
walked the streets on Christmas eve,
Between the darkness and the light;
II twas dull and lonesome night,
The very houses seemed 10 grieve.
TIE spirit of the Christmas time,
The birth of Christ, was with me then;
felt what Christ had done for men,
HIS wisdom, and His love sublime.
Two thousand years ago." said,
"a child was born at dead OF night;
No crowned monarch saw the sight,
The child was born where beasts were fed
mo purple robe enwrapt hss limbs,
he was but Tapped in swaddling bands;
No trump WAS blown about the lands,
Only he angels sang their hymns.
"a single star, torch Of light,
Guided the wise men TO the spot.
Few the light, and soon forgot
The wandering meteor OF the night.
81 This little child, SO meanly born,
Was Prince was King was King Of kings,
The Lord of all created things
Who came 10 men man forlorn.
"'Good will on earth and peace to men,
His angels sung He taught the same
.Good will and peace-~hat better claim
To be q God was needed them
&C Good will and peace'-the God like words
Are now the watchword Of the day
We mouth them when we preach and pray,
And when we whet our battle swords.
My thoughts grew sad and bitter too,
For while walked the dreary town
The deepening night came darker down,
The moon was hid, and stars were few.
The cold winds blew. and round and round
The sere leaves eddied trees were bare,
And men moved slowly here and there,
Trailing their shadows on the ground.
"Behod ~ / sneered, '.the world without,
An emble IN Of the world within;
The darkness is the night OF sin,
And we the fools who grippe about.
How royalty we keep his birth
Who came tonight 10 save mankind
Without, dead leaves AID frosty wind,
within, the cold, unlghted hearth
II twas not thus in days Of yore,
In brave and merry England prime
Our fathers kept the Christmas time,
The merry Yule that Is no more.
The whole Of this beautiful poem Of forty verses vii
be found complete IN FRANK lFs<iIE'S GhkaT FAMHN
ILLUSTRATED PAPER, No. los, to be bad this mornin
u all news depots Now is the time 70 commence sub
,cr1bmg for this entertaining paper. Try it-you vii
lcyer regret
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Il AIDES BE SURE AND GET FRANK IEsiIES PA.
per for this week. II contains description " all
the Christmas games To be had At all the news dcpots
on Wednesday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

no YoU WANT TO DE ANISEDY-F so GET
IL FRANK IESIIE'S beautiful paper for tns week, No.
lVs To be had At All the news depo.s ON Wednesday
morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

X THE MONARCH OF THE MONTILIEs
THE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD.
Frank Leslie's New Family Magazine.


II I THE MONARCH OF THE MONrHLIrs.
THE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD.
Frank Lesiie's New Family Magazine,
With wh, sln i in incorporatsd the
GAZETTE OF FASHION.
CONTENTS or NO. !, VOL 2.
JANUARY, 1858,
LITERARY,
The Forester Of the vosges, With five illustrations.
How they kept Christians at Uoton Manor
From Gibraltar TO the Bldasoa. Second article, with
twelve illustrations -'A
Rare Instances Of Truth Sagacty and Love in the Dor
An Escape from the Jungle Two Illustrations
Costly Dinners in Ancient Rome.
The Blue Beetle, Wondrous Tale of Alchemy
How shall Escape from Mrs Badgery9
The Death Painter.
The Children of the Queen.
Margarets Fortunes True Story.
The Bride Of Death legend Of Switzerland
We're Egerton or, the vicisstudes Of Lifetime BY G.
J. Whyte Melville, author OF "Digby Grand,o &C. Two
illustrations.
Poetry -
Lines to Iiias. By Henry C. Watson.
The forgotten Hours; BY lucy A. Randall
Proveneale Ballad By Isabel Hill
To the Rainbow. BY T. Campbell. Illustrated.
Cleans Of Sunshine. BY HenryC. Watson
CHAPTER OF WIT, AyEcDoTE HuMoR-A Dog in a
Stage Coach Surprise OF Colored Clergyman the Police
Officer and the Countryman, the way to'Manage King
George the Third, Goodness Of Hoosier, New Way to
Raise the Wind Spur on Fast Driving Stockholders may
do he Splitting the Toll Keeper and the Doctor the Cler-
gyman and the Deacon or Tit for Tat, Country Post
Oicc, the Darkey Barber and the Hoosier Calculating
Young Lady an Illustration of the Bankrupt Law Napier
and the Doctors Wife, the Disappointed Diner Out None
Of Is Below Par, How he Proved Himself Lunatic,
Extracts from New Dictionary, Never Too Late TO
Mend, Half Hundred Clever Things, Batch Of the
Very Worst Conundrums, Ne and the Tide, Irish Rea-
tonshp, pertinent Question, Snoring, Steering by the
North Star, an Impertinent Boy, the Saddle on the
Wrong Horse, Adversely, How to Open OYSTERS Elec-
pioneering, When Ignorance Bliss, Fit for a Lawyer,
Much to be Proud of Question and Answer an En-
thusiastic Editor.
MIstErI -Woman,s Privilege n crt,oa =, co,...
Better Investment than Railroad Stocks Beautiful
Faith, Bird Clock, Snakes in Chow Chow How TO Sc
cure Long Life, an Equivocal Compliment, Medical
Annotatons, Running Footmen Indian Names Savngs
Of Great Men the Last Bet or the Bitter Bit, Education
of Children, Hope, Righteous Judge, the Twin Roses
Keep the Mouth Shut During Cold Weather, an Awk-
ward RedfeiloM. &c. &c = - -
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LITERATURE.

A FUNNY ARTCIE-READ pOFSrICKs' CHRISTMAS
"A cogita.ions, in No. l0S Of FRANK LESIIE's paper
for this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

MO PERSON SHOULD NEGLECT TO TAKE NO los OF
IN FRANK IEIIES
homo 10 their families this week II Is the most beautiful
paper ever issued this country containing thirty Eve
beautiful cngravngs about Christmas
~ REAr GERMAN ILLUSTRATED PAPER
NJ Every Thursday morning is published, price i've
cents,
ILLUSTRATE ZErTuNG,
Containing twenty beautiful engravings illustrating tho
mos, important events Of the day. interesting tales ira
vcs, anecdotes, &C.
This i the mott interesting family German paper pub
lishcd In the United satcs-pricc i've weekly, or
two dollars arc a half yearly,
THIS paper is supplied by carriers in New York Brook
pay on delivery Persons DESTROYS Of taxing this paper
should leave their address with WILLIAM RADDE, 800
Broadway, n. Y.
A FUNNY ARTrCIE-READ DorSITCKs' CHRIST
N mas Cogtations, In No. los Of FRANK IISfIES pa
per for this week. Ready this morning.
A FUNNY ARrCIE---READ DoFSrrCRs' CHRIST
~. mas oogations IN No 10. Of FRANZ LESlIEs pa
per for this week. Ready this morning.
L,RANK IFsIIEs ILLUSTRATED NEwSPAPTR--
II Price six ccnts-the cheape-. paper ia The world
This splendid weekly paper nov closed IL. fourth
vouus. Tho four volumes contains nearly two thou.
sand cngrayngs, which have been produced al nm ex
pcnso Of over sixty thousand dollars.
u y generally admitted that no paper has ever been
produced this country which all compare with
the ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
Every event Of importance illustrated with rapdiy
hitherto uninterrupted In this country.
II has portraits a all the living celebrities New
churches. public buildings aud arts and sciences are
duly Illustrated Il also contains the best original
romance Of the day, beautifully illustrated short
tales anecdotes, ciiees, and the latest foreign
news up to the hour Of going 20 press. Without
losing It's hitherto distinctive character OF a news
paper, II will assume much more Of literary nature. In
addition 70 the above features will have thrilling Advcn
lures Noveettcs, Discoveries Inventions useful hints
everybody, aud the greatest possible variety Of msceIa
reading matter While the editorial force and aen
o Tie Iaper will be increased the artistic skill will NOT be
diminished In every department will be without a ri.
val on this continent
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TIME BEST FAMILY PAPER NOW PUBLISHED
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A FUNNY AgTTC1E.-READ DOESrICKs' CHRIST.
IA mas Cogtations, in No. los Of FRANK LhSLlES pa
per for this week. Ready this morning.
ITO Y0U WANT TO BIZ AMUsEDf-I so, GET FRANK
L. LESLIE beautiful paper for this week, No los.
10 be had n; all news dcpots this morning.
VoU MISS A TREAT ~ You NEGLECT To GET
II TfSfIE'S paper, No. los, this morning. II Is
beautiful Christmas number, with 80 ongravings.
nONT FAIL 10 GET FRANK IEssI1E'S PAPER To
IL day, and take II 10 your family. II will amuse
them for year 10 come 1t Is all about Christmas, with
Is engrayings.
JS ESGRAyINGS ABOUT CHRISTMAS WILL BE
Oh found N FRANK LtsslIE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER,
No. los Rely this day at all news depots.
r AIDES, BIZ SURE AND GET FRANK LFssTIE'S PAPER
for this week II contains a description of all the
Christmas games. To be had at all deIcts this
morning.
rT,TE MOST COSTLY PAPER EVER GOT UP IN THIS
country Is FRANK LrssiIE'S NEWSPAPER, No. los,
for this week. II contains Christmas tales, poems
do,es, connundrums, aud thr,y6 engrsyings. Only
Al all icpot