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Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE-On
Saturday the Rev. Dr. Carrow. of PhiIadelnhia
offered resolution of amending til, Disci-
pline that the Quarterly Conferences shall be
the organ OF communicating with the bishons in
regard to the appointment of preachers The
resolution was referred.
The Rev. Mr.. Cunningham. of Philadelnbia
presented a memorial from Elkton. MARYLAND
praying tor the resembling from the journal of
the General Conference the resolutions adopted
In 1886, censuring two Of its members for max
ing abolition speeches. Referred.
The Rev. Dr. Halliday, of Indiana. submit.
ted resolution asking the Committee on Re-
ylvals to incorporate H., the discipline a rnlq
defining what authority shall appoint choristers
employ choirs, and regulate the music of the
Church Wv
Rev. A. J. Lynda, of West VIRGINIA. nre-
sented resolution in favor of biennial sessions
OF the General Conference also, one in favor
OF increasing the number of bishops. Referred.
On Monday delegates were admitted from
the following colored Conferences. vix.: Ala
bama, Delaware, Georgia, Holstein, Mississio-
pl, South Carolina, Tennessee. Texas, Virgin
ia, North Carolina and Washington, are here
by declared to be Annual Conierenc of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
DIR. McClintOck, of New York, presented a
memorial for union of the Methodist Enisco-
pal Church with the Protestant Epsconal
Church, signed by the ministers of the latter
denomination. Referred
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED By
g. H. NEEDLES.

at his Office, corner of TWELFTH and RACE Sis,
Philadelphia.
Professional experience in the adjustment of Me-
chanical Remedies aud Supports for l6 years h' =
given him extensive opportunities iCr practice ~ his
important hut neglected branch. TO all afflicted ~itt
HERNIA or RUPTURE, he guarantee the suC-
cessinl application Of Trnssos specially adapted d
each and its conditions, often perccng radical
cure.
Ladies requiring Trusses, Braces, Supporters. Elias
tic Belts Bandages, Syfnges, Pcssar'cs, &C. WI
find Department adjoining his Office, conducted by
competent and intelligent FEMALES
9cT Bannings, Braces, FItch's Supporters, French
ndestructabe Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Sh0ui"et
Braces, Spinal Instruments, Clutches, &C., &c.
Feb. 26 ION.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

TIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL MARRIAGE SER
VICE 1t is not generally known that at the
last General Conference in 1864, the maria 90
service was altered. The charge to the nart;eS
previously read, 6 l require and charge Won Won
both las you shall answer at the dreadful dav
OF Judgment, when the secrets of all hearts
shall be dsclOsed) that, either of you know. y
etc; 80 in the covenant the bride promised to
obey and serve her husband as we'll as to
love- honor and keep him." In the present
ritual both the reference to the day of Jude.
ment and the brides vow to obey her husband
are wanting; Instead of wilt thou obey him,
serve SCI .I him, love, honor and keep him as It
love, honor and keep him." the words obey
him, serve him, having been expunged. And
SO also, in the words of the bride to the bride
groom, instead of II, N. take thee, NJ to
love, cherish and obey till death do rs mart. {"
as it was up to 1864, we now read ito love and
to cherish merely the ''obey' having been
struck out. There seems to be little agitation
mainly on the part of young husbands Il seems
to have the omitted words reinserted.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

The conviction or acquittal of the President
for high crimes and misdemeanors in office
under the articles of impeachment, now before
the high tribunal of the Nation, is creating
quite an excitement throughout the country,
and while this is the case the citizens of
Smyrna and vicinity are anxiously inouiring
one of the other if they have been to sec the
elegant new styles of Spring Goods, both for
ladies' and gentlemen which Baggs & Cotton
have Just received. They far surpass anything
of the kind this side of the Phila' market.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

John Forsyth, editor of the Mobile Register
is hlving tilt with "Brick Pomeroy," of tho
La Crosse Democrat, about the Democratic
candidate for President. John says he should
be war Democrat to stand any chance of ar
election. Brick says he should be an out,
and-out States-rights, anti-coercion, anti war,
antl-debt-paying Copperhead. He thinks nc
other man is a true Democrat. Heis opposed
to nominating men on the ground of cxpedi
ency. Forsyth exhibits the most foresight.
Brick the strongest adherance to party
creed
The Western men of "Brick' s. faith are
for Pendleton. The more patriotic of the
Eastern men are opposed to him and advocate
man who can show at least a tolerable war
record. y New York correspondent of the
Boston Iost (the leading Democratic paper of
New England) says he thinks that, if Pendle
ton gets the nomination, "a good manv Dem
ocrats IN this part of the country will stay at
home on the day of election" The Western
Copperheads say they will stay at home if
Hancock is nominated.
Another cause for trouble in the ranks of
the party is the greenback or reputation oues-
ton, Belmont, Seymour, and others of the
leaders in the Eastern States hold government
bonds to large amounts and are desrous that
the government should fulfill its pledges there
to pertaining. The Western men, on the
other hand, own no bonds, and favor virtu-
al reputation of them. Pendleton and Sew
mour are the antipodes in the party.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES,
with or without medicine, from whatever cause, at
one interview by mail, by MADAME REsTELL,
Professor of Midwifery. Over thirty years prac-
tice. Her INFALLIBLE FRENCH FEMALE
MONTHLY PILLS, No. l, Price 81, or No. 9,
four degrees stronger, Price s., which can never
fail, are safe and healthy. Office No. East Fifty
Second Street, first door from Fifth Avenue, New
York City; or sent by mail. Her Circular, "Ad.
vice to the Married. especially for those whose
health or circumstances, forbid too rapid increase
of family. Sent Free. mhls.3m.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

STEAMBOAT COMPETITIoN.-Owing to the
competition between the steamboats, nlvinG
between Wilmington and Philadelphia, the
n0"cor and the Fett0n, the fare has been re-
duced to 10 cents, and so great has the travel
become that the mercantile business of the for
mer city is greatly depressed. Wilmingtoni.
ans go to Philadelphia to buv a scrn6bing
brush, 1t is said. Some Of the mercantile
houses have experienced decrease of SI000
per week in their sales, it is reported.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

KENT Co. R. R.-The question of locating
the upper terminus was submitted to the Board
at their meeting on Tuesday last, in Chester
town. when there was tie vote, to A. be-
tween Townsend and Middetown, one director
supposed to be favorable to Middletown, being
absent
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

csterday, at noon, was
the time fixed by the u S. Senate for the
conviction Or acquittal of President johnson
before the High Court Of Impeachment Al
ll.3O, however, Mr. Elmunds. of Vermont
moved to rescind the rule requiring.a vote to he
taken at II, which was carried, and on motion
OF Mr.. Chandler the Court adjourned until
Saturday next.
On Monday the excitement in WASHINGTON
was intense. The Senate sat in secret session
to deliberate upon verdict, and the renorters
could only get information of the PROCEEDINGS
as they were divulged by Senators to their
friends. Each Senator was allowed fifteen
minutes to express his views. When the Son
ate adjourned for dinner fourteen speeches had
been made, and four Republicans-Grimes
1rumbull, Fessenden and Henderson-bod
expressed themselves for acouittal Whom
the Republicans learned of the defect;ono :,
their ranks, the excitement ran high and =
was generally conceded that the betravsIo
would lead to the acquittal of the President
In the evening the Senate reassembled. when
the debate was renewed, but no more defec.
tions from the Republicans were discovered.
There are other doubtful ones, who, it is be-
lleved, will vote for some of the rules and il
Is yet considered probable by some that a yer.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

o9PDEN DEATH.-Last Wednesday morn.
ing ing Mr. James Harmonson, proprietor Of T tbe
niavelers Home hotel, Laurel, COMPLAINED @ Of
misery In the chest, and at about half past Eve U
cba;U o,1ck went to his room and sat in an an arm.
sbort % INV 10 "hicn position he expired in a verv
ed. He Wa. Esuse-hesTt Ss disease it is suppos.
his age. "'' 0'u' "nu very active for
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

HORSES AND MULEs-There have been sold
at MiddletOwn hotel, since the 10th of Janu-
ary, 100 horses, 1911 mules, and nine yoke of
oxen. The horses averaged 1925 head, and
the mules 1925 per pair One pair went over
S400. The horses sold for an aggregate of
S24,525: and the mules S62,O75; total $50
6O0.- .Wd1letO,cn TranScriDt.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

DEAFNESS, Blindness, and Catarrh. trea,ed with
the utmost success, by Dr. J. IsAAcs, Oculist and
Aurist. (ormeriy of Leyden, Holland) No. sos Arch
Street, Philadelphia Testimonials from the most ra
his office The medical faculty are invited to ac.
company their patients as he has ne secrets in his
parctlce' Artificial eyes inserted without pain. Nc
chatgesmade ior examination. myS-ly.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
COAL OIL! COAL olll

The safest, best and cheapest Gil, for Illuminating
purposes in the market. We guarantee II TO be al
that is represented, and at less cost to dealers than
can be purchased in this, or the Philadelphia MAJ
ket. Give us a call
THOMPSON g. CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Coal Oil Lard Snerr
Whale and Lubricating OILS, s. w. cor. SECOND
and MARKET Sts., Wilmington, Del. [ap22-lyl
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

SEAFoRD-Ths town is improving proba-
bly, more rapidly than any other in the State.
1t has Guadruped itself within the last four
years. Fifty houses were erected last year and
forty the year before and there will probably
be one hundred houses erected there the com
ing year.-Republicon.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
MARRIAGES.

oilLLMAN-CIAPELLE-In bridgeport Conn. April goth,
by Rev Mr. Towne, assisted y Rev Mr. Gregory John
etman' OF Dover Dell to Miss Carrie ~ Chape Bridge
port.
"ENIZ-DoWNHAM-In Dover the 9Th inst. by Rev T.
b. Bradford Mr. Edward Wentz Miss Emily E. Dowuhan
both of Wyoming, Del.
the 23d of April by Rev NJ T. Eli
son. of HobOken at the residence of the brides father
Paxson to Lydia c. Ellison. both Of New Castle CO. D
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

At the railroad curve in the depot in this
town, the street rails have been taken up and
the I rail substituted, thus allowing the ''dum-
my thing to go out without getting stalled
Two sets of rails have been laid for the outer
curve, and the regular locomotives can now
run into the depot.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

GAS COMPANY.-The annual moot;no of tho
Gas Company was held on Monday Of last went Oh
when the following named gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing wear Jamns
X; X; Clements, Enoch Spruance, George Davis
W. T. Eiason. of Chester CO.. and G n
Trump, Daniel Trump, and L. NJ. Adams of
Phllada. The works have never been more re-
satisfactory, than they are at the present time ,
consumers have no cause of COMPLAINT
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

CALF KILLED.-Monday morning as tbo
town train was coming in from CIayton i rnn
Ihtc i yearling owned by Mr.. LHrtv' at the
bridge at Green Branch Run, and cut its bend
on 1t was reported that COW had bccn Lii
ed' ana the citizens were delighted. boning wo
would would have some fresh beef in market but
on oney " were doomed to disappointment. Neitb.
y, ,norn .I.e cars nor the butchers will supply our
market with this rare commodity pp'' Ouf
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
CHEAP CARPETS.
~ WHERE 'PO RITV TTIICM

Go TO EVANS, so well known as the Cheapest Car
pet Store in the City. Our stock is replete with the
most elegant assortment of Brussels, Three Ply, In.
grain and STAR Carpets, Oil Cloths, Malings and
window Shades, at astonishing low prices We are
selling good Carpets, two yards wide for only 81
Imitation Brussels and Irish Tapestry Carpets, yard
wide, from so TO rs cents These are the goods TO
wear, while they furnish almost as beautiful the
finest Brussels. If you want Cheap Carpets be sure
to go to JOHN nj. EVANS No 3I7 North I'd Street.
hrst Carpet Store above Vine, opposite Wood Street,
Philadelphia. apS-7t
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

A NEW COMER.-Last week we noticed tho
intended removal of Mr.. Buchanan 5 narticn, rro
I1r lar friend, Hon. j. Clancy Jones, of Realm
Pa to this State. The Georgetown .To~r"eej1
says ne at present resides near Milton. He is
a gentleman Of wealth, culture and high So,
e1al 3 position, and will receive hearty welcome
ne regards the lower part of Delaware Ss
destined to rapidly improve, and at no distant
DAY to be the fruit garden of New York city
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

ANNUAL VIsITATIoN.-Rt Rev. Alfred Lee,
Bishop Of Delaware, p. Z. Church, will offici-
ate at st. Peters Church, this town, Sunday
morning next, at lO5 o'clock, and administer
the rite Of confirmation to any candidates. He
will Officiate at Christ Church, Dover, at O.
clock in the afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

Episcopal CoNvENTON.-The seventy
eighth Convocation of the P. z. Church of
the Diocese of Delaware will he held in St.
Philips Church, Laurel, on Wednesday the
81 OF June, at O'Clock, A. NJ. All wishing
70 attend the Convention can procure tickets
Oh the railroad at reduced rates.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

Town ELECTION N-The election for Town
Commissioners took place in New Castle, on
Tuesday, when the following gentlemen were
chosen almost without opposition, viz: Giles
Lambson, Charles Clements, John Keegan.
Robert Murry, James NJ Housman.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

j, Joel Benton writes of the Delaware peonle
that they are kind and cordial. They viii 90
out OF their way to do you favor, and if YOU
ask the direction to any place they are willing
ttG0, to stop tor hal If an hour and talk with Won
The quick active spirit Of enterprise and 6ur.
ry OF business which you see in the North are
everywhere wanting. Indeed, the intelligent
portion confess this, and welcome eastern or
COnlnerci1L
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

The Capital Hotel, Dover, was sold Last vool
Py Todd 4 Abbott, Real Estate A~spts cen "otn tn
ii Henry IEazg, late of DanviIe Hotel at Dan ~
Th TTThIle, ILLINOIS, formerly from Reading. = pau %
or ne 81 sane W rm also sold the farm of s. b. Tav-
|a, aDcastNr IN west Dover Hd to Moses Winger Of
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

IHE CATHOLICS AND THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Roman Catholic Church in this countrv
Is averse to our system of public schools. and
IS using every means to destroy their usefulness.
Ihe recent effort in Wilmington to have n
portion OF the public school fund deVoted px
clusively to their use and aid them in main
tanning sectarlan schools for their children in
opposition to the.public schools. was but the be-
ginning OF similar efforts all over the country
An act has just passed the New York Leris-
iature approprlating $50, 500 for the benefit of
catholic schools in New York citv. The act
Is known as the "Charity act" pretending to
appropriate sums Of money to certain charitable
institutions, but really to make a special grant
10 the Catholic schools. Five thousand dol
Iars' appropriated to the Young Mems Chris
tlan Association, has been respectfully refused
by the President thereof such donations bo.
ing contrary to the spirit of the Association.
by this appropriation every taxpayer in
New York is compelled to pay double tax
the usual school tax, and special tax for the
O"tnohc schoeis, to pay this appropriation.
1t Is justly regarded as a fagrant defiance of
one OF the great principles of ur::system, and a
long stride towards the union of Church and
State. Says HarperS Weekly:
But when the Methodist, or Baptist O,
Presbyterian, or Unitarian, or Morayian ask.
the State to support his sectarian schooi IN
addition to that which the State has aIreadv
provided for the children, wise State viii
answer that he Is making very foolish re.
quest; Now Is there anything SO peculiarly
sacred In the denomination known as Roman
Catholic that it must not be placed unon tIn
same plane with all other denominations ~
Inc measure was an act Of Democratic hom-
age to ;"s Ca'ho.ies for their undivided sun.
port to the party-a shameless partizan sub
serviency
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
DEATHS.

GAfhISoN-on the 9th inst, Bethel Church. near this
town John d. son Of E. s. Garrison. ESQ., aged II years
ToWNSEND-At Femmngs Landing in Thoroughfare Mock
on the 4th ins Mrs VarOncea Townsend aged II years
FkEAS-In Milford. DEL the I'd inst Mrs. Jennie Hin
Freas. wife Of Dr. Frpas, aged 30 wears
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

j. 4 B; RAILRoAD.-Iti is said that the bus
mess OF the above road is rapidly growing. All
ready 1t is more than paying expenses. A pro.
position has been made to the directors to con. con
struct a telegraph line from Lewes to the Della.
ware Railroad along the line of the J. & B.
r. II. =" ~
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

THE TIMES" is published every "Wednesday arernoop nv
JOSEPH H. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor at SMYRNA
Delaware. ~ ' W
TERMS-SUBscRPTox-On wear oo in advance or co
NOT PAID Till the end of the No paper discontinued until
Ill arrears are pad-ony at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will beinsortod ST tbo ratio r s C.
anne the first insertions subsequent insertions Threeand
~ cents liberal discount made to quarterly semi-an-
nual and yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

An Atlanta despatch says it bas noty been
determined whether the Georgia Legislature is
Republican or Democratic.
Some dissatisfied members of the Virginia
Republics Convention have nominated State
ticket, headed by H. NJ Bowden for Governor
Gen Meade has declared the new constitution
ratified in Georgia by 1869 majority.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

. SUDDEN DEATH.-Charles Warren, ESQ, of
South ,Murderkill Hundred, died very sudden
~ Friday morning last. No man in the coun-
try gave fairer promise of long life. Cause,
appoplexy-age, about 25 years.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

Inc average number of Sabbath-school soho.
ars IN Sussex county, in 1867, ACCORDING 70 S tbo
report recently made to the Court of said co'n rne
", was 5l37. According to a lae act of f'S,,, Sn
Secmb!y the county pays to the suDerintcndents
OF said schools, 50 cents, for each scb"l"r
Gnich G makes SI568; so that Sussex county nave
Tor the support of Sabbath schools O'"'' pays
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
Cron's Coitsfoot Rock Candy.

Those suffering with COUGHS will find the above
unequalled for Coughs. Principal depot in Smvrna
Henry Bearne's Frnlt and Confectionery establish.
ment, Commerce street. Mandatory,
CROFT d. CO., 1877 North Second Street,
ap22 I'm Pu11Anrtpr,.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
--' 49, ~SS&

Mp: y Del. r. R.-The Denton Uaion says
that if the balance of the $4,000 required to
made up by the 2Oth inst, the road will PASS
out of the hands of the company. The amt
to be raised is about $1,000 We suppose the
p W. & B. Co. will take control after that
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

The Concert and Tableux at the Academy.
tomorrow and Friday evenings we believe
W, will be chaste and elegant entertainment
The audience in all probability, will be large
and apnreciative.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

ELEcTIoN.-At the annual meetino of tho
directors of the Delaware Mutual IG5e u Ing tme
"a rance Company recently held in WiIm;nato"o too
1ne following officers were elected Pras;icn,'
Sohn : I. McLear; Vice President. George w
H1to9e; Secretary. NJ. NJ. Child Counsel and
nHctuary, benjamin Nields; Chief Wed;noi
Examiner, DR.. d. w. Maull 4"eulcal
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

Remember Wyatt & Garrett shirt manufac.
ture, when you want white shirts No 62I
Market Street, Wilmington Del.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

SNAPPERs:-Five thousand pounds of snap
ping turtles passed North over the Delaware
railroad one day last week
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

The Mutual Friend milford paper) of Sat-
urday, says Up to this date the prospect
for general fruit crop is all that can be ex-
pected. The peaches still seem uniniured. -
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

DIyIDEND.-The Bank of Smyrna has de
clared dividend of 6 per cent for the last 81,
months
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

The best place and only place you can find a full
line of Carpets and Oil Cloths is at Primrose's His
Carpets are Cheap. He hss beautiful room fitted
up over his store to show them. The thing 70
Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
FoT Renf-

A GOOD STABLE, on North st. Apply to
ap22-3t H. B. PENNINGTON.
WANTED-By an experienced Teacher sltua-
ton IN one of the District Schools Of this county.
references by permissOn:-Rev. J. S. Willis, Har-
rIngtOn; Rev. J. NJ. Williams, Milford; VIM. Sharp,
Dover, and others. Address F.. ID. TARR
April lst-4t Dover Delaware
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
AI&EI0VAILo

HENRY R. PARSONS has removed (whils build.
@ o,lsJ " me store OF Mr. John COsden, on MAIN ST.
oPPOSi'e "ahpoelI s (lOwer) Hotel. apl5.f
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

IcE CREAM-Mrs. jenkins, on Commerce
ST., has fitted up a room for saloon and is
now selling excellent ice cream.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
DIVIDEND.

IA 4A11A1< H.
The Directors Of this Institution have This dav de.
clared dividend Of SIX per cent Oui Of the profits
ol me last SIX months payable TO the SIockho ders
ofther legal representatives. demand clear OF all
'aAes BY order.
w NJ BELL, Cashier.
bANk OF SMYRNA, May 9TH, 1868 maVi3-f.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
FOR SAFE

2WAGONS-One LOG WAGON, and the other
a FARM WAGON-with Iron Axles
Can be seen at Scout & Mapnerings
way l5-N EDWARD WARD
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

COURT.-The May term of New Castle Co.
Court commenced at New Castle on Monday
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
Spring Millinery! !

Miss L. A. GRIFFIN, Main St. has Just opened
her Spring Stock Of Millinery, comprising all the
new style Bonnets, Hats, &c. Also, full line of
Trimmings and Notions, to which she invites the
attention Of the ladies'.
Dresses, Cloaks and Chldren's Clothing made to
order mav6
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13

OYSTERS for sale, by the Quart or Count, at the
Restaurant of G. w. Standish, on Commerce street.
Families supplied.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13


PRICE-Sl.2 .25 per bottle. or bottles for So SO, de.
lIvered to any address Sold by all druggists every
where.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-13
THE MARKETS.

GOLD QUOTATIONS., STOCK. &C., from
McLear & Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
Quotations, May l2, 1868, at O'Clock:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-19
HUMOROUS
Editors Journal:

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blind, door, the joint production of
several gehiuses uiatao9 av u
Q Memoir Of Bdttod ( 81 Al r. ID.
Fafyler$.i 'HOf3H 1AlLdEE
.T Wright on theOGo qse, 5H Assoc
81 AlF9f Sh~oemFkerls Last Work on
Whites Life Of Black. Obi
Roses Lite Of Lily
Crossing the Desert by Camp
bell.
Hood on the Head.
Hams Criticisms on Bacon.
Cure for Scalds, by Burns.
Elementary Instructors by 4. B.
Seen e 8uE .-u0ua1itsul ss8I
tot TipkerIssEssay epl A. Loekeu i79
l. ,Huss, on Gritter Comforts.
Towel on H0usgketp@fs:
Singers Nofts bhvtkpV Vocal Organs.
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Doubling the Cape; by A. Dress
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Spayd on Agriculture.
1MaDn3s Niewaosf Weman's Rights,
SaEyeEIs Improvement OF the PIT
The Spirit Of se1enty-siE Will
Cumback.
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Young ladies say no when they
mean yes, and yes when the real feel
ing is nc. Gentlemen should accord
inglg make due calculation. A little
outlay Of penetra ioI-a few minor
tests well apphed-wilF generally
evolve the real state of things. A
little innocent disguise isn't very
wicked, especially if you, reader, who
are SO really sharp, can penetrate the