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COR Il PONDENCE
Young Mems Christian Associations

~ tIe Ignt OF Immortality, mon see the need
Ior hlgher standards of life Never woc tb.-1
SUCH demand as at present for nohler tr,,o.
Purer manhood and we recognize il 70 nv no. >
louhdatlon truth, that nothing less than = CIr;'
'r rau me WIZ meet the requirements of tine arn
e - TPe" ~luer avenues to this end, is the aim
vi vi; thS oung Mems Christian Association
~ ioI IourIeen years, has been laboring in
'hls country The world is awake and tho .S -
soclaton has welcome co-extenSv. VIII ,'ic as ds
Doruers Oh ChrlstendOm England Enrono
anu America all have their association. |n
afLS' qqurlhg the coming month of August. will
pe hGId the Worlds Convention )" Tn ,,, ,h"
month OF June an International Conv.n,;oni'G'
was heiu In Montreal where there were nro.
sGn' sG representatives from England, Ireland
tne Oanadas, and the United States TLe
means by which the association works. ara
aea9ulng roonls with convenences for writing
anu "nere men can talk without the surround.
llSS OF Dar-rooms and saloons. These rooms
are further made attractive bv froa Inct~r", a'
literary classes, and societies. Religions ser'
vices are usually held, such as MONDAY nrova.
neo1hgS; 1he work in the aggregate Is rom.
. .ooenUcu ny over two hundred and flty associs-
tIh II0h y comprising thrty-two thousand man,Iors
a nc amount N good done may be seen bv tbnso
i"c's s Inc Boston association reports one rnn.
version Tor every day in the year The Tnw
! oiA anu brooklyn associations have anattcn
ianGe i In their rooms nightly of several Lun.
lred young men. Philadelr rhia has over c;%h. I
Teen hundred members, and an average atten.
lance at the rooms Of about two hundred witb
rec lectures, classes, in the Bible, in French
re and music, and daily prayer meetnr
ne working OF the associations brings into ae.
,Nt.y an immense amount of material which
'ouIu not be otherwise cmplOyed II i ocoo.
Fry Fry TO- and the child of the Christian church
nc capital with which it works is the love Of
'fesus, and the interest sought is the salysfon M
y men. With Christ commnnds AMI 'i'cx.loh ex.n
" we wa~a watch wait and work for his salvation
Trn!sClanS "a: to DC one. The only State in tha
mon without an association is Delaware a. amd v
he he,O other States send you an invitation to ioip @
mem: @ Christian brethren, who are one IN JOir, ~
reatlng and redeeming love, lend rs yoUr Ure IN
Ul, ana when we gather at the river, on the
';;urrectl0n ;n shore, Jesus will own the labor e
lnnaSnuch !n as ye have done it unto the le,.i r
tneSe, ye have done it unto me, y '''''' G
or NIa.., WM. +. e. MoRsELL, :
)ciation. OAii''lAn AS b
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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L tCrS EOH TIIK l,In,-n,.

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Ftcrs TmE Public
+ Easily verified by examination. which 49,.
spectfuly invite,
|. We have the Iargc,t estnbIi,hn, NJ T., Il
manufacture ald sale Of CipiIriag in b,l,a.I,5'.
extending through from jl5 Market stree, T., IN
-hihoI street. aud pied cxcIsiycIy bv ,Ir,s,.,
Z. Our building, having been cons;rnei.s l., -.
tor our own Exclusive occnpancy and far g. ~ -
ness To which II is entirely devoted, uniics all VIA
COhVenlehces and which have been found nrc..-,
or desirable. '''' ~
.. we have an ample cash capital, enabl;no ~.
- H ." Pu[ [e"dSesl lT cash an giving u =. i.ca
at inc most fIv"rabc prices from ,rc ,o..t '''',
the entire world. Ix TINS ran ,c,., 4' 'e' -
aaNrAHES ~, SHARED BY No OTHER uor,r ~ r,,.
nInHitg. '"e ." S'Hss' COM
- we sell goods for cash only, which. ,Loo,,. :,
i; ,i our business to those prepared 10 purcI
III lhat way. enables us To- yip, tl,rtn s,cl I
yes as no house doing different bushes, c,,
SHY offer. '1''"'S' can Ps
o. n business experience of quarter or , co,
Jury mas informed us fully OF tho wants or ,bc .h
Tic ana OF the st way to meet them P1"'
D. we employ the best and most cr,o,i...
Nu'ters and WOrkmen in making M o,,r r,'t
thc style, tit and make of which are ,o,n,,.,..'
l. All persons, whatever NAV be their H..
PecnarItles (unless deformed1 can h. ,'!!! ''"'
m''ed at once from our stock, IN 'mst cusc. hon..
t"d" oy goods made to order. aud at prices % s;n
per cent. iolcer. 50 l" ~
o Our business is large and constantly inn.
ing enabling US to keep the largest, b.., a,.a,I
ana an most complete stock of Mems, YontL,, .,aT
hoyS tI"thIng in Philadelphia, to which J,',.
uany additions a!c made of fresh goodA, repl,c,,
D. r"f reasons already enumerated, we can srj
10 sen at prses guaranteed in all eases IO,r,r ,I
"e loceSt e!st,ohere, The sale cancelled and man,.
re(uBied """ "'"'y
io' ~ All goods when offered for saIo are represented
10 he exactly what they are
H. when buyers are, for any reason dissatisfied
'hIa purchase made, if reported within roason.
u"uihg OF money or otherwise, To give full s,t.t.
l"n IN every case and request thai III such NAV he
epnr'fd To US Tor ad us,ment -
'''T E;g1y E%y yet ori'resH Bennett & Co,
SiIIst, SIS M4nxrr i%xEF s,.,rr i,,1'e
Ana con u Philadelphia,
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Maryland Affairs.

CAMP MEETINd.-A camp meeting for Don
ton NJ II. circuit will be held at Concord com
hehclng on Saturday, August 18th.
ANOvEL ELECTION. Easton St,.o,,,,
an account OF large picnic held in Srov,
and adds: '''0 i''i VI 'uiy
lhe great feature of the day was an election
at ten cents vote, to determine the pretties
anu most popular lady of the district. to whom
splendid fruit cake was awarded, the proceed,
~ " inc o electon to go to the Trappe Band
over 5,OOO votes were cast, thus nettinc tbo
band about 5000. The PRINCIPAL cand;Jatns
were Miss Wech, Miss Caulk and Miss Orcn.
uoTt' Up to within a minute of CLOSING tho
PphS' Miss Caulk was several hundred votes
ano"ui anu ncr ADMIRERS were confident of sue
Ios IesI put a trend OF Miss Welch kept his bal
~ COG Uach 10 the last, paid 500, and gave her
t t,OUo c votes, which secured her the victory by
sclhe oo plurality, amid the plaudits of her
friends. This is novel way of determin;mr
the prettleSt girl in neighborhood
SALISBURY ITEMs.-We take the following
items from the Salisbury Ne,0 Era. "''s
tEACHEs.-It is said by growers that soma
varieties of peaches will be ready for martat ap
In about two weeks. "i N''
olCKNESs3.-PhysicianS report a great deal
OF sickness in this locality. e'0"' uo"i
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-On Tuesday Of
last week, colored woman named Mary Row
ley' residing on the farm of Mr. Babel Mason
near ? Sandy Hill, in this county was struck V~, hr
lghtnlng and severely injured. 0>
!, CHURCH DIFFICULTY.-Iti is very conrlns;vo
mat u the Methodist Church of this place will he
1Ivlded. 1n Who will go with the Southern
Onurch Z is the question. We answer. Irlti.
nately all that have countenanced treason and
.raltors The EpiScopaL Hcthoelisf an adyo-
'ate OF division in the old Methodist Chnrcb
l9w 9VI enjoys a larger circulation in the Gbnrcb
u u TINS place than the recognized organs of t6a
Ihurch, and from this fact it is easv 70 ;ma.
ilne l the spirit in the Church. and what will he
ays: p'o" UoSe"c
h"le'L;-On Monday evening last, Master
george COvey, son of Mrs Joshua Coycv. ro.
!lng near Spry's Gate, about two miles from IN
MS place! was kicked by horse, from wb;cb
HtyIMr. Jos: c. Sheppard during tho
asst week, cut thirty-six tons Of s HaH frnrr 'me
ghteen acres Of his farm adjoining this pIacn acn
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17
Congress.

On Tuesday 9th, the two houses were on
gagged on the supplemental reconstruction hill
reported IN their respective bodies, and in NO
cordance with previous determination. Mr.
Stevens pressed through in the UouSo ~
Representatives. the particular bill introduced
Dy himself Two amendments were adopted
one providing that the Presidents narJor
shall IN no way effect the right of person ~
register who had engaged in rebellion. and tbo
other imposing fine not exceeding 81 OO0 or
Imprisonment tor one year, or both Far a.
tempting or preventing the execution of n;tL"n
OF the reconstruction acts The hill was tLe.,
passed yeas ll9, nays 81. ''io'i
ne oenate Was engaged all dav IN Wod-
heSday IN the discussion of Mr.. TrumbulTs
reconstruction BILL '0''
In the House a resolution looL;pr %
investigation o! the treatment by conIaderatn
"uIhoritieS OF Union soldiers in rebel prisons
ana providing, that no testimony in relation
Inereto gwen by party shall be used arainst
nun III any criminal or other prosecution, ox
ci'eu considerable opposition on account of
the amnesty to inIormers. The lattnr wos
struck out, and the balance of tho rnsolut;on
WHICH authorizes committee of five ON the
subject was adopted. Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa.
announced that the judiciary committee were
y. lioC ready TO report on the Impeachment oucs
tloh' Out would be prepared to make their re-
port at any session held after the I6tb of
October next lie further stated that five
I.cllpers OF the committee did not believe the
resident bad committed high crimes and
"'Suoiheanors such as to justify Impeachment,
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

Ohe OF our religious exchanges has nm oc
count OF the terrible destitution of the Wnst II
the matter of clergymen, and it makes nm an.
real 10 GhrlStlan young men to volunteer and
supply the vacancies. On the other hand. we
HGaru I1ru an eminent orthodox clergyman from
lilhOls recently say that the superabundancc
OF preachers IN that and adjacent States was
uoih9 great damage to the Church and the
community In almost every town of two or
tnree thousand people there were five or six
rival clergyman of different denominations,
"hiie one, or at most two would be all that are
really required. What was needed, he said
was men of higher intellect and education. and
greater personal and moral force than can or
dlnarlly be found in Western towns. We sub-
NIT this view of the case to our religions
contemporary. L. Times.
Jno. McLcar & Son. Bankers, No CO.,
Market st, Will, Del, buy and sell gold s;l.
yer "nd Comp. Interest Notes u, & S'2H's
converted into 52Os without charge All
classes OF, Govt. Securities bought soid anI al
exchanged. Gold Coupons, due ,TuIv I,iu Int
wanted at hi CHEST rates. Drafts and Jug mSs. dsI,
tickets for sale. ""u passage
Del. State Bonds, and all State Socur;,;o,
bought and sold on commission bv 'lSIeS Tno M
Lear a Son, No. COZ Market st., VII ~, noi NC
smiths LAWNS u" hattein "
jy II.
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STATE AND LOCALS,

~ y nEAT.-Weck before last wo rofom
@ Tu 70 the wheat crop in rather Hattrring tar,',s
ne farmers have commenced thrcsLin@ anJ nr,
correct estimate can be formed of ,ha LILY :IJ
merely. Onr estimate was oycrdrsWnS rr S'eIo "a
Tbs Tbs .ne farmers The yield is in Straw onlT ~
the wheat er w., up 70 the time of the rpenng Of
In a growing condition. Rut spIi ine gram
weather became excessively hot wh;nGg LlG th9
l 1ne tendency to shrink the pran in "m'om na1
Inc result is that the kernels are ebr;nngg bT;TnIng
n Wnie the stalks and cbaff have rcco;rod y'red III
.he benefits of the favorable se,.on '''GTEfd all
Innate mated that there will be faing off f - eS-
fpuT'n Tom I'm Emany make much brher eltioae ii one
IS consideraR 5nG aaR'I.pnted yield Although this
is not dfaole baJ aoe dlwyS9%unt still the wheat crop
,v iaIl crop ofaDy thing? Tstn % ~ We ~ nave a
of orS 5r,nS our wheat crop will be eouai "a ~ "a a
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

D new BooKs.-We have received fro,o 9
+. Goodwin ESD, Of PhiadeinLia hnn't;,I .""i -
~ 3tle volume entitled Heart Brratb;n,'."!. 9a".'lu
he Souls Desire Expressed in Ernn.t,'a' .SS OF;
IL Is a series Of Prayers, Melrati"ns ,,nTNT on% H
v'.l"nl @ Selections for the family circle ' r. i)i :
nnhI.Lu %Ji, little pT9rk york ): b. LipPincott & Co. =
PqWWSnEer<' WD Phlla. Price, - ct,. So " 0o''
11s WiIii"e, Ha"e also received from BeadIe & Co.
SpeaScr % I al'asn anJ j'tSft, New York Tie Dime
JHst Issued by these we'll know" %p ,l,Ig books
Inc former is designed for schools JnI'crs' and
talnS extracts from many of the best 4"u con,
OF OF the country. The latter il novl h,, GiorS MT
f., t1 Oakes Smith. They can be nurcbaSeJ j'rs fa.
Z" cehts each by addressing as above. ''N io'
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

FIRED. DOUGLASS.-Frederick Douglass. the
WE'LL kaown negro orator. passed up the Della
ware Railroad on the 5th inst He made y
Fe"rth of July GRAFTON at Norfolk, and was
on his way home. Every paper published on
the line of the route has made mention of tbo
circumstance. He was recognized on the train
by Rev. L. l.. poulson, who introduced him
TO several, whereupon he was asked all sorts
OF questions by his new made ac,nointancos
" "ptGn DC rephed IN the most atrable man
'ner, The Rcpubitcan says:
In reply to question, he said his old mas.
tIl laitliy had frequently declared he was
Eh suo utose 9aIStlngulShed man frop the Eastern
eh9re OF Mary land since the DAYS of his ,l nyn0d.
Jqther General Lloyd ~ ''''''
Inc DeItWdfedm says little knot of Della
ware hadlcals seemed to take delight in lis
tenng to the droppings from his lips and bath.
ing IN his gaze, and adds:
A c9pperhead witness of the scene rcmorL
eu lnat Fred was less niggcr and had better
manners than his white worshippers, -
IL Is one of the weak points of human nature
10 bestow fulSomc praise upon DISTINGUISHED
personages whom we admire.
The Princess Anne WemM saws tbat Frod
told one OF his questioners that he had not been
through this section of country before since he
run away from his Old master-when the '.un-
derground r!y railroad was in operation.
There is nothing like being lionized." and
IL seems that none enjoy larger share Of that /
blessing then Fred. He is ''the observed of
~ observers, and even those who never have
been abolitionists are the first to praise him
sometimes lie says he meet with warm re-
eeptlon from ercryLody in Norfolk,
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

SENATOR SACLsBURY.-Senator Saulsturv
went TO Washington on Monday, arriving there
IN his usual "tuddled" condition. He bas
"o' taken his seat up to the present. being
prevented by his friends, as it is understood
tnat he Will be expelled Immediately if he takes
MS seat IN one Of his drunken furries II
seems to be desirable, on the part of most per-
sons In the State, that he should be allowed
10 take HIS seat that he may be expelled II
is evident that he will neither resign or reform
consequently the State will be continually mor'
tined and chagrined by the little telerr,n,s
oO: Instantly flashed over the whole country con-
Tg! Igfnlng Senator salisbury, of Delaware ),
Il'S - condltloni is rapidly growing worse and
there is no hope for improvement tbo oni, 'u
nope Is In his expulsion, and let it be- dono
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

The ATToRNEYsHIP. We see that tho nam,
OF JAS H. Booth has been sent to the T. =
Senate by the President for the office Of Initial
otates District Attorney for Delaware, in place
0i John l.. Pratt, resigned This is un.xnnct
ed' doubtless. to most persons, as the name Of
WI NcCaulley, of Wilmington, was strongly
urgea Tor the vacant office, with fair ,rosnoct:
u was believed. John b. Pennington. Of d.
FSr' was also working for the position an1
circulated a petition among his party fr;ond' u
with considerable energy, recently His cbamads ds
w. rs'e nO' na'terlng' however, his position in
MS PROFESSION not being sufficient to recon-
ir menu MIN, Mr.. Booth, who will very proba.
ply De confirmed by the Senate, is a yonna
lawyer "a at Ne" Castle, (son of the late .JuJre
pooth) and gentleman Of fair abilitv
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17
HELMR0ID>S
concentrated Extract Sarsano rjlI
sr.Schenck's PuIn.omicSv > ;, ;.

i"S gfeat medicine cured Or. J. H. ScHy~cx -,
'oP'e"T' OF Pulmonary COnsunpIioa. whe, =, h.,t
'"'"e' It's Dts' formidable aspect ant ,Ah., s,o,
"'" appeared 10 be inevitable. Its phys,c,an. n,,
"'u"Ceu MS case lncurable, when he curnz.er., q,
""e "' 'hi' SIMPLE but powerful remedy u, h,,,
was restored M very short inne an,I nm re,,- a.
disease has been pretended. IA, olI tho -,
qu''N'y disappeared. aud his present we,,ai = r,,.,
: -, "'e" pOuhds. SlnCe his TecJveyy p, ba.
"''''e' h's attention exclusively 10 The ru,, ga,
.'"' "''l me diseases which are nsusH, c,,m,,,.
"''" van H. and the cures effected bv hi, ,nAi,
nave nee" 'rn'y wonderful. DR. SCUuSCr ,,oto-,,,
'eSs'"hai VISITS 10 several of The hrger c,,,e
"nere he has n iarge COncOnrse of D,,,on,s i ,
"''y astonishing tn see poor cun,nDMlye, ,b,t how,
10 oe iI'ed out OF their Carraees AMI m i.,,, r,
"ea''hy' robust persons Dr. S;IENCK.S pt.I.,o
NV. SYRUP. SEAWEED TONI, sn, MAN0p.rr
IL LS are generally all required in curing C,ts,,
o"' ulldirections accompany each so ,,at n,,v ,s
oan 'aAe them without seeing Dr. Scheork hn, =, hon,
" Is convenient II is best to see hun lie ey,ve. oJx,,
"ee' ou' Tor a thorough examination with IN. Re,,,.
Ometer his fee is three dollars
Please observe. when purchasjn, ,b,, ,ho ,,,,
"''eS VI 'he Doeiof-One when ia the lac, s,ose of
t''t pun" ana the other as he now is, IN perfect
"e"'lh-are Oh the Government sIamp.
, =! AL druggists and Dealers. Price 81 so ser
Do'''e' or - 90 The halt dozen. Letters f., ,d,,cs
Snou'u always be directed to Dr.. Schenc Is p,,o,I
O"''e' 10 North Sixth street. PhiIad.inhio p, ,an
efaI h"esale Agents: Demas Barnes & Ca Ny
>. D lance Baltimore. Md; John Park. C,nc,nna,
ohioi Walker Taylor. Chicago. IN; Collin. R,o.
ST Louis. Mo.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

t6s 8O. Market st. Will Del We Offer 80s r., No,
Navi@s~t;ooni ~ r. registered Loan of the Leb;rh h
free fram ,on III TO-, interest payable quarteriy
and ~ ncoruad al taxes at the low price Of 1920
We have ais also tfh.ereSt ~. for each $1,000 Bond.
mortgage Bonds bearing 10 god acme inc hrst
payable seml-annualy at desirable rates t,"lereS''
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENTS. On MONDAY
IN the u 5; House Of Representatives, Mr.
AeiSey' OF New York, offered resolution in.
S'fuc.lng the judiciary Committee to ipouiro
whether the States of Delaware, NaryIsnd
and Kentucky have State goycrn,ncnts ra,'r '"nu
mean In form The resolution was agreed to
by vote Of 7G to IS. 1s'Vcu 70
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

Allen u Needles, the well-known fertilizer
dealers, have important intelligence in our
advertising columns to, day. Their pbospbates
are so well known and SO extensively used in
this community that they need no rccommen-
dation from US. ''''04
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

FTE "flhES" as PubtisAed rorry Hcdnesday a
+eFnO0n, by jos. H. HorvrckEs, j?y,to, and pro
PrietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
''uSSeRrfT'oN, ,~-'0ne gear, S2OO in ad.
"H"'e' or $3.50 y not PaId till end of the gear. N
P"Pcr "'Sc0Ht'"sCd Hn'0 aliGrrearsare paid-Onlu
at tie qgt4sn ef ;ke Publisher.
AoVSeTFsS&eNrS 'oH be inserted at the rate ofSeren
"e"tS ""e for the first insertion subsequent in
ScVS'oas 81 cents. 4 liberal discouat ,pade to
quarterly, semi-annuql and vearIv adrertisers
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

The question of the adoption of the ten hour
system has been considerably agitatad among
the colOred farm hands about Odesss Two
meetings have been held already.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

DRoWNED.-A correspondent at Scaford in
forms the DelaIodredn that Mr.. John Fisher
vas drowned in Copowsy's mil-popd, on Sat
urday week. FO''F' o'' 0"'
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17
The SuTIatt Trial

In the Surratt trial, Friday, the dctcctiv,
oincerS who, on the night IF the assassination
searched the h uSc of Mrs. Surratt ,vnr, or
ahmed; Two witnesses from Elmira \ v
testified that they had seen John II Snr
ratt IN EImlra on the l2th, 18th and l4,h ot
April IN direct contradiction of the testi-
OF the assassination. ''lo N1S
On Saturday, Miss Olivia jenkins tost;fe,
that John Suratt was awav from home On H.
uay OF the assassination. She recornizod b;S
Signature on the St Lawrence Hall register
nnVld barry testified that he was at Suratts-
File on March -, lSGJ, and saw Suratt thera
went with Suratt to Port Tobacco; a Mrs
Drown was at SurattSvie on the 18th. and
n9ratt -! Sald ne was going to see her safe TO
nf'chmond; William Failing, of the Webster
.f"Iei ~ dI OahanIalgua, testified to the entry
oI W tne name of John Harrison in the hool ~
the 10th OF April Frank @. CLamLerI,;n M
@h@ e purchased the hotel from Failing. tcsti,
'Ieu that he saw no change in the entr,.
I,oSeph bradley, Jr, testified to ao;nr -
Oi'l1innaIGca last March, and finding the n ,mn
OF J"4n Harrison on the register: he mad. y
second visit to look at the register. after which
ne summoned Mr. Chamberlain as a witness.
JOSH BILLINGS.-l never knu man who
was aIwuS anxlOds tow repent of his sins hnfrro
ne had committed them who didn want tbe
sharpest ind of watching. '"o
| never bet emmy stamps on the man who is
always telling what he would have did if be
haI been thare He never gifts thare,
Faith don appear to me tew be ennvtbipc
n more than tIlptop good sense; and the fait1
fn' rmere Is IN TINS world now won't keep man
a"mi 'aLllng 10 the bottom of well if he lets
go NV the curb to spit on his hands - %
When get to not having any good lucL :,
ioes 10 seem to me that kan have more of IL
! nan emmy man | ever knew, and not half try
! suppose 1t seems jist so to you, nv friend
| kant think ov enuy talent now that u co
'pt 70 descend from father to son untornsb"J
IS the gift of exaggeration. N''A' "'Si'u
;nnla "a man nm may have perfek right to be born
S;G, nn;;n out | dought whether he has right to
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

STRIKE.-About dozen workmep in Potor
son Mustard's Tannery, in this town ~ str"nL p,uT
LORI ior nlgher gi wages last week Their places have
an ooen adnne mied with other workmen They wanted
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

AN Important notice to those who have
drawn tents for the Camden Camp Meeting
may be seen in our advertising columns-un,
der marriages.
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

T. CAMP MEErNG.-The woods of Robt u;n
Met6oSiat Ma %Gar Benton has been engaged by The,
cult Rev r9Ete;iiant = + congregation of this cir.
meeting. A camp was held there laot aof camp
Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

TO CoNSUMPTIVES.-1ho advertiser, h,II
oeep restored to health in a few weeks bv :, 49,,
SIMPLE remedy; after having suffered ro; 80,
ga.e gvar" ",t severe lung affection and that dro,
to his fellow sufferers the 1oos 10 make kno'
10 all who desire il, he will send oot.,
prescription used (freo Of CHARGE. with ~. y .o
.:u :or preparing and using the sam. vh;cb h
Ra' w. nna SUR cURt for CoxsrMrroy Asrn,,! WV!
T"n~ nFas, COUGHS, Coins, and all 1nro.t md
in sG1d;nG Questions: no, The only object Of the advcrt.er
od 'oSng S Tue PRESCRIPTION is L. benefit the ,fl,c,
co. ana spread information which hc
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Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

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Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

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Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

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Smyrna times., 1867-07-17

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