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Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

~, OBSCENlTY IN TIE RUINS OF POMPEIL-
mere Is one matter in relation to Pompeii thar
1S SeldGm touched upon by writer's, and which
arG aarG not touch too closely, to wit The hor
[lDlG depravlty oil the Pompcians, as illustrated
ny 'he lrGScoes, moSalcS, scul ptureS and bronze
statues that are found Hundreds Of these
vie oiJects have been carried away to the mu-
seu'IlS 0! Naples, and put in a room which no
woman IS allowed to Wit; but there are still
houses IN Pompeil that are kept locked. and
others that have such sculptures over the doors
on the outside that the guides hurry pas: them
"i!ch thGre are women in the party. Even in
PllFate houses there are scores Of frescoes
magnlhcently executed too, which one wouIj
dare 10 visit only in company with his nearest
ana dearest friends, if ladies', and in other
houses pictures and statutes than which none
can imagine anything worse. | cannot under
S'ahd why the writers on these matters have
Deen so anxious to conceal the faults Of the
ahclents. 1t Is fact that deserves to L
generally known. Great God what p;ctnre
Vi corruption III Imperial Rome is revealed n
one VINO looks into Pomprii with ANYTHING ike
thorou%hness. The very stones of the door.
posts tell tale more damnable than ever was
Invented by modern thought Sodom was
G,eah ana GOmorah was pure, compareJ with
! Loaihpei. here was ever people on earth
before or since Pompcii, that . advertised the
ways that lead down to hell" by SCULPTURES
paced IN the open light of the street "Out
spot cried the still infant penius Of
modern civilization and Christianity. M ;t
looked IN upon Pompeii, and Vesuyins rr- /
opohded TO the command, and sent his conSum-
lng hreI TO 90 the work. -C1rrespoulent CTt- /
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
[PCBLIC REsOLUrIoY-No. 3sl
RESOLUTION presenting the thanks of Congress to

Field. ~ '' '"
by the Senate and House of Representative Of the
y Of Co9gre BE- and they hereby presented
nation in establishing elegraphic communication y means -,
the Atlantic cable, ravering midOcean thr
DID World with the New that the President of the limited
states be requested to gold medal struck %
table enblens DEVICES and Inscriptions to be presented Mr.
Field. w --i'
And he it further resolved That when the medal
haze been struck the President shall of this
resolution to b. engrOssed parchment shall transmit the
together the medal Mr.. Field,
him in the Of the people OF the United America
SEC. J. And bc 1t further resolved That sufficient OF
this resolution into effect is hereby
Approved March 2, l517.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

GENERAL GRANT was visited last week bv \
kentucky delegation, and it is recorded that
after much pleasant converse upon the climate,
crops and soil of Kentucky, the delegation
Withdrew wiz. In good order. Grant is evidently
and it is evident that he is as much at hnm6 m,nn
upon those pleasing subjects of converse so
much used in good socicty-the weather and
tn the crops-,as he is upon the horse question . ~
The latter has heretofore been regarded as his
peculiar conversational talent and of it. tbn
New York Nation says apprecatiyek If
there DC anything in Grant career Since tL,.
war for which We in special manner honor
MN, 1t is tor the pertinacity with which he
talks horse to them when they come to
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
p O E Il II Y
MY DREAM.

A slender form. girlish face.
Blue eyes and golden h ,ir:
sweet lips, dear lips and sunny smiles.
y vision angel fair!
Oh gentle eyes oh. cru i ewes
Why will you haunt m.so?
FllIed with the ol | swee. tenderness.
The love OF long ago.
A merry laugh, a pleasant voice,
sweet chimes, like silver bells;
Sweet music, unforgotten still.
Around me rings and sw.lls.
Oh woomg voice oh, cru i voiceI
Why will you haunt me soy
Speaking the old sweet tenderness.
The love of long ago.
AN angel form, blessed face,
A picture fading never;
The anguish of a vanished hope.
That cIings to me forever.
Oh blessed dream oh, cruel dream
Why will you hauntme soy
sad with the old sweet tenderness.
The love OF long ago.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
IPCBLIc REsoLrrIoy-No. Al,

hESotCTIoN eXteniin. the Drov,sions ,f so,4i
"f ti e1 An act To extend the uriS of ~ o.
for 70 pyotl lr Tor the payment OF .rtan
to m rHi stores and subsistence Supplies firi
teen hundred and sXtyuur approved 'uy lourth esh-
the United State, o M senate and House Representatives
are h oi section two of the abOveenttei ac be AMI &
stores weT ~ " recover all
meTe actually furnished to the
snn oT ueneral wis Wallace, ami uiy rent ~ % fr h
nrnven ~ lt nls authority, and authority shall La
MORAN rail- & m Of the accounting icers during
tho STATE ii,
W ui tI-htten hundred ami sixty three AMI 1r IN
shall ha bn6 - Io property apple l. said person
Approved March ,, 1867. " '4' government
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
lPrBLIc REsoLUTIox-No. 37.1
JOINT RESOLUTION for the reduction OF the militia
r"rt y' ana to grant land for bridge purposes to

ervafiT,
State of kan.Is. " N%e PuIPOses 10 the
tb % %E y me Senate and House of Representatives Of
III 'liiet ''at assembled Tbat
SCUM western OS Iniary of the military reservation of r ~
-, " 'i N ISilN De, aud the is hereby.
70 the
mouth to the point where said incrsects the present s
5e ~ stu reservation and lying between the
f & u ryrrs Is hereby granted to the State Kansas
III Dgid ~
m % te pI9lc hsIwy aiding through the present reservation;
m the tN pr~S condition that this shall b.
~ o hilsitS with State
an act o the SSatuc thereof said bridge shall he kt
anu !hdlnaiTi ~ good cnnOn AMI shall free to the
t Of the United States for all transit pur-
p Ntr without tolls charges, and ch and
ani guarantee being filed in the office Of the
@ ~ oi , Interior to ther with the certificate OF the
gov pr {" htils that good and .nn
,crd over the said Republican river shall b. the dufy
@ ciary 10 Issue patent, for the land
tae OF Nansls or to such cpmplny may be authorized
u le%l'l Ol sal Stttt. to
however That nothing herein contained shall be CON
totore made by the United States. F - W ANNN NeIe
ApprONetl Mnrrh z.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
IPrRr1c Rec ,.-,ov ~
A RESOIrrInN

the City Boston. ~ 0i0e @l1 euo- treasury OF
Resolved by the Senate and House of . !,
otIeN OF AaI:cl in Congress assembled Tbst tb
a. oi the City of Boston the Assistant rr,,
Of The Iosri If & o5ts az tn City Of Boston, the president
c"in, we am J0Ln A. An rewS, OF Boston BE- pnoint' n
an, H. III 10 se;t proper site for building post oGica
f. ~ VI tGco ~! Jda;lOn of the Sab Treasury in tL Cir
S ara il ~ " u Post MASTER tI,sra A. m
.. ule treasury at their EARLIEST convenience H. ny
the pricn ~ ~ ] my or a minority 0 them my agree and
I.,t a. WHICH sach site can b. purchased
sitp shnrid ~ contempt t in this on a @
% selected; AMI that if said report shall me-
ol tle POSTMASTER General
tinnaI Sa!' co lhlnhctt the with such ad-
Congress. ~ tHeg may mink proper,
Approved, March , 1857
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

approve S Tor te district of Columbia under the act
SS the ntf;nr ~ IN July, eighteen hundred and sNtyv nm
he t o the contract for the building OF said a %
three compose of G3mpeted and approved by board of
A b. Mile wSh "G QIartermaster General NJ G. Ncis AMI AMI
nor uneSS t Gi the Treasury Department shall he
0nenod - le letting of such cnnricf sbalI L,I &
ri in .lt anu equal competition, S.SHnahi r
OF WA newspapers printed AMI Published il, H. 80.
plans and thai tb % uc approval 0f such perfected
Annroy " 70 select site for said Jail under t sI t
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

FITZ GREEN HALLEcK. the woII.k,o,ro
American poet, died at his residence at :Sn;I'
ford, Connecticut, on Tuesday evening in the
seventy third year of his age. Mr.. iIalIerk
was born at Guilord in 1895, and at the a~e
OF eighteen was clerk in New York for t6e
well-known Jacob Barker. Subsequently he
was employed by John Jacob Astor, and was
made by him one OF the trustees Of the Aston
Library. Mr.. lIallcck wrote verses in his bow.
mood bnt none OF them have been deemed bv
IN ill% bs %orthy ro at preservation The first poem
appeared in the New York Ecc.iI@ Past in
1878, Mr.. lIaeck was vouminons writer
and his spirited lyric, Marco Bozzaris is
well known and is cherished as one of tbe
most popul ar poems in our language In lS330
3 he visited Europe. Mr.. IIalleck, after civ
ing up ms business pursuits, resided at Gull |
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
IPuRLIc REsoLrrIox-No s9.l

JOIST RESOLUTION nsrucng the Secretary the
order survey for bridge or bridges the Potomac.
by the ami House of
the United states Of in Congress- Assembled That the
be- directed
peen gineer ground and river and Alu
this District and report the practcaby
a bridge the Potomac without OBJ
navigation Of the river and the probable
thereof separately estimating for BRIDGE and for
bridge both railway and common travel Also TO examine
report touching like bridges the Long BRIDGE
whef hcr t same built avoid Obruc-
tOns thereby and the probable cost thereof
said report he made the earliest day practicable
10 Ia,-
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
lPrBLIC REsoLrrIoy-No. "a !

hEs0L CTIoT thanking the Chambers of S.,a+or 49,, n
tles OF 1raZii Tor their of
on the death OF President Lincoln " 'o" anu sympathy
RESOLVED by the Senate and House of =,
CONF 6 oI Ahtca in Congress assenbied That tbe
@tnIe the resolutions sorrow and TSptc ] ana
the M riltorN and Deputies cf Brazil have aiopted n
f'btli :" PRESIDENT Lincoln, hereby tenders ~ fbo
me thanks OF tn. people Of the Cnei SPas 'noSe
tb ll - ~ iIrti!r enacted rhtt shall be III utv f
s"nt m a. o tne United states to forward copy of thi3 re-
com nuhc3te to the two chambers EN''' 'A"' II De
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
rprRtIc RnsoLrrIOy-No. 4O.I

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary Of State to pre-
sent to James c. smith, the British brig Victoria a
gold ehrOOmeeF token Of appreciation OF his services In
Teng from death the master officers, and crew. ana passen
gers 90 board of the American brig Il. III. FILTER.
be Oyed by the Senate and House or Representatives OF
c hteu states OF America in Congress assembled Iat h
secretary OF state be- and he hereby, authorized and ditecl
% cause to be procured presented Captain James It,
~ master OF the brig YictOria. Of Yarmouth, Nova seq
a Eoia In token Of appreciation by ths gov
eTIeht {" the ltei states aud successful e.
Orts ia rescug from death the officers and
sengers on board the brig r. H. Filter Philadelphia wrecked
At the morning Of January
drc4i and siXty-seVen. $3.50 ~
A.t,s ,vad MAJ . IScT
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
-
pUBIIC-Np On I
AN ACT relating to brevets in tb. arn, Of tho

AN ACT relating to breve army of the United Statcs
NE enacted by the Senate and House Of tvas n
% led states OF America in Congress assembled That Tho
et Is hcr'y authorized with advice and cnns,nt M
~" senate 10 confer brve officers in the army of 49,
h'i states "n account of gallant. merOriouS or faithful
IN The volunteer service, prior appoint nent in said
APPROX ell March ,, lSj7.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

lhe Cleveland papers devote large amount
OF space to accounts of a revolving murder and
suicide IN that city, first brought TO li~ht on
Saturday week. James II. Gregory, the nrnl
prlctor OF some Photographic rooms in (Vrve.
land' had for some months employed a yomy
woman, Isabella Roy between whom and him,
sell degree of intimacy existed which occa.
stoned no little trouble. He was passionotn
man; and few moHths since was arrested far
cruel treatment to his wife. Gregory had in.
duced Miss Roy to live at his house. on thr
Pretence that she would be more conyenicnt t0
her work. This had not rendered to ajevi,to
"regory's domestic difficulties. On Fridov
morning, as usual Gregory and Miss Row Went Went
to their work, taking with them pailcontoin.
ing their dinner They did not return how
ever, and on Saturday morning Mrs Crerorv
with her daughter, went to her husband : nbo.
tographlc rooms, and found him living dead on
the iioor, his throat cut and surrounded with
pools OF blood. Soon afterwarl, Miss Row w,s
also found at the foot of stairway to the skv.
hight, shot through the temple. 1t was ryi.
dent that he had Deliberately murdered her and
then Killed him4elf. He had first tried TO Shoot
himself, but the ball was not we'll AIMED TLe
affair at created the most intense excitement in
Cleveland. ''N 'i''H' !"
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
80
TIE DICKENS.
In drawing crowds there is no doubt
Charles Dickens will succeed.
Ana when The eTowI9 Charles Dickens hear
They then will hear Charles Read.

Artemus Ward had an adventure in B,.,,, which .. .
follows: ~ 4A'eo 10
Fe'rhed IN tn" hoS~ way pooy girl in spects
e ot near % amt "'- tein young hoN mach NJ. "a.
nl'''u her q" young man she used k.r,E il W,than,-
fooy soon TN" got out and sl:ils in = lnc,i
MANNER said to the girl il spcclaclc-
Don remind You Of yUl ilS,ri 10 know
Aes she said you d. u o! ,le man but bs ma.
seat to the pchrnlry for stealing ls,rrl of r,acI -
died there SO concloud you amt him"
didn pursue the conversation.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
PUBLIC REsoLCrIoN-NO. 3jl

EoN to enable the Secretary of War to carry out
Rock Island. A power '"F the arsenal at
he resolved by the Senate and House of
the aed S;atrS of Am in Congress asspi T
aI 70 80, ' ~, 'iii ne Is hereby authorized empower
80 " cdr' mo elect Tn" recOmmen lltonS of
rs T2oh"i uni'r the acts of April ninee,n Shtnn h
alI twenty
HHSlX ra-iy to the Moline Water C5motnv aud w
az Rock island Illinois, rs conaiuri in H. rt
aohcrN and to make appc ltinn for thf 49,
at the head OF Rock Island ~ ' securing water power
Approved Nh . t>;7
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
PUBLIC REsoLrr1oN-No. %.

cnc nn- the right of wiy for tho survev and
mus of Darien. 'e sup cilIi through the 18th
United Sta M senate and House of Representatives of the
- ol state be, and is hereby directed to t9E Ia
Ia IN. 10 % am ir the ClteI States Of
sIr,H M m "r the United to maxi. tho
War "a a. i' minus OF DIrien for ship caIll to connect ~
1lc and those OF the Pacific O.r1n anJ
wy iAl! oe obtained by this Gov
Approved, March q 1867
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

CONGRESSIONAL SrATI>TIcs.-Te following vii! show trs
number 81 Tie members Of Congress from several States and
Ierrt"rs since the organization of he Cfnyruinn. Tor,
~ u Representatives S"nt'"r- and Delegates who have
served III Congress 427l Nrmb the -, tirn; G. n,-..
1' Number OF >lnS lI Number Browns It; Number a,
~ Numb OF Speakers Of the House Of Repre- .ata
e ~ NunLer 'i Presidents of the senate G; PrJut, oF
the SeI.,... - - @~s4SNaIISs "
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
Public REsoLUrIox-No. ,o1

- NJ IIVN III TeIiIIOn 70 National l}anking Assooioti
Cnie STAY y te senate aHl House Reorese1 Of tb
casas oil America in Congress- assemble MS oi thS
nbS wirs m Onal bank has paid or nat IN all
Of The De- or mas been found due from si 9 IA eacess o
Safns re tIre' TO be paid to the Treasurer f H.
may Stat, an N a SO itynE paid paying such exec. of d
Tr.asr ecot therefor, which, on bnnT cartiG m ~,
u, i ~, NE States OIn crrr,ct b tb % E
nl the Treasury, shall b. refHd1 ~ % tns FIRST
thtr by warrant the treaS;rv III the ordinary
Approved, March 2 lS67 S"'Ni''
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
fPCbLIc REsoLCrIox-No. 3c.l
JJ.I
REsoLrTioY to provide for the exchange of ce-,a tI
F'

documents. F@"
heS'v nv the senate anl House Of Of ~
Cuted states OF America in Congress assembled Tna 49,,
it, ~ ~ l uocuiltits her alter printed By order of either
congress, and fifty copies aiitOnal of ali d,c,r1n,
printed IA sNceS 0t the usual to- h,.r yth ~.
o, on ISSUED by department or bureau ~ N
on th ib % pacei az the disposal ot the Joint Conme
VINO snail exchange the
eyoi tht Sn h'oeitn Institution for such works
by foreign
be deemed by said commit ~, as NAV
deposited the library NJ "OFAs 10 Do
Approved, March Z. ISj7.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

ALITTLE boy, years old wa. usin, bis ,., 49,,
Gil on Sunday when his father who was minister I
and said: N-'e'NN
VI on prefer that should use your sla, ON the
Lords day. ~ va '"s
"m dIawIn meetnhouses father was the prompt reDy
Punch has the following epitaph BY a lady:
"Eneunbrdnee lOuS time bore.
Derislon in vsn
But when short skirts became the mode.
They Gased NE Of ny train"
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

man who brought before king jaime, eo,Id 90, . O,
was said, whole sheep Il u meal.
What eisc can he dO asked the Kia: NOR tina, otha,
men, '->" S'~SS
Nothing" was the reply.
Hang him. them said James; FOR it is a shame A man
more than one" Nv ~
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
Spec!alities.
MEDICAL TREATMENT

C2IcuIatons on extensive aud reliable data. Show
eCfe:sed rate oi mortality uuder what Is known rs
he Homeopathic system of medicine .TLa,''."
We make deduction Ol ten per from table rates
40" each TayInent OF premium by those habltnAiIv
l'lhs 'hIa a0Ie Ot treatment. In case Of medical
P'1clIce beng changed thereafter full rates wifi he
Charged Ia order that n Injustice NAV be done IN
more preiering other schOOs Of medicne al apnjr-
l'He OF PrOiiIs un Ter reduced rates. will be sepa
:LleIN mnl... -
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

!, Thaddeus Stevens has under consideration
the adVlsability Of dividing the State Of Texas
INTO two or more States, and has announced
his intention of introducing bill for that pur.
pose during the coming session.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

A new residence for General Lee is under
contract at Lexington, Va, but the work has
not yet been begun.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

Rev. Mr.. O'NielI, colored preacher, has
been arrested at indianapolis for marrying a
coored man and white woman, in violation of
the Indiana marriage law
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

AT the last session of the Virginia Lcgisla-
lure law was passed to punish vagrants, by
plaHelng nH them -, IN the chain gang, with bali
e enu chaln. This Institution went into ef-
fcct at Norfolk, ON Monday week.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

Recently upon the death of clerk in may
or's office at New Orleans, the application re-
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

L'p'RoCS mistake was recently maize by clergyman IN
tp i', couple presented themselves before him in
Church desiring 10 be united in marriage Thu. r,roi ~
tnh got oIiuei in some way, AMI, placing himself in from.
VI me Sr' omsna nearly narri him TO one of the
o' tle groom and bride When the ccrvnony was about
% Tue mistake was diseoNeEeL and tie matter Sc,
right before it Was quite too late.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

The New York Tribune says that half
million of dollars was lost and won on the late
election in the city of New York.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
A prso, tFuBLlc KEsOLUTIoN-No 29J
SOLoIION 70 acIIItae the Of nnnn,,r4. Or

a RESOLUTION to facilitate thu, s,.ttIan, ,n r -. -.
bursting Ohcers - N1S
-ates9lyrd by the Senate and House o .
of h t a'eS 9i n rca in Congress asse be1 Tba tne
ri m ~ ,ltlel IN act to provide for t4 nra 49,
rvat u ti icco Ilt5 OF tiSb Irsng on, ao,ru s.t
sIrh ndniret ami Sixty-twD aS nrvii,t tiy
PROMPT Win the vouchers necessary to h corr @ a
or @ - hS thereof, shall renlari Iir,c. ~ ald
G lug officers of the treasury M a, 10 tir prop
h. spt ~ am All such accounts and yo1cbars I nr'
tienent accounting oihcer OF the treasury for snt
Approved, March 2, 1861
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
$S

here Is this difference, recent Scotch writer "bo.
tween doctors AMI lawyers Th lawyers there are thu
longer the cases continue while the doctors there are the
ess chance there is for the patient last The first lead YOU
from one Judgment to another the latter you doub
quick to your final judgment"
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
(PuBLIc REsoLuTloN-No. an

JOINT Resolution ia relation erection of Jail in the
District of Of Columbia.
Be IL resolved by the Senate and House Of
the Uuted States Of Ansrica In Congress- assenb
shai paid Treasury towards ts
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

What bird is absolutely necessary at dinner,
and yet need neither be cooked nor served up?
A swallow
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

LADY who has horror Of tobacco Got irto ,h
Haven cars the other day and inquired Of mall.
Do you chew TOBACCO, sirr' NO. ma'arn don't v. a.,
rrpN but l can get you chew if you want one"
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

INDICATIONS seem strong that Judge Thur
chosen from Ohio.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

SOME one Dcinely says: Every stamp you put upon dooa
mind you VI democratic rebellion. ~ ~
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

Providence boy, years of ore having s,I., , 81.
MIX ms mother took him with moral suasion and
wound up her discourse by eNclamiug:
hat IN the world going to do with that milk any
how" '
Il was going to steal little dog it," the crush.
ing reply.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
Non-forfeitures of Policies.

Common life and endowment policies are non for.
I-ia'e 10 The amount oi premium paid. after three
annual premiums have been paid
Inc Ten,PreniHas life and endowment policies
are npn tprieItable aler TWO annual premiums have
osen pa 10 The amount Of many enIhs Of The val.
ue oi pO Icy, as the number oi annual premiums paid
POLICIES SINCONTESTIBLE.
AH policies issned by lhIs Company, are by their
terms lHcOntestiNe at the expiration Of years
against any error IN The statement application, Thus
guarding against The possibility of loss by litigation
s"er death. as Is frequently The case.
Prompt Payment of Losses.
All losses are by the terms of the policy made pay
ADe ety upon satisfactory proof OF loss. and
"Iaety days.
Policies Secured by pledge of
Public Stocks.
10 addition TO all the advantages herein before set
mfth Tie Atlantic MuiusL presents feature looking
." n u'e Pe9ect security OF Its policy holders.
. ny special enrolment Of The Legislature of New
York. al lis recent session. the Atlantic Mutual life
Insurance s'ompany permitted and sre n,enared
to issue class policies erted By The Supernendento OF
Sst ae H'urance UePaftment UNDER Hls OFFICIAL
SEAL as secured by pledge Of pgbIc t0ck 'Thus
enabling them 10 offer virtually the same sacnr1v
as nov given for the redemp,ioL Of NJ
dOaG. Bank Currency. Thus it would aopear that
The AilsnIie Mutual Life Insurance Company NAV
nghriully claim the confidence and patronage Of ,hs
aud every community 1t has been The endeayor oC
The officers 10 profit by past experience, and give to
policy holders every possible advantage and The best
Possible security.
For Rates. Agencies, and other particulars Apply to
Chas T.. MahOn, M. D..
General agent for Delaware and Ea stern Maryland
and Lancaster, Chester aid Delaware Counties IN
reansylvania ap-24 y.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

"h@' can oe more desoate spectacle than an old maid t
ting on an inverted habushe in cold kcLpn viii, - t.
on the om OF pairing eors with case knif
by the light OI a allow cald.y
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

Dr. W on one occasion received fee for MARRYING
parsmunUus couple and meeting them several yeaS arr =,
a social gathering took the baby and exclaimed:
"Iheleve have mortgage the Chilli
Baby rather than have xpana lion before tb o
pany, quietly handed over V.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27

MARX rwain' ecturng the Sandwich Islands, offered IN
show how the cannibals their vOd If some aly s 1
him baby. The lecture was not Illustrated.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
"'SeH at me First Session of the Tairy Ninth Con.
gTeSS.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
JOHN II. DAVIS,
fashionable Tailor.
AT WILLIAM B. COLLINS OLD STAND
COMMERCE STREET,
SMYRNA. DEL.

Men and Boys Clothing cut and made in the most
Pash'"nsOle manner, and Perfect Fits Guaranteed
os'absr 10Th, 1867.
Smyrna times., 1867-11-27
Peculiar Advantages
Rates
RoBERF II. PRHYN. President.
"a NtS HEN 0RlCK. Vice President

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