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From Washington,

From Washington.
GEN. HOUsTONs STRAIGHTFORWARD DISCLOSURE
BIOGRAPHY OF MR.. ORR, OF SOUTH CAROLINA
THE TARIFF CAPT. Is0RAHAh-JUDdE DOUGLAS
NOT CHALLRNGgD-MPORTANT DISPATCHES RE.
CElyED, BFC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1856.
Cen. Houston Enahed his speech to-day. He occupied
three hours yesterday and three TO- day. He leaves ga
ureay for fexse before leaving, however, he intends
an informed to disclosures which win short
~ appear.
The LOBBY members resolved severe blow to-day In
the House. ia tho defeat Of the bill rsfundiDg duties
goods destroyed BY ere.
company is being formed Of gentlemen from the
North Of wealth and influence, who propose that bin
be introduced in day or two that viii bring sufi-
snt supply Of water Into this city for thirteen hundred
thousand dollars about half what the present works win
cost.
The Democratic Reieo for April which viii BE- out on
Monday, viii contain well written biography Of James
L. Orr, of Sc nth Carolina.
It is determined that there shall DO alteration Of
the tariff during the present session Of Congress.
Tie announcement that Captain Ingraham had BEEN
confirmed BY the Senate Chief Of the Ordnance Bureau
is premature BE has not been confirmed. His pomina-
ton designed trap to catch the Senate On the
action of the Naval Retiring Board 70 Be eligible hs
must be post captain and his position such depends
upon the &C ton Of this Beard Therefore his eon6ra-
lion ~ head Of tho Ordnance Bureau would be reoogni
tion his promotion by the Retiring Board.
The report that Judge Douglas he'd been challenged ia
untrue oorrsspondenee may have passed between
PARTIES which, when pubshed win plaee the boot On
the other foot.
NJ. Sage, representative Of the Thirteenth Congress
scn district Of New York. has resigned 70 the Board Of
Education Of the city Of Troy his privilege Of nominating
. cadet to the West Point Military Academy.
II has hAep n<Beiallv that hnr~;ur erJ
countsrjng Of certificates warrants for bounty land
TO dtfraud both the public and the has been
exenivey carried on and doubts have arisen whether
this Is offence for which punishment b inflicted
under existing laws The Pension and Land bureaus
have prepared bin which 10 before the House Judc-
AIRY Committee declaring such acs felony to be punished
BY fns not exceeding 900 and imprisonment with
hard labor, not exceeding tsn years. ct the dscrsoa Of
the Court.
The last steamer brought important official De-
patches touching our relations with England
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MetSs Tor Europe.
NHN YORK HKR Adoption ron NCkOYn.

rs Csins mail steamship Baltic, Capt. ocmstosh viii
Rave lthu pc,t tomorrow, az Eccn To- Iivespo
Ths E1102ssE MALE will cc n tbs city 81 aat
Gelpck 70 morrow morning.
The HERALD tprinsed in EBgfieh snd r-ench) win b
paDsnsd at zen o'clscx Tie mVrnirs. siags copaee
~ w2eppe-f s1peaee.
A.osptors sud acvsTtissnsa.s 10, any EDITION CT Tie
Is~ YoRr HkaIp win be received at the following pisces
u FproIe-
LssDo'o4r,. SareI+&I Etress Co.. II and IS coreA.
iAR9-- dc. Stiaee DO Ia Ecarse.
LvMRooI-- Dc. 90. Ranfccd st-eet.
laynapoo---yean Eun.er n Exchange street, Lest
me Of the Earoyean edition Of the 3lxAlp
Va st-res tie yeceived ly xa and telegraph ..
s oaos during previecs week, md "a shs herr G:
snkbsateD
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American Tobacco In Foreign Countries.
WARRINGTON April % 1886.

It appears from Official documents just prepared that
the duties American tobacco in various forsgn
tries as follows:-Brenen, u Of per cent per
pound; Great Braia u cents per pound and per
sdditional Holland, % cents per 22l pounds Belgium
81 SO psr 221 pounds; Sweden, SO cents per pound
Norway, ~ cents per pound. In France SPAIN Portu-
GAL Austria and Sardinia tobacco . government mo-
nopoly.
The following statement exhibits the quantities
American tobacco exported from the United States TO the
countries designated with the duties paid thereon during
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United States Supreme Court.

WARRINGTON, April %, 1885,.
No. 90.-Arsument WAS concluded BY Hon. Reverdy
Johns0n Tor the PLAINTIFF.
No. 94.united States appellants Juan Manuel vacA
and Juan Felipe Psns Argument BY Attorney General
Gushing for appellants and VIM Carey Jones for up.
pslees.
No. co.. Gustay1s Bsaurgard, heir and executor Of
Madame Emile r Poultnsy, appellant, tho City a.
New Orleans. Argued by Hon. John Henderson for ~
peuant.
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COAST RELIEF STEAMER.--The British war
steamer Tartar, in her recent searching adven.
ture for the Pacific, relieved "the American
ship James Badger, from Calcutta for London,
leaking badly. Captain Dunlop, Of the Tar
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April a. 1865.
Stocks active. Pennyvania state IS, 0SX; Reading
RR, 46S; Long Island RR., l41S; Morris Canal, llX
Penn RR, 4Sk
NEw ORLEANS. April %, 1856.
waiting the Arabia's advices
Albany, April "a, 1855.
TIC markets are very du1; clover depressed; salss
limited; quotations lie. 17Ks
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= II = L AEHsT n = WIS.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING 1ElEGRApHs.

Further Particulars nom Nicaragua.
QUARREL BETWEEN FRENCH AND wALKER-THE
FORCE OF wALKER-CoL. sCHLESsENGER COURT
NARTIALLED, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1856.
COL french his LEFT Sem Juan for Aspnwal, owing to
quarrel with Walker It lie reported hAt Walker had 700
nsn marching to meet the Costa Mcsns who were ex-
peeted to invade Nicaragua. The accounts meagre
and unreliA6ls.
Col. sehessnger has been court martiaed on charges
OF treason snd eowa-dee The result. of Schlessnges
engagement with the Costa Acaas stated to be loss of
ninety men, including the missing
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From PfslletSel pr'-


M. BvcHkrlH-3HH cn'~ov corsrr, srnc ~.
Im4pErsfnA, April MIMI
in the oe'Smrl COUNSEL THE a.ternoon. . resolution
IVES che1ee sndens The Of Independence Han to M
Bueh.nas, which led to heated political debate Of the
most raAid and violent csarseter including sspernous
ON President pisrss his finng the field Of Mexico,
&C. The resolution Wa finally defeated by vote Of o.,
70 20.
In the seec. Council resolution Of similar import
presented, which also rejected BY vote sf Is
to H. This great disrsspsot to the distinguished Penn
syvanian mush angry feeling amongst AL slassss
Of our citizens.
Great preparations being made by our citizens,
however, for the reception Of Mr.. B0chansn, who viii
reach thin city about noon &c morrow.
The late foreign news he's touched -four and grain.
dealers sorely Produce o. every kind is declining, an
money more stringent. suli, no failures are sppss
hendsd.
Weather very fine. The-no meter, at n. H., II.
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Miss CAMERON and Mr.. Farclonsh gave reading from
shahspere and other dramatic pos, at Hope Chapel on
wednesday 1t was well attended and very satisactory
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NEW YORK FIFTY YEARS AGo-We have q
copy Of "Hutchin's Improved Almanac" for
Qs07, which contains the subjsined census
nxunNAros TIE SHABnAyrs OF Tm CrrY OF NEW
YORK FOR 1906
Taken BY order Of the Common Council
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Wing City Convention as Phiisdelphis.
PHILADELPHIA, April "a, 1865.
The Wing City Convention met 10 day end tho essdi
dates fer Mayor and li,tor declined nomination.. An
address adopted Withdrawing the sandds.s and the
Convention adjourned sixe die.
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NILE SARAH FELIX sister OF Mile Rachel, las arrived
in town from the South 1t proposed by some Of our
French residents to give her benefit ct Nbsos on sa
urday Of next week. There ia also an on dit that there
viii shortly be few representations Of French comic
opera at the same house.
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81. LOUIS, April q, 1855
The Santa Fe mail arrived st Independence yesterday
The had disappeared. and the roads we're good
condition. Vegetation going forward rapidly Gov
Merriwethsr and the gove-rent officers bad resehed
their poets.
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PHILADELPHIA, April "a, 1865.
Yesterday the directors and the Superintendent Of the
Camden Ferry Company and the officers Of the steam
boat New Jersey with the inspectors Of Boilers and Ma
cbinsry, AL arrested by the Sheriff Of the city Of
Camden end reessed Oh ball. In the SUM OF o. 900 ssoh
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Senate.
WAsHNoroS, April ~ 1856.
THE oooIn TRADE.
On motion ct Mr.. BrJAMr, (xhig) of L., resolution
adopted calling the Secretary Of State for nfor-
ton relative extent to which the transportation
laberers is being carried from the continent Of
Asia, any Asiatic slszcs, to America whether such
a6orezs Do bound hbosers coolies apprentices also
to show the manner which they are treated on the
sage and after their Arrival together with any statistics
he may po,ess, showing sacrifice Of human life attend
ing this traffic.
TIE THREE hIIIloS ARMAMENT BILL
was then taken up
Mr. HAIz, (nggsr worshippsr) Of N H., stated that
the expenses Of the government now, in time Of pro-
found peace go 600 than during any year Of
the Mexican While 1t required but two millions
annually to keep Washington's administration, sixty
millions neoesrsry TO sustain that Of Mr.. Pierce He
did not know but he doing wrong to state these
facts it might encourage the President to 20 into
other war; thinking it might 10 more economical.
Tho bill Was laid aside, and
Mr. HousroS, tx. ny Of Texas resumed his ren,arkr
eondemnstory Of the action Of the Naval Retiring Board
Adjourned.
House - Representatives.
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1856
The House passed the bill creating Columbus, Ken
tucky, port Of delivery.
MI fELroS (niggr vorshippsr) OF N T., from the
COMMITTEES on Commerce, reported without amendment
the senaes bill rsmittng rsunding the duties psdon
an goods or merchandise in original packages
destroyed BY fire.
Al or an Intellectual effort to pass it. the bill was re-
srred s the Committee Of the Whole the State of the
Union.
The Indian Appropriation blu was considered, and
constitutional right Congress to legsats concerning
the Territories the subject of slavery we'll as other
matters, and that Congress might reject well admit
new States into the Union.
Adjourned,
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The koNTAGNARDs IN Tows.-Ths celebrated French
singers who have European fame under tho name Of
the Montagnards du Bean have just arrived In town
They sing simple ballads without accomplishments.
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Navigation OF the st. LaWrsnee.
NOMINAL, April a, 1856.
Our harSor ID clear Of iee and three sasszs are In
port from Bsuehsrvi1s The weather il wal1n but tho
ice stM holds ct LAuorae.
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MONTGOMERY, Ada. April %, 1886.
The steamboat Cuba plying On the Alabama river, was
dssoyed On Sunday last by The explosion Of her boiler
Several psAssgsss we're killed Tho boat was 40 much
shattered BY the explosion that she sunk.
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Arrival OF the James Atl~.r

CHARinroy, April &c, 3s56.
The United States mail steamship James Adess Can't
Turner arrived here tbs Tuesday, morning st osl,ca
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BogsALo, Apri, n, 1858.
The AnwAuAie Ansrio0s adds 81. Louis ana Montreal
to its LIST Of places reporting the stock Of -four and wheat
on hand published few days SINCE and with these a.
ditons the aggregates sre:-whsat e3s bush.
els; -four, $50, 425 barrels
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Death OF Bocscoa, the Aarpist.
ITnADnPnA, April q, 1856
letter has been received in this city stating that
Charles Bocsha the d;sti gashsd fArpst died st Aus
tralis, January T. He was travelling with Madame
Anna Rshop
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Annual revenue to French government for monopoly
I Annual revenue to Spanish government
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the ssbis hence the sales were confined , stssa.y
= about 1000 bales, the market closing 4uita Ara
at 1l.c. for stri:t middling uplaDds. Flow ives
quite dull for common grades, while prizes were
easier. Common Michigan and good con-. non state
ranged from IS rs . ss. Other lower GRADES were
also dull, with tendency to lower ~ tes while the
higher and choice grades Of extraS were hut little
affected. Good common to fair So lthern wheat sold
at u 7S q so. Corn hes W. with sales Of all
kinds At 6oc. elc. ESQ.,, witl small lot Of white
delivered reported at sSic. .ye was nominal at sOc
q s6c. Pork was about u e same for mess, with
rather more doing. Lard was more active and hrc-
En- Sugars were steady and active. The sales en-
eraeed about 100 hhd :, chiefly Cuba mSsOovaao,
with l2e do Porto Ri o. at prices given in another
column. Gomez was teady, and in fair demand. The
sales embraced sev 1t 100 bags Laguyara, at rates
gwen IN another ,lace Freights 70 English ports
were 70 fair en- tent, without change Of moment in
rates
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. little eQxsaitutieEai mercury has attracted
al NE precious material TO itself, and left the
balance in the hands Of the niger worshipperA
The Know NoshingA It is true, commenced
tAei, political career by prescribing Cat. olics
and foreigRers-boIad by csths in secret
lodges-ard yet the party &c Is DOW stands,
winnowea Of he Higger wersb. ppers, Is 8
national one; and that idea, ia tie pressr.
temper ef the country, may exercise . pow
e-ful influence in removing them from the
palpaSle trrcre Of tScir organization, and
constitute . nucleus wound which win be
gathered . great and predominant party.
Taei. strength now lee more In the posi-
bic e,-o:s OF the cthe. parties than in their
ew, position sa1 meritA They csn easily
aad release frem their ext-sjudicial OAths
and from tiei- Lative exclusiveEess; and:thus
rencys.ed and raised up 10 the dignity Of
true Americans, liberal, nasional--more ma
tionsl than either Of the ether organizations
they may dsifs into The ascendency-into the
Presidency.
It's obvious fron tfis analysis that We are
coming upon strange political fortunes. The
aanihi.a.ion Of the old parties brings with il s
necessity for the organization Of new cnsa
Those who sullenly adhere 20 Fast errors aud
Eay.ies-who viii not zee the altered state Of
things and sdapt themselves to the times
will surely wake rp to frd how much better II
is % adhere to settled principles than 10 the
fortunes OF mer.
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Gratis /!

u 81 pabiIshcd: New Discover, IN NI.I;c,,,,
'eW words "n The Rational Trenimrnl with" 81,
Mculci"e' ct Ncrteus DcbhIy, Low S.ir1is -.
n"e' '"hle'S OF The Limbs md lac ndIs osrII.,
'NI" i"caIirIiy lDr Study and Labor Dnliup>> ~
if'hehs "t Loss oi hlemory. a, rr,ion T., >rfa,
"a ro''the' limdIiy, Sell Dlslrt,l, n%Ancss, II-,,
acne Ia.I's III he SIDE. Aficc.lor ul ,,c pin,
~. tr 'lI LHrr' ana "inrr mlirmItcs IA man, Lu,m ~,
french of Dr. 3. De I.1ucy ''''' i'Oi' tie
nc l'hp"Flahl tact t'aI these alarming co,n,I,.. .
may easily tie rcm"t Ell Wllhot.l Nlrcil, s -
small Irarl' clearly dcnon -lr;ied; and I .
'bn .''s'Iy successful l"a' "enI as adopted tv
@ io fiN''oT' uiy Explained, 10y mc,fl> of winch I
one Is enabled 10 cure himself perfect. ard y, ,,
,',. ''1. oSSDr r"S avoiding thereby AL The a,Ier,srJ
'' 10 any address, gratis, and posi- free hv remit.
: I".S' laiu! tWo postage STAMPS 10 Dr. Il nt,
|ANEl' NJ. Il LiSpenard street, New York en-, ~
seP26-ly jp m o'N N"y'
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~ WILMINGTON .#
steam Plaster and Rome WILL

ne suDscn5er Is largely engaged IN prnd,no
-, - Extra LAND PLASTER, which he viii sell a5
RallrYqt Or Wafer qyigavn, Lv sSni1ng i5ns % near
70 ths address OF tho sfscnher ein have ,heir IiI
Ier sem TO Ihcn All goods delivered ut the Debss
~ M hgs &c; ;1ree Of chargo The groaIrsi
l;,';n - @ W gwen 10 bags vixen sent When farmers
nihs near waller nay lsatOn make il suit n ,l,h
lu purchase Ground Plaster by the cargo n StIi H.
"e1Ivered NV @ to them, and liberal reluctiui made
BONES, delivered al the wharf near bs NH injured Tor
Address. SAMUEL n. NIELDs '- l.,>
seply-bm ,flq f.,s5.s Wilmington, peIaware- ..
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JOhn EVIAa. Guirey & TO-.
BANKERS

Nos 10 aid AZ South Third st., Phil, delob;o
Foreign and Domestic banoe Cola .,, q,
Com aud all unc clrrent Ban NJes purchase ~, M
best rates. F"'eI al the
Exchange on 81 available points in the United s,o,os
,I In safe COLLECTIONS made with promptness, and set
cept when AT par se' OK
Upon Time and Call Deposits, such interest ,ill ho
hUWed "s the slate OF the money market warrants '
ana custom house purposes, 'i'PP'ig
EAohHnge available any where in the British K;po.
dom' e'ghI or sixty days, IN sums of fl and nn.a,
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Great Bargains in DRY Goods

. GOODS I'LL
fAu9SEfF d GREEN. No. IS Norib sE6ONn
Street Corner OF Junes' AIlevl PIN M
hsecelylng daily from Pbllndelphia and New YoL
nucgns al the npsl desirable les OF Dress (,oo
t(ehcp Merno, Parrameitas Aadonas, Debepe' n,
~, . o'tAWLS EsIeiIa Bdrdered, CasIierl 'rhi
IT. IT. Pay Pay 9lae Long anu Square Ramket sShawis
aole % Covers Wool Plads; Sack and Opera Finneis
iSsllfep ,IaPle golhs Tdwes. rlckings. Linen nnd
Doeu' lou DIAPER Red aud WhIe Flannols the best and
. ..es pest SICSLlNS IN the city Me eh. esnoolai
iii'e"son 70 our BLACK sIIKs cseb,',n
aI ,aHeS a, ,e ioMesi cas prices, and warranled on
e1lisdi aiso To- onf long and q uhre Eroeh sbays
rpe sss,rmaps n1 s,sss Rnd s prices. legetler with
se-t ana cheapest Sal pHets m the civ. and an o,he
s,7as 700 NUMEROUS % menlion ai the Cheap Stnra
otnc,iis.s3Ssia ialq 'oanss - FAgSsgTr q GREEN,
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vnlcanixed India Is,,hv,c,

okGlCAL STOCKINGS SoCKS, KNEE.t,Aps
., ~ &C. Tor Varcose OF Enlarged Veins' WeaEnes, s.
Ii.m fe @on1 %ns "a Ankle nts Swollen Limbs Rheuma
1"ul' 9c &C. This Elastic COMPRISING Fabric
Is formed OF India Rubber Threads, prerarcd by III,
cessol HmIcanlzng so as to rerah permanently il.
elGSllcIy These threads are afterwards covered ynI
inn. Im S' c9on; ana woven into net work, stock.
r,sS' ~ IL is light IN texture, and porous So as Ia
permit The cxudation Of moisture, krernp he Ic~ nj
ways eooI ana comfortable They can be drawn on
az ana on with extreme facility thus saving all the time
W ,gl3 or pahdagng, and giving more equal pres
M aIu SuPtt' than any other bqndage maliulclur
ed They have received the highest approval of phy
SlGlahS b"'h IN Tins country and in Europe For sale
Wholesale and retail by VI ''''
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n BUSINESS CARD,
gGEOKGE w. GIL1HMHNS

0T IOH on Mann street, first door above III.
Z" Bank Of SMYRNA" j. 7lr'(
DhAIS in all kinds of Grain and seods
=, STOCKS STOCKS Bills Of Exchange, Drafts, Cheeks
&c, &c. 's-' D'ioS' "ood'
r., us ~ Vessels ply regularly between this, and
rfhl%Hei phm' and New York, Jpropaf4d In brar
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March u, Isj5-Iv
Smyrna times., 1856-01-09
DAGUERREOTYPEs,,.

NE ne subscriber having located himself nerm,
ne, n mo ODD Fellows Hall, Smyrna. would
respecuIiiy inFro the La leS and GentlSmen ~ ,h'
Town and vlcpy, 10 give HIM cali n 49, " '"o '"o
lie Keeps constantly on hand fail assostro n, =,
material aud lersons desiring pictures may reiv ,un
""Vn's mem 'aNeh IN tmost perfect style Of me ari
3 Aepl'om ISAIAH EISENBIlE,Y "
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SPANISH URE.

L.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
An Iniahe Remedy for scrolua, Kings Evil, Rbeu-
maiiSln Obstinate Cnaneous ErupliOns, Plmples or
I'siules On the Face, BlOches, Boils, Ague and
t"'tr, chrome Sure Eyes, Ring Worm Teucr
Srad IL, al, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and
JOINTS, S!GDb3m Ulcers, Syphiiic Disorders. I.um
hIgo Spiral Complaints, and all Diseases arising
from an lWudlclOas Use of Mercury lmprudeuce IN
Lite nr lmpurIly of liz. Blood.
81 This great al tr.tive medicine and puriGor oI
hoHu Is now used by thousands Of grateful patients
from all parts OF The United States who testify daily
10 inc f'narlabe cures performed by the grc;.'csl 6
al medicines, "CARFERS SPANISH MIXTURE '
Ncnragm, rheumatism, ST rolula, Erupliors ON Ib,
SKIN, lhV.r Disease, FclrrS, Ulcers old Sores AG.r
lions o the Kidneys, Diseases 0i The throat Fcma,
complaints, pains aud aching of the Bones aud JOIN,
are S' "dIiy put 10 IIShl by using tins great and cs
Unable remedy
For all diseases of The Blood nothing has vel been
mum" ~ conn arc WIN IT, II Cicai>oS the system of al;
lmprl les acts gently and efficiently ON The Iivcr,i
hdheys, strengthens The Digestion gives lone f, lL
Sipihacl makes the skin clear and healthy and re-
STORES Inc constitution cnleebled BY disease or broke
uo"h ny The excess OF youth, to s pristine vIeora ana
strength 80 ''''
For the Ladies' it Is incomparablv better tb.n all m
COSMETICS ever used. few doses Of Carriers S,pis
NiAtu'e will remove all saIiowncss o! co;npl,.xIo,
nrill% Ie roses mantIIng 10 The check, giye cascIl
I" ne step, and improve The genera; health in n r..
ul 80 " ''''i"
The large number of certificates which We have r.
li"h persons from all paris q! the UnIIrI S.it.
- thc Deal cNIcrCc Il there luinbo ai,nut ~ -
Inc press, h"ici kc"rrrs magistrates pl< ,I,, ,,
I"bHc men, we'll known to The currinl !Ilv. nj nj
helr iGsIIm NY 10 The wonderful effects OF In Gre,
Blood rurl.icr. "' Iva
Cal ON the Agent and get a Circular and Almou,,
and read the wonderful cures this truy orr,iI, i ~
Medicines has pcriorncd - ~
- Mime genuine unless sIpnod BFNNET & BEERS
Tf'rp"t"'S No } Pearl street, Richmond Va; To whom,
tii ordcr' irsFpl!es and agencies must be a,idre,nJ
And for sale by ID. LOCKWOOD. Smyrnn
DEL and NJ. '. BOYER, Millington, Md.
Dec. g. lSJl--lv
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sales OF Stocks by Auction.
JOHN VIM. GJIIREY

AuctiOneer Of Stocks onlv.
VIII mold attlc Philadelphia Exchange, guIar so1o,
oi SioHkS Bonds, and Securities gonerally To ,bis
business new IN Philudephla) he will giye unrom,,
g attention. and socIts orders for sale or purcbn"c
turtles deslrl advances can always draw at sioLt
TO the amount of IS per cent OF market volne
slOrk. - ..'' ~ accompanying The
a. Commission (ncudIng every charge), / Oft
OF per cent upon such nd vance with enrrc,, "ei
eSt "ill be ehOrged, I e-is. ., ..I'tr|
81 lstoi SiockS, &c, in tho u. S. with lo,es
i IONS ions can be seen at The Office Nos 10 and a.
''i 'u '7''ce' ' Jan2-iy
Smyrna times., 1856-01-09
TKUSSES! TrusSes TruSScS /.
G.. Fl NEEnI CSS

~ . II. NEEDLES,
~ Truss and Brace Establishment
>. W'cor. Twelfth and Race sts., PhiladeIpbio
MPORFER of fine FRENCH TRUSSES cor,t;n
ing extreme ughness, ease and durability with
correct construction WIN
IelilIa or rupturod pateHts can be suited bv remit
uhY amounts us before :-Scndinp nurnhnr ~ inoL.
round the hips, and stating side affected u ''ioiea
Sc, SO aud SiU. o. N"uoie-So'
hlnIuc'l3nS as TO wear. and how TO effect a cure
"neh possible sent with the Truss o'
Aiso ior sale, IN great variety Or. Bnnninu,s Inn.
oned ratenl Body Brace, for The cure of ProlansIs
IR.en; I; spinal Props and Supports, Patent S6onIdeT
~ III nhest EApanders and Erector Braces adapIed
70 oil with SiOop Shoulders and WenL Imngs FIIL
nlashe Abdoninal Belts, Suspensories. Syrinresm 80"
,aaIe anu female 90 Ladies Rooms. win laJv nj.
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