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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-01
aggregate ofthc crops
1896 90

] have allowed 81 80 per bus'lel for wheat, 40
cents for oats, 55 cents for corn, and for tho
value Of straw, | have calculated the straw OF
thirty bushels OF wheat and oats to make one
ton, and allow four dollars per ton: and for tho
price ofcorn fodder, 81 for the fodder Of each ten
bushels of corn.
The above statement sh ows falling Off Of
wheat of III bushels, and of oats Of 1871
bushels; but an increase Of ii ,2O4 bushels Of
corn IN tins district. These three are the staple
crops and the only ones that could obtain ac-
curutcly, without giving more time than | could
devote to the subject. | have omitted taking all
others, except by con IecturaI estimates obtained
from persons from different parts of the State
The three next considerable crops are Hay, Po-
tatocs and Peaches. The Potatoes bid fair to DO
abundant till Octobcr-when they began
to rot, and from all that can learn of this
va liable crop, fully half are lost by tho
rot, both in Delaware and elsewhere; and so also
the hay and peaches were equally deficient: the
hay, from the drought of the spring, and the
peaches FROM other causcs--perhaps the unf,-
vorableness of the spring. There being no data
laid dorm in the books, by which could compare
the peach crop of lS47 with that of 1915. have
set down, from the best information ! could ret,
SOC, 900 baskets to the State. Ma or Reybod
&. Son sent away over 100 900 baskets; other or
cliards in the county of New Castle, say 100, 900
baskets more, and 100 600 baskets as the growth
Of Kent and Sussex.
If crops throughout the State should average
with the cropsof S45 as well rs nSchool District
IS, then the crops of Delaware will stand about
thus:
Table shoring the quantities Of grail, produced
,rM The prices ANNEXED, and trhich is extended by
The sane comparative estimate, TO all fields crops
brcadStuNS Mroughomti the Union.
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CRESCENT.

ELEGANT srARvATIoN.-A thoughtless young
gentleman of good family, although he had spent
every shilling and wore out every trace OF credit
lived with devoted partner of his poverty. in
splendid villa near the Regents Park. Jewels,
books, wearing apparel, and every description OF
movable, had long disappeared from this exquisite
residence, to supply the common necessaries of life
8 Yesterday" our hero boosted to confidential
friend, towards the end Of this ruin g we supped
off pair of earrings That case of champagne
in the coalcellar is the production of some thirty
very dry volumes of the Encyclopedias Britannica
We have dined during the past week off my dress
coat; and this very day, had it not been for my
polished boots, we should have been obliged to
breakfastSFithout Bolognas." Ofcourse these fear
full privations increased till some time after they
reached climax. One day the hopeful economist
returned home about dinner time in a state OF fam
ishing hunger and entreaed his lovely housekeeper
to order dinner Dinner she repeated; there
is not scrap in the house, nor article left to
procure one with Surely, exclaimed the other,
shaping his forehead in despair, IS something can
be snatched from the wreck-Iha have tive can yet
avert from countenances the horrid stare Of
starvation. Ills desperate act, but it must be
done" What!'' inquired the lady, anxiousiy.
g What why, fry the gold fish and roast the
cGaary.'
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LlGHT,-LIGHT!,

LlGHT!-LlGHT!!
SOMETHING NEW and just the thing for every family
- requiring Light and cheap too that every one rich
and poor can buy it. II is neat CANDLESTICk, max
Grease that will burn. BY simply turning the bottom OF
the Candlesck, beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE is
forced out of the top and any desired length wish
flom one inch to two feet in height
1t neat and simple as common candestlck c0nse
quently may be managed by child.
2By means OF this convert all your refuse grease
into candles and thus obtain light from too cents week
The wick dry and smooth thus vibration flicker
ing OF the flame, but burns like sperm candle.
l. The wick be changed without at all disturbing the
candle ii too large put small one; or too small.
large one.
You coil the bottom of the candemaker, candle
SUCK wick sufficient 10 last five weeks, where it
o.. GU may keep candle at the height all the
uile 10 Iof zen yearS-no stumps or pieces left
keunes replenIshng with grease tallow week.
spng OF grease if falls turns over, but
ly and cleany as any lady could desire.
I y. 1t cannot get out of order
TO- In proof OF their superiority utiltv and neatness the
immense number sold sufficient The price is uniform and
the same a over the United States and the article requires
only TO DE seen TO the most nceuous of the
gong facts No family will be without them who can
together the small price asked ~ " ~ VIM ~ 'i'fe
With small capital active business man can make
quick anu p.Iape operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article in territory where has not vet been
sold Persons who desire to embark neat pleasant and
highly lucrative business invited to call at onr office
No. IS PERDIDO Street, North SIDE between ST Cha es
and Carondele streets New Orleans VII NJ oA'e'
The monopoly of the city of New Orleans and States ~
sale of this article offered and proposals will he
tor the manufacturing the city of New Orleans for the
supply OF Louisiana and Texas. " ~
milo If III. T. MYERS & m
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank Capital 81. OOO. 900
Gro. MORGAN President; S. c. BELL, Cashier. DIRECT
ors: s. Stewart, r. w. MONTGOMERY. B. T. Fox. U. II
Dudley A. d. Crossman, A. ID. Kelly g. Gayare, for the
State; Jacob Off, for Mechanics Society Levi PIERCE
Attorney; II. b, Cenas. Notary. Discount Days: Mon
City Bank Capital 100000. SAMUEL J. PETERS
President; r. J. PALFREY, Cashier Directors: s. Pc
tiers, William H. Avery, P. Conrey, Jr, J. r. Shaw, W
Stanton w P. Converse A. Hobart, Jr, g. w Squires f.
Sawve, j. T. Russell, F. Jordy. VIM Allng. H. Lockett
Attorney; H. b, Cenas, Notary Discount daitg at noon
Branch at Natchitoches-A. Lemee Cashier; Branch at
Baton Rouge-L. SheppeB Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capital 81 900 600. GLENDY BURKE, Pres
ident; N. n; WILKINSON, Cashier. Direct9rs: William
Henderson, VIM M. Goodrich, ]. l.. Boger, James l.. Nc
Lean, Frank Penot, P Whitney. F. Is. Conrad, Attor u
= HERMANN Notary Discount DAYS Wednesdays and
Bayou sara-R Mumford, Agent; at Frankiin-R. Hare,
Louisiana State Bank Capital $4,000, 600. J. B. B.
Wm Aepp, E. ?. Harris, R. Brqger, Pierre Poutz A.
Felix Gnma Attorney; Achile Chiapela, Notary. Dis
COUNT days Wednesdays and Saturdays Branch at st.
Martinsvlle-Ransom Easin, Agent.
GoMERy, President; Ron T M Davis, Cashier Direct
ors: James Hewitt Ambrose Lanfear, VIM. Voge Chris
men, Edward Shift. John r. Marshall, e. CuveIer A. B.
Henshaw and CuthbeTt Bult for the State. Levi Perce
Attorney; William Christy, Notary Discount Days :
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch at Donaldsonvie-J
Chasant, Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard Agent at
81 Francisvile-J N. Maynard, Agent; at Aexandria-
X q. Hynson, Agent at Opeousas-E. DeBailon Agent
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y y y n S.
A LIST OF CHoICE BOOKS,

LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
Ans n sfsfass by FoWinH
WELLS, la Nassau street, Nep York m , fffG H.
PHRENoLoGY PROVED, ILLUSTRATED AND APPLIED l w
practical standard work q By g s s. l. N Fowler
PHYSIOLOGY, ANIMAL AND MENTAL :::....;ii.i Oo
Applied to the Plsse''a anu '' BY Q. s. Fowler 70
Applied to efainng and perfection of character 20
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT -. 'o
Greatly enlarged and improved. A superior work. "a
M .na fpais applied to human
II Or The moral bearings Of Phrenoogy, -
o9 WEE notes and observations by o. S Fowler
LOVE AND PARENTAGE e ''''''''" %
Applied to the Improvement OF offspring. 10
ol e eS and remedies OF excessive
The most powerful Temperance document IN print, .,
of Fas"oogy applied to the selection of companions
Epr si I1 FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF MAN: 50
By lions bs g. K Wells appsnu anu "'a so
Physiology FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES :...;... -
Beautifully illustrated. simplied and adapted TO 20
Two Invaluable works beautifully Illustrated SIN.
pified and adapted to youth, BY Mrs. l.. N. Fowler
orthe Philosophy OF Charming by j b. Newman D..
Her Education and influence BY Mis- Hugo Reid
couls eo q SIX lectures au BY b Dods
By Louis tCornaro, who attained the remarkable
age OF IVA years. :,
SYNOPSIS OF PHRENOLoGY AND PHYSIOLOGY 49,. u
A description of the functions OF the body ana mind
BY L. N Fowler.
It's history, ceremonies and philosophy.
Designed for students OF their character iustd .
BY John Burde, Dentist.
It's application to Physiology Agnc9tuse and Com
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :.............. Il
Applied to thesreliet OF human suierng, -
illustrated with engrayings. BY l.. N. Fowler.
AMERICAN PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL .....:...... W
Published monthly. at one dollar per year. Present
circulation, 10 GOO. 49,. san
Ep1NBURG PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR i046i... w
Two dollars year. Published quarterly. Twenty
first year of publication.
For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Retail ep0t
10 GA MP Street Mem v6tf
(1HEsS FOR WINTER EVENINGS; Containing the
~ Rudiments OF the Game, and Elementary Analysis OF
the most popular openings, eXempied in games actually
played by the greatest masters, including Stantohs
Analysis Of the Kings and Queens, Gambet numerous
positions and problems In diagrams. both original and Sc
ected; also, of Chess Tales with Illustrations en-
graved from original designs; the whole extracted and
translated from the best sources, by Ii. 4. Asnel.
KENNY MANUAL OF CHESS;
STANLEY's CHESS MAGAZINE, completed, and bound
in one yolume
apl7 j. b. STEEL, Ia Camp street.
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ARNOLD'S GREEK AND LAllN
ROCKS FOR COLLEGES. .

A FIRST AND SECOND LATIN boRRh Arnold
"A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR-Byl homa'a spencef
nj Revised and carefully Corrected py .. E,rt Lain
NJ one volume 12mo Ii preferred, tne Ian nan he bad
Book or the second Latin Book and GIamm s /; ounded
separately The chief object OF this "oIk tion
on The principles of imitation and fTequens @ n his
enable the pupil to do exercises from Inc his' aa'
ginning bis accidence. no,;.oI Intro
LATIN PROSE COMPOSlTlONS--;nrt drd lscKA mo1,
dncton to Latin Prose Composition-By Ihomss III one
M: Revised and Corrected by ]. a Spehce.It inc0s
volume limo This work also founded on u'e pe 5ya
of imitaation and frequent repetition; IL a. siderable
tax a Vocabulary and an Exercise BOOK anu oo
attention has been paid to the subject Of s and
FIRST GREEK BOOk-Wnh Easy pSe,viisei and
VOcabulary-By Thomas X. Arnold, A ~ h Emo
Corrected by J. A Spencer, NJ one Voiu p,~ Intro
CREEK PROSE COMPOSITlON1A fiacIKIa Arnold
duction to Greek Prose Conposon-byI Thomas Z n; one
A. NJ. Revised and Corrected by j. A Spenesl synts1
volume, limo. This work consists Of oeeA translated
founded Buttmanns and Easy sene a.isso WORDS
"A GREEK READING BOQKrLIncudng aaGm yIa A
NJ Revised by A. Spencer NJ one yo9 3 nssons ad
Answers and an Initiative Exercise on eac Ih;Gal Notes
Thomas K Arnold A. M; Revised with hau, sgs in the
by Prof Johnson Professor of the Latin gms Emo
University of the City of New York; one neal 'RSoLDS
The subscriber is Agent for the sale se o. Is
VALUABLE GREEK AND LATIN sEh n :. he Hsp
IT, Teachers will be supplied on appean9yn a. fEcent o
Orleans Statiousrs' WarekOase, with BOOKS b II tbsS
class, ON trial, with the privilege OF returning u''A
do not suit. o.. :. Lou, ,r;ces
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

hR. A. CULLEN has removed his office from Is Row,
~ street to No 10 Satchcz street. near the Arcade H.
still continues TO Structure his new system ne
ns the worst structure without any operation-eninr w.
medicine that relieve and permanently cure Wtbout
New Orleans and the surrounding country 10 need any s
ing or seflaudaton. On application TO Dr. e. he viii p% E
been cured IN the last ten years his new plan Please %
and examine tor yourselves. No pay required without
days or no pay. " III u'iee
:, lev Remember 10 NATCHEZ STREET, near The Arcade
Postpaid letters punctuay attended all confidence and
medicine securely packed and sent TO any pan of I thu
country. rDb0S G. 'e
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80 y " S.
sCIETIFIC PUBLICATIONS.


THOR SALE at No. ID CAMP street-LARDEERs La dh
It TUREs ON SCIENCE AND ART, complete III : 'o" w.
KNApp's CHEMISTRY applied to the Arts and ManOi'O'
lures. l vol. 8vo with illustrations , ;llu.tra.
MULLER PHYSICS AND METEoRoLosf' WIN iton..
ARNoTT's ELEMENTS OF PHYs1Cs.,, .,,r,y
YouNs's LECTURES ON NATURAL PnILosoPhf'
WARD on STEAM AND GUNNERY. ;,L ,,l,s
HoDGE ON THE STEAM ENGINE. yoi.i VIII ~
BoURNE ON STEAM Large and small editions.
Scorr's ENGINES AND MAoHINlsTs as s'sip a@NET.
HAZWELL's ENGINEERS AND MECHANIC FLANK.
ScRIBNER's MEcHANIcs' COmPANIoN.
ScRIBNRR's ENGIsEER's TABLE BOON.
TEMPLETON's ENGINEERS PocKET-"opN'
kELTS do. - w. r.,,yvptNn
CREsY ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CIVIL EN6 tnh III sPr.
iioLTZAPtFEh iukNINh AM lLATl0N'
BRADLEY's PERSPECTIVE. - Nv Ptd,el
HuTroSs REcREATIONs IN SCIENCE. ny NM
GILLEsPIEs MANUAL OF RoAD-AAhhiinDa. osr SERVICE.
MAIIAN's CIVIL ENGINEERING AND oulf'0
WIGHT's TREATISE ON MoRTARs. pvnspycTiyE.
IoprINc'. Pp scrTcE or IsoMETRICAL IERsfEOanse
Also great variety of other works by me mo-,
authors the Arts and Sciences n an n 1I staoDen
Warehouse" lmyz5J ). -. ? iSt'1,
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Observation-Disclosures.

J. NJ ELLIS U GU, IU4 FOYDR.7S oFREEI.
Il We have on hand, and mean to be always -
W supplied with full assortment of every decrip
"a ton of BUILDERS HARDWARE, such w
- Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Hooks "
and Hinges and Plates, Butt Hinges and Screws Knob;
Locks and Latches Bolts fiat, round and square, OF all
sizes; Window Puleys and Sash Fasteners Also Carpen-
ers and Coopers Tools; such Squares. Planes, Saws
Bevs Chisels, Angus and Bits Rules, Guages Hammers
and Hand Axes Hachets Spirit and Plumb Levels etc. ETC.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE7,IHol-
low Ware Castings Sad lrons Taors Ir0ns Japaned IIn
and Enameed Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
~ We shall receive, as formerly, most OF the leading
prices mh5-6m
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Port Oficers-J0s. Swier Harbor- master LIST Munich
palty Francis Quaes do I'd do E. Sheridan, do Sd do
d. Sticknef, Master Warden.
J. Clark, s. High, A. Capdeviee, Port Wardens.
Josiah Cole F. Lefebvre, G. Bougny. A. Livaudas and
p. Lanaux, Inspectors of Flour.
w. Winburne Aug. Bozant and A. Mckeever Repack-
and Inspectors of Beef and Pork.
Joseph libuc, Insp Weights and Measures LIST Municy;
A. Prieur, L. Dunve, ]. j. Wheny, S. W. Polk, P. A.
Hardy, s. G. Staples, w. Tumbull, c. L. Johnson, A. w.
Green A. Dupaner. Inspectors Of Tobacco. N. c. Hail,
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N Z - ~,
A GARD,

A CARD.
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFI JCTED
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run IN
ing physicians for the of private diseases ow;n
Tt5ea othose who profess cure such s
deem 1t to be nothing but act OF kindness uses
pntoTtunatey afflicted, well sheer justice to a M he
LIN No. e6 Cast0mh0use street. state thai in nv L.
1910 was sorey afflicted with syphilis in its wor,, any yea
appalling form, and for several months together wn most
the best regular medical practice could obtain in under
leans without being at all benefttedneed grew VIEW W.
Piled to hlm, and to joy, three weeks he ap
to perfec..heah.. Subscribed New Orleans t restored
myl6 Pm SAMUEL R0RpIISpp;s q iSi1.
NOTICE.
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREA Al sn,5;:s
EASES.-Ihe reputation OF the writer is So wall plS
ished that all that necessary say those who hs
unfortunate as to have contracted any one of H. oen
til diseases known and called Secret Diseases il; arcaa
OF their various forms, is that the writer after n pa
cessu practice OF twentysix years confined strict nc
neea Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (bavn 10 We
and relieved many hundreds who were past a ho eaed
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent phycy,
without receiving any benefit enabled to offer v
lively safe certain and speedy cure Should ,nV Eos
antortnndteiy afflicted this short adyesemao,o e
would do well 10 call at No 81 CUsToMHousE sTpr,t ley
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the e e.
OF The subscribers long and successful experience hehs
myio I'm Is. +. MI Lien St Customhonsos,
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTEEs.-For a single letter, not exceeding half an
ounce layoirdupose,) sent not exceeding 200 miles,
Sent over 300 miles 10
For every half ounce and any excess every half
ounce, the rates of postage; and when adver-
tised, two cents each letter, four cents il the
advertising cost much additional.
For drop letters not TO be mailed, EACH.
CIRCULARs-Fof any printed circular, handbill adver
- tsemen unseaed sent any distance. ...........s3
NEWsPAPERs-Of 1900 square inches, or less, sent
30 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
Sent such distance II
.Nespapers-unles SUBSCRIBERS cents EACH repaid
or not forwarded from the Post.offce. =
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rHE GRAEFENRERG COMPANY


Have file array of certificates unexampled for respect
ability These have been submitted to number of gentle
men Of great distinction and reputation, who have given
their certificates to their commences, follows
testimonials exhibited by the Graefenberg Company,
relative the merits of their medicines, and take pleasure
saying has they be genuine and entitled to the
confidence OF the public. My personal acquaintance with
OF the members OF the Company fully Justifies
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy of
hde e.",e vou. Ian 10 1910 FRANCIS HALL.
hereby certify that have examined number of testimo-
mails Inhibited to by the Graefenberg Company relative
10 temerlts of their medicines and take pleasure IN
that they present evidence OF genunenes and there
fore entitled TO the confidence of the public.
January ID, 1918. N. BANGS,
The Graefenberg Company having submitted large
number of testimonials, to which the of the Rev n
Bangs d. D. and Francis Hall, Esq, OF Newly ork are at
fixed as having examined said Testimonials and ound them
genuine, take pleasure in certifying that the above
named gentlemen OF the highest standing ana re-
weight to any thing to which they may attach them,
lGreat seal.l Mayor OF the City OF NewYork.
Mayors Office, CityEaH, jan IL, lo4I.
ty~ The Rev n BANGS D. D., is of the most eele;
brafed ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
FRANcIs HALL ESQ., is equally celebrated as the editor ana
proprietor of the New ok Commercial Advertiser apps
~ The General Agent for Louisiana and mssisslppi Is
D. HANSBOROUGH, Y Camp street. New Orleans, La,
10 whom applications for Agsncies may be addressed =,
ale b MbtR fP tss ses aSsns ss
Place and Customhouse ST.; G. VAN FELSON. corner
Masazne and Barholomew sts; J. WRIGHT y CO., Isl
ChaTtres st.: j. LI4ADO, n Condo street New Orleans.
THOs COOK, Postmaster city Of Lazy cite; J. L. Van
and CHARLES BENNEOT. Cairollton. La.
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STORAGE! STORAGE!! STORAGE!!!


WE the undersigned. having been long engaged ANN
w in the Storage Business, beg to inform AlfsIa
riend and the public that have for the coming -.
season, SIX WAREHOUSES, not surpassed by any IN
ncpaty, within short distance of the steamship and
hatboas' landing they situated as folows
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, of Nore Dame and
Commerce streets.
WESTERN-Corner of Julia and Foucher streets
PELICAN-On Commerce, St., corner OF Girod and Nore
Dame streets.
CRESCENT-On New Levee street, between Gaennie
and SuZette streets.
PHGNIX-On Tchoupitoulas street, between St Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANCH-On Notre Dame street, between Tchoupitoulas
and Magazine Streets
We prepared receive all descriptions of Mer-
chandse and Western produce, at low rates. establish
ments arranged that each description of goods kept
in store entirely separate and distinct from that containing
other, and having also large number of experienced
aborers constantly in employ, enabled to offer
facilities for the receipt and delivery of goods unequaed by
any similar establishment in this city.
mh5 3m La Tchnunitnnlas street.
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PLAsTERING HAIR.

WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS!!
ITO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous nhabit
l. of the stomach and bowels, which often r.pair
the health and destroy the lives Of chdren use JAYNEs
the removal OF various kinds of Worms Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach, Want of Appetite, Inante Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels, and Organs OF Diges-
ton is without exception OF the valuable pre-
parations in the world. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS g. CO.,
ap12 Corner of Magazine and Common streets
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nnh; L respectfully informs his friends and the
ME afS"ic mat he still continues mauufacture SODA
iishmeD, sn ana MINERAL WATERS at The above estab
snnr, anu warranted equal to any in Europe or America
p, constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail
careni,v mt nom the country promptly attended to and
PUT "p 70 snip, In barrels, of to 10 doz lmyl4 6m
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MEMNAAA,

TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS.
NOMSTOCK & CO, SO POYDR-4S STREET, have
~ on hand the following Genuine Medicines, which every
family ought to be supplied with, viz: 80
HAY lN1MENT is warranted to cure case OF the Piles
either Blind or Bleeding.
JEW DAvIps, or HEBREW PLASTER; where it is applied
pain cannot exsPrce OF genuine, SO cents box
DR.. MCNAIR's ACOUSTIC OLA certain cure for Deaf
and all complaints of the Ear-Plce, 81 per flask.
LANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY will
any of Asthma Dyspepsia, Diarhea, Cosveness
Liver Complaint, etc.
MoTHER's RELIEF-for those ladies about becoming
Mothers; all should useit.
CoMsToCK's EXTRACT OF SARsAPAR1LLA-tor Purify
ing the BlOod-Price soc. per bottle, 81 per dozen.
DR.. SPoHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY will cure any
case, either Nervous or Bilious. viii you trylt
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY and DIR. BAR
TBoLOMEws ExPECTORANT PINK SYRuP-tor Coughs,
Complaints.
FAHNEsT0CKs and KoLMsToCK's VERMIFUGE-ior
Worms in children This Remedy for Worms OF the
most extraordinary used.
THE EAST INDIA HAIR DIE will color the Hair jet black
OR brown, and warranted not to stain the skin
kEW's LINIMENT and INDIAN VEGETABLE ELMER is
warranted to OF Rheumatism or Govt Contract
ed Cords and Muscles
PAIN KILLER-Price 12R cents.
OLDRIGE's GENUINE BALM OF CoLuMBIA-for making
the Hasgrow bald heads preventing the hair from falling
out and freeing it from dandrntf.
The WONDER AND BLESSING THE AGE ~ DIAL.
LEY's and CoNNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will
blessing to all those who it, 1t is sovereign
remedy for ali Burns Sore Eyes, Feons Ulcers Bruises,
Tic Doloeux, Eryspeas and all complaints which need
external application. By its ntlamaon removed,
swellings reduced and modification even stayed.
ER Caati0n-Al the above named articles sold only by
ap4 If COMSTOCk & Co. 50 Poydfas