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rzr o,Nefyi,s Cfrruiatisg Library, Brona
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HorEL liver three hundred volumes 2. T;h,srr
valuable works have been hddea W s
Among them are the following;
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Wayerly Novelsin IL vols.
SHINING Works in vols ,a,.,.
Mscs.isy,s History of ENGLAND in vols
Thackeray's Novels in 10 vols
Abbot's Hiytorss. II VOLS
Rsncroft,s History of the U. States, . vois.
Rollins Ancient H:s.orY} IN sP Bar vols.
Millions Poeticsl Mork
Rurps, Complete Works.
Nearly all Of Dickeps Works.
Narryatrs Novels 10 vols
Appleton's Dictionary OF Mechanics, q sois'
Moore's Poetical Works.
Jeffersous Notes on Virginia.
Phillv and Kit or Life and Raiment
. Household Mysteries, by Lizzie Petl..
The Daisy Chain. or Aspirations, vols.
The Heir of Redclyffe, 2vols.
Life Sketches from Common Paths.
Shakcspeares Complete WorsS
billiards Six Months in Italy.
Travels ia the Chinese Empire, z vols
Paul Fsrroll, q Tale.
songs and Ballads of the American Revolution
Byron's Complet Works
Memorials of his Time by Henry Cockburn.
Christie Johnstoue BY Reads
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The Eus,I,h Conservative Party.

The London Standard says that the Conservative
party In England are again preparing for mo-
,aeatous contest--a contest possibly leading to the
removal of Lord Palmerston and the abandon
men. of the system Of government without a par
~ in Parliament OF anywhere but at Court. The
Standard says: ave have the material Of such
party, in ample force, both as regards number and
talent, but the policy of the Pa lmerston Govern
,nen. and its abet,ors is not to awaken that party
by provoca.ion, still less by .favoring! encourage
mens."
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re- DRISCOLHS BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, % cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dsntrifce and Cosmatc that ever the art
Of applied chemistry hiss produced cleansing tn,
teeth, healing the gums and mpartng fragrance and
sweetness to otherwise offensive breath which too
frequently exists. without the persons KNOWLEDGE
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, Main
street. and by Druggists generally.
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW YoRK.-The New
York papers state the authority of the resident
MUSICIAN of the city that withte the last three or
four days four deaths from yellow fever have oc,
CURED 10 one house in James street, in that city,
near the East River
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~ If you have seen amy OF Jehns0n's
Fifty CENT or DOLLAR PICTURES, you viii go TO
his Daguerreotype Wagons corner 7th and Broad sts
and get one Lkenesses TO give to your friends
They are in the best style and larger than you can get
elsewhere JOHNSON himself Is operator IN THESE
Wagons. Nos Z and TO- He has been about II years
in the business. Sc %o-z"
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PERILoUs Observation-Disclosures Wilson, of ba-
loon notoristy, made an ascent on the 18th, inst
from Camptonville, Ga, when, having attained a
parted, and made rapid descent, coming down
upon pine tree rending it in twain, and expos
ing the life ct the adventurous Professor to great
ne
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MARINE NHWa
FORT OF RICHMOND, September "a.

aieH WATER THIS DAY AT "A O'CLOCK

Il.
~>~~~~~~~~~~->~~~~-~~~~-~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~-
ARRIVED,
Schr Emma Shorter Norfolk mdss, W. d Col
quit Il Co.
scbr Oneida, Peterson, Philadelphia, coal, Samuel
P. Halves.
schr J. J. Barril, Graves, Philsdelphia, cosl s. P
Halves.
schr Two Williams, James River. wheat, A.
Walker
Schr Sunny South, n. Y . gusno.
SAILED,
Schr Philandro, Armstrong Rockets, down the
river light.
Schr j. w. Roche johnson, down the river light
sloop New Packet Gwstney, Smithfeld, mdze
schr J. 7. Brady, Dockerty, down thu river light
schr Rockingham. Talpey, via Port Walthall, coal,
for Washington. ~ C.
New YoRK, sept. zl.-.isared schrs. Horstio'
Russell, Petersburg. 23d-cleared, schr Mary jane,
Burgess, Norfolk; s B. French Webb, Suffolk Ar.
rived. schr Imogene, Ripley, City Point.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept p Arrived, schrs Brunette,
Johnson. Petersburg; William Henry, Marshall, Al
exandris; Samuel Croft, Arrants, Chesapeake.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Arrived, schr Augustus Hol-
iy Creighton, from Richmond.
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LARGE YrSLp.-Mr. 8. N. Garwood, ON his farm
near Accotink, Fairfax county. Va, has raised
thirty-one and one-haf bushels Of rye from one
half bushei sowed. This Il very large yield
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re- Peruvian Guano MT Auction this
se25-lit DUNLOP, HONCURE Il CO., Austs.
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rw Auctiou.--Grocer l. la u Ors, &c.
THIS MORNING, by m
az OK If Auctoneers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TH Z A Il r E.
KI1NKFL IL CO,....Lessees and Proprietors.
JOHN T. FORD, ............... .Manager
ALSO of the National Theatre, Washington, and
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore.
T. r. MOXLEY, ................. Acting Manager.
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COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MRS LIZZIE WESTON DAVENPORT T.
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 25th,
The great Comedy of the
HEIR AT LAW.
Cicily Homespun. . Mrs Lizzie Weston Davenport.
Dr Penpnss ......,,,.,...........Mr Jefferson.
Dick Dowlas d. Davenport.
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TEsRiBLE FraE-G REAT DssrRucTics OF PRo-
pxary.- We learn by gentleman from Dansvills,
that extensive and destructive fires have b-en ior
some days raging Ia the towns Of Hume, AnGeiic.'
and Almond, Allegheny county, and IN Wayiand 40
dison, Bath, and other towns In Steubsn. Foresu
fences barns and dwellings have been destroyed
10 some instances the inhabitants have escaped Win
difficulty. Our informant thinks that at least forty or
fifty houses and barns have been destroyed In one
instance, farmer hastily took his grain TO oeeP
ravine. that It might be saved. The immense swamp
near Wsyiand was all FIRE. and the greatest eAei
tions were necessary to save dwellings oetwren ~
herty and Bloods. twas reported thai cni'o VIZ
burnt TO death in q house near Addisn
On Thursdsy last, IN Dansv1lle the smoAo ,.t
those fires was dense, that II Prodnced ai"o''
midnight darkness - Rochester IN. } Dem.
..1.z.c<-E
CT DR,scoLL ~ HARPER.-"For the kitchen ma'd
or the toilet Of a Qaeen."-Take look at Hafpets
Magazine for the present month, and you VIII hnd
capital illustration of the way In which DrncoiPs
balm of Thousand Flowers" 10 esteemed In high
and low life The kitchen levies on the adss toilet,
and BidJy affects the charms of her Mistress To be
had of all druggists perumers and fancy goods deal
ers throughout the United States and the Canadas.
Only Is cents per bottle.
D. c. DRIscoLL. Toilet Chemist,
Proprietor and Manufacturer.
81 and 97} Baltimore street, Baltimore. Md.
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE -farvoo Escape at Maya.
ra Fats The Rochester IN Y } Democrat has
communication, giving an account of thrilling in
cident at Niagara Falls, on Sunday. Hrepresents
that about5 O'clock. r. NJ, number of persons
were on Luna Island. and among them a couple of
little boys at play One of them fell into the river
only thirty or forty feet above the Falls His
screams drew the attention of others near by,
among whom was person named p p jackson
who was only fifteen feet above the Falls He at
once jumped into the water, and maintained his
footing until the boy came down against him. when
he seized the lad and threw him on shore The
boy began TO cry, and ran of. so that his name
was not ascertained. II was all jackson could do
10 eet on shore again, the water running yery
swirl The writer represents jackson to be q hold.
snohg man, who has been noted for his daring
teats around the Falls
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,I haLiED BY LiGHTsrSG.--James Brown and
3 y .nam Cnason were killed by lightning. near
hsssofsdge, Ga. on the 18th instant. Several per
sna h"ss . mere severely stunned and two mules
caA also killed by lightning In Gordon csuntv
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decision OF the Attorney General the .ddis,ansi
psl ceniaga given to mail agents, under the act Of
..ch 90, 1913, commences tina. day; but 10 be an.
pol.oosd over the whole official years In case 81
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r.a az designation Of hrsi Lieutenant william p
= 4. ~ eesps Of engineers has been accent.
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Consols for money closed at e4l.
New York POIttics-The + l IN q re ant
North American Fusion-lsIass Meeting

State Convention adjourned at o'clock this morn
ing, after nominating State ticket, with Erastus
Brooks for Governor, Dan'l Ulman and Jesse
Dunn were nominated as electors for the State at
large. The session closed with three cheers for
Fillmore and the American ticket.
The North American Convention at its evening
session. adopted resolutions cheerfully responding
to the resolutions of the Fillmore Convention for
Fusion, and re affirming the North American prn-
cples They detailed national committee.
Both wings dissolved, and now in joint rati-
fication mass meeting. The nominations were hail
ed with enthusiastic delight. The meeting num-
bers 10000 persons.
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Frost at the South.
COLUMBIA, S. G Sept. "a There was heavy
frost here last night 1t is feared that much injury
is done to the cotton section.
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KILLED BY AN ELK.-Two or three days since
we announced the death of Capt. Benz. Watts of
Howard County, giving then the only particulars
which had reached us. A letter from q riend at
Fayete tells that he was killed by an elk, in the
following manner:
Capt. Watts was seen walking ont into his park,
just back of his residence, about IL o'clock He
had in the park some elk deer, etc. At o'clock
re was found dead horned to death by the elk He
had some twelve or thirteen wounds any one of
which would have killed him. His clothes were all
torn off or nearly SO. To all appearance he made
an extraordinary effort to escape. He retreated
TO the fence, but was unfortunate as the fence
was very high one. From the stones by him.
and the position Of fence rail- he evidently made
great struggle for his life. The turn of small
hill prevented any one from seeing him. or hearing
his cRlls for assistance Capt. Watts leaves a de.
voted wife and four interesting and lovely chill
dren, with great number of friends to mourn his
nntimeiy loss. iHe was a man of considerable
wealth. He married daughter of the Rev
Hampton L. Boon. who was for many years editor
of The JEFFERSON Examiner and At one time public
printer OF the State The elk was shot after this
calamity, and on examination the horns were found
covered with blood and there is no doubt of his
having been killed by the animal
Sc Louis Republican
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RESOLVE NOT TO RECEIVE THE PRESIDENT OF
TIRE UNITED STATEs-A large meeting of the cti-
zens Of Concord, n. H. was held at Depot Hail.
Tuesday evening, for the purpose of making ar
engagements for giving reception to President
Pierce. An attempt was made by the temporary
chairman to force upon the meeting John H. George
as permanent chairman, against an overwhelming
vote in opposition to him but George was repudi-
ated, and s. b, Chandler was made chairman of
the meeting
General Low obtained the floor and said he and
the audience might live to the day when they
would respect General Pierce as highly as they
now do General jackson. The remark was re.
eeived with q storm of hissss
Mr.. l. +. Flint offered the following resolution,
and 'sustaioed it in able speech
Resolved, That it is inexpedient as citizens of
Concord, to make arrangements for giving pub
lie reception to President Pierce at the present
time.
Mr.. Fogg boldly arraigned President Pierce as
responsible for nearly all the murders and outrages
that have been committed by the border ruflians in
Kansas
An attempt was made to gag him down, but be
was heard, and his resolution adopted by
vote of four to one, and the meeting adjourned
There were about 900 persons present.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE INDIAN.

QUEBEC, Sept. 24.-We have the following ad:
ditional news by the Indian:
The Indian left Liverpool September 10th, at
81 P NJ. She brings POI passengers and full car
go.
The London money market VS. unchanged
Consuls9 44
The cotton market continued firm, with average
sales Breadstuffs dull Weather good; and pros
poets of late crops fine.
The Cunard steamship Canada arrived at Liver
pool at 7 2. NJ, on Saturday the 9th inst.
The screw steamer Etna, from New York, arriv-
ed at Liverpool at A M. on the Sth inst. and the
Anglo Saxon, from Quebec, arrived at o'clock on
the evening of the 9th. The Anglo Saxon made
the passage iout in nine day and twenty three
hours
COMMERCIAL.
Lirerpool Cotton Market.----Ths leading circulars
quote the market firm with sales during the three
business days subsequent the departure of the ASIA
Of Is coo bales of which 5000 were on speculation and
$500 for export.
liverpool Breadstufs Markets THE weather cen
tinued favorable iur the harvest, and the accounts
from the agricultural districts generally OF
satisfactory character causing decline in breadstus
and restricting all speculative enquiry. Flour is
quoted at las. per Dbl iswer, with dull market
Baltimore and Philadelphia 29OSls Ohio 3llDS3s-
Wheat 3d4d. per bushel ower-Old red G0Ss. 3D.;
new red 969s 50 old white s. 81 09s. Sd; i0s.
0l0s. Sd. Corn very dull at decline of Is; yellow
and mixed quoted at .d2s, Cd white 32s 053s
Lirerp1oI Prorisi0n Mdrket.-Provisions generally
without eny essential change. Beef dull. Pork
quiet. Bacon steady at former rates. LAID in mo6e.
request. small lot the spot sold high as
32s emo pal cals to arrive brought 78s ass. Taow
without change.
London Money Market The o had bean no change
in the tone ct the market since the sailing of the
Asia.
Consols for money closed at e4l
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Frost ut Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-There was a heavy
frost here last night in this vicinity. The corn
crop, it is feared, is much damaged
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I,oeT.

OYT..-lgn Sunday 1ase, beswee. - =.
~ Charles Hotel sad Bhoetcs Hill, Of 4 S0.St
belonging TO . Wstch. The Andsf wifl s. ~
rews,dsd By lsavins the ssme q fhis cfis.. ''e''
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Observation-Disclosures James Caskie, ESQ
VIM. HI. Macfarlsnd, Esq Wyndham Robertson
Esq, Rev George Woodbridge. Rev. VIM. Norwood
WIN. r. Rltchie Esq Jn9 T. f., Thompson, tsq, Hon.
Chas. Mosby, L So, Jno II. Speed Esq. Peters
burg David May, Esq Sc 25-dlw&ctN
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r. SOmetkIng New!-An ImprOye1sIss
an 1mbrotypss By which process The picture i msds
g efsnd out Ike the Etereoseops without the Ne o.
the lens s.t1.,v
This IL IN entirely new invention and .
rel msre dursbe and not ct oil liable TO spot, tno
rr.st objection to the B.lsom Picture.l u......
This style Of Picture II taken u PkAIT snai1'-
Gallery, Jas Main street. -,
The public are respectfully invited TO cali anc -
anime the specimens. All pictures wsHs'o1
please. H. d 1AMAA. OPERATOR
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a WANTED INIMEDlATELY !,

H6 FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN. to
-&&4 serve in the UNITED STATES NOUN
Cdlifornia Nec Merico and Teras Pay from + IL t.
1924 per month according The rank and capacity Of
the soldier. Horses accoutrements clothing, food,
and medical attendance, furnished free of charge
No deduction Of wages on account of sickness. For
further nformation apply the Rendezvous, Frank
lin street, oppt site Metropolitan Hall, Richmond,
Va sc ll-"dtiO*
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yNOH ,Ai.E..-The + u II nat U AZ 4 and
L STOCK of a weil-furuished Hotel, handsome
BAR, eight excellent BEDS, and q fine PIANO
FORTE.
Ths stand will afford the purchaser frst-rate OPP
portunity to obtain most desirable business
Apply at this Office. 50 25--l2t~
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Sailing of the Arabia.
BOSTON, Sept. 24.-The steamer Arabia sailed
hence to day for Liverpool, taking $4,000 in
specie
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N0TICE..-AIi pc rsOps due the old hrm oil
Y OTEY GOFF, ale requested to pay their bills
by the 10Th of October next; if not the law must
take its course. JAS w. CUFF,
25-6t No Pearl ct.
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ITO OWNERS OF RACE HORSEH,I
Il have on hand for sale, at Old Market Granary
corner of nth and Franklin Streets $50 bushels of
OLD OATS, which are quite fu!l AID clean: also 81
bushels Corn 500 bushels Brsn 1900 bushels Shorts
Flour: and every article in my line.
So 25-lt* las THOMAS
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u XHIkATI N.--CKAPE SHAWLs,
IL GRAPE SHAWLS, GRAPE SHAWLS.-Th.
Ladies of Richmond respectfully invited to call
at establishment to lot Of Grape Shaws
hich have dyed into fancy colors to De exhibited
for two days only We think they will speak for
themselves They cannot be surpassed either in CO.
lols style of tni.h. Admission free.
DENNIS l. BRO,
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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nv MT T. Bail those suffering from
w Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &c., to procure
some Of Richardson's Wild Cherry and bioodroos
known remedies, for the cure of Pulmonary. Com
plants 1t sotens and ooseus all obstinate obstEuc
tons of the Throat and Lungs, eilays soothes and
heals all irritation or Inflammation, and imparts
beslthy, natural action to ths Lungs FOR sale by
j. J. Richardson Confectioner, corner 18th and Cary
street and by Adie Gray, Meade 4 Baker, Laidiey
4 Robinson l.. B. Thomas, s. M. Zschrisson, w.
Pollard nth street and A Bodcker su 2S-lm
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WANTED to hire for the balance OF the
w year, good COOK. Washer and ironer w y, t
or colored. For such one = liberal hlre VIII De
maid Apply at the Dispatch Office. Sc Ss
1T71NTED ININEDIATELY, TO learn
w the Coach Smithng business, Six able bodied
bows about sixteen years old Boys from the coun
try preferred. Apply at my shop, Heed OF bssin'
near the Packet Landing.
DANIEL b. CONhlF.
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RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the
IL gath inst, WIN. II. HALL, in his 18th year-an
indenturcd apprentice to the Carpenter and Joners
business | forwarn all persons frem hsdborng sa id
Hail. or giving hi employment, az the law will be
enforced against all such. / will give cent re-
ward for his apprehension and delivery to me.
2e1t* LITTLEBURY G.. ROCK.
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4 ALIFOKNIA CATsUP, or GOLDEN
~ SAUCE-Being choice addition for all Meas
Soups Fish, &c. Those in will find at our store
fresh supply of this Cstsup. msde by
DUVAG & NORTON,
Druo m MAR
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11
CRAFTS

JUST published: New Discovery m MoIic;no :
a lew Words on the Rational Treatment, Whom
Medlcnc' OF Nervous Debility, Low Sbiriis. Joss;.
Inue' Weakness of the Limbs and Back ndts osIIio,
prehension, Loss of Memory aversion a. Socie,y %
o. solitude Fnidlly, Self Dislrusl Dizziness lead
ACNE PANS IN The Side, Affection OF the Eyes Pimne.
on te race anu other lniirmities in man. fiotn tLr
ne important fact that these alarming comnt,ints
may easily be removed wiihOu Medicine ~ iu tl,i
small tract clearly demonstrated; aud lie emlireI
me Aulhor fully explained by means of which go
one y enabled TO cure himself perfectly md a. tlo
Ieasl possible cost avoiding thereby all the n yerisoJ
noslrnms OF the day ''''i'ou
oeil 10 any address, gratis, and post free bv rai,
ting (post padl two postage stamps 10 Tr "'i m
sep25-ly5pem ~" N"y'
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11


Lrt ne AFFLICTED Reed aad PoyJr,
AZ tllai'iDic Rciacdy for Scrrfala k,u,' r,l pL
p pt,'.'' Ona'iuair tHancous Erupiiun> PnIIc.
Issues Gn He Face, Bo:chcS Bo>, Agrr = i
lrF'C; htnmr Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or 'r,n p
! Srald Head, Enlargement and Pam rf ,L r.
JOHNS, Hluhhorn Ulcers, Syphililic Disorders In
no. Hm"ai Complaints. and all Diseases aris',,,
! noun '!' ihIdlcoUs Use Of Mercury l,r,rut,,.. :,
| LIZ, or iih#rily If the Blood ~ III
~ MS great aIicrsiivc medicine and n,,r;,;o .
from ali ,,sr' stG ny thousands ct gia'clul patients
To i ''e in"td STATES, who TESTIFY ail.
al m. a. C ,,ti1s performed hy the g;t;,st ,'
M MEG mes, CARRIERS SPANISH NIjV.I'n -"
81, a. ,,''''''''ii!>il, S'rua. ErupIorS ~, ,l
."i'' l-lN;r Disease, tCNerS, Ulcers Gil S. '
lions 3t Tic Kidneys, Diseases of he th' ="
p''l"'''L'$' pans and aching Of The Bone, onI k;,
timalio rn,y 'ut 10 night by using this great and in,
for all diseases Of the Blood. no,l,ino hos
"uN 10 compare Wiih II. Iiclcalises M. ~
E't'aeS' ae'S gently and efficiently on he ,,o "
NheyS' strengthens the Digestion gi, ii' ca az"
, ~ makes The skin clear and hcnliLr nal ''
'he Constitution cnieeble by Jisco, - '''' re-
uoMh 1y Tie eXcesscs of youth to j,s nrist " oN'i
For the Ladies, ii is incomnorabr b.,,.
NI'ne'IcS ever used. few doses of -, Az f
% VIII remove all Saowncs, nj r ,ll '''''>'
i, il,o 'SeH '"aIlS 10 the check give ri,s,ii'
- iH'P, ana improve the general bS,I,L 80 'y
III unable degree beyond all The mel,c1 ~, III a I',
,o;ai , , number 81 certificates which we bovo
'iS ca lr'n persons iom all paris Of IL n I 80 We II"
Is HE best %, once thai ,rr,. J., mn 'd SiaCS
4
mill 49, n'tet k%rHers. magistrates, r, Sria, -
iheir ,oJ rn.' wen h4o"n 10 The comm n,ly n ,,
Blood Purifier e"e''S Ol tniS GIta
md J rda on tn, the AGENT and get Circular and AImon,
Medicines has perlurmcd '"! greatest OF all
WAN. S, BEERS q CO., prop,rs.
304 Broadway, New YnrL
~ ro r sale sale by d. LoCKWO0D. Smr J'"'
3 OK p' q Spcer' Leipsic; and by ]. Cow~ii anal
(Jan23-Iy.
LOVER SEED in lots to suit nurcho.o,.
IN store and Tor sale by F'''""S'rS'
c., WM. H. GILPIN
aplG-lm. p I;u IIAne SIS,
H. ~ IL have. this day. associ.ted with mo in
VIM C BUSINESS , at broad and Prime streets
rr"a ~, G hn W. Inc style Of the firm will
Phllal'a, May l, '5G. - "iiilN'
Smyrna times., 1856-06-11
TO THE PUBLIC.
Boot 81 Shoe Making.

xxr J. Y. FOLSOM respectfully informs
III the citizens OF smyrna, and surrounding
country, That he IS prepared with the
most experienced aud best worklnen % do an
work with whicb ho may be favored. in Inc hes,
manner Having many years experience ~
flatteFs himself that be can turn out AZ goaJ
aud neat Boot, Shoe, Cater, &C., as can H.
imported to this place. a good lit gnaranteed
an satisfaction given in all eases.
REPAIRING neatly done and promptly NJ
tended TO. Call at the shop in Main street ON.
posite Mr.. Foxwelfs Hotel.