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New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
IHE STATE or TRADE,
HAVANA MARKET.

H,vASA FEB lO-suSaI ga KIcase buo'.nt ~ the Ue'ei
s.t~s ~ dsy. cuge s 70917 Sight .5aoo on
Iordos 9a %, P,ds 9i os5 sPana gold. 100 prena~
r-teI. .tuf fsfF,lrt
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Exports and Imports Of United states Tor s e,s gesA
usnes Gold and CurreDcy also Reerpor Ia fsD-
for 1874. Price 20
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

The Boston School Board last evening, after
loug dslIe. refused TO reconsider their previous ac-
ton relative the admission az ladies' IN membership
1hs vote stood IS iu favor 81 agsnst The pabic IN
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ysu Ontslx. Feb O-Cou good demand and hshe, ls@
zoe TO- White. sjr or yellow osIs aud tfmer DC hra
dal 81 naru eli for Prme $50 for Choice fers dat aai
osrT oaras $40 5D Bseoa dal sa lever al 7S fes ssoa
sea, ~ Ces, hg aios, ~ cg lieA S'ss Vhe' SssFs
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

aschsnsst Colt IIty, grchaoye-ss- Y1,t ssht gssus
Sterling 5.391J4O
WLsf'scs n g. P-b lc-soirts T,sDesaoe one, a lAa
Nos ene. ~ 20 for Srsn Crude Tmpe1hne qnot al 81 ~
a ? Hard ~ 20 Tor felow DIP Tar stesdy a. 81 So
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

Rsptured People, don't the dangerous ~e .pnon n
roals.y Rupture comfortably night and dsy M cared
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

~ In whisky quarrel at Osgood Ind. Monday
night Mitchell krd b.. spos Ban-st V.Qde,eI anGnx
hin 90 the head with sod thea shootIx hi4
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
orpu,Ny AND THE UNITED STATES.

GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES.
pxroyr THAT SHARPLY woRDED NOTES HAVE BEEN
EXCHANGED.
PARIS. Tuesday, Feb. TO- 1874
Tho Patrs says sharply worded notes have recently
49,, a,changed between the Governments OF Cor
many and the United States The subject oil the
correspondence is not stated.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11
THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.

vxcuA uAScF OF PRISONERS WITH THE CARlAslS'
MADRID. Tuesday, Feo. TO- 1874.
N, Imporc,al says the Government has
-, 70 an exchange Of prisoners with the Cariists'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

The Trisuac Almanac for 1874.
NOW READY
vog AALs nv Al ss.sDsALsN Ass Az
rug T9lBusk ofttCk
prss 20 oesu. ist ".
New-York tribune., 1874-02-11

po.r.. FEB 0fbs following 70 ststsmes Of m. B,stss
N.bs R., retained Tie Monsr ,ruIar
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

tions, he might yet be of some use to society
and to his family by reason of his acknowledged
superior education, if he goes TO distant parts
where he has not been heard of Il, on the
contrary. he is the desperate outlaw which
many believe him to be, we know of no means
30 certain OF ridding this quiet community, and
even the State Of him, as the one the Governor
proposes. We can see no use of running the
county to any additional expense with this
case, when the only persons being punished
are the DELICATE wife and her parents and the
aged and afflicted parents of the prisoner, all
OF whom are regarded, by all who know them,
as exemplary members of society. Having to
leave his State takes away all the clemencv
towards the prisoner himself thereby making
the lnnocently afflicted and the community the
only gamers in the conditional pardon.
Near Dover, Dec. 9TH, IA. " ~
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

VESTS PARDoN.-A Camden correspon
dent OF the G0zette says: West has not con
Sented TO accept the conditions, (viz: To leave
the State) as he now has only five month,
longer to stay, aud then he can either 90 or
stay here, Az seems to him best. II he does
accept such a conditional release, it will be a,
the instance Of his wile's father, John Slav
Esq, aud in consideration of his wife's health
She is now in very delicate health. beiny
afflicted with disease of the lungs. Ii il the
hope of the most influential part of the COM
munity, not friendly to West, that he NAV
accept the terms which the Governor proposes !;
then he cannot remain here to be a terror TO
the people. IF he does accept, Mr.. Slay SAYS
he WEST will leave the United States within
4 few weeks The West family, which is a
very respectable one, is opposed to the accept
ance Of the conditions.
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

AAloNNEY-GENERAL PENINGT0S -Tbo g.
spoW generally known thar A,,orn.u n- ~ -"o'
r enlnston' during the Woodward trial ot Nsn
C's'@,- appeared before the Court in .rob :"
T'a.e o' lneorlety as to shame the faces Of no,L
~ unu bar' His attempt to plead in h.
nan OF the State Was painful IN w;'nos.
H"c0 conduct, of course, calls for prompt 70.
ocNe' Shd 10 this case it has been promptv nd.
ih'"iStered. But in Dover, where he lives tho
"armest sympathy has been extended 20 b;n,
W 'ne entire community. Not that thew wouId
e&tenuate his fault, but they assert that bs !.
more sinned against than sinnipo" Tho
assertion is made, We learn, that the one. NO.
put up lob against him to break the forca
VI Ms argument in the Woodward tr;oI
oAoquet 60 Sheriff Lambson was made tho oc.
os'loh for overthrowing his resolution of total
Ao'tlnancs He was victimized with toa.,s ond
'0a Is lncapscitated him from making his arrr-
inent before the court. Such is the assertion
coming from his frienls
For number OF years Mr.. P. has lead = mos,
aostemlous upright life for him to now NAL
'"''"recS OF faith, on the eve Of his apno;nt.
'uent 70 responsible office, the emouments or
~nlcn ne needs, is surely hard to explain. even
=! tue ABOVE hypothesis. But let US hone ,ba,
ms weakness on this occasion may serve TO mt
n''h on his guard aud strengthen him agoino, |
rue future We are not of those who advoc,,o
n'' instant slaughter, without further trial
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

THE ATTACHMENT LAVA most i'm portant
decision was made ia Court at New Castle on
Monday, affecting tho enforcement Of the viIO
law tor the attachment of wages Messrs.
&. x j. Pyle, of Wilmington, finding that the
wages of one of their most valuable workmen
had been attached, paid over to the constable
all they owed the man, and then began paying
hir: in advance, so that they should never owe
him anything to be attached Their right to
do this was called in question, but on Monday
a jury by positive direction Of the Court, sus-
tanned them in such action. Here, then, an end
to the enforcement Of this law If people choose
to avoid its operations This is only one more
reason why the act should be repealed. Fiery
EereiMQ. - u.
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
For the Smyrna Times"
PrOE Vests Pardon.

hF, EdtOr:-We have heard it stated that
rattIesnake Will become so revenpeful ar rho
escape OF It's anticipated victim. that il will
some times insert Its deadly fangs into its own
OouF' Ouch Is the con1uct Of some persons in
reference to the pardon of Prof West The
governor had studied the matter. and had
anticipated the wish of the people he then
P proposed TO Prot West a conditional pardon
nv "0 SS""u'UChs were That he should leave
.ne otate' Immediately on his release, and
never be found within it's limits again III.
proposition was made by the Governor and II
now remains with West to accept or refuse II
ny accepting he will gain few month. of
.oerty' at the price of an exile. We are reliahlv
iI'orneu ~ that 1t he should accept, he will leave
tue United states, anl go to South America
wnerS ne has property. His wife, who is in n
state OF deSllne, anticipates a change of cl;nats
m LOT her health but she would not 20 farther
'1ah some where in the Southern States. till
sue IounI her health was improved by the
o"a"Se NO uouOt II she cOulI be relieved of
TINS load OF trouble she would ropoin bsr
health. West has not yet accented the tor,os
proposed, and it he does accent. we learn =
"lli De solely on account of his wife because
ne mas had numerous chances to escape from
nrISoh' ana would not 20, sayia1 he killed
iurher IN self-defenee and was acIuitted. and
that he had no fear of being mole.ted when hi.
tlme expired. Taking all into consideration
it Is the hope of all peace-loving citizens, that
he may accept the terms which the (iovernor
proposes; and that no influence will cause ,Ls |
Governor to withdraw the proposal. If he il
kept t'lI his term Of imprisonment expires he
WIN then stay among us, aud by so doing the
community may be again horrified, The
colored people may seek revenge on him or bo !
may seek revenge on those whom he tb;nLs
nave Injured him. Besides there ara man1
persons who would be afraid of him. and !,
would be long time before that fear woulJ |
wear away, even if there should nothing han.
pen to bring it up anew Persons, now for two
years have used the name of West to frighten
chlldren INTO good behaviour, till now we know
that many children who would be afraid to go
70 school IT he were travelling around whore he
pleased and 1t will be the same few months
hence, when he will have to be released a
ew weeks ago, when it was believed he was at
liberty, We could neither drive nor nersnaJs
'ur children 10 60 to school, as they were ARID
1t meeting West. We do not pretend ~
know, or say, anything Of his innocence or
guilt; but if he was laboring np,ior
! diseased mind, from the effects OF n gss ba
vas using, as is believed by most phvsci,ns
hen if liberated; under the proposed oSnd2
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

=, IEnE>sB,YTERIAN q FEsTlvAL-Thc ladies of
vaG ."g lresoy:erlan Church will hold their iesti.
thursday evenings, Dec 10th and nth Those
not wishing to purchase supper tickets will be
charged small admission fee. Good music
Will be furnished on both evenings, and the
public are cordially invited to attend. Free
admission and ample accommodations for the
ehlIdren on Thursday afternoon. Tickets can
6e procured at Cooper Bros, Hoffecker's 5
drug store and johnson Bros .
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LEBANON &
E1Il'nS Co. $ extensive Fruit Canning estsb
TShment ~, at Lebanon was destroyed by fire on
! IhuTsday night, between l. aud II O clock
Loss about $iS, 900, fully covered by Insurance
rnrtunately stock valued at $4,000 had been
Shipped few days before the fire Tbs
amount OF stock, including canned and pra,
NerVeo fruits, TIN cans, tin in sheets. nc in
me Dullllng at the time of the fire. is valued
al SO, 900. The building. which was of wnnJ
WI wlth IN machinery and fixtures, was valued at
F-o'oOO. The Insurance, which is distributed
II Snhong several companies, is about $53.0lO
= ne obstruction Of this building throws abont
I"r'y handS out of employment during tho
"ln'Gr. Y During the canning season about 3OO
nd"uS Innnd employment in it, At this season
= S'naII iorce was engaged in making iellics and
ImIIanotactCrlng cans for next season's vol
we presume that new buildings will be ercc,nd
ln immediately, and the business resumed as soon
as possible. The light from the burning bniId
Ing' which was very large one, was seen for
miles around. In Dover, four miles di.tsnt
me night reflected by the clouds, made obiects
Is dlscernable az in bright moonlight 4 re9
porter % Tor the DetICdrenn visited the csnnerv
IN thursday and was informed that tbpv wers
making apple jelly at the rate Of ton d,v
NO cause OF the FIRE ia given. 1t is said that
caught in place where no fire was ever
'ept; There Is some suspicion that it oripi. |
la'ed from spontaneous combustion in The
Dom where large stock of printed labels
we're stored. "'0''
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

REV. MATTHIAS JERMAN, of Camden. (for-
tmIery OF this town. died quite unexpcctedy on
Saturday evening last, Of pneumonia. after
little more than a week sickness. lie was rot
considered seriously i'll until day or two
before he died u '"o
Mr.: j: was formerly an itinerant minister &c
the NJ +. Church. and held leading nos;tion
IN the New Jersey Conference. of which bn
was member. lie entered the ministry abon,
1884, his first appointment being Dover Cir'
cut, where be served as Junior preacher"
with the celebrated Irish minister Rev. VIM.
Barnes AT the separation of New Jersey
from the Phila. Conference Mr.. J.. being sta
toned in that State, joined the new Confidence
nIilnG leading appointments there until com
PEELED 70 relinquish public speaking and resign
the ministry. An nfliction of the head vsi
nigh destroyed his articulation, and from his
allment he never thoroughly recovered. After
a year or more OF rest from ministerial GGp
during which time he resided in this town be
was prevailed upon to return to his Geld oi
labor, but renewal of public speaking brouybt
him back to his affliction. lie gave up hiscallinc
and engaged in agriculture with success. He
possessed clear, strong mind, and was a most
forclbs speaker. He was born near Dagsboro
sussex CO., and was tanner by trade
Iuterment was made in this town TO-DAY.
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

DEATH ON TUE Cars An unusual incident
occurred on the morning train South on the
Delaware Railroad, yesterday. Among the
passengers was William Walker who was en-
route from Philadelphia to New Castl. n.
was bIicklayer, and had obtained work at the
laeker Mills, whittier he was going to meet
his engagement with party of friends. From
PhIladelphla to Wilmington he ia said to have
nee, 4een quite lively, and even after the train left
Wilmington he was chatting merrily with his
companions, but before the cars reached New
Castle he was observed to recline his head on
the back of the seat and to apparently fall
asleep. But when the party began to dsem.
bark 1t was discovered that Walker did not
move, and he was shaken TO awake him. when
Il was discovered that he was quite dead. He
had died without struggle, aud passed awav
IN the midst of iovial party, himself almost
20 t. the very instant OF death as lively as the
llvelest. Mr.. Walker resided in Phiadelphia.
where he left his wife and family, yesterday
morning Commercial
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

:, "A hog Was killed in I,eipsic last WOOL l.,
Mr. Reese Boyer weighing 646 nounds 4
guess Dox was gotten up ON its weigbt and was
Nun Nun oy MrHsrs. Henry Slaughter and ] Frank
0'nney' value of the box, SAB.
At meeting of the Levy Court. in Dover
.I ,aS week, clock was authorized to be mt ON
.me ne" Court House if the town of Dover
"cmn "u1u give $500 towards it-said clock to COST
9oOU, with bell to cost $500 additional msL.
ing S9OO IN all. The money has been raised
ST Tv the town and the clock has been ordered
ne ne taxpayers of the county will have 70 mn
5000 of this sum. ~ pay
Last Sunday morning Master VIM. Start
WIN hls sister, Mrs. Grant, with babe in arms
ana ms brother Thomas, started from this
1o"n tor ride, in York carriage. The horse
:du on out South St, upset tho carriage and
Iunpru hedge fence, pulling the demolished
enough, did very little injury to nny of the oc.
cupants, who were emptied pell neil upon each
other along the roadside.
The New York Branch Store" the new
nVrcantlIs establishment in this town, is the
MnSatlon or the hour. On Monday Mr..
Nachman, the proprietor, opened out and
stocked the town with circuiar, apnounc;n,,
kid GIeves at 90 cts. ; pure linen handkerchief
Al ~ cts. ; needles at cts per paper. &c,
and In less than an hour after the circulars
were out the store was full of customers. The
windows are by far the most handsomely
dressed of any in town. '''
The Reporter, monthly paper, edited and
published by Rev. j. NJ. Williams, of the Con
FERENCE Academy, Dover, will be united with
me Hesc"c the temperance paper of George
town. on the first OF January next. The new
Pssrer to be formed by the union Of the
reporter and Rescue is to be called the Chris
nan heporter, to be published weekly at Dover.
lnd u to be the size of the Reporter. w. L.
.dlt and publish the Christian Reporter with
Ince Page" w i'npe''
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

There is gloomy prospect ahead r.. -
burgh. A strike of the pudJlcr. Lo' Pitt.
the closing of all the furnaces and rolI; c'n'sd
throwing 80, 900 to 10000 men ont Of '"S.hilI
ment' and stopping the distribution or ssIIlp.oy
OOO week in wages. The reduction - l,OOO.
proposed by the employers was NOT W. ~ Wages
but the puddlers could not stop to great
question; they determined on the ',uIs ',uiH the
once. STlke a.
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
DEATHS

'EEMAN'-In Camden. the sth inst, Re-,
his 6Sth year. " NV " ''rnIn 10
isChODf.-In Smyrna. on the 8th inst Mn, p,,.
F ~ years Bait and Nd papers please corr "N'
p u"s'Sl services at the residence Of her .or, -. ~
to"ler Esq, tomorrow tThursdayj =, ? ''ES
VI. f. Cemetery y 81" 4nIsiDssiia
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

smlt' Tor carrying the mails. In ,b. ,.,,..
clVl service reform the PreSident Soua 49, n "
Ieft mas been beneficial but that i Is ,uo
oaoIe 10 enforce the rules without the nps;t'
support OF Congress. and, unless he gets ',e ,h;.
Sbbpp9rt IN the form of law, he will bovs s"l' 40
Tn 1"anuon the competitive examinations IT, ~
centennial Exhibition is WARMLY r,on'.. ne
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
CANCER CAN RE CI.pT1

DIX: IL. T. BOND. Of the PENNA CAH,rD -.
uSpVerth certain Tor tins drssd, 's llfCTP
shtohHhng iie medical faculty by hs wond., H'AdJ los
can be sent to the world success
% me city and remaining while under ns: "ho m
na ample accommodations At the ISsrrTrTY 'raashI ~,
TETTHR. PECRIGO. aud all Skin d,,.s..Ik SCROFCiIm
ths bIo3d cured after all other remedies All tn ln9uSIs
advice free. Call at address ' CSnGuiIAIi,R.rs
nav ,s,x PnENA. CIEcKR I,,-,.
-o. y. ~. 31O5 CHESTNlT ST pLiiIIIICil
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

:, The Executive Committee Of the State
Orange OF Missouri, after session of ssv.r.I
days IN St Louis, adjourned on SATURDAY +,
adopted resolutions approving of tho Ne,v
orleans and Brazil steamship project rscom'
mendlng shipments down the Mississinn; T;~.r
instead OF by rail to the East; declaring il % ,bs
duty Mty OF the Missouri farmers to patron;1s ins
W es'ern and Southern railroads, " in prefer.
ence TO issdIug Eastern capitalists :" ana
VEecTTmmendlnR VeT the Grangers Of the Mississin mn;
aney 70 request their representative in Con
% ths ;,np 20 support Captain had 5 jetty plan for
sippi " 'ue hlssls-
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
THE MARKETS
VI MARRIAGES..

a. ,a1. Af:-At the ASbury VI. f. Par,,n,..
81 1874 by Rev. g. A Pho.Eus Mr. ,,,, \, AEe Dee
C"r"ne ConaWay. all OF smyrna Del. "1a H''
+" A'lD.-On the 9TH OF Dec. 1874 a,,b.,
u T.. rAr,"na2"' nv Rev. 6. A. Phu-ju. 81, H. noaT
ana AlAs susan B. David. both Of Keniou De-, "A"i''
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
For Sale

A MINERAL WATER ESTABIJSuvrYr
doing good business, with Grnr,.,a.' LAI'
n'rnp fmmP Cans, Apparatus for boltl.ns p.'.s'
o,'er' wagon. Harness, &c Fun ,n.,.'" 'nu
T oe given to the purchaser through The W,""
!" DC sold on account of the owner cb,,c.n '''''
oa JAS f. WOODWARD
SnHrnn d..
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
FOR RENT,

A STORE HOUSE-one Of the be. !, ,.-
Kent low. For information apply to d" ""''
GEO. Fl. RAYMOND T..
oec'2 or HAMILTON & CUNwiTS
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

W. IL was; was decided by full bench of Judge, a.
u InrS aSn'HSton, on Saturday, that the Grand
cconsplrators was illegally chosen, and, t5srs,
fore, the sate-burglary aud all other trial. nn.
ger indictments of that jury are utilities, Tbe
declslon' which was rendered in the case ot
convicted horse thief, whose counsel annsslsd
against the legality of the jury, will nreva0t
Harrington, Williams and Whitley from helm
agaln ag put on trial NettIeship, Benton and
OunS' however, can be again indicted and
Irled; as they did not plead to the indictment
which is DOW declared illegal.
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

CASH, AND CASH OxLY.-The di.,;non;,bo,
clothing Firm. Wanamaker & Brown nsG
HaIl, corner Sixth and Market .lree,s PM
deIphia, thirteen years since, in LAUNCHING fnr,h
upon the sea of public favor COMMITTED tLnn''
serves to every improvement in the ClotL;nr
Business y that their experience should .nraaa,
Upon tins dscinrstion they nave bu;lt nm ,ba
largest trade OF Ready Made Clothing in IN ,hs ,bs
United States. They now announce, q, tbo;r '%
principle of action for the fail and v;n,sr sr'i,
strtcay cash basis, buying only for cash "a =
tSeiilng only for cash The resder is nart;c"-
arly referred to their advertisement in our
present issue. This plan at once enable. tbsn, o"
10 marx down their goods to figures dsfyin-
competition. Persons in search Of facts vi, rs
repaid In visit to their immense establ;,bo
ment' by seeing at what a small ner cnnt Gn.
mlllIon dollars worth of wool, cotton and s;It
can De hung on peoples limbs. Eyerv rar.
ment Is labelled as to material and nrics H.
one price system is made invarial Ie sicnod
Guarantee accompanies each garment md ;f
any yi cause OF discomfort is found, the mouor non
Will be returned tor the purchase. If tondsrs4 ]
within ten days. This is what ready ca,b nsu
intelligent hands p0'SeSIon OF
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
PERSONAL NOTICE

Il, ~ "neers g. sailors and sSdiers wounded rs,,.,
'e''HS Dr.. z. b. JACKs6r 'h'VI
Late SurReOn in United yt",r
| Oct. 2lst-ly Cominmn,cs.isn o'' PhAdsIsi,
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF TIE rrrsS

NOTICES OF TIE PRESS
Ine .WkEEfT - the oldest and most por.,,, ,r.,,
"a IN thiS eOuntry Ia edito,a
SSns.ncnE Ah' G7rry much weight It's i, 9.,,,F
are idif ana fresh. ary brro.,.t
\. =. I IN cheuIRinR % Bht he T't
~ nan m lI"n prrs"s IL MIN s,,-. - ,1
-Iinpis Tremendous. The NEEELy man, -
an sori srh ian ana SS,@..e' decided poea ass
''"H- Ar" n"i"is hgh.iour,J =, .c,,.,''
mus fAt"'s -
ma "'c'---N !. ENAWTNER Asp CHroSt-, 'e''"' -
existent
COAAHRcIAL. '''' " 'Ae eSNHLrJ.--PITTsBlSsE
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

II MEs Is published every wsdnrsda, ,r,.rn---,
H. "OFFEoKER Editor Proprietor At sn'rr,s Us
not,.id,fI, year s9NO In advance or o. 50
paiionly at the option of the pubsbor
- AN Is will ho inserted at the fseysp rsr,
fret inserton
nualand n9eFai discount made TO quarterly semisp
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
TERMS

!NsE 70 ALL SrBsckIARE. IL rHE U,t-rc S,.,,,
$500 inc,'! nasrsHs HssELr. ons vvAr.........s4ts
'e'dr' prS2a' in"nl L. .n,tn.s n, ~ ,,.,.
No''I Pt"as 10 HAkPERs NAG,zryR u - -. ih'''
PsEInt,r..I. oI one NrhT $40 90 Or w. 81 N.,K1,.
= 10 one address t,le
vi A,IA C"py "i sither n. HAstzr,k W.Sri ".
a. 90 .arh kIaIIs Ter sNerv Cuu FtVE Srbs,-r
estra en-, ~ one tsOer Copies tor sSs ., .i
Pr Nuianr'I Hr' can bS supplied a any time.
4, hr AhhuA' Hu'uDts -
= ~ ,' sent l'T express. u t
go, - - e"iaPTI>IHx E.GykkN S.irv. - W 'Ah
80 pr '''l" freight pen q
newspapers are NOT y cNoy ~, ,I,..,,...., -,
eApteea OrcerS " HARpRk BrnTutRs Nl'h"u' ~
HARPER n BROTHERS, wv No,t
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

s.The Th'SSae ere, Fictorial IIistOry OF the Tims. :,
EN"lllS Paper Im the niOu - '
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09

should be glad to accommodate vou
S Sald an Iowa damsel, to whom young Boston;,D
nau proposed. but | am partially onpa1sd
already There's ma, though, who's onlv
ty-nvey and who wishes to marry again
ana % mtSs n she is just now without an engage,
IEent T The young man took the next train.
East. tsaG 80 .a 20 N' 'rS'h
Smyrna times., 1874-12-09
HAPPINESS.
A contented mind
~ With work and pure air.
Together combined
NV, With simplest fare,
viii go a long way,
-, With fortune to bless
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