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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
Mexican War Veterans.

All survivors ot the Mexican War residing in hs Ter rtory Nill please communicate with the undersigned through the psioce at Prescott giving their the company and regimen, in which they served anu their present address VIM. H. STEIrZ.
 nVlklNtf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

! Hr. Jackson and son arc in from Kirk and valley and report the corn crop ;n that alley backward a8I in, ~,anu uu ,3e Iroand generally poor, hut attributes to the fler valleys surrounding h,m a~ having a SEe prospect for large crops. The rain has
 cD spotted through thr county. and Kirk
 Id valley seem, to have been lcit out.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Statutes enacted by the Ninth Legislature were placed before the different members oi the bar this morning at the opening of the District Court
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

l.. r.. D,ran. of Thompson Valley. came into town to-day with a load of new poia- toes. which he readily disposed of at the store oi E. II. Weaver. where our citizens can find them for sale al about l9i cents per pound.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Tho Board of Supervisors met on Monday, ie 4th inst; present, Gideon Brooke, chair ian. Curtis, Haskell. and Deputy Clerk loyd. The following bills were examined nd allowed:
 c. Brooke. ioru>c ofwagou and team, Slo F. Brccht, repairing jail. S2i. Geo Ah Fat, washing, $'.jn. w. E. Day, medical services indigent ick, S357.25.
 Frank Murray, con>table's fees. Sj. E.F. Bowers, services as sheriff. Sl, 225.j9. Kelly lS Stevens, stationery, $S.60. Campbell X Parker. collins, tables, etc, i7o.
 Robert de Bord, jail guard. S.2.
 E. Stahl. repairing chairs, SS.j0. Jym. Jennings, services. S5. ScbafTer * Co. boardof prisoners. $o'.st. Schafler X Co, board ot J. W Knott, 3e.
 Kelly < Stephens, stationery for Dist ourt, $S2.
 Board adjourned until 9 o'clock Tuesday
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
Focal intelligence.
TUESDAY.

We have heard that a camp meeting h to c keld at Salt river on September II.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

M-s. Drctor Murray is contired to her bed suffering from a severe attack Of itundirc. She i- waited upon by Drs. McCandlass and Worthiastcn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Ne~-r, Brink ,N Black of thc Martincz Ranch. are bu,ily engaged laying pipes from Nartinrl Creek to their residence, ahaU, oac mile distant. thence three or four miles for their stock purpoSo~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Mir Bixby, who came in this morning by the (. tS X. stage, is mining man. and comes to examine the resource, of lavapalS S mines Show him around.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Several loads of nice. clean gramma hay from the Agua Fria country was in the market this morning Hay of the above kind usually sells at $tO per ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

QuARrz MILL SoLD.-Thc Fender quartz nill on Turkey creek was sold to-day for 'sxcs, at Sheriif's sale, and was bid in by Sfs. Morgan for S60.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

c,auy at Tue-'I, it appears that there has been l51 eases of smallpox in that town recently of whom 2f died, e recovered. and the remainder are recovering. none ot them being dangerous. or tlc foregoing. ali were chiidvCr but l0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

MT. Thompson, from Lower Kirkland alley, arrived last evening with load of getables, including onions, peas, lettuce, bbage, raddishes, etc, which he disposed at our restaurants. in few minutes Mr
 will return in few days with another
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Several proposals for the mail contract between Prescott and Phwuiv and Verde and Camp Mcdowell, have been forwarded 10 Washington.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Charles W Crane, 42G Montgomery street. Sln Francisco, general advertising agent, acts a~ such for only one paper in tm~ Ter ritory, aud said paper k the MINER. Mr. Crane k acknowledged by all who know him a~ one of the most thorough and reliable business men ou the Pacific Coast. We are under continued favor, Co Mir. Crane for courtc>ic> extended to u, and for the lively interest he manifest, toward the prosperity of the MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Miguel E,tuio WIS yesterday arrested by Deputy Marshal 91wd aud arraigued before Justice Cartier this morning, charged with petty larceny. in stealing a silver goblet from che residence of Nr Potts He was fined SEQ or ten days in igii In the absence ot tAc necessary cash he p.1e> in prison
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership beFfefr- ssisfinc between Bsnhst Euls Low M,i'raburx asd Mas Wel euh,fg danc bus asdsr shg hiis of n E, Co.,. bas tAis day bsen dissolved by mutual couseai.
 ELLIS
 his
 L. x wOLLENBERG.
 mark
 NJ woLLENBERG. Tbe undersigned having this 3by bought a The shi. tus and interest bsloaEing The firm of B Eils Co ircsroit have foruivi uss ptrtu-rship under th~ 6rm name af n Levy Co The business will hc ductsd A tbe old stand All accounts due ihe l.s 6ru of B. EIl.s Co is due Aai payable to n Levy Co. aiso fssyuns!ts all d.tis due ths fru u B. luis & Co. D. LEVY.
 his
 L% wOLLESBERG.
 mark u,esss V wOLLENBERG.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

! MT J. II. Clay's daughter, reported suffer | ing from asthma is much improved
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
COnStablc's Sale.
Tr.nI1oEr or AKIkoNA ]

TERRITORY or ARIZONA
 COUNTY OF NANAFAL !
 pN virtue o an execution is.uet ont Of ihe Justice n Court Prescott Precinct C. F. Cate, Justice uf Inc Peace duly attr,t-d Inc l{ih day of May, lr apd 10 me directed u favor uf The County o NSvsPa iiunuf and against W r. Bsnung defendant by which sin commanded t make oUt of the personal properly o saul defendant and sufficient personal property cUnL"t hr found then of ihs real properly, t'' sum co thirteen l. rs ul -lusu ut pl tt dollar. fsrrsn age and twenty -unc and U Uu do.r roSts u suit together with that may sccrl", and ttl'ug e. hd sufficient personal prcrerty aforesaid have levied uI"a and fukeu all the right title and interest which he said de frudArt hai the lih day u: March lrl6. iu ant Co She following described property, e" wit: One water cnju one waieT-wbrel aud arrsirs attached, suairu a; The mouth of Male Gucb, Inc Hasssyampa No tiee IS hereby that on
 Saturday 9th day of June, 1877, Al o'clock ID front Of the court house u the town of Prescott, ia ,ld county and Territory, viii expose for sale puhc auction for cash the whole or much of inc above described property may be necessary o satisfy said i,,d meni and a the law directs,
 J. k. BURNETT, Constable. us, 70 ls-- d2D
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Rev Mir. Campbell wilt discuss Pivotal Periods n at the Methodist Church. West Prescott, on sunday, II A. M., and "Tears |" at .:3U F. N.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

The auction of household furniture of James Reynolds will come of to-m0rrow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

There arc several unclaimed packages at the office of the (. * \, Stage office on Montezuma street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
To Miners.

The undersigned is prepared to offer to miners first rate sacks bv the quantity, at San Francisco manufacturers prices. freight added.
 II R. MURRAY. Sole Agent. East side plaza, Rdnisug C. T. Hayden Co. Prescott ArEonA. June ( ls17.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Barometer corrected for temperature and elevation
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Wear. hlppy to he ah,. io state tha; the iatlnt child ol Lieut. O'Canurll. SD danger au>.y i. for a., past thr.' weeks, has ca- ,iycly rss',cged. lt k hH, just 0 -ty tua, Dr. Was,hinatan'- close attention addcd t" a,- mar>-l -ki together with the kiud at,catioa a0J Christian acts of tha ladje, of thc Pe-: k du. entirely tho rescue of Uni, Iiui, child from the verge ot the grave.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

FWr-Auout il o'clock this morning a pile pi wood aiilceut tp Wilson & IIaskcll's sash aud blind tlctnr4 t''h fire. lt proh- ably originated from >p1rk~ cmmating from t5a bl.,s~m~th shop. which forms a portion ot t's factory. The alwe- were promptly e>.;a- lad before causing -caEccly any
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
WEDNESDAY,

County warrants are to be redeemed. See notice of Treasurer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
THU E>DAY

Caldwell X Pariee, oi the Pioneer saw mill, are turning out about 5000 fre, of lumber daily.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

!a Mir. Despair, awortny farmer, who lives l0 '. t iles. above the Greenwood mi in Moha,c
 .I,uuty. is in town. We learn that the section ,s country in and about Greenwood and Nc IuDrackcn has about 61O inhabitants anl the Hualylnail facilities they enjoy ,, horse stack mail once week from Ehyenh,rg. ' etters and papers sent from Prescott; To 2 reenwood take the rather circuiiolS route Ehrcnbers 250 miles out of the direct
 ne. + seems 10 Us that route >.ou.a be from Kirkland Valley to Green a aood by the way or Nr. Gil-'n'~ ranch on
 Gate Creek which would accommodate a ugc number of stock men and farmers ho live in that vicinity. Again !; would 5 ring these worthy people. wh' are almost y nut out from the world. within a few hours
 sf direct communication with the people of 2 rexcott, and the Capital of Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

? The District Court met this morning at 10 clock, Judge Tweed presiding. z But little was done outside of preliminary iotions being argued, and the demurrers in 5me few eases.
 $ The case of Scott vs. Scott-a>king q de rec of divorce disposed of.
 Alexander Harris v>. Ed. F. Bowers and
 rancis X. Drakc-Callcd : C.. P. Heal X Co. vS. Davis &' Newton demurrer withdrawn and the defendant, siyen five days in which to answer.
 Bashtord vs. Hall & Hall Motion to trike out answer and argued by J. A. Rush i support. ant by John Howard against. lotion granted and defendant given until riday next to make clear showing Of mcr- s1nd file motion to answer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Mc,~rs W IT. Marlborough and IL l.. Brtt,her. from the Lower Agua Fria. ], in toAn and report excellent crop, of wheat and carly po;atac, in that section.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Judge J. W. Kelsey, of Kirkland. made 8 dying trip tn town yesterday evening, and returned Co hj. home again ;a-dav.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

Kelly A stephen, contemplate the cree ton of two.>gnry frme building on the vacant lot adjacent ;p their store portion of N hicA will bc occupied a> the laud office
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

". A Fuller recently from Springfield, Me~,acuu-ett-. and 8 friend to MT F. VI. French. Nha itWi'l he remembered visited this section ll-' ialj and interested himself ip mine, 90; G...lNuoL cam, ia from the NcCuchca country ye>ttnlly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
FRIDAY.
WEATHER REroRT, taken at Prescott Sig nal Station, June :, 1877:

r.a. ns,o- rA,r~o. ii..,,ai,, w,.s w,a,,g.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10
MARRIAGES.

WELLs-COLLINs.-Jan 4th by Rev. f. Stubbs, at
Green Spring near Smyrna, Daniel Wells to Wilt
nina Collins daughter Of Geo. D. Collins.
LAUGHTER-ENNIS-At the residence Of Mr.. c. C
Whitnack, near Dover. on Thursday. 18th of January
by Rev. J. II. Caldwell Mr.. John 7. Slaughter to
Miss Mary E. Ennis. both Of Kent county.
HALL-GRIFFITH.-In Philadelphia, September a,
1876 by the Rev. A. Culver at the parsonage of the
Federal st. Church. Mr. Willard II. Hall, of Milford,
to Miss Annie L. Griffith, of Philadelphia, formerly
Of Milford.
GRIFFITH-DAwsON.-A Marydel, Dec 18th 1876
by Rev. E. II. Hynson Mr. John T. Griffith and Miss
Susannah Dawson both of Kent CO.. Del
PIPING Marydel. Dec. 18TH by Rev.
z. H. HynsoE, Mr. Titus l. Pippin, Of Caroline co.
Md and Miss Emma E. Colscott, Of Kent co.. Del.
RASH-KILLEN-At the residence Of the brides
parents near FELTON,. on Wednesday. Dec 26th. 1876
| Mr.. David II Rash and Nj IS Susan G. Ki.len, botl
Of Kent county. Del.
| WILSON-BOOTH.-On the Goth ult, by the Rev. wm
f. Talbot Mr. Jas A. Wilson to Miss Alice daughter
Of Mr.. Joseph Booth, all Of Kent county.
wATsoN-CoVERDA 2lst, by Rev J
| T. Bryan, Mr.. David r. Watson TO Mrs. Elizabeth
Coverdale, both Of Kent county Del.
| YANHEKLE-RoBSON.-I Philadelphia. Dec
2lst 1876. by Rev. T. W. simpers Mr.. =. p vanhekle
Of Delaware City, and Miss Carrie Robson, of 81
Georges, Del
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10
lrch of Smyrna.
The Presidential Squabble.

Thursday, Jan. 4h.-The favorite idea of
Democrats and others at Washington now
is said to be a new election for President.
The Legislatures of a number of States met
last week; in Ohio a message was received
from Gov. Hayes, in which the Governor
deprecates mixing national and local
politics. The situation at New Orleans is
unchanged. Wade Hampton assuming to
be Governor of South Carolina has issued
call for payment of ten per cent of the
South Carolina taxes to his officers.
Friday, 5h.--Congress was occupied
almost exclusively with political matters. In
both houses the right to demand the pro-
ductisn of telegrams was discussed. The
Senate was nearly unanimous in calling for
the Oregon dispatches. In the House,
Proctor Knott, TO the surprise OF everybody,
moved a reference OF the matter of the
Louisiana dispatches to the Judiciary Com
mittee. Gov. Grover and Mr.. Martin OF
New York testified as to the Oregon elec.
tion; Republicans now believe $4,000 OF
so was sent to Oregon from New York, for
the Democrats.
Saturday, 6b.-New York business men
representing SlO0,00O,000 OF capital propose
that Government reliuquish its Sl,500,00C
of stock in the Centennial. Cronin, tbs
Oregon candidate for elector, testified al
Washington, and said lie had rrceivec
$1,000 for his "expenses" to Washington.
Monday. Sth.-Senutor Wright Rep, d,
clared in long speech IN Congress tha
Congress cannot throw out the vote of
State: Senator Herman Dem, asserted til,
right to do so. The House confrrees ol
tn. Presidency resolved to meet in secret
Gov. Grover Of Oregon was on the floor Q
the Senate and listened to a scathing revie'
of his case. Plans for compromise, for tn
count. and for proper President pro ten
are generally dis, ussed, in Washington.
Tuesday. 9h.-Gen. Grant has stated tha
he regards the democratic mass meetin.
held in Indiana yesterday as a measure ,
intimidation. In the Oregon investigate
on Saturday, Mr.. Runyon, the banker, r.
fused to answer certain questions, and wi
be reported for contempt; Col. Pelton, 70
merly Gov. Tilden, military secretary, wi
Is believed To know about the money sci
from New York to Oregon, has bee
subpenaed 10y tie committee
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10

Charles P. Relf, of Philadelphia, one of
the oldest and most prominent patrons of
the American trotting turf in its palmiest
days, died December %. He was at
different periods of his turf career the
owner of such famous trotters as Zachary
Taylor, Lancet, Trenton, Gilt and the
Queen of the Turf" Lady Thorn. He
possessed at the time of his death large
breeding farm near Norristown, Pa, where
Mambrino Pilot and Bellringsr stood.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10

Shriner's Balsamic Cough Syrup has been
nsed for thirty years by thousands of men,
woman ssd children; during that long
period of time. we have never heard any
ono say it failed 10 give satisfaction.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10

BAYARD TAYLORs NEW YEAR CALLS
"Jennie June" says in her New York
letter: Mr. Bayard Taylor was one of the
first gentlemen out, and made his calls
alone. In fact, he has grown so portly and
is Of such distinguished presence that he is
quite sufficient in himself, and is so kindly
and genial. that he is everywhere as wei.
come as he is an hoBored visitor.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10

One of the halfinch piate-glass windows
in the top of the stone lighthouse at 0swego
was shattered in q recent gale by piece OF
ice c: .. p by the waves. The lighthouse
% sixty feet high.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10

DEATH PROM ErHER.-walter Lewis, aged
~ years, died from the effects of ether
administered by a dentist, in Railway, N.
j., on Friday evening. He expired in
fifteen minutes after the inhalation. II is
supposed he had some irregularity of the
heart, as it is said the ether given was not
enough to render him entirely uncon.
sci tus
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10
INSURANCE NOTICE

OFrTcE OF THE KENT COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE Co..
DOVER. DEL January LIST, 1877,
The annual meeting Of the policy holders Of the
Kent County Mutual Insurance Company will be held
at the Office Of the Company, in Dover. the nth
inst being the third Wednesday Of January between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock, NJ, and O'Clock, p. NJ or
which time an election for nine directors 70 serve for
Jan s-2w wM DENNEy, Ja sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10

DR.. TOWnScudi> OXygrnat-
ed Airwill purify the blood
in one third the time that
any other known remedy
can. Why? because To in
hale OXygcnated Air it
goes direct to the Lung>
and passes through the
tissues and comes in direct
contact with the blood a.
il is forced into the Lungs
by the action of the heart.
All the blood in our vein,
returns To the heart every
four minutes if the blood
is good. and forced from
The heart To the lungs. and
the more Oxygen you in.
hale into the lungs thu
more you purify the blood
When oxygen comes il
contact with the impuri
tiles in the blood il Carhu
lnizcS and burns. cau>iHl
jhC blood To- he heated ;,
! thar il warns every PAR
Iuf tie body. as il goes oI
/ it, revolutions thcOu IN til,
-y>tcm. Ii your blood |
ipuIc You cannot hC sick
We drive Mercury and al
lthcr impurities ont of In
blood. We guarantee L
Ipuriiy the blood in one
hiri the time OF any othc
known remedy.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10

ROBBERY or THE MAILs.-Philadclphi
merchants lave at qurnt intervals OF
late complained Of losses of valuable mai!
matter and have also rel resented to the
Postmaster I'll at their business correspond
ents had often reported that they had
never received imrortant Fac kaces sent
them by mail. But the complaints grew
more grievous unit! at last detectives were
set at work who suctet dcd last week in
capturing a number OF the thieves in New
York. 1t seems the robberies were
perpetrated willie canying the mail from
Jersey City to the New York post-office,
the pouches heinY alstiacttd from the
wagon by tie connivance Of the driver
The thieves would carry the bags to some
out of the way den, appropriate the money
or valuables. and destroy or mutilate the re-
naming documents II gang was tracked
down, and at one of its haunts in Prince
street, New York, trunkfulls Of fragment,
of letters mailed in Philadelphia were dis
covered. The thieves appear to have made
their heaviest recent haul on the 28th 0
December. They obtained $4,000 il
money in different shapes on that day, bu
whether all OF it has been "realized" o
not is not known. One Of the checks stOleI
was drawn hy Nelson, Iros. & Co., 0
Philadelphia on the Commercial Nationa
Bank for S2.OCO. The necessary endorse
ments were cleverly forged and one Of tn
thieves marched into the Conmclc..l H.ul
as bold as brass and got ~
Altogether it has been a long time since s
shameful and successful raid has bee
made on a "sanctity Of the mails.
Happily, the rogues are in custody
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10

DELAYS ARE DANGERoUs.-lf this axiom
is true respecting the ordinary affairs of life.
still more obviously i it 50 as regards the cX-
igencics of approaching disease. Unqur,
tionably Yet how many neglect to pract,.
cally recognize this plain truth when healtl
is in the balance. OF the many premonito-
ry symptoms Of discas" a hacking cough j.
the most pro,hetic Of peril. Arrest it at the
ont, ct with DR.. WShart's Pine Tree Tar Cor,
dial, and so avoid Consumption, Bronchitis.
Inf ,mmation Of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds.
md. indeed, all Affections of the Respiratory
Org ms are entirely cured ly this sovereign
remedy. which also eradicates Dyspepsi :.
Gravel, Piles, Nervous Debility. Torpidity of
'ho Liver, Urinary D fiji ultieS. Constipation
Palpitation of the He irt, SrrnfulouS Aifpc.
tions. and the iufirmltieS peculiar to the
gentler sex. This cordial derives its virtue,
from the vegetable kingdom, and is infinite
ly to he preferred. both on account Of it.
superior efficacy and freedom from nauseou'
and injurious properties to the official drug,
so often administered with no other effect
than to offend the palate and disorder the
stomach. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial car
always he relied on to do what is claimed
for it, Sold by all druggists. Principa
Depot No. 9l6 Filbcrt Street, Philadel
phia. nov l5-ly
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10
DEATHS.

MACLARY--In Camden, ~ j.. on Monday Jan. lst
Mrs. Mary L. Maclary in the G5th year of her age
relict Of John Maclary deceased formally ofIelpsIe
Kent On nai
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10
NOTICE

The annual election for Directors OF the smyrna 4
Delaware Bay Railroad Company VIII be neid O. he
Delaware House, In Smyrna, Del, ON the 1ath DAY o.
January 1877. nc II o'clock, NJ.
Jan. 10th. 1877. WM. HEATH, reey.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10

INn De rurCd. v ny De
cause We have cured hun
dTcdS OfcaSc> some Otthcm
being given over To- die 10y
all physicians Of other
schools of practice. Con
sumption i a disease OF
the air passages and over
twO-third> of the cases are
caused by Catarrh. We
guarantee a cure if YOU
will come in season.
-.-.--.- ..srs-r-e
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10
THE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1877

- 80 N6NN OANAAs 40 A'
The different editions of THE Sun during tho next
year will he the same during the year that has just
passed. The daily edition will on week days be
sheet of four pages, and sundays sheet of eight
pages, or 4 broad columns: while the weekly edition
Will be sheet of eight pages of the same dimensions
ana character that already familiar To our friends
IRE Sun will continue to be the strenuous advocate
OF reform and retTenChment. and of the substitution
ot StateSmanship wisdom. and integrity for hollow
preenCe, imbeCility, and fraud in the administration
of public affairs. II will contend for the government
of the people 10y the people and for the people, OPP
posed to government by frauds in the hallObOX and
lence II will endcavor TO supply its readcrS-a body
now not far from million of SOuS-With the most
careful. complete, and trustworthy accounts of
rent events and will employ for the purpose numer
Gus and carefully selected staff of reporters and
respondents Its reports from Washington especially,
Will be full accurate. and fearless and it will doubt
less continue Ia deserve and enjoy the hatred of those
VINO thrive 10y plundering the Treasury or by uSurpiug
what the law docs not give Them while it will Cndea-
v0r to- merit the confidence of the public 10y defending
the rights of the people against the cncroAchmcnts OF
| unjustitied power.
The price Of the daily SrN will be IS cents a month
or $3.50 year, post paid, or with the Sunday edi-
| ton S7.7O year
| The SUNDAY edition alone eight pages, SI20 a
| year.
| The WEEKLY SUM- eight pages of Sc broad columns.
will be furnished during 1877 at the rate of 81 year
| post paid
The benefit of this large reduction from the previous
| rate for the WEEKLY he enjoyed by individual
subscribers without the necessity of making up clubs
And at the same time. If any of cur friends choose To
aid in extending circulation shall be grateful
to them and every such person who sends us ten or
more subscribers from one place will be entitled to
copy of the paper for himself without charge At
one dollar vera postage paid the expenses of the
paper and printing are barely repaid; and. consider
Ing the size of the sheet and the quality of its con
tents are confident the people will consider THE
/ WEEKLY Sun the cheapest newspaper published in
| the world, and we trust one of the very best
Address, THE SUN, New York City, n
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NOTICE.

Ny wife MARY A. THOMPSON. having LEFT my bed
and board without Just cause provocation, hereby
forewarn all pursons from harborng OF trusting her
on my account JEFFEK1 THOMPSON.
SMYRNA jan 1st 1S77.-3t
Smyrna times., 1877-01-10
vi ? y = y ~
MhV1 hnnnlisn ANthnlnn j

Why? because ASthalna i,
a contraction of the Brun
chial Tubes. caused 10y in
hanimation and irritation
of the muCu> mCmhran,
lining the bronchial Tube.
Usc OXygcnatcd Air d> ",
will direct and We vii
. warrant a cure. We laV,
cured cases Of 20 year
( standing.