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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

DRESSING WoUNDs.-Nine times out
Of ten, wound will heal quicker if
done up in its own blood, than any 9TH
er way. As for burn, whatever will
entirely exclude the air the quickest, is
the best. Cotton will do this so will
oiled silk, if stuck down at the edge by
any kind Of sticking salve. Put moth
ing on a burn to heal it.. Nature will
soon do that when the air is excluded,
and the pain will almost Immediately
cease.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26
Too Valuable Earms for Sale.

"A The nndeBigDed OA.y fog sslA m
usually fsvessbse tes.s--
Hssss Iss- A farm Of - aesss, eighty Esds
1916 vert Of TIE 1use.sinr ssspss.sise ljne,
- veil Improved, With good spring, With
frame dwelling, stable, &c. Ten acres VI timber
will be cold with this tract.
I'd. A farm Of 100 aeres-So improved md sndes
fence and 20 Of timber. Good frame dwelling and
out buildings, with good we'll and stock water,
and an orchard If the choicest variety Of fruit
This farm is situated six miles from Auseatins on
the Iowa City road.
The above farms will be sold on terms to cores
pond with the presedt "hard times" Tor further
enquire at this Office OF Of either IT the
und srsi gncd. WM. HOff0kk,
dec3e ~3m JOHN RkAD.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

NAMES OF NJ. O.'s-In Congress there are
five Joneses, six Davises, four Clarks, three
T6ompsons- u.s." fwo MafsEsff b1aa@tbefs5thEss
three Smiths, two Shaws, two Taylors, two
Clays, two Houstons, two Shermans, two
Wilson's, two Masons, two Halls three Stew
arts, two Phelpses, two Morses, two Norris
es aud but one Brown.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26
HOW 1T CAME TO BE;

Exactly How did it Irealiy can't tell,
/ really don't know to this day;
am sure but thought we were very good friends
In perfectly natural way.
dreamed not that was in lsvc with him,
Nor that he was in love with me, fgether,
Though knew tina whenever fate brought u to-
We were happy as happy could be.
Till all OF sudden one moonlight night
Such night as June only can bring;
He'd been talking, though rather Ut random tho
Of the stars and all sort Of thing
H. whispered me something Ill HsvER TELL WHAT,
You smile, but you need NOT doubt it.
That frightened and startled me %, thst-and then
Why, you see, l forgot all about It.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

New DEFINIT1oN.-The Ohio States
man says that if the Washington Union
is to be taken as Democratic organ,
we must revise and correct our diction-
aries:
Densocracy.-Depriving the people
Of the right Of suffrage when you know
they will vote against you.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26
HOW 1T IS.

Well here we have him; prny give glance
II. the gentleman vis-a-yis,
Intcntiy engaged with a chickens wing
And cup Vt his favorito tea.
A round, good nntured, full moon Of . face,
Eyes blue as the summer sky; fleast
With the locks On his forehead-well, auburn q
Not to mention ruddicr dye.
He daily tolls for his daily bread,
He's the merriest fellow alive;
At tight in the morning, in high-heeled boots,
lie measures but Eve feet FIVE.
He bears in his bosom the biggest heart
On this side the Atlantic
His chin is smooth as a lawn in May,
And his name is by no means romantic.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

G. The Washington correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune thus alludes to Doug
las:
7" The President denies that Douglas has
passed the Rubicon, and refuses to consider
him an opponent Of his Administration. =
This is the view taken BY Douglas in his
speech. lie maintained that the only differ.
ence was that he (the Senator,) understood
the Presidents attention better than the wri-
ter of the Presidents message did. The H.
linois Republicans will thus understand that
Douglas has by no means come to an open
rupture with the party. He and Buchanan
are merely playing hide and seek for their
own amusement"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

GO The telegraph announces that Gus
Hall, ex-membcr of Congress from Iowa,
has been appointed Chief Justice Of Ne
bra,ka Territory Hall is noted for his
devotion to toddy sticks and brandy snashes
a. we'll as to the slaveocracy. He never
could receive the suffrages Of the people Of
this State for any efice Of honor and trust
but thus it is that President Buchanan de-
lights to honor those whom-the people repu-
date because they arc unworthy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

Gate City cautions the public against $40
Ohio State Bank notes altered from $2's.-
The counterfeits have likeness of Webster
and boat scene, not found on the genuine
sos.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

For the Journal.
Mn. EDIToR:-Your anonymous cores
pondent s'Muscatine," being, as you inform
me, citizen of this county, having very
properly, in yesterdays Journal, called up
on me to "explain'' the condition of the
railroad stock belonging to Muscatine coun-
ty, beg leave to reply through the same
medium.
When entered upon the duties of the of.
fee of County Judge, found that the coun-
ty had issued bonds for Railroad purposes
to the amount of $4,000, and that there
was no stock, to correspond with that
amount, in possession.of the county. For
various reasons which my present purpose
does not require me to explain, deferred
making application for the stock, until the
January interest became due on the bonds.
A few days since, l sent draft upon New
York for the payment of that interest, and
at the same time set on foot plan for OBJ
tanning the stock. am unable at the pres
ent writing to state what has been the result
of that plan.
1t is my intention to obtain possession Of
the stock at the earliest possible moment,
believing as do that Muscatine county
alone, and no other corporation or any in
dividual, is legally entitled to the same.
The N. 4 N. R. r. Co. declared divi-
dend of four per cent last March upon the
first division of the NJ. l. NJ. Railroad and
the amount due this county was promptly
paid. 1 would add further, in response to
" Muscatine's inquiry, that the County
Judge of Museatine county does the voting
of this county at the meetings Of the Missis-
sippi and Missouri Railroad Company.
EDWARD II. THAYER.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

~ It is stated by the New York Herald
that President Buchanan has positively re-
fused to receive Gov. Walkers letter, OF
permit it to be fled among the archives Of
the government. Were he to do 90, he says
he should be soon flooded with similar doc
uments from every subordinate officer who
might be dismissed, or should take notion
to resign. Even McKeon, Of New York, he
fears might want to file protest.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

CoSoRxss. - Dec. 22d. - The Senate re-
sumed the consideration of the Presidents
Message. During conversational debate
between Messrs. Douglas and Fitch, the for
mer, in order to sustain his previous remark
that he could not have much confidence in the
returns of the Kansas election, said the con-
vention had declared null and void all the
laws Furnishing fraudulent returns, and sta
ted in addition that two officers of the army
who were present in Lecompton at the time,
informed him that the very man who was
known to have perpetrated the Oxford fraud
was elected clerk of the convention by ac-
clamation on that ground. Some dispute in
regard to the truthfulness of this assertion
ensued, when the Senate adjourned. The
House went into committee Of the whole on
the Treasury Note bill. Mr.. CLANCY Jones
having replied to the various objections urg-
ed against the bill, showed the necessity Of
its passage, in consequence of commercial
revulsions. The various amendments were
then discussed Mr.. Banks PROPOSE
ton to raise an amount not exceeding twen-
ty millions, by the issue Of stock redeema-
BILE in one year, was rejected by vote OF 70
against 1O3. The committee then rose and
the bill, as it came from the Senate, was
passed by vote of loS against IS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

Special Notice--Swamp Lands.
A Ii persons ha uns ola ms against the SwAxP
"a to press ut the same for payment to the County
Judge on or before the 18th inst. No claim pre-.
scented after that day will be allowed:
EpwARD II. THAYBn,
dec14-dsw3w Couuty Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26
NOTICE!

IL psssous kDowiue thsnselvN in1shtp4 - =
"A By note or book seepant viii plesee ealI go
settle the sane % or before The 6rse 6oy = 1soa
s. allowed to run after tAat time, - sale4 ".
Produce taken ct ali ttnes q Daatst yslee.
dse2l- tillisAl DsnnsoAD . ooAnu0
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

SARoENr's SoHooL MONTHLY. - We have
received the first number Of !" Sargent's
School Monthly published at aS9 WASH
ington street, Boston. This 10 very neatly
printed and handsomely illustrated monthly
periodical, published at the exceedingly low
rate of 81 per annum, or ten cents mum
Der, and edited BY Epes Sargent, author Of
. series of standard school readers and
speakers. z *se
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

The ST. LoUis BAxKs.-The bank officers
in St. Louis held council a few days since,
and decided not to resume specie payments
at present. The chief obstacle in the way,
~ the Ntrs Is informed, are, the high pre-
MUM on gold, scarcity of exchange, and the
expectancy of having to renew considerable
paper on the LIST Of January.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26
lTr OF MUsCATINE
SATURDAY, DEC. 90, 1857.

@ We issue our paper one day in ad-
vance Of the usual time this week in order
to give our printers chance to spend Christ
mas 40 a holiday.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26
LOOK AT THIS!

r WILL take in payment f.r any de = doe ~
i or lie 6,m Of Cloud OCssnos. Citx Wssfsase
and City Scrip, Burrows : Pfettyaaus Cheeks, al
Florence Bills ct PAR. will alse receive EyDcIn.
Persons interested will plssss take eeetee en1
respond without delay. y CLOUD
dsol6-daWtf =. {.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

~. r
ous Osau1v 1UallFoua $780,
We have received the following commune
cations fsem - ex-Judge and the acting
Judge Of tAis coenty relative to the stock in
the a. &M. r. R. Co. belonging to this
county:
Mn. EDiroR As the matter of the coun-
ty stock in the N. 4 NJ. Railroad seems to
be Occupying the minds of the people, as to
it's whereabouts, and how it happened to
pass into the hands of A.-C. Flagg q Trus-
tee, for the security Of the bond holders, a.
lis alleged, it. perhaps, becomes my duty
from communication that appeared in yes
terday's Journal and a. / had the honor Of
holding the Office Of County Judge at the
time . portion Of the bonds were issued--to
make short statement in relation thereto.
| was not cognisant to the fact, at the time
those bonds were issued, that any Trustee
was to be appointed, in whose care and con-
troll the stock was to be placed, but presum-
ed that the certificate Of stock to the amount
Of the bonds would be issued direct to the
county, and under the control of the same,
and was as much surprised, to find, instead
of that being the case, that it was handed
over to A. Q. Flagg, ESQ.,, Trustee, as any
person. believed then, and still believe,
and 50 stated at the time, to Col. Isett, our
Director in said Railroad Company, and al.
SO to Mr.. Cook, the Vice President, that the
Railroad Company had no right to dispose
of the stock in that way-that it was q
usurpcd power ON their part, and that
would not pay one cent Of interest until the
stock was placedin the possession Of the
county. The matter stood in this way for
sometime. The period of the payment Of
interest close at hand, it was insisted that
something must be done,-that the charac-
tor and credit Of our county would be tar
nished, and the completion Of our road en-
dangered. still demanded the stock
About this time Gen. Dix, the President of
the Company, and Col. Isctt, called at the
County Judges Office to see me about the
matter. ! reiterated to them my opinion
and requirements. don't think the Ge!s
stated that the county was not entitled to
the stock, but that ito disposition was in ac-
cordance with the rule and custom of the
Company in oil similar cases, and that Mus
catine county stood in the same position
that all the counties in the State did that
held stock, and assigned many reasons why
it should be so. requested the General, if
there must be Trustee, to appoint some
citizen of our own county, whom the people
knew and in whom they would have conf
dence, and not stranger. This he said he
thought could not be done, but promised
that everything would be attended to salts
factorily to the county.
did at length pay the interest. l heard
it stated short time after l consent ed to
pay the interest, that johnson and Scott
counties had possession of their stock. /
tried to ascertain the fact as to that, and
was we'll satisfied from what learned that
it was not SO. am pretty certain that at
that time, and up to. this time, Scott county
has not cent of stock in the NJ l. NJ. r. r.
GEO. MEASON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26


ca "The difference between ante and
post matrimonial pictures is thus graphical
ly set forth by ssGAn HAxIIros," Of the
National Era: re-
HOW 1T WAS TO NE.
never intended to fall in love
with less than six feet in height;
boundless btard and fathoinless purse
Had always been my delight.
His pale, high brow, I said, shall be swept
:. ny masses Of black waving hair
strange, sad light in the cavernous eyes,
shadow, but not Of care.
A dark, stern face turned out to the world.
But. glowing, turned inward 20
heart locked and barred to the Stranger approach
- But have the golden key.
voice like the South wind in murmuring love,
Thunder-toncd in denouncins the wrong,
A name handed down from the long-ago days
Embalmed in the troubadour's song.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

SPECIAL NOTICES.
.~~~~N~~-~~~~~~~
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKr,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir Janice
Clarke, II. d., Phyic;an extraordinary
to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine 10 unfa.g n The ear, Of Al.
those painful and dangerous diseases which the fem as
all ebstructiona and speedy may b relied spsa
TO MARRIED LADIES
II peculiarly suited Il w sbert ns, briss IT,
monthly period with regularity.
E.sh battle price oas Dollar bears
sf Great Britain, to prevent eeuatsrfsits::
These pills should not b aksa By females during hs
1IRsf fHalB xoxrHs Of Pregnancy. they -
bring Mssarrags but any other tns they safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Aaseoas pain Ne
Back aad Limbs Fatigue slight exsrion palptatiea Of
the Heart Hysteries and Whites. these pill will aasst
when all other have failed and although pow
fs remedy do not contain iron ealens aAtineay. %
any thing hu.tful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB NOSES (Lass I. c. Baldwin Co..
Roshsstes, n. X.
n B.-$I00 and postage stsDps enclosed - aay ~.
heriusd Agent will iasurs bottle Of he pills b sstuss
nail.
For sale ~ J. B. Dosshersy, xassasi.s, Iowa.
Dec. 2. lss7-dtwly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26
The tn STATE OF Iowa, J IS.
MuscATINE COUNTY, 90
SW.4MP LANDS.
an and after Monday, the fourth day Of jam
EDWARD II. TnAYER,
County Jadgs.

NEW CUSTOM MILL.
rruE undersigped sFe nov uIepsred 70 do all
kinds OF custom work u Nevacs Mile. Nus
eatine Having fitted up their mill ezelasively fse
that purpose, they Aatter themselves sAat they
can give entire ratification.
CASH paid TO, Wheat, Cors, &C., 1t
dacl4 d90dW3m y. Os u Ces
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-26

Hoes-sales small at 81. 1905 I0-$5
the leading rate. Recsip's larger than
las, week. a
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
America Farm Mill.

THIS Mill Is now acknowledged by all to be
the best and most durable Farm Mill for Grind,
ing Corn, Rye, Oats or Corn and Cob into fine
or coarse Meal. 0%rTllustrated Circulars viii
be sent to all applicants, free of postage.
We are also Manufac cturers of Reaning ond
Moving Machines, Horse Powers, Thresbers
and Cleaners Hand and Horse. Power Corn.
shelters, Self. Sharpening and Subsoil Plows.
Clrcnlar Saw Mills; Corn, Fodder. Hay and
straw Cutters, and all approved Agricultural
implements, and Dealers in Guano, SHper.Phos.
Phate. Lime and other Fertilizers !; also, Field
and Garden Seeds.
ROGERS g. BOYER,
lb o.9I-) 20 Market ST., Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
IL IL Il HG EET
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and baggage Wagons from Smvrna 10
the Railroad Depot and back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofa il kinds
He will also run hsWagons to and from Smvr-
ma Landing, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds OF Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks.
Iron, Wosd, Coal, Lime. Lumber, &c. &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have il
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates,
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. c. GRIFFITH.
" Letters and small packages confided ia
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. Jcc
feb l3-tf
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
THE RUSSIAN WAR.

w + have just pubIishe a new edition Of this
w p'pular and saleablc work and eau ..oy snn.
ply our Agents and Canvasscrs without delay.
Besides complete History of the War n Inr,udcs
Steirhrs OF SClIAMlL. the Cirrassmn Cbirr onG
"'her distinguished characrcrs also descrin,rl,s oI
Ku S>lAN SOCIETY and GOVERNMENT &c
~ 'hahllg one ct The most Interesting works ever
uhIi hed IL IS hranlldly illustrated with fine mt
ed plates ana hO und in The best manner We send
specimen coy win arIIcGlars Ot agency TO any nafI
OF me Inted SIaes tree OF postage oa receipt Of te
price, $l25. ~ - INC
}. w. BRADLEY, Publisher
nev26 I'm 'F"' =" a.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
Paper Hanging and Paiv1;v~

PAPER Hanging and Painting.
TIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
he !. prepared TO do all kinds Of HOUSE and sim
PAINTING, GLAZING and PAPER IIAN N(IING- M
inc shortest urtice and upon the most terms
re mas been residing in this the last four years
cution Of his werk " "" '-''
gT Cali at The new Gothic Frame House on Com.
inerce street, .e' REUBEN Il. STEWART,
80 y Ea Smyrna, Del.
RIAAKS c-- c----I--- =, ,--------------------- --------------
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
HGD zH Ss
Fancy Goods, Baskets, &c. &c

TIE LnTgcSt ASSOrtment d LOWeSt Prices.
Ili-LEh, Importer, has just opened at his New
Store. No. IL South FOURTH street between Marx,
and Chestnut sis, Philade phla 1870 CASES NEW
"OoDS' received by the last packets-makmg the
greatest variety of Fancy Goods ever before offered
Toys, Dolls. Fancy Baskets, China and Alabaster
Goods Confectionery Papers, Fancy Boxes. Seaar
Cases. tobacco Boxes, Pipes Tooth Brushes and
druggists Articles, with every variety of French and
German 1'nodS' which he offers at the very lowest
rates. Call early Cases OF Toys, veil assorlcJ. n,
'"' 9Io All" SSO per case. Oc22 I'm
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
BUSINESS CARD.
GEORGE w. CUIHNENS

OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
"Bank of Smyrna
nEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds.
Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts. Checks
and Specie; GuanO, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood
&c, &c. 0N'
His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 81, IS56-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
"T1e TFnth is WgAty, ond wiz Prern;l,o

"T1e TFuih is WgAty and wiz Prerrjly >,
- o
Mr. Eni7oR:.-P!casc inset Tie t,Iowiug CertiG
cafes Aap'cd me hy gentlemen wlo have IrCd Tho
! elHca"y al m REMlLDE Tor he ca RE nf RIM.
NJ llSM md iiem",al OF PAINS The !rlir-s a,e
All reliable ai tlr fst is from one of the r,u.i ,,r
nFh c''Itil- "i Sn'yrna being Justice OF I.c reace
N0'lFI I"',!r ai'd Postmaster. No comment hv me
l. her" ~ 'rd-Ihc >rorg tcs.m Irl OF di,,u,niiost,
parties o6N !aies al necessity.
WM II, START.
-, SMYRNA. Dec H. 1856
| WI II. START, Esq SIR: AIy youupest s,, o.,oi
about four severely attacked a few, vecL
a! !",NHh lnlamn'd"ry Rhcun alIsn rnIhe raht ankle
"" Applied yonr Rhcumauc AliNlnre and il renewed
qua IL a i'" days Il" Ia, na had an attack >rnce
hh' AZ" used II my self for HE RheLml;I,r wuh
a"od tHect and would recommend il In nl,p,s
Yours. res recIfuity, MARIsy GRrrv
NEAR SMYRNA. December 20 ri
MR. WV. II. SrAEr-D,ar SIR: / voulJ .t,t,, CO..
h' h"rh' "i hr aliIrIed, that have used yonr Mn
and hrIi horlIts. do earnestly Tcr,n,,1anJ - ., ali
"h"may be afIi crcd with Chronic Rbcum1t;sm
Yours respectfully, Isaac REGIArIR
-, SMYRNA. Goth December. 1856
WM II. SrtRT. EsI--Sr: Having been orc,ilv
afflicted with RhrnmaIIc PANS and Iivi, - ir;,d n
ly all Iha Remedies m use, ami Jcrv,t hi ,,,I
nehchd iioIa Them, was led To try your Rhpunot,c
H'IA'"ft ana DO hereby ccrIIiy that | have lound
"' re reiei IN 1t than from any Oher that have ever
uSru Believing that iauhiul use of t,e 1i,x,rra
VIII effect pcr1iuIeht cure tlke Measure i, r,,,
le'"'S IL Id all u hn may be suffering with Ihe Rheu
"'"''sh' Yours nth respect.
ROBERT AlcC. BOYER.
NJ, SMYRNA Dee. l9lh. 1856
MIR SrART-Dear Sir: With "A view of beunGIin,
the afflicted would state that have used your Rbpu
ma'Ic Mixture myself. and in nv famIlv for n limo |
tllne ah have always found il what II Is reprasenipd
10 he-a RNTINE | earnestly recommend ~ IN
all sufferers " nh The Complaint for The ure of yh,rI
Il Is recommended W,I r.pIrs
. SMYRNA. Dee lG lS56
MIR WI. u. START--Dcar Sir. had severe aItock
)l lhe RheulnlIISm last s. ring and used your Cure
WIN The greatest beRelical results and have since
recommended 1t To all whom have seen suffering win
ne same disease. have no hesitation in saving ,bot
Is an invaluable; uni hope you will be able 10 m
fouuce II INTO every family in the UnIon;
Yours truly DANIEL D. FARES
TINS is to certify that used VIM H. Starts Afix.
ure wheh had severe attack of rheumatism, with
eriect saisinCt0n was cured by a few apDlicn-
IONS OF ms Remedy-aiter an unsuccessful trial of
ioS' All olhers known IN this section of COUNTY,
is n certain cure, believe, and should be in the s
ouse OF every family. REESE H. PRArT.
Smyrna, Dec 1886.
Messrs ID. LOCKWOOD and JAS. p. HoFFEcKER I
re Agents for the sale of this Great Remedy :
. Smyrna. 1t is also kept in many and will {
BON be in all the Medicine and Drug Storeson
ne Peninsula. p
X. +. HAsTING, Esq, is the General Aren't
o. All orders addressed to r. F.. Hasting
the Undersigned, Smyrna, Del, will receive L
fompt attention.
WILLIAM H. START. ,
dec31.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
81 M. AVaSE'S
Cheap Watch & Jewelrv Store

No. ~ North Second street Opposite the
-. Mount Vernon House, Philadelphia.
az Gold Lever Wat hes full jeweiIed, I8 K.
EAs caaes. $2S; Silver lever do do, sl2; Silver
sA Lepine do, SO; Quarter So to 81; Gold Specta.
cies, 81 DO to $40; silver 80. 81 so; silver Table.
spoons per set Sl4 to $S. silver desert snoons SO to
Sii silver teaspoons S4 rs to 81 So Gold Pens and
Gold Cases 50 20 TO S5; Gold Pens and silver do 81 {;
together with IA variety of fine Geld Jewelry Gold
Curo' "uard and Fob CHAINS. All goods warranted
TO he represented Watches AMI Je<yelrv repaireJ
IN the best manner; Also, sias,nc Marks, Pins, NC,
N BAH orders sent by mail or otherwise. will bO
promptly attended to s.23-lv