Smyrna times., 1859-02-03
Smyrna, Oct. Z, le5S.
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EMBELLlSIlMENTS-2S PORTRAIF%.H
L. Woman, her Position, Influence md Wishes
=. Love Benighied.
3. The Courtship of Miles Standisb.
The Heroes Of India.
D. The Modern British Drama.
y ~ pm c'oth en- houSand Feet High.
I. WOrd-Painlings in Rich Frames
s. Great Tomb of Man.
3. Carlyle's Lite OF Frederick the Great
O' C0"Pers Poem on the Loss of the Royal
|. Optical Delusion of the Yellow Gown.
The Literature of Welded Love.
5. The Tanning of Horses.
|. Pandora's Box.
}. Great Revision Convention.
J. Woman IN Extremes and Varieties of Cha.
racter.
!. The Terrible Calais Tragedy.
l. Eleanor Vaughan; or, Twice Avenged,
. An Undiscovered Island.
!. Farewell to the Comet.
. Alexander Pushkin.
. Midnight on the Alps.
The ExIle'S Memory.
A Shadow.
Late and Early Marriages.
Biographical Sketch Of Shakespeare.
The Mysterious Musician Of Waldron Ca
thedraL.
At the Gate.
Literary Miscelanies.
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