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WYE have arrangements in NewYork and
wv Boston by which we furnish INK Of ali kinds,
at manufacturers prices, which we warrant 70 90
ITs shaU increase our business ,cih papers tastns
;uk Of ls. it will be furnished at cash prices V
publishers whom we are owing and charged 70 theli
Type and Printing materials sMEplied At feanals %n
Eo. ,s'I lis Nassau sereetN Y. and 10 State Street
RostOn, 60 FtF'a
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NYO1ICE TO PLANTERS AND SHiP-
In PERS.--To avoid any misappreheas,en anu al. y
.hat the nrices Of freight and passage on the steam
srs s,.s'' ANNA PERRET and W. BURTON, win he the
same as last season. and shall be as low as any gooa
and safe boat in the trade -, ~, str;ct ut.
..;n,, tn our busipess and responsibility, forahy
1essss That NAV oceur BY the fault Of those we en,
nloy' and being always on hand, TO merit hoeiai
| Share Of their patronage. ,,,>,,v,,,v 70.
.Ianuarv 3 1853, uL> oiAinSi "
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ElEBAILLON N ~ ii RRIERF RceeiFiug,
~ Forwarding and Commissiou Merchants, Wash.
1gton, 4.
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned heftuy I,u1,1s y.
planters and others that from and after .ns ,ss
o, n; beneeforth be charged for merchandise ana
ther articles laying in their WAREHOUSES ,of .ne
eod Of month and toy eye5s rates will be
charged. ,,.;,.,.s storage is paid
Washington, October II, 1856. o.,,p,rpr
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IIl IN NE AZ GtJIDRY Aactioneer ana
~ Notary Public in and fos the Parish Of ST. Lam
dry. Office at the Court House. slS
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Ss
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~. Y..
N
segl "a
f1SSS N
ssans sga
IN .
y fur The herxsss
tend 4oall hnesneeecSA .~sanl
I VA = Marcel 7Els6S. 80,
Y = !. s1s Il 5s7sesss. ,5,,s
orier ~ s ssrs,,,,, - nh Y ~ cssissns
0f 81. Landry M b1Siress eiltrffsa u his ore
viii IL prorrh(IY attended, fo. ITe III stormed ~
pastnesship MI aaY one III either af the abovs
f\NlsZlMfc Az Gt JiDR 4Aucti0neer and
W Notary Public in and for the Parish Of ST. Lam
dry. Office ~ the Court, House. NJ
nEBAILLON IN y AR RIERE r, Rcceixing,
~ Forwarding and C0mmissiou Merchant, WASH;
ngton, a. slsa Y
= 49, ~ --.-
" and Collector al III Pssish il II. Landry. 81
Gee III OpelSusas. March l0ss sss
u, = n. g.. Ty Z -
". AlAaSs uu,tc Alleuoheer y ior tne
Washington, >'ss 81 rs .'s ''sF e
~ n -
sDIERRE GOSELIN Cabinet Maker and
Whcelwright offers his services to the public
- =, larnto r,r33eos so~ - ~, nj
= - - = - - =
EnR, Nv g. B RIDGES will oberatD for
\ ~ fhose ~ I'M and the adfninIn, parishes who
may desire bis services, ii tie highest asgrec of
perlectlon. - II
II n LPHONSE ID al IIILO Public Auc-
tK tioneer Id ana III tl,e Parish of St. Landry.
Orders eit At The ONCE Il I. s. Robin viii receive
PROMPT attention: =. \
|TkO1JIS FA. PATTN. Public Auctioneer III
~ ind for the Parish n Al Landry, once at
Grand Cotoau Any orders left al the Union Hotel.
Opelousas, will be promptly attended to. .
T0lIN n KING Atforney n law M q
II yrovad t. s ,,sa 1,fce corner ~ Landry ana
Morief st,ats ad;c;n;ng h;s yes;dance' anf nearly
onnosite the f,lerk3s oit;ee. Nav "a 1s57. '
- "
| w ~. y. SIENG,Eh, l y, Attorney eng ooati- =,
sellol Y Law, w a.u ,;tssy "a ss
u " y
i'aslouase Oihee Y opelousas u
| I IREp1, DllTEAN Connsellnr and ~.
~ torney at Law Opeleusas will attend a tc Any
business IN MS llhe IN os i'huty anu 'e
rar.snes
~ N ROGERS. Collector OF Accounts
ia as such OpJers ieit At At Poseys Drug Store Mi
t,e te ,,tiv etten,1ed tos March IA.
" plolnL''s ase'l,ueu ". n-a. - -.
Y NtEODooESo. hObIN, II A1torney Y. ....a. LaM J,
WIZ ~. ~ aua ~, saant, ind;c;a
m...ss.s NJ ~ Saie ~ ms;ns ss ~ nraIaso aN
ps.IIc.s. L OIlce q. oYeloosas.
! IDOGERS 81 THOMPSON, Public Auc
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AND HARNESS.-The
" undersigned keep constantly on hand material
for Carriage Repairing in all its branches They are
prepared to execute al orders with dispatch, and in
q wprkmanlike manner.
nS- BUGGIES, SULKIES and HARNESS made
TO order. GIBBS d CLAhA.
pnclonsas, March 8, 1856. Ia
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rT,HEODORE DEvALCOURT, Notary
j. Public and Auctioncer in and for the Parish Of
st. Landry. Office at Grand Coteau. Any orders
left with j. B. PoLINGuE will receive prompt atten-
tim.
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PELOUSAS LIVERY STABLE, MAN
~ street.--Traveler when you ysls skr
one,onsas, leave your Horse with ssssssf 49,
fbnt well known and accomplished A5i9
sKecpera Na,,cisse Jones, the very
prince of Hostlers. ,..,.. 40 tho hest Reilly.
timber and Elbow grease, and applies them po'ii
without stint youN posEy.
EnIiailce ., 80 9i isas ns Proprietor
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TOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
y Of Accounts, etc. respectfully offers his services
to the public as snch Orders left at A. Millspaugh 8
Bookstore, Washington, will be promptly attended
to- September a., 1856,
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..D.n
sA.M.
III tn
said De
ilowing
f(sh. D,iu IN to.,a "
M. So acco dInBt % the plan
North by Cord don atreet thst

No. 66, AcC0f0l0Hlv0 70 tNe plhN
North by Gordon atreet, Enst
tardnsf, Houth by B1hot street
8rjage street, cont taiuipg o!e sppetd.
s.f 90 more 81 less, with all the "a
sve@ss ss. CoSDIrioNs sI l Four hundred and thir-
~ MSss.siHss cash Oh The day 81 aR!e; and the
III M twelve months Aftet the day or
NzesSSSsers ID finnish security and the prop.
.4s.ssssin sDsciatly mortgaged until the pay
ssE.pn3ssssl nsscs NV p5eIoasas, March ii, 1858.
11 ''t.ss, z. = L. v. CHA Cf1EfsE, Sheriff.
vSsrnTFF,S Sal State ut Louisiana,
vYisssssrt fsonrt Parish of St. LaDdE q. q lAS;
isov N. David Lyons, ". N
it. s,s.tre n writ of q. IA, issued on twelve
nnra N the above entitled suit by the Dis.
as:,sf n aid for the Parish of 81. Landry and
s.sssssd arli u me directed, Will expose ~
gis fcr casf. without. the benefit 0f appraise-
fke Court House In the town q Opelousas
slstsRJ,lY NJ. TIE LIT day Of MAY, a. III lhass
1nr sI,r II the hour Of IA clock Y. and c0l.
"A SsSs dny to day, II necessary ell tue rignts
ng!.savss{ and demand Of the said defendant,
x. s,o.ss MI fil and to the following described
sIssa't " safety said writ. ID Wit: IA
w TRACT OF sI..A IND, lying n this
"a g flows; !: !. Ner5n Thy. Y lands 4ss.,, q
,Brulee and Nest BIZ tho
two handred s1peEfeial
5, March ~, 1853.
n MT VI zss,, gs;g. sCHACHERE, Sheriff
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v III ~ a. - a. Hlsn ID VA citltqne
s0f 81. Landry bISiness ent "a " his cure
SSiIl ~ pronpe II tended to. Iss III formed ~
pattner9hip MI my one III eitkef Q{ The ab0ve
bsssisksk arch AZ ISIS NJ ssS "A
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DIR: W IIllams' Anti-Dyspeptic

"A sovereign remedy for every Ill arising from Dvs
Pepsla' such as|Nausca, Headache Vertigo D,mrss
Ol sight Debility OF The Nervous system HvpocLnn
Iria' JaundIce, Loss of Appetite, Wasting of 1Le
HItehst m FIatuence. with frequent belchng of wind
ltiaied taste, Constipation and uneasiness of bowes
BILIOUS vomiting Burning Sensation at the Pin Of Ihe
Stomach Liver Complaint Oppression after Eating
fapaiOn OF the Heart. Pain in the pit of The sto9
acL or towards The right side SaUwness of Conl.ley
oH' Depression Of Spirits and lrrItabiIy Of Ternpei
9c. '"P'''
- ATTESrATlON:
we having used Williams Anti .Dyspe1tlc EIiylr
win Inc most perfect satisfaction and success take
great pleasure IN recommending It 10 all persons suffer-
ing with Dyspepsia we are fully convinced of II,
most esiimabe qualities IN restoring The digestive
powers removing all pain and uncasiness, aud i'm.
parting healthy tone To the stomach:
John X PenrUse, 81 South Wharvcs; Casper Morris
I1cOhyi Thomas AllIbOne, President Bank of Penn.
sylxana; Abner Elmes, Market street, bel SIKH; f
IL kowley, ii North Wharves; Michael Dunn Sup't
ol Merchants Exchange; Hannah Stiles, Franklord
r0au Hannah Webb, % FIbcrt street. IL A Sperry
~ Edward ST; VIM Yard. & CITY Row; Lawrence
New5od, 396 Chesnut; Rudolph D'Arni 2G1 Broad.
way New York; John Wnaus. "a Water st. y. York
The list of names could be extended TO aImo,, any
length but the foregoing is deemed sufficient
Ofhce and Agency, 4 South SEVENTH Street
uOors below Market, Philadelp pha Tje3.6m
For sale by James p. He6echcr, Smyrna
Del.
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-'i;Hceita:,> o., .1AUyvrtlsc.. I. =.
Fairfield %2lgEg gky

Re-. J. B. VANPErTEN, A. NJ 'Principal.
T>llIs large and aourishmg Insuluton is PLEASANTLY
Il located at FAIRFIELD. HERKIMER 60.
NEW YORK, seven miles from the New York Cen.
ra Railroad al Little Falls from which Students are
conveyed Tree The first day Of each Term Its ample
accommodations It's Apparatus sufficient for u full
course Of Philosophical and Chemical Experiments
It's lbrarcsOf 5000 Volumes and its Faculty of
twelve thorough and experienced Teachers furnish
claims for liberal share of public patronage. t-
| COURSES OF STUDY.-A Commercial Course
the same as that Of the best Commercial Colleges
| Two Graduating Courses for Ladies,-Ome OF three
years equal to that OF the best Semnarses and one
i've years equivalent 10 the regular College Course
! Upon the completion of either, Parchment Diplomas
are conferred. and. if possible, positions secured
speclal attention given TO Young Men preparing for
! College.
TCfFlON.-FOr term Of Ia weeks, from S4.OO TO
SbUO Ornamentas at reasonable rates. Board and
Washing, Sl.75 per week.
Fall Term begins August26Ia 1857. Winter Term,
December 10th.
For Ca!3 ognes or Rooms, address the Principal or
/ J. NATTER, Secretary.
| Fairfield, Aug. i2. l957-ly
REFERENCES: JAMES KNIGHT, Esq, Dover;
! SAMUEL WARD, Esq, ST Georges
| HENRY PRATT. Esq, HazletIvIlle
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Eagle PIOvVS.

SAVEKf 4 co, Corner of South Front and
Reed Sts., Philadelphia,
Manufacture Nos. l, p 3, A, 5, Right Hand, and
Nos. 40, Al, Left Hand Eagle, Self-Sharpening
Plows Nos. |, ,, 3, 4, ). Eagle Improved.9
Nos. U, l, II, ,, 3, Hill Side Nos. l,II, 2.
X dying. No. ., Right Hand, and No. 6, Left
Hand Double Michigan, and No. 0, l, 2, Sub
soil Plows
=, Also OK Scrapers, Field and Garden Rollers,
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood. All ofwhich
are Tor salt al their Works, at CURTIS & IIAND's,
corner OF Market and Decatur sis, or at the
ulnerent Agricultural and Hardware stores
On application, we will send description of ar
tIcles by mail.
ed W" also manutdcture Hollow ware, Enamell-
Ware Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, &c, &c
p. B. sAvERY, ARAD BAREows, JOHN sAvERy
marlS-ly.
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DIR. j. Simms' Cholera Syrup.
Fancy Furs for Ladies.

JOHN FARElRA & CO.. New MOL Sls MARKET
St. above Eighth. Philadelphia. importers, Man1-
facturers and Dealers in Ladies' Gentlemen and Chill.
dren's FANCY FURS. Wholesale and Retail. }. 4.
IL Co. would call tho attention of Dealers and the puO-
lie generally TO their immense Stock ofFancv Furs for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children their assortment EN-
braces every article and kind of Fancy Furs that will
be worn during the season-such as Full Capes, Islt
Capes Quarter Capes. Talmas Victorlnes Boas Mlufs
and Maffatees. from the finest Russian Sable 10 the
lowest price Domestic Furs
For Gentlemen the largest assortment efFu Collars
Gl.ves, Gauntlels DC,
Being the direct Importers of all our Furs aRd
Manufacturers of them under our own supervisiOn.we
feel satisfied offer better inducements to dea'
ers and the public generally Than any other house. hlv
ing an immense assortment to select from and al lhe
Manufacturers prices. We only ask call.
JOHN FAREIRA & co.
,.. No. Sl9 MARKET street, above Eighth,
sel6-4m PHILADA.
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From the Editor of the Real Estate Advo,,,..
BosToN, 81 School street, March % ,ss.

BOSTON, u School street, March 20, lS55
was induced some six weeks since to make t,;y 80
your restorative. have used less than lyo h,,ia.
1.-The gray hairs have all disappeared and o%a"s'
my hair has not fully attained its original color vel i5e
process OF change is gradually going on, and sm io
great hopes that in short time my hair viii L ~ ~
formerly. | have also been much gra,lfieJ at ,Sa
healthy moisture and vigor ol the hair which bsf. @
was harsh and dry and il has ceased to coma 0T, ~
Professor Wood.
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TO DOg-Masters.

Having suffered by sheep-killng dogs, notice
is hereby given, that will hereafter shoot n nv
dog (whether after sheep or not) found on nv
Farm in APpoquinimink hundred, near Smyrna.
Nov. 25, 81. JOHN A. CAvENnER
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BRICK MAKING, Painting

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
a public that he Is prepared TO fill at his Brick
ard neaI smyrna Landing, orders for any amount of
tard Ked SlIeichers, SamOn and all other kinds of
DhICkS, except the " pressed at the shortest nutce
lie Will also make and burn kIlns ia the country when
desired ~ lie also continues To- carry on the
PAINTING business in all its brunches executiue
work IN a asuperursIylc. WILLIAM McAFEE
Smyrna, bel. April 90, 81.
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Real Estate. Advertisements. Il Is.
Valuable Mill Property
II O R SALE


~ =. The subscriber offers at private sale,
Hiii his valuable Mill Property, situated on
-M.hthe State road leading from Smyrna to
Dover, and four miles from the former place.
'~rHE MILLrliOUSE Is 40 by 40 feet, and 3
stories high, witItwo Water Wheels aud three
Run of Burs. The Pond is large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill, except in
the driest season Of the year. This Mill is in
very fine running ordcr-iu every respect well
fitted up for merchant work, in modern Style
and is doing heavy business, having the Gus
tom of wide range Of country.
There is new Steam Engine, of 90 horse
power, attached,-recently erected at cost ot
$4,000, with appurtenances,-whch is in first
rate condition. # 0r5- Since the erection of the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor
after dedpcting expense of both mill and farm
work, an Interest of Ten per cent. on 10000.
Connected with the Mill, is A FARM OF
- ACRES of Land, with good Dwelling,
necessary Out-Buildings, and two Tenant.
Houses thereon. This Land has been repeat.
edly Timed, and is in fine state of cultivation
OrOne-third of the purchase money will be
required on the execution of the deed the
balance can be arranged in easy payments, to
suit the purchaser.
Persons desrous of examining the property
may call>upon Jas. Evans, residing on the same
or on the Undersigned in the town af Smvrua
fAug. 26, 81. Et~ JOS. HOFFECKER.
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ss@sS - -, ga 49, s4as ~
asa NT0V' 4, MOVES.

~
s0z% TIE PORfAB' b PARLOR CRATE AND
DE TttE COMET OF 1887 For pleesan, yenl,las
ton and cheerful lire. these Stoves carot be sur
passed. Suitable Tor chambers dining r,nn,s Nc
Those whose purses small
Are welcome To call
Our prizes snt the times. at The Od.esiablished
siand oi North Chase IL North. No. lll6 Market ST.,
Philadelphia
ECONOMY in Fuel - SIINER'S .AIR.1TGHT
GAS ~ NER improved by james Spear january
ION, 1901 wOuld particular v call attention to IhiS
celebrated Stove for PdrlOrs Halls Dining Ro0ns
Chambers Stores, Offices. 4c The healing qualities
al hs excellent Stove well know that It is
useless TO ma further comments inI the great oh
Jtc'oh 10 The old pattern Is. that the hoi,.s where the
air enters me cylinder In gnIle tie =, frequently be
co'Ht s,oPpeu with ashes aud cuu+js; aud when his
aNeS pace' he is burning qualities nl the Stove are
destroyed ana There Is way of cleaning them out
"Ithoul taking the Stove apart and frequently the
cyuhder mas To be renewed. 10 prevent thus obec
'mh nave placed on each SIDE ni the Stove perlOr.
ateu castlrOn plate, with slides OpensaIld close at
pleasurei With this Improvement, the asburning
qu9Ht'eS OF this Stove cannot he impaired hv uv.
hlhhg or failing INTO the hands OF tnnse unarcusIun.
eu " me principle ct this Stove, there 40 dcul-
o. keepng these openings free lrum sht or ndCrs
I1lE EVENING STAR P.'R,OE. wIh doIbe
radla'ng base, warraned TO heat any |onble ,tr.r
Flease call and examine be fore purcha~ lag e> where
Manufactured and for sale ONLY by
JAMES SPEAR
NO. lli6 Market street. PhladciphI .
60 Lac AOrth Chase and North, 39U Marker st
seP2lm
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Varnishes ! Varnishes !

BERNHARD CALMAN, No. $50 (Old No.
7S) North Fourth street, between Cherry
e. Race. upper side, Philadelphia,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Varnishes g. Japans,
net Varnishes from 81 25 upwards Couch Varnshes
from 50 90 upwards; Darnar Varnsh from 81 so, up
wards Best drying Japan; Black Iron Varnshes,
Paper varnishes, China Gloss Varnishes, ETC., ETC.
ap2,57-ly
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10 Planters and Farmers.

I'IlE LODI MANUFAC TURING COMPANY. in.
Il corlOraied IN 1910. with capIal Of 500, 900.
offer their New and Improved POUDRETPE Tor sale
rs the cheapest and best fertilizer for Corn Cotton
Tobacco and Kitchen Gardens that can be made. IL
his been used with Srcat success IN the Northern
states for seventeen years ltl n'dOrOus ~ery pow
erlul aud yet can be used without danger in cOntaet
with The seed. The night soil Of the city Of New
YORK, from which tins fertilizer nianniactn rod in
we'll known as the most powerful manu- re in tho world
Price per barrel on hoard Of vessel in New York
81 SO, for seven barrels and ovcr under that quanty
50 % per barrel Terms Cash. A pamphlet will be
sent gratis and posi- paid Ia any applicants
E- trial. however small, Respectfully solicited
Address LODI MANUFACTURING co,
, ~ 60 COunlandt street.
f. deel7.3m . New York.
JOR PRINTING, dope NJ tho r,vrs, ots.o
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Huber & Godfrey, y,Auctioneers.

No 2l0 North SecoRd ST.. above Arch, Philadelphia
GALES Every Evening during the Week tMOnday
~ evenings excepted) of Fancy Goods, Combs
Buttons, Cutlery, Musical Instruments Watches'
Jewelry, Plated WarCs) Dress Patterns. Jet GoG1s'
Philosophical Apparatus, PortmsnnaiCs, Pensers' Fa'
01- Censisnments solicited. jel06m
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CARLYLE, LlIinOls. Jnne 10 Is!

1'''H'1I In IIIIIJIs, JUNO II, IN5J
nave uSeG Professor Wood 5 Hair Restorative and
coming as | thought, premalurely gray, bun by The
use OF his Restorative II has resumed lis original r
and have na doubt, permanently So
SIDNEY REESE
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II. KingsGOrd t& Sons
Pure Oswego Starch.
(FOR TIE LAUNDRYN

(FOR THE LAUNDRY,)
hAS established greater celebrity than has ever
been obtained by any other Starch
Jhls has been the result of It's marked superiortv IN
qualIly, and Ita invanable uniformity .
The public may be assured of the COntInuance of
The production IS over 'rW eniy Tons daily ntd the
demand hts extended throughout the whole of fbe
working thus on u very large scale and under n
rigid system, they are able secure n perlect mn
IOrmiiy IN The fIalIy throughout the year This ia
The great Desderatum in Sareh.Inakiig and ~ reoI
Inc very best Starch tht cIn be made aud M
other, Is always wanted by ns1mers and Ibis will
De supplied TO them by the gOcers as sOon as tbe;r
customers have learned winch Is the hest and asL a.
l-oiherwiSe they would be likely yet that article
on winch The largest profit can be made
Mr. klngstori has been engaged m the nonuC,o,'
OF Starch continuously for the last ~ wears and ,,'
ing the whele OF the period, The Starch made nnJr
MS supervision has been beyond any ouestun t, L,
IN the market For the first II wears he had rhn
charge OF the works Of WIN Colgaie a. 90 nj ,yb,"b
PeIou ne invented the process of the manufacture of
W hM J0r hthggOrd's Sfurch as the name ()s,rego
mas been recently taken by another Factoru .
IN sofa ny all OF The best grOt ers in nearly eyerv
.,. 7. KINGSFORD g. SONS
I'd WegO Corn star
Has obtained equal celebrity with their srorrb I,y
he Laundry THIS article in perfectly puro and "a -,
every respect equal to the best Bermuda Arrow Root
Invaueble for the dessert. q .-''I - "
fOta0 Starch has been extens yeIy packed mud s,,l
as Corn Starch. and has given false imuress,ans -,
many as TO the real merits Of our Corn Starch
from lis great delicscy and puniy it is coEitg os
mo eAtShslVe use as diet for inlanis and iny1lids
l96 Fulton street, N. Y.
ALLEN e. NEEDLES, Agents.
~ ~ % South Wharves, Philsda.
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Hover's Liquid Hair Dive.

HOver's Liquid Hair Dye.
The following, from that emiL ent Physician of Phia
delpha DIR. Brnckle. added TO the testimony of Pro
lessor Booth, only confirms what is evidenced by thou
sands who have used HOvers Dye. "a
"GIRARD Row. CHESTNUT STREET, ,
Philadelphia, December 22d, 1853
" In regard to llOvers Hair Dye, can state unhes
tatngly, that it contains deleterOus ingredients
and may be used with entire safety and with the ut
most confidence and success"
w. D. BRINCKLE, MD.
Horer's Writing and IudellibIe Inks,
are SO well and widay known, 10 require no eulo.
gy OlIheir merits Il only necessary 10 saw thattbe
steady and increasing demand, gives the best evidence
that they maintain their cAaracier for superiority
which distinguished them when first introduced wears
ago
Orders addressed 10 the ManufactOry No 4I6 RACE
street. above Fourth. (od No. liI Philadelphia will
receive prompt ftention, by
JOSEPH +. HOVER, Manufacturer.
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" }. Wood d Co. Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway. \. !.
anu II Market street St. Louis, Missouri
~ or ss lie III Smyrna. by DAVID LOCKWOOD. and
all Druggists moyI2I' 1''O
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14
Ayers Cherry PcctOraE

For the Rapid Cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse.
ness, Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping- Cough.
Group, Asthma. Incpient Consumption.
and 0rihe reiefO Of cOnsumptive patients in advanced
stages of The disease.
We need MT speak 10 the public of its virtues g.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet of
e American States, its wonderful cures of puImnarv
complaints have made it already known Nav lev
are The hmes IN any civilized country on Tins ,on
nen without some personal experience of It's effects
and lever yet the rOmm mites any where which Iov.
not among them some living trophy of its yc,0rvoycr
me subtle and dangerous diseases of The r,it and
lungs Nlle II Is the most powerful anIItIol, vel
Known Ia man for the formidable aud dan germs dis
eases ot the pulmonary organs nlsu the pIeosout
est ana lest remedy that can be cmpOyed Ur infants
anu Young persons Parents should have II in si,rs
against ae InhIdtOns enemy that steals upon laem nm
prepared. We have abundant grounds to bel eve tho
Cherry PecOral saves lives by the consurntiun
II prevents than those il cures. Keep II by Won and
cure your Gods White they are curabIe nor neylec
them until no human skill can mlsier the neXoT,bIe
canker ihai fastened vital. eats your lire away
A KNOW the dreadful fatality OF lung disorders and M
ihey Know too the virtues OF tins remedy we need moi
90 NOR" than To assure them still made the bcsl il
can DC. VIC spare no cOsl, care no tII To prouce
the most perfect possible. and thus afford In e "a Inn
roy on It the best agent which skill can furnish for
their cure.
Prepared by Dr. y. G.. Aver.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
And sold by D. LOCKW OOD. and j. F. IIOFFECKER |
SMYRNA and all Traders everywhere. d 7-6m