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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-03-12

No. l64, South Second street, below Spruce,
Philadelphia opposite Jockeys Hall, Bust.
ness Square. @faF Fe8s-asn-'l
w HERE may be found 270,(O0 pain Of Roots
wv Shoes and Gums OF my own manufacture M
the following iowptIeesi 49, i...Ifs - :
Gents Congress Gaiiers--Paient LeaIherd ,aIf Buck
skin and CT dh all kinds " Fancy Shoes from 81 So
to 81 so. Gents Calf Morocco aud Kin Esools a "a
81 50. Coarse loRg and shOfrlegged Roots 80 10 al
Ladies' French and fngiish asHng C3aiIen ali cnloss
sltts 70 3eis do MoTc9 51ots. all eOlOrs 81 20 to
81 DO BuckskiIIs aud Slppers. 50 ga cEs Misses
and ChIldrens Boes. Shes Callers and Sippers All
coor-; Boosees, BOotsaud Caters, all prcss' 49,
SlAo greaI variety OF Trunks aud Garnet I,a0a :
DOM forget the Big Gun. e.ss &. = !. : -
oe3r3m As5ft - JOHN CONWAY.
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30. c. GRIFFITH.

OFFICIAL the Office of Marion Green, ESQ,
Surveyor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &c,
in the town Of Smyrna, on the corner of Mar.
ket and Commerce streets.
May %, lS55-ly.
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DAVID EDWARDS, TaiIor

re-aii4 RAE 81, between 3Ed and 4ls phiIdslpbia.
respeciails invites examinatoll Of bis coics asrt'
= Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
ana FURNISHING GOODS, expressly ssssened a.,
h.s nss, which will be made % esler III m ia
s.assar. and according 10 she lassi fssiions f-II
(epllesnen furnIshing thsf own goods nav deuand
u,on heir being made 10 The bsal manner
snaFeh ". ea--iy.s.. . .sasls .isz k--nN
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PROPERTY IN SMYRNA.
frg leave to refer to the JoEIOving gentle

hon. P. SPraance. Geo. w. Cummins, ESQ,
and Ex-Gov. WIN. Temple, Of Smyrna, Del;
NJ. w. Bates and J. p. Comegys, Esqrs.. Of
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, Esq, Of CantweIrs
Bridge, Del; VIM. ]. Hur.ock, Esq, Of ST.
Georges, Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill,
Esqrs, of Wilmington, Del .... =.
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& HARLEY.
PHILADELPHIA.
Cheap Watches. .IeWrIrY.

2ST4N w HOLEsALE and RETAIL, at the
EG~:A w Philadelphia Watch and Jcwrlr,
Ny store, No. &c North Second Street, corner Of
Quarry, Philadelphia.
l,ulh InNar Wnicltns INN lInI .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-06
THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY CHERRY

TTVE5E GREAT COUGH REWERY-CHERRY
EXPECToRANT-The following original letter was hand
ed publication remedy which elicit saeh
munls must be good one: S
Galveston, Texas April Is, 1856.
Dr. o. o. Woodnan New Orleans
My Dear sirIn justice you and suffering
and say world of coughing people, ycur
invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry ExpeetoEan-
done for when all other remedies had failed give any
relief In the fall Of ls7 living in Louis where have re-
sided most Of the time for the last iXeen gears severe
cold which settled lungs and confined my bed
and dosed and bered by doctors weeks finally
got my legs again. cured of my hard hing and
rafting and tickling throat which continued necessarily
for than six MONTHS always the winter MY
friends insisted had ccughed enough kill dozen common
men, and that must be in the last stages Of consumption.
made mind must cough my life away ST. Louis
in December last travel ard spend the winter inhe South
When called at store in Vcksbug, you viii recoect
coughing so hard could not talk my business
KNOWN You said you would cure cough. you gave
bottle of Cherry Expecorant thought would NOT
slight you aud medicine much try and in
thankfauess Shall day did So In but
few daysit began TO alay and diminish cough md all tick
ling in my throat and before used more than three
fourths of the bottle was entirely cured and
for weeks did raise cough hsug exposed day nd
light mall weahers in travelling However, In March, while
travelling in North Carolina cold and my cough
ing commenced again. and the tickling my throat in
terva aad before arrival in New Orleans on the 18th inst
some nights coughing woud continue
TN hour or two soon procured another you
in less than two days entirely relieved again. now
determined to always keep bottle on hand and the com
mencng of cough very few small doses relieve it en-
tirely am fully satisfied it the Cough Remedy
now known to the world and duty cough.
ing and afflicted part of the human family put valuable
remedy witnthe It's praise will soon be upou the
tongues of tens Of thousands joyful and coughess happy
souls So remedy your Epecorant should be brough.
before the public. "&S5 gal '
Tam dear sir, respectfully yours, g3~5S
.. RI. WOODWARD,
ieiI hmdEW of ILn,1s
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Sll,52l,2H s3,9l9,653 Sl,4l9,n3 81 500 o
rom Cincinnati have the following Of the 9TH ult

SILL pa S3,99,G53 81, 4l94l3 $500 22S
From Cincinnati we have the following of the 9TH ut
The money market has exhibited any of special
interest during the week. There has been considerable out
side demand which capitalists have disposed meet
freely but the offerings Of business paper the regular dis
count houses have been comparatively light, and paper has
been freely taken at Iol2 cent Rates
paper vary from Il to q per cent The demand for Exchange
mas been fair but the market yesterday somewhat
ida premium In New Orleans sight there scarcely any
thing doing and prices but little better than nominal We
quote q dseot9par buying, and 1Is premium selling.
The Savannah Georgian says
The wheat trade of this city has sprung up within two years
and already forms quite important in orr EXPORTS The
hs receipt reported this year lot of fifty sacks the 9th
OF June Since that time TO the 18th inst the received
s. sacks, all but 500 Of which by the Central Rail-
road The receipts to the period last year were So 24
sacks The first was lot of IA sacks the 9th of June All
1his wheat shipped to Northern principally New
month are sc Ola against 3o67S for the period last year
Complex jackson Railroad and shall have the plea
sure of recording the receipts wheat and every kind of
bTeadss as well vegetables and general garden products
almost every day in the year.
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Leg W(y


STATE or LOUISIANA
TrsT rs D grT Corr HTS cEEDr
NOTICE ia hereby given 10 the Crsta-
ts Of the insoYent and
ted 10 show cause within ten dayS FROM Ie Gt publication
hereof Why the final account presented By he syud Of lie
aors d said iBs0iven should approved and bomol
gated the funds distributed accordingly and aid syndc dis
charged from al further trust and n The preises
BY order Of Court tllis 4t day Of September 1856
&l3 5 j. o. GHALoN, ~ ~
20 Deputy Clerk
ETATs DE La LOUISIANA.
CIN9uiEsg Corr DE DISTRICT THOMAS KRONE vs. Is Es
" Y Ao1lyele Orleans. 5CREANCIERs No. 1896.
AsS!aS esG pnE ces preaentcs donne aux cNeasf-
gea ply e9ncernsr daso denire dix ouTs dater
ds ~ du present avis les rasos pour
nal prcente par e sndc des creaneieEs d
ne sera appronve et hooIoge les fonda
e III lalns sFfs dit compile, ct lie dit
synale deehafgs De foutes abilities uerteures
faF ordfe &c y cour &c 4 septsmtre 1886.
az s. %. CHALON,
. Dspn'e Greffer.
GUCCESsTON OF JOHN WALK TsYs-4I.T5PER
~ sons having claims agafs said ara rsuated to
present the and those INDEBTED said dre are re-
quested ID make payment to the nnderstgned
CATHERINE i. WALLER.
au2l Stna]d Admnistratris, 40 YiIiefs street.
SUCCESSION DE JOHN on a
~ les creancrs dadt succession prize r
complies; ct toua q doivent decede JOHN
cont inyiter de pave au soussisne 8557 K =
gst a CATHERINE T. WALKER.
ar21 Stn20d rne Where No. 10 Y
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QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS.

Some little variation has taken place bank
the past week, which will be observed in the table below.
There have been receipts Of Mexican dollars this week In
gold coin there little MARKET and then
brought by eigaa The highest prices paid for all kinds
by dealers on Camp street. =
Land warrants have advanced few The market
however is not brisk, with only few buyers
We usual weekly quotations of uncrrent bank
notes. coin and warrants which the Of H. B. Merre
& Co., Camp street.
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Commercial Bank Manchester Miss. par
The following table shows the discount movements etc.
the Banks of the State of South Carolina the report
Comptroller of the State st July This exhibits cir
cution and deposits Of $ $751; which are represented by
only fourteen hundred thousand nineteen specie
or fraction over u dollar and the circulation by
not quite eighteen cents dollar. This exhibit
| ton,
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CA TT LIE M ARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. September s.
Arrived to-day, lS head of Western Cattle 100 Hogs 80
Sheep % Mich Cows and $40 Aakapa Cattle The
market well supplied with all descriptions Of stock The de.
mand has been moderate and prices close for purchasers
at quotations. r.
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lbV
Comnn,at;re Rates OF Errhaugs for t,ro years:
Comparative Rates Of Exchange for tro years:
Sept. 8, 1856. Sept 6, 1854.
On London Clear Bills. 1894 9140l91a prem
Francs Big 3Gg5lIla 520Gn5.l 10
Sixty days New York l26G2h dis ls02 per cent. dis
Sight on New York.....- 10 u dis 14G33a prem

Checks on New York. par 5G@1s prem
This been the dules week for stocks have had 10
notice for months in fact for the past year. The only sales
10 shares Union Bank 1O 81 shares Canal Bank
be at l9. We usual weekly quotations. with the
remark that holders very firm, and ask the highest rates.
Some improvement said to have taken place in Poncarran
Railroad and since the opening of the jackson and Great
Northern Railroad to Magnolia confidence in its has
been strengthened From observations the will
will be undoubtedly opened TO Jackson Miss by the next
meeting of the Legislature of sister State in January 1857
memorable 9Th of January Of that year shall in all
probability have the Legislature Of Mississippi participating in
celebration day in city, shall then with
in Il fc4 Rhnl1rs traN =
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RECEIpTs oE PRonuCE.

ST Henry cIotesus622 sacks wheat l15o
% ne ca Do S ban
HarveySa hbs apples n Mar,1Ss$ sacks Benton
q ss
GAIRo-seamer Fanny BnIl1o4 bbls flour ia kegs but
Ter e I Dossn So oz !ns flour f Sos faeks
son q sacks Wheat HOrre Gayle &ce46 sacks to
eo-l45bbs Grsyess do I Werel6 do 10
Toano9O Donnelly Bezzni kco32 do IS bbs apples Sc
sPpes wheat james @ Hsp Do to "
cheese % CHEESE II
lG6 ksgs butter Gef &eo5 do 4 boxes candles
Ward, saunders Hnn-l6 do to Payne pieces
g Beas % @ to easF h
eggs sehneiderT4 DC butter Delbondios casks ba
kegs lard 2bbls is sacks Moore &coTo 50
SaadS EEsHR Seslo5 ReSs Esfln Gcoso
fG hs9soq r rs4 ca"
M Ssa d a's FtsysPs as
Yard, ID MeD owell Mis&eoES do 10
s Fesos zsss kss5aEa SssS A.
fos Mnn
&eo-li nobegSen Msbepgs-io ;lslef-s aSts,
Powell Hopkns B5}osa SeS-s isad sss tco $
eS s dfS eo B EGg s1Sg 1505 S Sso
kedge Roberts 70 orderFo ns l577 bales
cotton, yr.
do Sbia c sas
Hadden-56 do VOORHEES, Grggs &co-5 do Dougherty
- @ lard 81 iu lard re g sG %
apples Harvey kcq-2o bbs lard oil yredenhnrg co
hemp Mann dcoo e Oil ioo Pass bSs
order.
BAYOU sARA-steamer Capitol2e bales cotton to W Jack
sSSEJ sS G caa f Ss 9t
eskl so Pschd s wS Asn do Ray
Al A. NJ do Shaw &so-O9 doA Kelly sec
hhds sugar. s'r
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADS. bbs potatoes bbs onions to LarousseIu
CONsIGNEEs.
BosToN-shp Minneso,a-A W Bosworth seo--11orrell,
Grieir Aeo-ogiesby ! aiacauay Marsh Geaj H
Snfbri5Es ScoM Nisr-h stevens &so;lPdgs kane't
SsnssmW TassF Sso
ssn sS!S
s Sc Mcn , xfoP bssW Ssss
sh'rmway & Clapp-and order.
., NEW ,nasls Met
EyEue {apes Sce1G Se1a1ssldj Broulato5fIJ bon.
EssSs 5 %S
quie Phllips-Buckner Stanton Newman-J W Burbrdge
s1d ft's
strong-P CampbellI Costerman &co-R II Chinn-Dapis
jack sonJ Drake &co-T Dutcher-J Douglerty&co-
Duncan Loga--Dawson &co--S Elkin &co-R Eubauk Il
Co.'S Ewing-D Observation-Disclosures Meyers-N Foger
Erellson Stevenson &co-F Folser &coR Green &eop
lf'h S'f lewis eS sed
Givens-iqnsl Jamson- N Goud-Hspds5son Terry
& sIn HarIeli &sowHarrs LevyIhomes Cans-E
lsIael-J Jonson &coW Jackson sco-S Kennedy
d Kelly &co-kenne Dix &co--J l. Lee-N I,aroussne--
Ie'ehford &ceTIaforest { DowelI Mills eco
MckeIoy BadordF Mailard &cosloon, titus &eo eee
arks &eo-iles, Adams &coA Marbonne kco-J Mathews
&co-A Maurovan--Aandevie McIlhenny-Meyer 4 Bro-A
ilenburge &eoJ Mitchell &co-B Eautre &co-Richard
Nugent Sco-Neholson &coNort Smedes &co-C w Newton
4co-0akey HawkinsOgesby 4 McCaulay-
powel Hopkins--T @ Pagan &co-G N Pinckard Eco-
Ferdrealvile Brohersfeet, Simms &co--Perkins Sco-
fheps Stevenson-Payne SteeePrice & Couoi-RobSon
acknowledgements, Pider &co-Rchards Slocomb &co-H ii
Beuumhn-Robertson Il McDougall-Reed Field-Rawlins
DUNCAN &co-BelleauX Il RigoA Robb &co-Seaman Peck
co-Smh, Cooper &co-Geo Smedes &co-Searng & ScottT
smith &eo--G SizerM SmoIl-Sark Staufcr Sco-Saul
&coIg Tnrnel-S NJ Todd &co-Wrght Allen &co-S Wolf
woodruff &co--Ward, Saunders & Hunt--A Whiting-C
Yale jr &co-order. =
s7NtsSfS- PIE CFEEES.
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ysssss TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
land in Eastern Texas known the "Mcoueen land,
Devil Port on the Watches river This land is offered in
change tar dry goods and groceries Any wishing to
re Tor in this way by addressing the undersigned
learn the terms and particulars which will bs such as will
suit the parties offering References quality of the
land and title can be made to Hon George Snyt Hon q
this county. SAMUEL GOODE
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ne. gILLINGs, .cARaT1N AT1VE AHn AZ

nR. BILLINGS AVID As
- TRIEGENT syRUP-An Intalible Remedy for CHOI-
ERA INFANTUM Or SUMMER COMPLAINT OF chill
DREN, CHOLERA MoRBUs, DIARRHEA,or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF TIE BOWEIs-The long aud sue-
cesfu experience in Tie Of this remedy The inventor
in the Of ell the diseases for which recon-
rended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy in the Of tie 9oei aec
cEsof Children Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus and Dsanry
grown PERSONS eute higher confidence than # i
fess to perform miracles and all Ills life It's
highest character the following gentleman
aresident Of Lockhart Texas. VIII show: t#gl u e.
DELLA, Goahonna Coz Miss.. May 81, 1871.
o. o. Woodman Esq Dear sir-There but very
the offered the public which would
ling to lend the sanction Of NAME however humble may
be- either in the world of letters of medicine Observation
and experience however upon conviction
that Billings Carnnave and Astringent Syrup very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific prncpteper
ectly IN harmony with the laws Of organic feaDd therefore,
although its higher
in the scale Of remedial agents than nosIu affords
pleasure be able without the
on add testimony in favor Of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy, all the forms Of bowel
is recommended have Used it myself very
eFesng chronic Of DaErhea Dysenery
mend in others and in every instance where sueh
preparation was indicated, it proved suecessfgL 3
Respectfully yours, Il,
-. D. II. PORTER, N. D.
5..S o. o. wooDMAN.#
corner Common and Magasne streets,
r
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, corner of ST. Charles and Clio Streets New
Orleans -fGIt b - y
GEORGE PURVES, Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has addition to his
0ds n the Of sashes
All orders left ut his Office q Commercial Place. the factory
or at the Mechancs Exchange, Box a. will promptly at
tended to. al I'm
CHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
~ with Beef torkMutton and Veal, Sausages Triple, md
every thing in the butcering line Barrels md
Choice Coned Beef put order for Cabin Family Use
at Stall No. 2 POYDRAS MARKET, by - "
s,-e AUGUSTUS G. MERKEL.
B-Stenmboats and Ships supplied with all kinds Of Live
stock such as fresh mch Cows Hogs Shoats Pigs Sheep
Coats, Geese. Ducks Chickens etc. - m4tff
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SUGAR.. The market has been very firm with constantly
advancing tendency and during the week. 1909 hhs have
found purchasers prices closing follows for Inferior to Com
mon Fair TO Fully Fair 999a; Prime and Choice 9s
g and l0c p h. showing advance since this day week Of
}4@4Se.
Weeks receipts, 3Gi hlds-Exports l.
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,sSsSSss PEACHES, PEARS AND APPLES
ANTaoMY AsrREno 10 Royal and 50 Canal street
has engaged the whole of Col Hebrons and six or
seSe other orchards OF Vicksbug and will sell by the Million
thousand box barrel dozen, and will deliver them to ali
paris Of the city free Of charge consisting of PEACHES
FEARS, APPLES, ORANGES, MELONS, and every thing
in the FRUIT LINE. He is also sole agent aud will sell
commission 100000 FRUIT TREES every description. He
also receives fresh supplies every day. z't
vs. Please give me call and you will be satisfied.
j 5[@LES ANTHONY ASTREDO, a.
iylfH E Y l6 Royal nnd 50 Canal streets.
T ARD-2000 kegs choice Leaf. for sale by ~
- gl-li--. f. ri VOORHEES, GRIGGS & CO., m
myl3 ID Tchoupitoulas street.
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COhEMAN TOOK THE PREMIUM AT
~ the New York Fair for the best CORN and FIGURING
MILL Those wishing such them by addressing
v. T. COLEMAN, Box c, No. 1856 New Orleans.
Ne Mandatory Napoleon Avenue city of Jefferson la
n3 Ware Room and Depot, No. Sc Natchez street New
Orleans. dl4 JydhW
FE'OBY'S CITY AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
Turning AT all hours Of the day throughout the city
agent Tor the Railroad Company for carrying the
Mails, and having entire charge Of the Baggage Car
messenger will wait upon passengers in the cars.
Checks will be given for all baggage taken charge by this
Company. - ~
Baggage checked from residences the Office the Lake
boats by authority Of the Pontchaan Railroad Company
Weekly Express every Sunday to Galveston, Indianos
Powder Horn and Houston, Texas.
An Express Messenger will be dispatched three times week
to all the Watering Places the Lake Orders parcels re-
ceived at the Office.
Bills Of adng left at the office for goods by New York
and Texas steamers will meet with prompt attention
Schedules Of and signals furnished by applying at the
office = " 49,
Branch office at the Ponchartran Railroad Depot re-
eepon OF Baggage and Packages Open from A. NJ to
P. NJ. : = ' = - ~
proprietor begs to notify the pubic that his is the only
City Express running and that his arrangements are now
completed and that prompnes the delivery goods
relied upon. S. TOBY, Jr., Proprietor
fe2S ly Principal Office rs Grayer street. corner Camp
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8ebien If tbe NIarktts for Qast aalteh,
49, Z
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp str

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday Morning, Sept. 8, 1856,
We have had fair amount of business going forward i'll our
this week. and will be perceived that has met
sale on arrival at full prices, while Sugar has nd.
vanced fully q of accent. Tobacco continues f though in
active Flour and Wheat have declined rs is also the case
with some articles in the Provision line.
The city continues to enjoy excellent health notwithstanding
the suy and oppressive weather which hns prevailed of
time The Persia left Liverpool for New York the 2d ult
and her advices received here by telegraph Thursday
night.
COTTON The week opened with good inquiry for the
new CROP which has continued throughout operations being
onychecked by the scunness the receipts which are alto
Geter inadequate to supplying the demand which prevails
The sales of the first five days 200 bales mostly crop
rs follows: 2O on Saturday, 100 Monday, 1900 Tues
day 400 on Wednesday and 700 bales Thursday mostly at
range Of O2igl1ic for Low Mddng strictly Middlng Il1s
0ac for Good Middlins, and l2l2ac for Adding Fair
Yesterday purchasers found for 1000 bales full rates
making total Of 3709 bales for the entire week. Prices have
been very Irregular but the figures below approximate to the
general range for crop: -
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G. SLAVE DEPOT, mo- 1856 COMMON
sTREET-The undersigned has on hand, and will keep
M full assortment of SLAVES consisting of MECHANICS
Of an descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS etc.
Baronne street. he is prepared accommodate transient Traders
city. Il
Parcuar attention will be paid to cougnments Of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY, l56 Common street.
EErEBESoEsiP e. Curry Person z g Kicks
n, B-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG sNEHRUES- nj ly
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DR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS

Hft. LUCK WUUD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEA RS
- experience in this city practitioner Of medicine for
the future VII attend principally to Office practice He takes
leed success diseases of the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys bladder, Chronic Darrhea in word all chronic com
paints and Rheumatism in its FORM Also Diseases
Of women and of females; Poapsus Ute
termed Venereul, primary and secondary.
All who suffering would do we'll to give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe and speedy cure
ohigate myself to all persons who have Rheumatism
III the inG or make no charge for my services My
one Of my recent discoveries in Naterin Medica and is
taken with perfect safety being vegetable compound
In consequence of the many humbug advertisements the
newspapers with great reluctance give the public
Address or call on me at DAEIDSON'S ROW, l1S CARON.
DEiET street. between Poyfrns and Hevia streets.
Office upstairs. Hours from A. NJ. to 9 NJ.
So j. L. LOCKWOOD, NJ D.
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o. O. Wg,(1DnlA

~ a. xxSsssEsvs 4 NJ yvrTf.r ~ III gssgIna4sE 81
" Co., N rssa ~. No. 4 5ls.s Ass
1sags.faa ~ rf1 - - 49,, ~ $50
DRUGS sFTEasTan saFTsrcTNEs ETRE fFsstrf.aYa
M an d 49,. r5e r III
Fancy s6apa PATEgr
NENTg DRUGGISTS ri. 4ssyyaPF gRTIarTEs; Tr,neh @
ami American "a . .Tstss r.vE
sTtrFFs e.e 3s% -
TIr,oatsts rFva;cfsns fx.,,r.4 ~ - LII
nnrehase 1etenas ~ tonaity 81, 49,
ffraese nyc-,ntr at.snnfs4 e.
,57E'I f.$. ,,, o. - ss5
- =. ~ tt02t
Receiving by late aud Ger
y haaag' arg assor1fn q u
VAREs PEKF UMEfsY, BRESHsS,e tct5 Among which are
8 100 boxes French window GIass assorted si8ea.
100 lbs gonrada Hydrfodate Potash. Y
553 100 ounces Peleaer Fr Qufnine
$50 lbsM ander,s English Blue Mass. 48 f5 4ls
400 lbs aEaader,a Englisf1 Caionel Il s. 4
10 Jars Carbonate Ammonia.
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