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Smyrna times., 1856-04-02
Dress has IL Moral Effect

! Upon the conduct of mankind. SAYS tho s,r.;Il,
/ philosopher, Sir Jonah Barrinptou-npo,J, ~,
modern times understand This we'll. and hnpc,,.
1t Is that neat Boots are essential to cnmnI.,,..
the dress of gentleman Of taste: an urIy
SNAPPED boot destroys all the fine effects nro-
I duccd upon mankind by the skill of the tailor.
"a gentleman Is not attlred as a gentleman,
shouid Oe' unless he displays neatncss about
tie feet We believe of all the articles mod.
VI lea,her' Tor The covering Of the feet Of malf..
Boots have proved for over two centuries. IN L,,
the most useful, the most convenient and nost
admired of all the different STYLES and lind -
Shoes put together. King Charles the Mi
inns great man, so great was his propensity for
wearing Boots, that he would wear Them en-.
lihualiy TOT Ten days and nights together tn.
manufacture gentemen's Fine Calf Boois and
nave them c6mbIned with durability. ecunomv
ana neatness, is the masterpiece OF the pcntl,.
mans branch OF our business: and but few. II
Is that can form a correct idea of wb,, I,L, =.
ana material is required to compose and con-
plete them one single pair of boots. when nro-
perry made, requires serenfy-Sir separate and
ulstinct pIeces-nails and pegs included in ih.s
nuinoer only as one piece. The labor in pre-
uuclng one gle boot, is obliged TO pass through
MINUS more than one hundred and sixty differ
ent tunes, and the skill of forty-ive d,fi;.r.ut
required to complete it. French calf skins
aud sole leather like most all other com,uo,Ii-
hes' have risen much in value, as well MS laLnr-
yet Tor all this, our fine boots will remain
the same in price, <;,25; for our manut;clurrJ
boots made fine expressly 10 order. 81. 90: Mr
are retailing fine calf boots for -. 90 = n,ir
and some fine boots as low as SI.5Oa mir nI.n
some mems long leg Dirt Boots Tor ONLY SLIM
a pair lIhese Boots are Boots Call andse,
them at FLANIGEN'S Cheap Boot and Sbocy
Market, End St between Shipley and Ornnon.
$751; sign large Black Boot, Wilmington. Del 4
WHISPERS, BEARD and MOUSTAeHFs
forced TO grow in six weeks Bv DIR. Iaton,'s
capillary Compound. Warranted NOT ~ stain
or lnJare the skin. Price 81 90 Der PACKAGE
Or Tor S2.0O. 20 .-. at gt.t -.
Sent to any part of the country. on recent
p pa remittance. Address SWEETSER *
Oo.' Box I39 Post Office, Baltimore. MARYLAND
Jan3O-ly. .a .afIT.I :. ''''' ''''U''
fMPoRrANT.-Persons who are suh;pc, "a.
'rnPtlons, scrofula, blotches or pimples on the.
KIN may be entirely cured thereof nv tho
~ II. OF Thousand Flowers. For sale by J.P
Iionecker, No. Commercial Row.
Nov. I--tf# ~ tfTf5.sPtt1t e... a.
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GREATiCURE OF PILES
Huntsville. n. O. Nav -

HHuHtsVIIIts IN o, NOV ], IS.l:I
DIR. Z. NJ. Jaekson-Dear Sir--Allov M. -
express TO you my sincere thanks for your dis.
covery Of a medicine, which, to say the leost nt.
~ mas effected cure. that all other medicines.
mat have taken have entirely failed todo-
iloofland's German Bitters," have cured M,
oI the most stubborn and aggravated case of
the Plles that, perhaps. ever fen to the lot of
man. My case is not stranger to this commu-
hlty, as am well known in this and the sur
rounding counties, and can truly say that nv
recovery has astounded all my friends and re-
latISns' as had tried everything recommended,
ana nothing did me- any good until | was
prevailed upea to try Che. Buffers y ou are at
liberty to make any use ofthis conlniunicatian'
for the benefit Of the afflicted, as YOU NAV tb;nl
proper SSa .a' Truly yours WIN. J. ATWOOD.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02
eyeorespondenee Of ne Smyrna Times.

APPooUINIMINK HD., March 2Sth. '56.
Mr. Editor II am happy 10 be able 10 state
That this neighborhood has become very duiet
since the going into effect of the present law
IN regard TO the sale of Intoxicating drinks
we seem M to be enjoying the fruits of temper
p I' and sobrieiy. But, withal, we have men
Of standing and respectability in our Hundred
Who are not ashamed to be INSTRUMENTAL in ac.
tuatiqg and encouraging. both whites and ne
grtoes OF the very lowest order, to sell sprituous
llqncr 10 open violation OF the law. MANY of
these hes menwho thus uphold negroes IN Violating
law, and stoop 10 purchase liquor from then, n re-
violent g opposers of AbolitionisIn. Z" o, consis-
tency, thou art iewel!'' .'saa2fag 6di ga. A
A certain vioiator of the law has a pair Of
match horses aud wagon, in which he has a box
hlled with jugs ofrum obtained from MarvIana
which he pcddles about here, /" in quantities 10
SUIT It Purchasers" There are many other VIC.
ators, but the above is sufficient. 'ai nv II
Nov, Mr. Editor, the law is, a law 9ofi o N
by the Legislature, and should
' e. observed, however unjust il may appear 10
hose hos Interested in its sale, and however mncIj
may Injure their properly. its no reason
Why they should be permitted 10 sell intoxie5ac
ing drinks to the ruin Of fortune, cara itesr9ahd
oal.h ofmapy Of their ldllow.bcinrs II sbonM
e the duty of every lover of law IN 500 ,ha,
Nc law isiobserved u s,aracters,,,ha, aro' 49,,
My unworthy the tame of MAN, INN h.,,oa,l
he. brute. should not be ailo,yad - l. ;on,,s'a
nth inpnhity.5 baa4ans, ssas A.
III 4sLllG u sLsflad a 49,, 49,. ka+AN"eS'l
= alts- -
0Sy- The election Ia Iss,o,Je .l.,,aI ,,,,,t,,-,.
'a !, ON =, .ae 2d"f Apr'. aud aIat in Connee,i-
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

MErHoDIsM IN THE CRAMEA.-It is said that
there are two hundred Methodist soldiers n
the British army in the Crimea, that meetings
are held on the Sabbath for worship, and in the
course OF the week as often as possible. The
soldiers occupy for this purpose an old Greek
church. A missionary has been sent to them.
and they contribute, out of their pav. 10 the
support Omissions. Protestant worship is also
held among the French Protestant soldiers. ! T.
a BEAR SroRy.--Mr. Moses Gobdenopgb 10
Gorhan, N. H., while out hunting deer a veal
o.. two since, was attacked by bear. !, Find
ing that lie had no chance 20 retreat he thrust
h's hand into bruins mouth, and seized his
tongue, TO WHICH he chung until he could Oft
OUT nus knife, with which ne succeeded IN c1,t.I
Tug his tnr.Iegged eneiiiyss athr,alt Inn in
'he ihean'lme has hand was uonsiderahly, .chnw-
eu up: Uhe bear weighed about two hnndred
p0""aS' 'aa''uT olaiasl asoi..s gsrt ~,
IA DRS gsreLla---I,aie adyices from Isle an
Sals Cape de Nerds, state that the Island w.
very healthy, but water was exceedingly scarce
40 RAIN having flllen for fodra wears. which
caused the cattle 10 die in great numbers -,
sreadsauiis were 1eld,at,s very ,l,rrh nrices--.
hour aisslS per bbl,, and bread ut $40 per bag.
!. w afhe gunnual valae OF, poultry IN. the
United States IL estimated at S2O.O0o.OOiLw
rhe ely Of New York expends YEARLY Mi 5Ial
10 III lac purchase Of eggs albne. Fti'a asSai
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02
DIE d,

On Sunday last Mrs. 'ELnAbrrH. wifi. %
ROBERT Mc l.aughlia' in the 9th year other age:
In Dover, on the 3lst ult.. Mrs, EIIzAperu.
w'ie OF l. T. killen' IN the 25th year ofherage,
Near Seaford, Del, on the 10th nit. Ms !
JANE PRICE, wife of Theodore ID. Price. former.
" OF Port Penn, aged 20 year and o months,
In Seaiord, Del. GU. the 5yh inst, Mrs 1i,lt.
srES scaawiie. OflDr. VIM. Morgan aged 81
wars, aiaHg "a boon A a,gt, -. -" '''
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

THE LIQUOR LICENSE BuL.-The Comm;,,eo
OF Conference have settled upon License Bill.
to be submitted to the two Houses on Friday
which fixes S,5 for hotel licenses in the coun-
Try; 800 ~ county towns and other boroughs
with over 300 taxa5les; S75 in PhiladeIohia
and PIttSburgh;'on hotel to be licensed in the
cities for every 100 taxables, aud one for every
80 taxables elsewhere, and allows one reslan-
rant or eating house TO be licensed for every
four hotels everywhere; the license not to be
less than $50, aud to be granted by the Court.
Sum ss.a. ,s.'s. .. ......
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

MAJOR JONEs' SKErcHEs or TRAvrLs.-W,
nave nave received lrem Il b. Peterson, I0a Chcs
nut street, Philadelphia, publisher, a copy OF
'n's o"luslng work. 1t is got up in beautiful
style' with handsome illustrations and sold nj
the low price Of 90 cents 1t is by the author
OF Major Jones Cuurtship," and cannot be
read without affordipg amusement, and also
Wholesome lessons in many particulars.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

FROM CAuFoRNIA. The steamship Illinois
arrived at New York, on Thursday, bringing
news from California and South America two
weeks later. sa.1s.Ios 5a bn1 .i4aa sa.. -sg
Tie illinois brings 81, 260,oOOiH gold The
missing account book Of Adams & Co, had
been washed ashore near San francisco A
bill to divide California into three States has
been introduced into the Legislature An In-
dian battle has occurred at Puget Sound. The
removal wal of Gen, Wool is asked for by the Ore
gon Legislature. l-...,'. t-"
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

rue ARnIrEE oF EURoPE--A Paris cores.
Poudent of'ihe ,Naiional LateHigencer saws ,ba,
LOUIS Napoleon = certainly at this moment the
arO''er OF Europe. He has he adds, great lnl.
ents aud industry, and governs with a firm and
un"aVering hand. The world has never known
more absolute government. Ministers. Leo.
'S'a'ors' generals Civilians and the military all
bow IN AFFECT subm sslon To his imperial will
Everything movesElike clock-work. .....t .......
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

PUTNAMs MoNrHLY.-The April number opens
with anartlcle on Religious Ere edOm in America,
and Is followed by a story entitled, ss How
Courted Lulu" an interesting love episode
(" Have Animals Souls ~ is an interesting in.
curry. The poetry OF "Robert Browning is
criticised, and "The Divers Tale" is thrill.
ing account of experience far down in ocean
Al the papers arc well written though some Of
'the political ones do not exactly square with
our IDEAS. .--------.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

N. on me "a INST, by Rev. 8. T. Carpenter
MI M;. 1 ~ p TINDAI Of Seafora, Del, and
"'iS s.r1i 1H1E nee Bryan, ofNew Castle co.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02


WALKER kSD NHsr0HIA.--A respectable sBi n
owdrr has assured the New York journal oF
Commerce that he islIn possession OF evidence
gong to prove that government of Prcsideut
walker, ct Nicaragua, has been recognized NV
nreat Britain, which has likewise concluded
WIN ms representative at the Court of n.
james treaty cdusenting that the Mosouiio
Territory be annexed to the Nicaragua r.,pub-
ic.. ~ walker receives the cold shoulder ir,im
niS brother Jonathan. he Is right, in making
friends with his old fathsr John Bull raas,. 1t'
N"A y ki4s| g .-..ai miL bau8a. 7s.,, -,
" The quarterly meeting Of the Agrienls
torai Society OF New Castle countv.s wilEho
held at Almonds hotel, in Wilmington an
Saturday, The 18th of April. 81 We understand
"a Us ihe Republican, that the propriety of uni.
lihg with the Horticultural Society. mud boId.
ing both exhibitions on the sumo day, will A..
considered.
''hNA 4i14 -@....-.I a-4aasl-s en- -,aa
WAR EXPENSES. The Chancellor or ,nsI
BRUSH Excheqncr, IN statement fnadet ~ pas.i
lament. est'mates the cost OF the two yeat.pI
war with hussa at f43, 56i 200 or about so,,0 y
,oo'ooo! ssAdd TO tins SUN equal anpnhts Car
sra''ee, hussla and Turkey, and we have !, ~.
AZ OF $500 0O0, 900 II wal Ia Ike. perl,a
housand mlifsonSlof dollars To pay all de exs
lenses of the war.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

NlIcc ''s STEAMERS. New Orleans
Picoyune learns that the agent Of the T,,ns;,
No'npany's steamers there has received orders
10 take no more passengers for Nicaragua, and
"a ke only those who have through tickets for
California. inthis state of Things the Nicara.
guam government has chartered SALINE vs. g
sci 10 take out emigranis who may desire TO GO.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

VT By way Of England we haze news Of tho
capture OF an American sIave-schooners by n
brazilian az war-brig- while attempting n slybd
her cargo. She took On board, in Iric, ~
ooo negroes OF whom ISO had died on H.
voyaseon The schooner is the Maria T., smnl,
winch was seized in Boston last Summer ~
suspicion Of being a SLAYER, but was rsIco..l5a,
after examination. '''s bod2ssif : 81 So
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

'"oOoE fRoHInIrIoN.--ln the New York
Senate Dir. Bradford has reported bill 10 pre-.
vent intempersnce and its Consequences, which
was as referred % the Committee OF the Whole
y Is ihe bull Of last year, SO amended as 10 ,(o
way with the objection ofthc Court Of Apuo,,,s
ne search and seizure clauses are stricken
bot, aud it authotists trial By inry, .5aeIr.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

Law BREAkING HorEL KEgPERs--The
friends OF Prohibition should have an eye on all
Hotel Keepers who are known to have violated
ihs'Prohibitory Liquor Law. They obtain their
liecpse from the Governor, by virtue of re.
commentator from the Superior court, and we
have too much confidence in our Judges to sup.
pose that they will recommend to His Excel.
IeucY man who is a wilful yiolator of law
See to il, then, in your respective neighbour
hoods, friends of the cause and remoustrate
against 81 applicants for Tavern Licenses who
have violated The law. Gentlemen who have
50 little respect for the laws OF the State. MS 10
"p,;nIy break them, ought 10 have more respect
for themselves than to invoke the aid OF law. gs
--.-~
alIT A synopsis of the proceedings of ihe
Philadelphia Annaal Conference, which con.
voted on,hee5th aiiimo. is given in our phla.
deIpIsia letter.. II w,fl be seen that among The
delegates 70 the . General Conference are.
Rsss. p. Coenbe and w. Cooper, both Of whom,
were reared IN this place. .. A. Roach. aIso \
Smyrniah. has been selected as one Of rhe re-
served delegates, We doub. that ANY sister.
Iowa in the country viii DO able 10 boast of
having been Thus honofed. s.. N" seHiifr ssfstl
s.ET The Legislature OF Nova Scotia has
pls~cd the Maine liquor law by a vote Of Inventive
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Wanted.

;, me- %e subscriber wishes 70 engage the services
y, i"o 'ourheymen WheelwrIghts aud F1r
WV, %ou o. W oIkms's nnmediateysEto whom he
-. a5l ,,..g.aEJ JOSEPH BATTTN,@ q
"''P''' s'aS'li I'm ba.sls.asn Smyrna, D, :.
57JoB PRINTING of every dcscripl. on.
neatly cNeeasedat' th's Office. su .aa, -..,;s
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02


School ELgcrIoSs.- Scbool rlsao.,i;.la'
WIZ take place in the seyera! Districts of M
state on saturday next, the 9Th of .Aur;I''..
inese are important elections aud sbs6 N "a
attended BY every voter, as 1t is esscntiaI -
good and successful management Of our 81 scbo,l.
'"a' requisite monies be levied aud good COM
'''S''"sls s'eeiea',ui o.Ili sal.uaaa nl TN
svsk'--A ship called The Z Tigrscss,' loaded
wi'h eorn' sunk ln.ihe, Delaware, opposite ~
.'1s o. me Ci'r'aiiana.a on Thursday. sh.
was bound for Boston, and was cut tbtoao,b a.,
ne 'c i; - yol 10 WI Walker has been a wort
al, ~ seam pumps and apparatus. and we
days. ''fnp,s - 'N' '''''. = Jew
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02
Value Of Publicity.

Notorlety or publicity is an indispensable
.element Of success IL The merchant, mechanic
or manufacturer, WHO would give speedy and
wide distribution to the commodities and pro-
d99etions which he seeksto eIschange for money.
He may have capital, skill, convenient position,
puncfality, industry aud honesty-every pos
slOie htness for his business-and all is nothing
II he have not sufficient notoriety. This noto-
'rety' let itcost more or less, he must purchase
OF provide for as carefully as he purchases or
lpnFapnafactures bis stock OF goods. Andi most
insextent bear certain relation to the business
he would do, 1t must be both positive and
comparative. People must not only know him
and his business,l because otherwise they win
NOT lind him, but they must know him, because
otherwise they ,OiH find and trade with those
who are better known. Customers. like sheen.
are gregarious, and flock where they see Others
Hooking. If no body else were engaged in the
same business, it would be important for our
dealers to advertise in the newspapers, because
peoPlelaTre tempted 10 buy what they read Of
'it Is like having a salesman with several thou
sands OF voices. speaking politely ofyour wares
to tens of thousands of people, perhaps at the
same moment never offending, never obtrusive
never tlred-such salesman might be worth
one, two, three or FIVE thousand dollars a year
.tq you, according to the number of his voices.
But IT others are engaged in the same bust
Ness. even # they do not advertise, it becomes
the more important for our dealers to do so, and
IL they do advertise, it is neutrality-suspicious.. 1t
ls' IN fact, ruin not to be known as extensively
as our rivals. tits the aood-tide Of fortune 10
be the most extensively wn.-Typo. Reg
lister. .....,... ......,
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

W Mr. Joseph Bittm has engaged to erect
Grist Mill, TO be run by both steam and wa
TER Tor Mr.. David J. Murphey. in the " Alley
IL Is 10 have three run of burs. Mr.. Battu ha,
The representation of being good workmen.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

o. We learn that memorials To the Post
master General, in favor Of having tn, maiI
carried by the Delaware Railroad, twice day
are in circulation. ..I...
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

VI Later dates frotn Mexico state that To.
s"a,sf remained AZ Pueblo, where be Is hem.
med IN BY The Government forces Il Is renor,..
20 that he had made prepsraii ions to s,e,oa,,,
pug mat cnnonioft had rejected tile srms ara
posed BY tie besieced I sailulpg bih58a 20,
--...-- .gaiiibe9 silsisl
~ Ing 1rlsi-h'l''raesr Smyrna, formerly
'ee"p'eaih ny Messrss a. si.saJ. as.s,B9li. ~.
teen converted by N,sssss q, -, 81 mas
quo wool Cardins and Goth Factory.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

GRAOuArEs.--The degree Of Doctnr of Mcdi-
cine was conferred on John l.. Warren and C.
r Marshall, of this State, graduates OF tho
University of Pennsylvania, at the Music Il
Fund Hail, Philadelphia on Saturday aft-ruoun.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

FOREIGN GoNs.-+=A. bill has been introduced
in the United States Senate to reduce the lie.
gal value Of Spanish aud Mexican quarters,
elghths and sixteesnlls Of q dollar, to twenty,
ten and five cents. and to, provide for a. new
cent euch sma llerthan the present one. The
silver coins named are 10 be sent 10 the mini
as fast as they get into Government hands. In
the meantime we see that, the, Director of the
mint has given NOTICE that purchases of silver
for coinage will be made on the following terms
payable 10 silver coins Of the" new issue Five
franc pieces at so cents old Spanish dollars at
los; Mexican anu South American dollars at
lO64 cents half-dollars of the United States.
coined before 1887, at 5244 cents; the same
from 1887 to 1853, at 5eI cents; German, swe-
dish, Danish, Norwegian andold French crowns,
at ia cents eachi German harins, All cents:
Prassian and Hanovaran thalers at az cents:
American plate, best manufacture, at l2OtI.12
cents per ounce, and genuine British plate al
ASo cents per ounce. s.... .. ,... odd. ...., F. ..
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

HOUSEHOLD WoUDs, Tho American rcurn,
OF Dix & Edwards, Of New York. for Apr,l. !,
inll OF valuable reading matter. The Two
College Frlcnds Is" is an excellent STORY. 1t Is
for sale by Peterson. -'.,.,.... .f, 80
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

* The Legislature OF Nova Scotia has
pissed the Maine liquor Iaw by a vote Of twenty.
keyen TO twenty. I; goes into effect at once.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

0S5- The election Ia Ri,oIe I.ls,,al ,,,ilt,,.,.
place on the 2dnf Apr,l ad aha. ~ r'.'' s."e
cut on the It'll. s'''''sS''-
Smyrna times., 1856-04-02

" The CanaGa arrived at Halifax on the
18th inst, with three days later news from
Europe. having sailed from Liverpoola ON the
afternoon of The 18th of March. She brinrs
no news OF, the Pacific. Mr.. Dallas had arri-
we'd q liverpool, where the America Cham
Der oHCommeFcc greeted him il a coneratula-
tory address. Mr.. Buchanan's speech at the
Lord Mayors banquet had produced soothing
effect and all excitement respecting war with
The Uuited States had diedou,. Accounts from
Paris and other parts of the Continent agree
n consideringl peace as certain. The Peace
Congress howevef. has still many detaiIsl 10
arrange, and the signing would for that reason
be somewhat delayed. The Russian and Allied
Generals in the ,Crimea had established line
Of neutral ground. There was still cOnsidera-
bic sickness in the French and Russian armies.
10 Parliament, Admiral Napier has brought for.
ward his motion for a committee ofinquyry into
I ms management ofthe Baltic fleet. The pro,
gramme of arrangements for the birth of the
Empress Eugehie's baby had been published
but the interesting stranger had not arrived -
Persian affairs are looked upon with some in.
tefest, ahdt@o British war steamers had gone
cp-the Persian Gulfto watch rumored attack
upon Fntia!!u.9 yaHf .els.il h3ba53al - d..
-slHEis s3aA -st......a $50. ...f f.,... D..
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-06-07
e. j. HART g. Co.,


Nos. n, g. 70 Tchopitoulas Street, New- Orleans.
Brandics, Wines, Liquors,
GROCERIES, DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE NOW IN STORE,
i and daily receiving per Packet, Steamers and
Ships very extensive stock, as:
FRENCH BRANDIES-
500 PACKAGES hall, quarter and eighth PIPES among
Which das castion Co. ssgne,te j. Aagustn
sey; Peilevaisin j. II. GODDARD, ETC. '
HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUM, SCOTCH and IRISH
DOMESTIC LIQUORS
wHIsKY-1Oo barrels Old Monongahela Rye; so barrels
Superior Virginia Rye; 100 barrels Western Reserves 100
RuM-5o barrels Louisiana. G1N-5o barrels New York
BITTERs-1o Superior Wine; 10 barrels schedam
800 PACKAGES pure JUICE PORT; Burgundy Port;
Crown Port; Golden Sherry: Crown Sherry; Rose Ma
deira; Lisbon Madeira; Sweet and Dry Malaga, &C.
CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets Fine Brands, quarts and Pnts
CLARET-1O00 boxes, among which some very choice.
HAuT sAUTERNE.25o boxes:
HOLLAND GIN-Jamaica Rum; Sherry; Port, etc., 500
boxes.
TEAs-Pouchong, souchong, oolong, Old Hyson, Young
Gunpowder, Tonkay, Twansey
SUGAR-Louisana Loaf, Crushed and Powdered.
MOLASSES-Golden Syrup and Honey.
CANDLES-Sperm, Star and Tallow.
sOAP-Brown, White, Fancy and Castillo
BUTTER-Goshen and Western.
CHEESE-English Dairy, Pine Apple.
STARCH-Indgo Saleratus Buckwheat Havana Preserves
shaker preserves canton Prunes, rec
ans Brazil Nuts Rasins, Almonds Cranberries Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches.
PICKLES-Ketchups, Sauces of all kinds.
ALEPorer Cider Rock Candy Sweet Chocolate assorted
Stick Candy Fire Crackers Backing Wash Boards Clothes
Lines Brooms Shoe Brushes Baskets Cedar Tubs Painted
Tubs, Pals, bingham Buckets, seves Mats Scrubbing
Brushes, Axe Handles. &c.
PAPERLetter Cap Straw Store and Wrapping Papers of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
BARKsDALiE, Elroy, Parks, Mac Mac, McEnery, John
sydnor, Mcdonald Charles NJ, Palm, spencers Williams,
foot Pinckneg Hobson Choice Eucre Yellow Bank Good
wins Smoking Llenthal.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
QUININE-2OO0 ounces, French and American; Is demi
Johns Spirits Ntre 10 carboys dtto 60 demohns Aqua
Amonia 5 carboys ditto; 80 carboys Acec Acid 80
cases English Borax 200 kegs Carb Soda so barrels
Sal Soda 100 barrels EPSON Salt; Is bbls Glauber Salt
10 bbls Camphor: so bbs Cream Tartar 20 bbs Flour
Birthstone, 90 bbls Roll ditto 20 Gum Arabic
sorted qualities Q cases Turkey Gum Myrrh; cases
White Wax 800 b Turkey Opium 1900 Tartaric Acid;
so h Citric Acid bbs Oxaic Acid; 5 bales Orange
Peal; bags Anseed Q bales English valeran Root;
bales Gentan Root; bales Columbia Root; 20 boxes
Calcined Magnesia; 10 cases Carb Magnesia; 1000lb
Peruvian Bark in powder. various qualities 500 b Af
can Cayenne Pepper; 100b Powdered Canthardes 100b
English Calome 200 b American Calomel; 100 Eng.
fish Mass 200 b Americandto; so b Tartar Emetic;
50 10 Corrosive Sublmate; SO b Red Precpitate; $50 d
Iodine Potasse; so Iodine 300 ounces Morphine; $50
ounces Strychnine;
800 n CHLOROFORM, and large assortment Of Drugs,
Chemicals, Extracts for sale by E. ]. HART Co.
jan14. II and 70 Tchoupitoulas st N"w Orleans.