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Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,

ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street, corner of Gravier.
NEW ORLEANS,
Call the attention of MI wanting MEMS BOYS and Chill
DREN'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, RUBBER
CLOTHING etc, to the complete assortment in store
They we'll satisfied house in New Orleans make any
thing like the showing.
The "pLATFQRM" is still and will ever he adhered to:
SHOULD ANY DIsS ArIsFA CTIoN EX1sT AFTER THE
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR TIE MONEY WILL BE CHEER
FULLY REFUNDED
The above has been long established principle with the
above house, together With
One Price and no Deviation.
BLACK and COLD CLOTH DRESS and FRocK COATS
OFFICE COATS; BUSINESS SUITS TO MATCH
Ovcrcoats.
FUR, ST. NICHOLAS. SEBAsTOPOI, MAI.AKOFF;
RAGLAN, NIGER HEAD, REAL ENGLISH BEAVER;
llERsEY, PILOT, BLANKET, EXTRA LONG PILOT;
BLACK CLOTH, ROYAL RIBBED SACKS AND FRoCkS,
Puutaioons.
FIVE THOUSAND PAIRS or CASHMERE AND DOE
SKIN;
ONE THOUSAND PAIRS OF UNION CASHMERE AND
SATINET.
BLACK and COLORED the following description Of goods
Velvet Figured and Plain, Silk Figured and Plain, Cloh
Embroidered, Cashmere, Cu>simee, White Marseiles,
Italian Cloth Bombazi!e, etc.
Furnishing Goods.
ALI. LINEN SHIRTS: COTTON; LINEN BOsOMs, COL
LARS AND WRISTEANIS
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
C0LORED ALL WOOL SHIRTS =. =.
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS-White and Coored
COTTON KNIT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS:
HALE lIoSE-Srpc'', Gray and White; Aerno
:. =. White, Striped and Brown Cotton.
Complete assortment of GLOVES.
A complete assortment Of
BOTS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
Hungarian, French, Getaway and ROUND JACKETS;
Cashmere Cloth Black and Goored FROEkS VESTS and
PANTALOONS
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOODS
INDIA RUBBER CI.uTIIlNti-An kinds.
CusoIs Beds Pillows Carriage Cloth manufactured by
the Union Company.
Every article fully guaranteed, and sold factors prices
ALFRED 31UNROE & CO.,
H.: au3tMoWtSi "a Magazine street. corner GrHvier.
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y 4. O. o. Fac a regular meeting of

Ray- I. O. O. +. - AT q regular meeting of
Southwestern Lodge No. 49, 20. O. r. held Friday
ing 3st October 1856 the following preamble and resolutions
submitted by committee consisting Brothers Michael
Hahn Gerard Stith and Af Shaw appointed for The purpose
and unanimously adopted, viz: f."
Our well-beoyed brother, Past Grand CHARLES CAILA
HAN is The first candidate initiated this lodge
and Of its most ardent and worthy VINO
oealed its chief officer in administering solemn rites Of
burial deceased broher he whose lips recently us it
walls this Lodge room and at the last resting place Of
er M ean aeS bS f Il I
The Grand Lodge above. But short time ago visiting
lowing tic noble impulses Of lii soul and st OF honoab
ambition enlisted in the Of civilization and liberty aud e
unfortunate elowbeHgs There in the PRIME Of YEARS. Erin
ysaged severed the ties which him to u.s. and
and ne by ho 6S SeT 9Tr
could not be performed and the soIenes of rites
over his lesss and manged body by the warm hands Of lis
montn brethren Bnt bis neiy virtues and brilliant intel
nthEopG pfn a which governed him officer and
long cherished in onr memory His duties as m Odd Fellow
were always prgdeny faithfully and cheerfully performed;
tercourse with his brethren, and indeed in every position
Inwsh he WAS placed couspeuosy displayed his devotion to
nen with his rehren like that between David and Joahan
s Always reg,oasy observed and that HE has gone
osGe y Of The tenure Of life praise OF his
row Tor loss and as feeble testimonial our
ms Lodge has lost faithful and accomplished emUer and
the oFeiarsH individually, and true friend
"S aeePy ma a,gsy shared BY the members Of this ledge
ngt9 my m ioken OF our respect for his character
clothed in black and the members wear the usual Iade Of
to tah be s. ba URF nin
ESrsa rhat copy Ct these resolutions Will the
made public through the city papers. N
THos. g. ROBINSON, sec,y. na 2p1t
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address Of The Democratic Committees.


In the Crescent, on Saturday morning, we alluded
to the Address to the People Of New Orleans pub
Ished on behalfof the Democratic State and Parish
Committees, and showed up in proper style the dis
organizing and revolutionary tendency Of that and
the previous publication We characterized the Cad
dress as rather lame affair." although written with
lippant sort Of versatility very popular in this fast
age. Our columns were so crowded that we were
unable to quote much less comment upon the fol-
lowing which is 80 absurd that it hardly deserves
notice. and would not receive one at our hands but
for the fact that it is part and parcel Oft solemn
proclamation published to the world by the duly con
stituted representatives Of the Buchanan party of
Louisiana Say these Democratic Committees:
know that it nvarilbe have erory
precinct Challenging Committee and Comnee for
order in our own ranks There are twenty three precincts
in this city and the number of men 70 form toys committees
must be very large II is than absolutely
that should Disappointed who will
the easiest and only certain way select them by calling
tlen5together in this way. @ '-a
The Registry Law has done away with the neces-
sity for the former + invariable CUSTOM No man
vote without he is registered and the Inspec-
tors will have all the lists before them at each pre-
cnct, as a matter Of course challenging Com
lntees will be sHperduous! Thus goes by the board
another plank Of these famous lronunoianlontou. N
The Democratic Committees idea Of & preserving
order in our [their) own ranks, is a good one If
they only succeed in that, there will be no trouble
But do they want to? we entertain serious doubts.
Their past conduct and present attitude would lead
an impartial observer to any other conclusion,
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TIE R NJ S

TERMS:
the Crescent will be regularly to subscribers in the
early hour every morning Sundays
year, in advance hafyeay and quarterly ht the
same rates, 20 week. payabeto the carriers
Advertisements, persquarerst insertion in all cases
Il. 81; for every subsequent insertion, 20 cents.
on the second page charged 81 for every
Insertion
published at intervals will be charged 81 per
square for every insertion.
Advertisements not marked will be published one month"; or
longer and charged accordingly advertisement or sub
eerpion will stopped rn all arrearage are paid at the
option Of the proprietors.
Liberal Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAIL4Y CRESCENT
Has circulation which renders desirable medium for adser
Users AS FANY PArERit circulaes largely reachins
many hundreds Of homes early hour and being read
approach Of business hours consequently srtcies
for family use may be sdYantageousy published in its
columns gs
TIRE WEEKLY CIR e SCENT
Is published every Monday morning at So year.
advance Having circulation throughout Lou
isana Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Texas ana other
States presents favorable mode to advertisers of making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements iu-
a serted for 81 per square, each insertion.
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rHos. q. ROBINSON, ses,y. "a "a a NJ

M Our readers are well aware that we have
never advertised patent necnes-bu VIC now pubIish an
advertisement of Ayers Pills, because we are mid for if
alone but because honestly believe that Dr. Aver is one
me best physicians and chemists Of the age and because we
ho~ IRON experience that his Cherry Pecora best nei
cine Tor Cough that invented. We have beer, crea
o. aseyee Bronchitis and have given 10 CIR family with
""s succession Colds Coughs, Whooping Cough Croup
etc. Our eighbors who have tried the Pills yepreer ,hpn
az extraordinary coed medicine
democrat, Nc trtlur, Vinon co. O.
They are for sale by j. Wright & Co.. and All onr civ
druggists. 4rr.,|s.l - - '' " my
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The NTayor---Thc Sheriff.

Elsewhere will be found proclamation from Mayor
Waterman 1t was received quite late last evening.
We bespeak for it the attentive consideration of our
readers. The Mayor takes high and strong grounds
just what his friends expected from hinl-and shows
in unmistakable terms, that he will not be found
wanting in his duty an officer or citizen, no mat
ter what line Of conduct others may see fit to adopt
On Saturday we halfway promised to look into the
lawprescrbing and defining the Sheriff powers and
duties on daysof election. We have not had time tc
dose, nor is necessary.
However, Tomorrow will afford ample time if the
cause for complaints not removed. Nous refrons
as tile renowned old Father Richie used to say.
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STRANGE - The following Washington dispatch
was received on Saturday by the Secretary Of the
Fillmore Rangers It is from Judge Vespasian Ellis,
editor Of the Washington Organ We call the atten-
ton of our readers to it particularly:
Buchanan published at Hamilton New York received
maintains Buchanan 10 be better antislavery than
mont and says, the Democratic platform will operate the
exclusion Of future slave States from the Union This is pub
sled for the North and supposed 10 be TOO late have y
effect the South. responsible for The truth of this
dispatch TO any amount. FESPASTAN ELLIS,
Editor Of the American Organ Washington city
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N \ II L | L u ::

On Tuesday evening, 2St October Trinity Church. by the
hey. G. F. k9dcnstel. Mr.. CORNEll.LE ". GEISSAN to
@ EilEA IL oTWAY, eldest daughter o: CaPt. john A. Ct
oH IteTday SEPT L. by tic Rev Padre Rtno, IN the city
Miss MARIA MERGED daughter Of ait I,04r Wi'la19, n
the Rancho del Chino - 80 ~ '''' ~
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american .TfometN0fiosass


e9Meet'Sc02e .TTo7etft0ftOnss
FOR PRESIDENTS:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONILSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEc oRs:
FIRST DISTRICT:
j. Il. WIL&E NsoN, Jr.,
OF PLAcuEMlNEs.
suBsTITuTE:
Hon. E Jorge E usTlS, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
GLENDY BURKE,
OF ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTE:
H. NJ. 5 NEBS,
THIRD DISTRICT:
H. G. TEEInOD AUX,
OF -EKREBoNSE
SUBSTITUTE:
FE X G US g n Il ID K X e.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
PR TON POND, Jr,,
or EAST rELlcASA.
ST. RSTIT U TIE:
N. $. L ID w AtSDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
OF ST. Landry
SUBSTITUTE:
ADOLPrEk ID. Coco.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
PETER ALIEN y d z Il,
TESsAS.
SUBSTITUTE:
L. p. c II i e. au2G 2ptd
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LEGISLATURE
We authorized announce Hon. THOMAS CURRY Il
candidate for the Legislature ton the Third Repesentatv
District ill the vacancy Octts;olrd by the resignation
Hon, Charles T. Esn.
eSs-Eluction ,ith November inst, n3 2p2t
FOR HOUSE OF REPRES ENTATIVES
,SerenM Representative District.
AMERICAN CANDIDATE,
j. j. L. ID G \ IL PL y G II A IL ID
go 1T
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R8~Dr. Beil's OplnIon of TSostctter,s R,tt,o,.s
SPRINGFIELD, III, April IA, ls56-some months since WI
recovering from an attack of RemSnt Fever was
70 fry HosIeer's Bers, article peculiarly snad ~
"Hdon Of eon'aeseents from fever Ii is simple justice
10 say treStored the powers Of my digestive ORGANS ana ~
tie same time kept my bowels gently OPEN l have no h
fancy in saying that hitherto in using my practice
in every case where have ordered it, like charm n
thus speaking freely Of il from puff patent medicine NJ
article il by claims 10 be.
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70 KEOtgsC~FS eepcfs.

10 KaOWSG"A eefFcFSs
W. wo'h! call the attention Of those in Of
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
large and well assorted stock Of importation which
we Inty" lately received Consisting ii part Of
RICH NEW STYLE SILK AND WORSTED DAMaSK, for
Curtains
RICH EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
- JAtQt ARD AND DAMASk Mr>IINS;
=. DAMASETABLE SETS AND SEkFit'F,> ne BEARN:
>. EMBROIDERED BubINETS AND I,tIE NETS for
BHs.
French ad Engli,l. WOODEN and N0IIETOE DLANK-
FITS:
EN-,
frtJch Scotch and irish TNWI,IINt;S and DIAPERS;
LINEN AND COTTON STRIPE AND PLAID IL KING
rIIIETI-r Curtai> and Furniture coverings. A>f!o all
Dry 'cos IL 'he ioU~e furnishing line, "jsc! vii! h. sid AT
low prizes. ~ ~
GIQCEL < JAMESON,
no Hp: : It.g- -,,Sf rp.t
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aB- The accommodating clerk Of the steamer Falls
City has placed us under obligations for late St. Louis
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III a5y- The clerk Of the steamer Rapides has our
thanks for late Memphis papers.
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aa Our thanks are due to the purser of the steam
ship Louisiana for late Texas papers.
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CGrpefi1egs.

CGs'petings.
Just received ships Neptune Edward Hyar and Mont
morency from Liverpool fresh supply of designs and
beautiful patterns VELVET TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS
cARPETlNG, from the celebrated manufsccry Of j. Cros
ley & Sons.
ALL WOOL and HEMP DUTCH
superior article for Counting Houses aud Nurseries.
COCOA AND CANTON MATING.
TODD & GANDOLFI,
h5 PITT 10 Canal ST.. Royal TouTo Buildings.
housekeeping Goods.
complete assortment Of articles G. use, sucl us
LAMPS
KNIVES AND FORKS
JAPANNED WARE, TIN WARE
WOODEN WARE, IRON WARE
BRUSHES, BASKETS
DOOR AND TABLt. MATS, &c,
For sale at low prices, by
P. r. FELL & CO.,
o. -PlutN-lN il Camp street..
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Southern Furniture gE'aFcFoom!

CHARLES \. STEWART,
1t Nos, III and l13 Cona! street, Netc Orleans,
Has @>; we'd om the sn,nufctory, beautiful sock Of
spcu dul MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTEADS, in ad
DIXON 10 us Aiter,5 iA.Cr lock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
corp >:g EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
willing anything il L. line, Will mud their advantage to
give Lin ,d ict1Tc purchasing elsewhere
CHARLES \. STEWART,
II 2lG;&i;W III and IFS canal street.
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o. SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES go
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The Patent E9sonseEeT Collar

Island OF CssLtc.
IT O 81 EE ID - NJ Z II G- O.
Importer Of
HAVANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO,
No. IL Custonahousc street,
HIS just opened al the above importing Establishment,
where lie oun superior stock If the ieet scteiioa and
most brands ii:
HAVANA CIGARS,
rAPER CIGARS.
and LEAF TOBACCO.
at the low est Prizes
CID JOE" rs he is Familiarity know: fr :i.e a,t
ejNrv, eats, hi. Old stand in the R"tnHia
Charles Hotel still remains in his d! quarters Where W.
found TIC very be brand, q Havana and Pde: Cigars, IT his
importation. Also, his Cigar CITY EiDf FL.
ST LOUIS HOTEL and ARCADE. Away b. found Ire
very lrua Chewing Tobarco Paper Ct4r> ,,1 the
very h., qualify Of HAVANA CIGARS And S3OKINt TO-
BAt'O. >3J 1fG:
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-RB2'. S0neageI Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. lis GRATIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CASCEs ScALD-IiEAD, WHITR 5 ELLIsG SORES Md
ULCERS Of every description jg3l 2ply
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!. MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1856.
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Medical Books

Medical KsooEs
For sale by
nj Ell GBsS~ H. yAYs7 IE -E~E- H1 p
BOOKSELLER AND ST-iIIONER
No. 1UI Canal Street,
WOODS AND WATSONS PRACTICE;
FERGtSON'S AND nRTITT'S SURGERY;
RAMSBOTiiAN'S AND CIT RClIII.I.S MIDWIFERY;
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY:
TONNES AND KANE'S CHEMISTRY;
WILSON'S ANATOMY, ctc. etc. II Pa
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ps~L,ver COMPETENT. Dyspcns,o and piles.

Es SANFORD BELL, NJ d
e-s9id by Druggists and Dealers generally nS 2p6sw
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Sals6 Orlsals 9aiIp Grestent,
sFrcE, no. 10 CAMP STREET.

III, ,rs q gtfxos s5s s5s 5g .5 wtLL1AM ADAMS
TsY NIXON e ADAMS.
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The idea eooy advanced by the Crescent that the Mayor is
The preserve the peace and that the democracy have nc
right assist him doing absolutely cruel in its
cod boodcd mockery. 10 that graceful gracious
young will take not to be involved in the rnnits
which will committed by his party and wnked 1T by
the police No doubt he will be rs spruce youth and as nice
Young gentleman small elparty the election day
now But the that the vile ruiiIns whom he indebted
for his election will permit him TO like an impartial
md destroy their trade, punish their atrocities is
fecy absurd. Mr. Waterman probably means well by nature,
of the Crescent He was elected by fraud Bullying
ence aud fraud bull g and violence govern and control him
rs we'll rs us policemen office the appontcrs
nluCh Of Waterman Of awess and murerons party,
they be expected ol orders given against murder
aud lawlesngss such will be idle, and reliance
on them protection is already bitterly proved be the
most fnlAl OF tnllies.
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Auttiolr saIes.


WINTER CLOTHING, WHITE SHIRTS, CAPS, etc
BY BLACtIE BEAUMONT, Auctioneers
MoND!TAX 30 Inst ut TO oGio . A.; a.: M. Ill, &c
sold
An assortment of Mems Cloth Gaps.
AT II O'Clock, stHrs--
100 dozen of White Linen Bosom Shirts
200 lots Of Winter Clothing such Denim Overalls, Canton
Flannel Drawers eershn Ovcrcoats Printed Satine Pants
Cashmere Cottonae and Jeans Pants; Black Silk and Satin
Vests; Velvet and Cloth Vests Blue and Brown Dress and Frock
Merino Undersirts Blue and Red Flannel Shirts Hck
DRY Shirts, Cmva,s, etc. -,
GOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE AND ROSEWOOD
Case PuIu 1T Auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auconeer.
Office, No Commercial Place,
NToNDAY. 81 inst, at II o'clock NJ, on 10
will be sold
edsteas Bureaus Tables, Parlor Chairs, Carpets Mang
Kitchen Utensils, etc.
Also
One Rosewood CRSe Piano.
M3T" TERMS-CHsh. ny
FIRST CARGO OF NEW CROP FRUIT
Rlisins Lemons Figs, Wines, Nbangos, ecCnreo Of brig
T, " Rowland direct from Malaga in 30 days.
ny r. B. SYKES, Auconeer.
MONDAY, the Sd inst, at 12 o'GiociS NJ. 1T
IE auction his auction Store No. - MugA@le street ny
sample packages taken from the cargo Of brig Rowrd JUST ar
300 hoxes Nj; Raisins brand John Kreisler;
2ElJ hF
S9Oo " I.onlon Layer Raisins :.
100 hf :. :. 100 or drums Figs;
50 qr casks Sweet Malaga Wine;
10 ccrools Garlic; 80 bDs Gnrlmng0s
It9aTERMS-$4, cl.h: 1900 to 500 sixty days; 500
S1 nne!y days; sou, four months for approved pa
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Fashionable Giofhistg.

Fashionable Clothing.
E7~ sasrE1Rz u a77 &c ME ga a>~~~9
30 CAMr STREET,,
Are receiving their supplies Of FtGand WINTER CLOTH
ING to vlirI. they invite attention. New styles Of
FEOtK MD DRESS COATS;
CASHMERE HtSINESS SUITS
Rtt3L-ANS AND UFERNOAT>;
rryuch .nI English CASsINEEE r-tNTS;
Silk, Velvet and Plush VESTS
Cashmere and N.,e!ct. VESTS.
SHIRTS.
s,1rrlIHe !.irtcu and Linen lios m SHIRTS;
,'ur,red Frencl. t;f English Muslin
NeGino Silk SI}er Flannel and Net Cotton DRAWERS; and
SIIIKTS.
SIAWIS--Nrn'> Travelling ST AW!.S M NtUnS;
Rich SILK CEANATS and StAEFS;
Rel. silk Albert, Opera All Nnr"'.eon TIES;
C4,.nere and r,~t ROBES DE-. t!!ANBRE.
sGnbA'0iypcs.
\ NEW STYLE OF ILkENESSE$- GCERRENTYTES
SUpr,f2t't.DEn.
II no style Of Pictures srtass all otIor> for holy
durability am! ttinulness. Ambrntypr far superior
nuCirTrotyp many rr,e,ls, They finer and
they do the position they may be
any view; Jhey taken much shorter lile there
fore lie expression is ekr they be mac double
pictures instead O! and viii INST IT ages
unchanged.
All persons invited to Gall at G!EDRI'kS new Rooms
No Il CAMP STREET, and rpeciElcl.s III lis and
beautiful
o2o 3pIms HEDRICk, Il Camp street.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26
Gratis I!

JUST published: A New Discovery m N,o,,:o;,. ,
a lew Words on The Rational Treatment, wl,tn,t
Medicine, OF Nervous Debility, Low SpiriIs. Lass
tube W 9akness OF The Limbs and Back lud,s o.,Ia,
anu ihcapaCiy iOr Study and Labor, Dizziness OF A.
pFehCnsion, Loss OF Memory aversion Ia Sncie,, ~
OF Solitude. TimdIy, Self Disrusl, Dizziness Head-
Ache Pains IN iie Side. Affection ol The Ewes Pimnes
ON Inc Face, aud other mlirmIles in man lion, tLe
French OF Dr. q. De I.aney. ''''
The important iacI that these alarming comnIo,n,.
may easily he removed without Medicine Is ~, i,,~
small tract, clearly demon -traled; and the en,,rc
new ana highly successful treat nenl, as adopted bv
one Is enabled TO cure himself perlectl; and al M,
least possible cosI avong thereby all The adj, crl>1
noStrums OF the day ~
ting (I"si paIdl Two postage STAMPS In DE- n Ia,
Lazy No u LsPenard street, New Yorh lly.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26
Great Bargains in Dry Goods.

WHOLESALE and kE.FAII--fsJ~Openi of FAII.
- '' GOODS eti7 -tlTf.i hass
FAUSSEfF q GREEN. No. rs North SECOND
street corner OF Jones, Alley,i PHlLADELPHIA.- -
Receiving daily from Philadelphia and New York
Auctions all the most desirable styles Of Dress Goods
French MeTino. farraineltis. Madonas, Debege, DE
banes. 81 AWLS Estella Bothered, Cashmere Thi-
bet Bay State. Long and Square Blanket Shawls /;
Fable Covers; Wool PIAds; Ss Ell and Opera Fiannels
Linen Table Cloths. Iowelf, rrickings, Linen and
Cotton Diaper; Red and White Fannes, the best and
sleCpest N uSl4NS 10 the city, w call especial
makes atthe lowest cush prices. and WARRANTED Oil
Boiled also, 10 our long aud square Brouha Shaws
Blankets, OIL sizes ard all prizes. tasrther with a
large assortment Of Mems and Rows Wear; the lar
eesl and cheapest Saitnes III the city, and ali other
goods 100 nnIaerous 10 mention at the Cheap Store
OF -k43 IffEiF FAIfSsSEsr1f "a ~ 81 "a W
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26
TEsUSSES! Trusses! Trusse !
n II

% Truss and Brace Establishment,
;. w. cor. Twelfth and Race SITS, Philadelphia.
IMPORTER of fine FRENCH TRUSSES, combi1.
/ ing eN:rcme ughtness. ease and durability with
correct 'ruCiiOn.
Hen'l or rupIured patleRts can be suited by remit
ln' amounts as before Sending number of inches
round The hips, and stating side effected
Uos o! Sngle Truss. 50, SO. 81. So Doubtless.
So S. and $40.
InIuncons to wear. and how TO effect cure.
when possible, sent with the Truss
Also, for he. in great variety, DIR. Bannings I'm.
Proved Faien Body Brace, for the cure OF Proapsus
hirrii Spnh Props and Supports, Patent Shoulder
Hracl s. Chef Expanders and Erector Braces aiaafcd
To n with SIoOp Shoulders and Weak Lungs; English
Elastic Abdominal Belts, Suspensories Syringcs-
mate and female. @1- Ladies' Rooms. with lady at.
irilhlS. AupI 'jiI,'
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26
BOnafd Kennedy.
No. 100 Warren Street, Roxbnry. Mass
PRICE SI0D

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Wholesale Agents. New York CITY. c. Y (,E,koo.
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Bamare, Geo II. keyser. Pillsburg, -
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OFFECkER. Smyrna, Del; ii. p. Baker. OIrss,
liunn d Kennedy, MIddeiown; Dr. l. \ sun n II,
George DR.. l.. Worrel. Delaware Cily and by nil
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