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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-08
ERTlFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
tR4ot me mcst Utdoubtcu Chnrrcfer, e
From ell paris OF The country could be given, sufficient, TO
oil etery column In this paper!
AN EXTRAORDINAR CASE,
which eonclusively proves that
Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
$yl .. CURE OF

.s..-f ~ I-sr. HkE -
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR.. Lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey, OF distinguished attainment. and exalted
reputation =
Siesrr, New jersey, July ~, 1913.
. application Of THE GAi.VANIC DELT AND NECK.
%LACE., My reply is rs follows:
For about tw.nty year, had been suffering nom
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse.
nor could obtain permanent relief frnn any course
since, in, consequence OF frequent exposure 10 tho
weather, in the discharge OF my pastoral duties. ]
became subject TO q severe Chronic Rheumatism, which
for year amer year. caused me understandable anguish.
Farther: in the winter Of rs md '16, In con,e.
quence Of preaching u great deal In my own and
various other churches in this region, ] was attacked
by the. bronchitis, which soon became so severe as
70 require an immediate suspension Of my pastoral
rated, und rs my Bronchitis became worse. 40 also did
my dyspepsia and Rheumatic nfiection-tlus evincing
That these disorders were connected with each other
through the medium Of the Nervous System In tho
whole rlarmacopria there seemed to be no remedial
agent which could reach and rccnperate my Nervous
System /; every thing that had tried for this purpose had
completely filled, At last was led by my friends to ex.
anime your inventions, and Enough with no very san
guine hopes OF their cficiency) | determined to try the
effect OF the application OF the BELT AND
NECKLACE, with the FLUID. This was
IN June, 1916. To Ny GREAT APPOINTMENT, ~ TWO
DAYS MY DYsrErsiL HAD GONE ~ EIGHT DAY, WAS
siScESpMfrr EDSA SINGLE sERVicE' OK acCnrSr or THE
baoScIiTts /; AND ply RrEuMArIc AFFECTION mas rH.
1inELr CEASED TO TROUBLE ME. Such IS the wondor.
full and happy results OF the experiment.
have recommended the BELT aud FLUID to many
who hare been likewise suffering from Neuralgia Aztec
tions They have tried them. WIN nArrr Results, |
pELiErr, TX EvEny casE.
= Yta. am, dear sir, very resrectfully yours
F"#TFEsR--r. . NOBEllT W. L.
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liver COMPLAINT,

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NJ ~ D'sease OF
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lk G. aIlis Book.

The valuable advice and impressive warning
II gives, will prevent years of misery and suffer-
cring, and save annually Thousands of Lives.
Parents by reading, il will learn how to pre-.
Vent the destruction Of their children.
G:JS A remittance Of rs cents. enclosed in n
letter, addressed 10 DIR. kINKELlN, n. w.
corner ofTIIlRD d. UNION Streets. between
Spruce & Pine. PHILADELPHIA, will EN-.
sur, n book, under envelope, per return OF mail.
FIFTEEN YEARS
Df extensive and uninterrupted practice spent
in this city have rendercd DR.. X. the mosie1p+ri
and successful practitioner far and near, in the
treatment Of all diseases Of private nature
Persons afflicted with ulcers upon the body,
thrnat, or legs, pains in the head or bones. mcr-
cnrial rheumatism, structures, gravel, disease
arising from youthful excuses or impurities Of
the blood. whereby the contitntion has become
cnfrblcd, are all treated will, success.
He who pieces himself under the care Of DR..
X. may rcligiously confidc in his honor ns II
gentleman, md confidently rely upon his skill
rs u physician.
e.Sy Persons al n distance may address DR..
X. by letter, tpust- paid, } and be- cured at home.
PACKAGES Of MEDICINES, DIRECT
OINS, &c, forwarded, by sending ~ remittance
and put up secure from DAMAGE OR Curl.
OSlTY.
Gc booksellers, News Agents, Pcdlnrs,
Cunvasscrs. and nil others supplied with the
above work nj very low rates.
Feb Is, 1850. IL ly
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The State of South Carolina.
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.

AhLlNIIO DlSlRlCTt
John /. Dickson who IL in the custody
of the SHERIFF. o Darlington D strict. by viz
tue Of a Writ Of Capias adj Sat,siaciendun
at the suit ofFWilice Goodsnn, having fled
in my Office together, wilh a schedule on
oath,o o. his estate AMI effects, has peti,iofs
20 the Court of Common Peas, pfayings
that he may be admitted to the be,ieErSafs
the Acts OF the General Assembly, made
for the relief of lnsolyerr Eehtofs. III is
ordered, thai the raid Hilice Gopdson, and
all other The creditors In .shnln lie said
;e.,r. = Iesei'son is in any wise indebted,
be, and they are hereby summoned and have
notice 10 appear beiore The raa. Courl az
Darlington Court House on aiopiay tie;
seventeenth day OF Marfb neat, 10 sbew
cause it any they can, why the prayer o
the petition aforesaid should iot be granted.
T. 3: BRUNSON. c. c. p. D. D..
Office OF Common Pleas,
Darlington District. S. C. ON
Nov. eth, 1851.
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THOMAS De QuINery, the English opium eater.
"a .h,,. as.cr;hed bv a correspondent Of Worces-

THOMAS Dk QurrcrY, the Eng lish opium eater
is thus described BY correspondent OF Worces-
"a have De Qaincey in the course Of my
neyesfnstions over this terraqueous ball, and 1
can assure you that the physique Of that celebrated
writer iscertaniy expressive his lucubrations.
Men Of genius have generally been mere PAROLES
designate manhood and De Quinceys case GER
faiaIy strengthens the rule He is one Of the
smallest legged, smallest bodied, and most attenu
ated efhgies Of 'she human form divine, that one
couid meet in crowded city during days walk.
And if one adds to this figure clothes that are
neither fashonably cut, fastidiously adjusted,
he will have tolerably rough idea Of De Quincey's
outer man. But then, his brow, that pushes his
obstrusiye hat to the back Of his head and his little
grey eyes that do not seem to look out, but to be
ever turned inward, sounding the depths Of his
imagination, and searching out the mysteries of
the most abstruse logic, are something that you
would search week to find the mates TO- and then
you would be disappointed. s.s
Il De Quincey now resides at Lasswade, roman
tic rural village, once the residence Of Sir Walter
Scott, about seven miles from Edinburgh, Scot
land, where an affectionate daughter watcher over
him, and where he is the wonder OF the country
people for miles around They cannot understand
why on fair days, at all hours that little man with
brown coat, and the woolly hat, is always climb
ing hills, and wandering among the shady woods,
+ = II he sought something he could never find.
And then, Why on cold, bleak, and wet days, he
walks along the highway between two piles Of
stones, transferring them singly from one point to
the other. The fact is that the opium which De
Quincy consumed in his younger daysis now con-
Stunning him; and unless he walks ten miles day,
fair or foul, he cannot secure his maximum Of two
hours sleep during the night. This exercise he
easily secures in pleasant weather. when the
weather is not So he transfers his heaps Of stones,
and makes his ten miles in this way. This pro-
found lcgician, and eminent scholar, is impressed
with the preposterous idea that he bears a living
hppopotamus, or some such animal, in his ston-
ach; and it is said that he manitests considerable
sensitiyenes if any Of his friends doubt the fact.
/" Christopher North, the antithess Of De Quincy
in every respect, save in contempt for the sump-
tuary laws. once asked the latter how he felt?
'Ah, said De Quincey, laying his hand on his waist
coat, with melancholy look and shake Of the head,
e this animal troubles me, john Then come
and let us give the animal some SOUP replied the
Professor with laugh. 1t was dinner time, and
De Quncey did not object to this proposal, but he
did not seem to digest the doubt that was implied
in sOd Kits wittcism"
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WRIGHT Il CO. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
every department of their busines have agreed with the
ioRssso and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
ssnty supplied with fresh and ample assortment rates
"a, ss srS s e usual % market prices BY n. sy
ye assortment which be found in this othes
snS W mad many yean expesnce in the purchase
e. CONDUCTING this paYiculs, department. on Inc most liberal
ana ~ now prepared TO supply the trade at
or R.n per csntsss ,ss on Ri, either Hsa
assssovtmsntof A. ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
ne oownE IT. comprises Of their assortment. and
" 70 dealers, In cases. at from twenty
wontyhve per cent cheaper than mannsctursrs regular
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SCOTCH AND BURTON ALES Prime
~ qnaly, IN Ydnts and quarts, for sale by
rnhi0 JOHN TOOLE. 25 Bank Place
ZINE OLD IRISH WHISKY-Of fine fla.
puncheons and five gallon demijohns for sale ow
by tmhl0l JOHN TOoLE, % Bank Place
OLD JAMAICA RUM-Genuine as imported.
~ in puncheons, for sale by
mhl0 JOHN TOOLE. 25 Bank Place
CHAMPAGNE--lO baskets of Colbert " Co 3
~ very superior Champagne received and for sale by
ie2' tf SAMUEL WOLFF. 95 Camp ST
COW PEAS--100 bags just received per bark
~ Cherokee from Charsll. imported for seed
for snle hv BARELtI h co 81 Common @ sss'' s,'
DETIT GULF COTTON SEED-For sale hv
- mh7 If A. j. WRIGHT & co. u Grayisr a y
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French LNnguNge,

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-PrivateL Les.
50 psin the above Transitions from English into French
Apply at the office Of h Crescent at the corner OF
aboo and Call0pe streets dill
IlHOOE YN WAKEHOLsEC COMPANY--Tn,
- brooklIh Warehouses, Aglers opposite
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH intended for re-
SHIPMENT Hayng 1860 feet front the with wharves
IN 'front.' OF the Warehouses by which goods
conveyed without drayage exposure the weather. amp
roam will be found he dischargint of steamers a.,
loading of ships. -'
Charges fixed low rates, and every accommoda
uon offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers in
the upper county. 1t sthe wish of the ompany to enun
the econvenlences of the Atlantic Dock. OF New York
10 visit the premises " ~
CASEY Sa,r.,.r,
References - & r. Geddes; Price, Frost Il Co.; j. w
St"ntOn II Co: K. F. Nicho,s ~ n
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

GV We have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice of the finest tPERFUMERIE, SOAPS
COSMETlCS, etc., ever offered in this city. Customers
and visitors respectfully invited call and examine our
stock which, we feel satisfied will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the exquisite Flowers;
CoLOGNEs, from the French, German, and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS OF every variety and Odor;
PoMATUMs, from the manufactures Of Lubin Dupuyren
Roussel, and others;
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER Boxes AND PUFFs; TOILET POWDER, e,c. etc.
foge,orr with extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TooTH Brushes
COMBS, NAIL BRUSHES, etc.
~ For sale at P. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
fel0 II corner Camp and Gravier Sta
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OFFICIAL.
Mayoralty of NewOrIeans,


MARCH 90 1851.
Ds.' sizing q Tuesday March Va; is ois5,s
w w. C. Cook, Maunsel White and others, properly
holders The Fourth Ward, have psioned tins Council 10
from Caoe the New Shell Road. to be pianked,
Re e Resolred, That the Mayor be and he IS hereby
olcaI journal Of the Municipality. SELL public auction
CaIlope street from Soils to clara streets. ''4''''
Soils e o Gaope es 10 he Sew e Rpaa
he work to be done IN accordance with the specifications
Resoped, That the proportion due by the property holder,
on each side OF said street, twOhir be aud hereby
declared due and payable IN cash the contractor on
se e w is "s s to s
Dc pSd IN 81 Sas on the certificate OF the Surveyor the
[slgnsdl JAMES II. CALDWELL. President.
True copy: Ii. BIER. Clerk D 0"'S'nA'' MAYOR
Specifications
For Catiiope street. from Soiis 10 Claya a,d Soils
street, Jrom Cattsope street 10 tile Nety iSheit
The streets to be graded the grades given by the Sur
previous to laying the seepers for The road bed
The seepers TO be lad ongltudinally with their ends
Iammed and inch Of sharp sand 10 be filled in between
hem forming perfect and surface for the panks
on IN the middle and each end of there viii
De Inch oak pm driven through it, and into the ground,
q depth Of 8 lest.
B. The top panks will be closely laid ON curve sIan,ing
with their under surface touching the seeers and ground
pressed bO spikes each sleeper. -
The ide slope OF the road each will be panked
as per an to the bottom oil the CUTTERS and be securely
tened to the slope ribs. ~
8. wooden gutter, IA inches wide will be laid on each
side OF the track, according 10 the pia an.
The timber for seepers and road bed will be composed
the best hard yellow free from sap eject caicu
lated to impair us ensih durability, oil the following
sizes:
,s,leepen, by 9. in any length over l5 feet
= tesstt
cutters and side slopes viii be composed Of best cypress
aepers, by B. and p nks by H. any length over 5 feet
The road; beds throughout will be ~ feet in wdih
The whole 10 be completed than 80 days from
date uf contract. '
PAYMENTsThe portion Of the Municipality to be paid in
cash, on the completion and acceptance by the
surveyor twoihrs by bills the property holders TO be
paid within thirty days.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
l. 10 kegs Goshen Butter;
III half hprre,a bsef Enlt,n Mn.l.

FAMILY GROCERIES,
L 10 kegs Goshen Butter;
Il half barrels beef, Fulton Market;
~ Kegs Leaf Lard
Y cases Underwood's Pickles, assorted:
u IL bags Spanish Chocolate;
C ashed and Powdered Sugar. e,c.
mhli - LABuzAN n 20 a5 Common =,
EPO OF ESSENCES.-A consan, snppv
OF snces of lsmon, Bergamntl ec, always on
sa nSed h. an' ,6 ~ be received ,el ',on facrs or
SALT-Just received a fine cargo Of Liverpool
~ - SAT- II beached sacks Lots sn purchasers either
c1s5ie %be or Fine may be bnd 1dGN rn Na%Plsa,iqp %
T ONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER-Just
each iassf a 81 sn'' and fsfs ToE ss % sen
A MONTlLLADO SHERRY-A very choice
EACH for sale by IoHN T0',LE..5 Hank Place
A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
~ Msi.,.S, ~ ~ aoas-ms wl always be Supplied with
sFR's IL yf q ff' EEs% fG'f Pre-! Gs Flour 90 90
A ADVANCkS-Llberai clsh advances n.alr on
eonsgnmrnts of Cotton and other friends
do 9nJe JOHN NsiHpfHI IT, GIoTT fa - e cns,oousq
EXCHANGE E ON NEW YORK-Sight to GO
~ Ida days, for saie by JOHN. n b oELLIoTT& co.
IaO ~ Cnsfomhonse street.
SARDINE NES-5O cases, in whole two.third, half
~Ss sra boxes s'H1 ' And for s By
pLASTER AND MARBLE DUS 700 bbls.
mhs Newark Hs ss rPds ssd sf % ss by
FRESH SEIDLITZ and YEAST STPOWDERS
saiy
"hsi corner camp rnd Gravf streets
i uJUBE PASTE-A further supply of the
for .as aGoss Ss article Lemon and RGe aySd s received
mnAi corner Camp and Gravier Streets
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T ,INsEED OIL, TURPENrINE, NAVAL

| lNSEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL
- STORES. Rro.-
80 casks Soda Ashes and Palm Oil;
i5g0 barrels SOAP and common ROsn;
em eafres Pitch and Raw furpentne;
w barrels Spin Turpentine
oSy kegs Tar and PLtch, in tine order;
~ SW barrels Bnght Vanish and Whiting;
iW pa'es ,akum, various qualities;
ow boxes Yellow and White Soap, for the Mexican
S"oOo Ensilsh Pi,,sburg Baltimore and Pensacola Fire
3So English Fire Tiles various Sizes from 9xs to s6xls
'o SaHes Newark, hosendae, and other brands OF
ca, Cement ami Plaster
ss1 T barrels fresh Thoma.lon Lime, landing;
IVY gahols llnseed Jhl-English and American,
s,i ESI sale ss,y byy ALFREDKEAksY Il 60,
: -. -.aWom II Magazine street.
lN ACk kEREL-3OO barrels, halt barrels and ar
NH eafrels, and kits, No. 1, Tor -ale by
nnio A 7. COCHRAN, n Tchouptouias ST.
NJ ahbLE SLABS AND TILES-5O0 Marble
bv ao and 4oo Mahe Tiles III store and tor sale low
NAlLS1io0o kegs Fall River Nails, in store,
mhls FERD. KGNNErr < co. ss Magazines st
[ ARoLiSA SEED COW PEAS-5OO b.g,
nhis Carona Seed Cow Pens in store and for sale 6y
a. r. COCHRAN. n Tchoupitoulas ST.
(hAMpAGNE-l00 l baskets Lion DOR Cham
,ppssne, landing AMI tor s,le by
a',sA SAMUEL WOLFE as Camp 81.
TOSHEN BUFFERS kegs choice Dairy
Butter, lnst received and Tor saie by 10y
o"ls4 SAMUEL. WOLFF, 50 Camp st
ALT-5O00 sacks Coarse, 1000 sacks Fine. IN
ahis fERD. KENNErrx co. So Magazine st,
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THEY HAVE COME I

EV Those persons who have been so anxiousy waiting
for the arrival Of our Su RGICAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last come to band and ready for inspection They
are really beautiful, and guaranteed of superior quality Gail
and see them. For sale by
felO If L. i. MASSEY, COZ Camp and Grn yier sta
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&sw q scAeessr Eliza @: Ls.pcr * t1e Disirieii
% q 60 CSifed Sfates for the Eastern District ot
otedience to the commands Of a warrant OF
sschqsnt % directed in the above entitled suit,
1u?c1ea and into my possession taken the schoo1ef
Et1EA u tElrERs her Tackle. Apparel and Furniture
.a H 9e cis and adenish the owner on owners and
~ ~ 9ane, psnoa or persons, having pretending 10
ssS nsnt qale q interest in 10 same TO be and
iec. ~ pst.ci Court Of the United States for thr
shc- - csna Ms tnd Monday irom the sersca hereof to
ETA i ny ~ Wy nave p can. why the said schooner
~ y ceaasIred and ,o aeseaby 70 the prayer Of s
Msrrc ~ tesi Y. g. msrshals Office, Newt)reans
mSSx q ~ sr1,. "m .. sCofr, u. 8. Marshal
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DROUGHT 10 tbe Ssoond M..:-:--,

DROUGHT to the Second Municipali,v Police
Jesse sif. about Is yesu old, s ,,,nu.b -
high ssys q bsloas 70 Nj, Nell stien. ~
9Tk88fHbs gut, about 80 years old: fes, a q
inaha high ssys - belongs to Nj, Florence s-A-<
away. a. T. WILL ANS %ss,.une w. .ne'i
NswOrs.aau. March n. i65i. mhas !" ,s~s,S a,asS;
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AGENCY OF
N. MAXI ETT A. a.

THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house Of Arbouin Marett 4
Co. prepared receive orders for their very superior
COGNAC BRANDiES, upon the liberal terms to be
shipped in any quantity, to any that may be required
The daily crescent., 1851-03-29

NOTlCE-The following described Drafts have
hsen loAt Payment has bsen stoppsd. The fnde- viii
qou4e " esviag them Il ths efioss Dake n Grifng
III y sghI. fos also; s. Q. Danies Drsfi on Wait e
srI!es daaei ked9sys Miss JAnuary, 1851 10 favor Of R
The daily crescent., 1851-03-29

olAAD Xanpss - nen0R: grA4s Or Lou1sIANx.- :
AZ = "a - Snik of NM IN ths city o
NeWC - (llipisg slssn sssIs slsessd fer The ensn
- - ~ ~. ~, - alk nssaasd by Past g
~. Ts1S) n 4. Huoes Z
&: B: j. q s:s ss' sss.ssf ) 3 W.. " ?. ! "
EE In Ola No, s. q WI.
IA Hn4, Go1 Odeoa No. s, g w Chaplain,
n y, xen1ssn, fiom 0rssns No. 3, CIV g..
IL qWT sppomtsd IL following a Deputy G WITS:
=. L nne, ~ the Stats at large, 4 taiis
i. GoQks, II 6hzevepoEt Dist1ict No /, ,
]. b. Henderson. fae Ouachita district No. q.
The daily crescent., 1851-03-29

This of Sarsapala has expressly prepared 10
reference female complaints No female who has reason
suppose she is approaching that critical PERIOD rhe Tun
Of Life, should neglect TO take preventv
for any of the horrible diseases which female
subject this time of fe This period be delayed
for several by using this medicine Nor vana
be for those who are approaching womaIhoed, as caL
eulaied nature by qulckenng the blood and nyigOr
eng the Indeed this medicine invaluable for a.
The delicate diseases TO which subject 1t braces
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
oy removing the impurities OF the body, far smua
ting to produce subsequent relaxation wi CHS the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
usng few bottles of this medcne severe and painful
The daily crescent., 1851-03-29

GOODRICH u co. offer for sale at their Ware
At the o.s. wbnsss s1s GE%oH sss Eth the
large worthy tie attention OF Of the Sa sde L.
ss ss sR:: :ssS cd EssE DE-
~ half chests English Breakfast Teas;
80 packages ao Neystps .fsi ssSsa sas Sn.,,
@ icy boxes and drums Goldfish;
20 DO IcSsa IMaSsssits sSSsR;A ;Adamautne Candies
25o do Star Candles;
csst Ssa' i,aseS ihepSslj ombro madder;
ioo cases Fire Crsckes;
300 kegs Bndgewater Nails;
ppss aowas S:f's aa,sS ns's1shss G. Saasra SSH
pas' as s"r SasJ,y Mslsss sHS WEargundy Wine
100 boxes superior VIRGINIA Tobacco;
sv Wnh arge stock of Pickles, Preserves. Champagne
RRANDIEs, WINES AND LIQUORS
Brandies:
Castillon Jeane. isl5-e half pipes
eusqqt. Treochs dos eass bsf RRssi pipes and II ou
kay@SOas A. nsS01en S.S Co.. half pipes and qs;
unon-4 half pipes and 6 qrs.;
Wines:
nn0Warn, harch " Co. Madeira--4 pipes:
Si yuas Davies genuine Palhstinh0 do "a pines
H1icty Madeira-2i quarter casks; '''
paDney ID quartar cesks:
-2S octaves;
@fnyi chsopSs1 ssS9s"s sheHy-sss casks
61ohuon Dock Porter--4 quarter casks:
Ss,n' pure juice sherys casks;
Champasae, peidsck-35 baskets '''"''
:. Dent Ponvrel, quaris-5o baskets;
.u. - pints-G baskets;
Giaret, various qualities-2DO boxes;
Hock and Bnrgnndy-25 cases;
rs. nor-l25 barrels: ' ''P'
yin, neders swami pipe.
. Black Hore-l pipe;
Hour Gass-l pipe;
Jamaica RUM punche0n
lnsl Whsky-l puncbeon;
Scotch - Il punche0n;
Scotch Ale, pints and auarts-20 casks:
, London Porter, pnts and quars--3O casks
In store and Cust0mhOuse and for sale by
-, X. N. McALPIN.
lASS 4aw3n ~ 2Common 81. and Canal st Row
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As DR.. DAVIS,s lI.lF
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND tTa *.

otesss 5s4e s sa6Xcf4ss. ss5ssg r.
AID scass %sasn ew nosr q me-
nal. may be mphle. for drbuop a, the
standing. graduate Of the University Of PENNSYLVANIA.
5sss % ss s r. b saTsss ,lss gsfW 81 W Chen,
and IT, has satisfaction who haye used
6ss be- a !: eli
s NJ II EEar,a n. xs..f g Wss ss,.
So $ sGd s Hshs he
. Dr.. Cook one of the most smpen, physicians in tho
limited States and " ws: the attending Phycan o Joeph
DOnapafe' ekhns Oh span during all his residence in this
~ When first offered this medicine to the public
without good authority for its truth TO that rule we hs Va
@ sy s s G al ss S the
ing was forwarded ushy respectable Druggist. Mr. Howe
81 Em1s, PssfsM s. os s ass @
ss1 syasp % * s % s G
nSoss named spp for and Colds u %Ss excellent
fErtraet from letter from Mr. S. y. Wilso srehan,
S. %a my as
% no a taken your Syrup has been cn
and took srsa, many kind, medicine and under
vi nrte Ol the most phpscHns
hls county, but received benefit until he took I Davi
syrup wild Cherry and Tar and Immediately commenced
getting better and s now well and heatry This statement
received from himself bis name is Henry Godshak. War
munster township, Bucks county, Pa. II isknown n over
the counry-s poor aboring and tcannot enie
that the Syrup saved his lie.
dn0ter Cure.Palptaton of the Hear, and
Of the Lungs relieved by Dr. Daviss Compound Syrnp oi
Wild Cherry and Tar: ' "
PHLADELPHA, April 1s46-Fo or We week ol lar,
winter was troubled with cough attended with great
tightness and the Breast and frequent DaGa
ton of the heart The cough harang peyen.
from sleeping deal OF the night and weakened ms
that degree that obliged frequently during day To
leave my ork rest myself. My physician pronounced
lungs affected and began 10 entertain serious appehenon
that would get well again. AT this time, nr Davis.
Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar recommended
three days OF IL, the oppression and
breast was greatly relieved, and BY ,e time mad taken iou
bottles the cough was entirely cured, and ee hpnl
and strength restored The epalpitaor oft ,i,wlb wh1
had been severely troubled for year most gone
feel little Of it occasionally with The relei OF
the palptaton has been great that confident one or
two bottles Of the medicine would has esrey
t. HENRY MCPHERSON, 1870 John street