Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
SMYRNA PRICES CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.

20
.Snasi siSssSGio'' Piosr. % 8 SRSP'' @1SI, i
Dried Apples, IS WOOd-hickory, 4 90
DRY Peaches, 90 oak 3 90
Sgptter. 25
arCOMPEFlTION AMI its great meaning-I We
not had much say for several months pas but now
abe words must come up in good earnest need not
keii you competition is the life of lmde, and to carry
out this principle am going into it up to my BOOTS
dn the first place, want TO say little 10 the Shoe
dealers around the country. II tell you gentlemen
apoesoa OF your Trade has lett your twns and is find
ing its wai 70 Wilmington, and parcu larly to this
cheap Boot and Shoe store you will say you are aware
0 thisiact and yet you cannot how il but
is the case, and you use all SORTS Of sayings to divert
the trade from this store. Now, what does II amount
iel 1t is you that are wrong gentlemen and not ma
If you but buy your goods like do in large ouant
ties. for cash, and sell for cash Dnly then YOU might
have ehaneeoi keeping your trade, we have kept
our own and part OF yours for the last six years.
Now. will tell you how we manage You are awar.
sher's sales frequent in both PhiladeIphIa and
Batmore, and on these occasions have friends on
and with The cash. ready 10 pick up all good bargains
fBoots and Shoes both great and small and we ovo
EIably have cur share in these bargains We buv The
goods low and sell them low for cash. at the smallest
IToht' ana thereby avoid making debts. Thus il is |
can sell cheaper than you who buy yOI r Boots and
Shoes on long credit IN regular way, and sell the
greater part OF them upon credit and by this means
yousee obliged TO sell for large profits to make up for bau
debts. say to you, dealers can sell you Boots and
Shoes at wholesale that you can sell al retail al th
same prices as We d and yet make profit and then
you can keep your mOneyed customers at home | adj
NIT that To GO to Philadelphia and buy my Boots and
Shoes IN regular way. from jObbers, you can bu;
Them as cheap as can; but that is moi the wav ri
sell you, as do, that sell retail ladies' lh1ck sa
calf, healed Bootees, for * cents a pair and mems
lOng-legged, doubesoed Boots for only 81 so DER uair
good arElce at that, and other kinds of Boots and
Shoes equally as cheap you ilIsay they never Wer
made Tor that, and they be bought for that and
cannot he so; and 10 turn it off call me a humbup
4 lam b,,,.
lOut long ago. That Is the reason Why SO MANY n,
eT have come to this cheap Boot and Shoe store for
Their BSets and Shoes this last years. gentlemen
read and ponder, you lhai in want Of a good Fall
stock Of Boots and Shoes Give us a cali; nj No In
West Second street. sign OfIhe large Black Boot " here
there as bne Pickings in these dlggngs.
Wilmington, oc22,'56
PASCTIALL'S FEVER AND AGUE MIX
TURE.-The following testimonials from those
we'll known to the readers of this paper, are
few among many received, in favor of his ex
ceileat preventive Of fever and ague:
9F The following is from G. p. James, ESQ.
the celebrated author, (now British Consul al
Norfolk, Virginia:
go. British Consulate, Norfolk, Va,
Feb 10, 1856.
My Dear Sir-You tell me not to give any
testimony in regard to the efficacy of the RENE
dy OF Paseha !, unless do SO willingly. moi |
o0ly do so willingly, but gladly. for think it |
may be OF great service to the public to have |
II generally known.
haze had no attack of fever myself for sew |
eral years but have recommended the rene.
az In many instances 10 friends who were suffer-
ing from Ague they could not throw off, and |
have never known it to fail in effecting a cure.
10 many instances very few doses have pro- |
duced that result.
You are perfectly at liberty to make use of
lh's letter, and from my knowledge of your in
tegrlty and uprightness of character, am sure |
that all you do publish will be equally truthful |
and sincere with that of Yours faithfully,
G. p. R. JAMES.
10 Mr.. EDWARD S. MORRIS, Phila., Pa.
y Bottles made rs cures.
Stanton, DEL, Jan. l, 1856.
Il. y. MOrris:-I have sold the two dozen Of
your Paschalfs Fever and Ague Mixture left |
Sy your agent. | believe it is the best medi.
clne possible for the cure of chils and fever.
Twelve in one family were cured by two bot
ues, and SIX IN another by one bottle.
Yours, respectfully, john HOLLAND.
OFThe following is from the Auditor of the
State of Delaware:
Glasgow, Sept. 6, 1855.
f. y. MOrris-Dear Sir: We are selling the
Mixture daily, and find it to give general salts
heiion. believe it to be the best medicine in
existence for the cure of chills aud fever. |
have disposed of a number of bottles, and have
not known it to fail.
Yours, very respectfully, w. T. ALRrcHs.
Head Of SaSsafrGs, Kent co Nd,
January 20, 1856. {
Mr.. Il. s. MOrriS-Dear sir: Since YOUR
valuable Fever and Ague Mixture has been in.
'foduced here, it has given entire satisfaction
70 every one who has been fortunate enough to
Know OF II. L will further mention, to confirm
us great curative powers, that | sold two bot
Ties OF u TO one family consisting of three or
lour Persons,who were suffering with the chills,
After some months had elapsed, one of the ner-
sons cured came and asked me to take back one
nf the bottles, saying that the other bottle had
done the whole work, and actually cS-Ad them
al. Upon inquiry | learn that up to this day
iney are all well, having had no return of the
chlls since. What can medicine do more.
Respectfully, yours, &C., JAMES L. Pryor.
as Christidna, DEL, March l, 1856.
f.. 8. Morris-Dear sir: l have sold FIVE
aozen Of your Paschall's Fever and Ague Mix
'nre, and do not hesitate 10 gay that it is cer-
'ain and effectual cure for chills and fever. In
several instances three persons were cured by
oae bottle. Yours, respectfully,
81 A. CANNON.
90 Hep Castle, Del, Jan. %, 1856.
Mr.. Ed,oard 8. Morris-Sir: We have taken
and known to be used with great success, Pas
chairs Fever and Ague Mixture prepared by
you. Yours, very respectfully,
JANvIER g. PENNINGTos
for sale by the sole Proprietor and Manufac-
.prer, EDWARD S. MORRIS,
- 256 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
ny Druggists and country merchants gene
Iaily, and in Smyrna by WIN. Temple and John
u u. Bewley, and by Corric g. Glanden, Duck