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Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

/ Coon ONE The last piece of shrewdnes.
we nave heard of, is that of Smyrna gentle
man making ten dollars out of a New Castle
| lawyer. We had always supposed that it was
usual Tor lawyers to make their tens or twenties
out OF their clients but it seems that in the
case alluded to, the tables were turned. and the
y had to take the back drag.
4, we VIII put Smyrna against Jew, GENTLE or
mormon for keenness, after this transaction,
ana even Philadelphia lawyers may look out
hereafter.-CO Commonwealth.
why not give us the cream Of the joke, Mr..
commonwealth We feel interested in this
ahair' and will enjoy the incidents of this
Sharp transaction" as well as yourself; albeit,
we have some men in Smyrna, we know, who
can puzzle even "Philadelphia lawyer
Let's have the particulars.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Have you Heard the
News?
II Not. Read ThiS1
Not, Read This!

ON and after Thursday, October 7th 1855 the sub.
Scrlher will start a GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY
on The Delaware Railroad between Seaford and PhIla-
delrhla Tor the purpose of accommodating Farmers
Nero ht nts ard Mechanics with LINE, COAL LUM.
bf.k and Iron. lie will also purchase and deliver
at anY Station on the Road all Kinds of NlERCHAN.
DIE to order and do. with promptness and accuracy
any and all business with which the public NAV favor
HIM. on very reasonable terms
Having made arrangements With the Railroad Conn
pany he Is prepared 10 deliver Goods &C. either wav
"eMeeh The above named places at short notice and
at helr usual low rates and will hold himself respon
'ble Tor the sale delivery ct everything ordered by
railway Persons having their Goods freighted by
81 annhoat or essel de- their risk as he will not
h' accountable for any damage which NAV result 10
lhem All written Orders must be accompanied by
CASH TO cover Ihe amount of The same. line name
OF each ar lie Should be written plainly and a fulI
length, 10 avoid Mistakes ORDERS To be left in care
OF The Agent i"r the Station where the Goods &C. are
to be delivered. Those who verbally order Goods
&c mtsl also bring list of The kind. quality and
quantity wanted. As he will devote his entire atten
ion to The business he hopes 10 merit the public pat
rpnaSc.
c. r. EVANS.
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Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

TIE "TI MES" is published Epery IAusdav. B,
RoBr. D. lloFFEcKaR, Elito, and Proprietor. af tbs
Temperance HdH, Smyrma Del.
RXS-SGGscRIPrIoN.-Oae gear. 81 so in advaace
or s2.O0V not Paid I'LL end Of the year No paDer
discontinued until all arrears are pqid-oaIy at Me
option Of The Publisher.
esery slqre Of 10 lines or less frs,
Insertion, 90 CTS; eaci subsequent Insertion 25
Liberal arrangements made Wih yearly and half
y,Irly aioertiserS.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

Mr.. C. r. Evans, ofthis town, it will be seen
by his advertisement, has commenced General
Business Agency on the Delaware Railroad, for
the purchase Of Lime, Coal, Lumber, Iron, or
anything that may be needed by persons living
adjacent to the road, who do not wish the trou.
BILE aud expense of going TO the city themselves
Mr.. E. has made arrangements for the cheap
purchase. and safe and speedy delivery of goods,
or any article that may be desired, and we
think it will be found advantageous, both in re-
gard to expenditure and safety in delivery, TO
obtain the services Of Mr.. Evans. Persons in
need Of any article from the city. such as hooks,
small matters of mercha andize, &C., have but 10
give Mr.. Evans their orders, and they will be
promptly attended to. lie has the very best
references in the State for honesty and relia-
bi.ity, and will be found well worthy Of encour-
agement.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
Civil Err gineeE,iu~
Nursery.

HEE =. TIT, THE proprietors have large and Care.
S% Pr eli Cearls assortment pi OF APPLE, Pear,
larine Trees. Also. Evergreens. MapIe
<~zsss- Trees, Grape Vines. &c. OF thrifty growth.
for sale at their Nursery, on reasonable terms Par
cular attention has been paid in procuring Buds and
Crafts from bearing trees free from worms and disease
All orders addressed to the Proprieinrs will receive
personal and prompt attention. TREES packed and
shipped as ordered. wv
.. WM. II. & CHAS. p. PETERS,
nuS6-5a C0ncOrdvllle, Del. co, Pa
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

RAIN--The quantity of rain which fell do
ring September in this locality, according to
DIR. Dailey's Register, was Al inches. H"h
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
DIE

In Smyrna, October lst 1853, ANNIE BELL
youngest daughter Of Joseph w. and Sarah h
Mariner, aged years 4 months and days.
She was, but short time ago, a perfect PIC
ture of health and beauty-the bappiest one O
once happy, but now bereaved family. He
intelligent mind and amiablc disposition cause,
all who knew her to love her. She delighte,
much in talking with those with whom she wa
acquainted nd she often asked questions wbicl
showed the great care that had been taken I,
nstill into her young mind religious as we'll a
moral truths. She frequently spoke of Heaver
and sung,
There is happy land,
Far, far away" &c.
Probably she little thought, that she so soor
would inherit that happy land" But an All
wise Providence has seen fit to transplant bel
spirit in more cOngenlal cline, where it is
now singing songs of praise TO that Saviour
who when on earth, said, Suffer the little chill.
dren to core unto me and forbid them not, fol
of such is the kingdom of heaven.
His words the happy parents hear,
And shout, with joys divine
Saviour, all we have and are
Shall be forever thine.'' J.
(Sussex Messenger please copy.)
DIED, in Smyrna, Oct. 81, 1853, ELIzABErH
SNYDER, daughter of Peter and Catharine l..
Snyder, aged years months and IL days.
Death has entered another home and taken
from its circle fond and afIectionate daughter.
one that was beloved by all that knew her. She
was, for child of tender years, the most afiec-
tionate aud sympathetic ever knew. She was
an obcdlent and loving child, and always tried
to fulfill her parents wishes. She, too, loved
her Sabbath school, and looked with plea sure
for the Sabbath to come, so that she might at
tend, if circumstances would permit but Lizzie
has gone before US to her eternal home where
Sabbaths have no end, and where we shall ioin
her in singing the praises of God around the
throne. Fond parents, we condole with you,
and trust you can put your confidence in God
and be enabled by His grace, to say, Thou
gavest and thou hast taken away, blessed be
thy name; Thy Will be done, o Lord -
Farewell, Lizzie we shall meet thee in hea-
ven when the resurrection morn shall come, to
praise God forevermore.
We cannot tell who next may fall
Beneath Thy chast' ming rod;
One must be first, but let us all
Prepare to meet our Cod"
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
Smyrna Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly.
Wheat $l.30 for white, and 81 25 for red.
Corn 85c. per bushel.
Flour $56 SO per Dbl.
Meal 0jc. per bush.
Rye quiet at 7Oc.
Outs steady at 4Oc.
Beans SI.00.
Hay is selling at $40 to $12 per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
MaOes-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
WOOd-tlckory $3.50; best Oak 81. so !;
common Oak 50 25; Maple So. 25, and mixed
and rough Oak 81 90 per cord.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR-The Kent county
Agricultural Fair comes off on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. The annual address.
will be delivered by VIM. r. Morris, ESQ on
Thursday, at Il o'clock, A. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

MARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILRoAp-The
friends of this road held meeting in Caroline
county last Saturday, and resolved to pay up the
unpaid stock, open books for new stock, and to
resume operations on the road at an early day.
with view to complete the road from Snyrna
to Greensborough.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

SHocKING.-We learn that, on Monday even
ing, shocking accident occurred in this town,
result in the death of child of a colored wo-
man named Hinson, under the following cir.
cumstances: The mother put the child in a
high chair, as she thought, securely, and, whilst
cooking, took a pot OF boiling water from the
stove and sat it down 10 front Of the child after
which she stepped out a moment, and on return.
ing found the child head foremost in the pot.
1t was taken out Immediately, but died in few
hours.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

ONr Messrs Vosheli Il Savin, Lumber mer-
chants Of this town, advertise large stock Of
Lumber, just received from Philadelphia, which
they will dispose Of 90 very favorable terms
Persons in want of such en- article will do well
to give them call at their Board Yard, East
and Commerce streets.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
The Isthmian Question.

Some months ago President Martinez. forret,ing n
that the United States Government had done to mo-
vent the success OF illibuslering in thai couptrv NM
forth, with Costa Rlea, an appeal to the Euroneon
Powers for protection against the United SIa,es co
ernment. he pretending 10 believe that The Covo,n
men al Washington had designs upon the territor .,
Nicaragua.
This scandalous imputation and falsebood
though perfectly in character with the Me-
a9uan Government, was adding insult n in
jury, and General Cass, it appears. has NOT 10,
the libel rest withOur demanding an exnIano.
tiOn. II appears that he instructed Gennr,I
Lamar to demand repara lion for these unwor.
thy ImPutatlons. He calls the attention of the
Government OF Nicaragua to the fact that il
owes lis political existence, or rather the DOwer
exercises, 10 the laws of the Uni. ed States
as executed oy the Government at Washing
ton. The establishment of political protec,o.
rate by the Powers of Europe, over the indie.
pendent States of this Continent. he saws. tho
Government of the United States has always
been avowedly opposed to, and will be resisted
by all the means IN its power. The Transit
rOutes over the lSthmus are tn be open to the
world, and American citizens will be protected
IN travelling across them. The weakness or
ihe Central American Government will no
longer be received as an excuse for violating
the rights of American citizens nor as shield
ing them from the consequences. Mr.. Cass
says:
Sovereignty has its duties as well as its
rights, and none of these local governments
even If administered with more regard to the
Just demands OF other nations than they have
oeen' would be permitted in spirit of eastern
Isolation 10 close these gates of intercourse OIL
the great highways of the world, and justify
The act by the pretension that these avenues Of
trade and travel belong to them, and that they
choose to shut them, or, what is almost eouiva. |
lent, TO cucumber them with such unjust repu-
latIons as would prevent their general use.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

The Misses r. & NJ. A. Offley, two doors
above Foxwell's Hotel, have just received from
Philadelphia a large assortment of articles,
such as usually kept in Variety and Trimming
stores. Our ladies' desiring commodities in
,bei, line of business, should call on them.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

VF Among the new things exhibited at the
late Illinois State Fair, was new "Combined
Reaper and Stacker" with which two men and
four horses can cut aud put up in small stacks
or "shocks " from six to eight acres of wheat or
other grains per day. The gearing consists of
drlVe-wheel and pinion only. The raking is
done by most simple arrangement, that can
not possibly get out of order. By an equal,
SIMPLE arrangement, or rather, by continua-
ton OF the raking apparatus the grain is carried
up and deposited in the box in which the stack
is formed. II is speedily tied and delivered in
condition to resist the weather for weeks or
even months, till it is convenient to thrash.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

w LII ADDITION to the measures takes some
months ago to introduce the tea plant nto the
united States from China. inquiries have been
made by the Patent Office through Mr.. Meade,
our Minister to Brazil, for obtaining tea seed
from that country, where it has been success
fully cultivated for thirty years.
Measures are about being taken, through lie
naval expedition to Paraguay, to introduce into
the United States the mate, or Paraguay tea :;
also' valuable medicinal plant called nard
believed to be sure specific against the bites
OF Venomous insects or reptiles, and peculiar
Kind OF honey bee, which builds on branches of
trees, instead of hives or in trunks of trees. as
with the common bee.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Wheat-White 81 ~; Red 35; Corn 94c !;
Oats 43.
NEW YORK MARKET.
"heat-White 81 80; Red 40; Corn CSC {;
Oats 80.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07

o. Vests Patent Galvanic Cement for
Roofing, is highly recommended for the preser.
the Delaware House, in this town, is prepared
to supply our citizens with this valuable article.
He can furnish the best references from the
leading men of our State, who have tried it to
their entire satisfaction. His advertisement
and number of certificates will appear ip our
next issue.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-07
Va az va ES @m

40 MELLEN.ERS.
Merchants and Others.
We have in stock and constoD,Iv roo;;
from New York and Philadelphia Auctions and Of o's
own lmPortaiions. Goods Of the latest Paris Fosbon
tn b""nei silks Plaid Eelvets, Satins Velvets Plain
Silks Marcclnes, FlOrenCes, Bonnet Ribbons PIo;n
Saiin and hlaniua do. Ruches. Quillings BlonJs
Laces, Illusions. &c, which offer much beloyv ,bo
usual prices liberal Discount TO Cash buyers.
WARBURTON,
NJ" BOG South Second street, Second Dry Goods S,ors
s5o-dm below SpruIe,) Philadelphia.
Civil Engineering
FkoF; EOW ID. PORTER, late of Delaware Col.
leGe, VIII form Glass this Fall, in Civil Eng,nao;
r2rhcu'ar attention will ne given to Surveying LIZ
cling, and Practical Draughling with the;r asSi Lev
lons to Architecture and The construction of Railroads
and Canals Por particulars address
, EDWD ID. PORTER
''eP 90 "o''' Newark, D,l
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Rio FIGURING Mills,
For Sale or Lease.

WE have determined 10 retire from business,
w therefore, VISA 70 sell (or lease Tor term Of
years mill known a. tie Rio Nils, al Marifees-
boru', Tenn. We viii not attempt - give deSeTip-
utaa % the Nil IN this advertisement, presume
any wishing Ia buy or lease would desire 10 see
The Mills themselves Tie Mil budding Is 10 brick
% BY 50 irei, "a stories HIGH covered with TN The
Boiler house Is 81 bFcS, 20 b. 30 fecl covered with
uu. The ID on Nhich szd ull = sit2aied e1aitains
about SIX acres greslnd with Cooper Shops.
Aiss a good dwelling heusc, with SIX rooms and
Passage. ana good oat houses said lot = as weif
adapted raising latIeAng hogs any 20 IA thr
State h4valg numbcF u shade trees IA n, and
l.c ser Esiiug oi water running thFeagh Il.
railroad rsaai tc mi door, aluuf so feet track,
sllne .guage aHd irn the Nashville Ana stttA
noagS k1ilrgAd. And contract HitA the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad - rrcesve and cslTeF all
frca IA, s,fsns from the ul the ullil, thus
saying the satire expense q dFaylag. Five O
feet Burrs, every thing Ia perfect runnns nfdar
These nlsbaye uorecouvenences and possess great
eT alyaDtases - sisn4tiG Sc. think ,thza any
other mali ia tie United states.
We oder The ll8c. above described, Tor so Geo
-sie 900 doAH IA cash good cash nuIes, the bal
z1acs Ia oge, tNo and thTee years
1he pronts u The mAi, II r.sAly attended t9s sd
than meet all the g4ynrntSs (excepf, u cu1Fs~i
gta first For what time have run the miil Ihis
s-assn Niii pay the of over 80 prF cent pr
anuum. TNo tiFps energetic cosiii 1a4kS
Asth ghese nils, tSo or three forta1 "a while ftey
sosii maze Gne Ia essiarnn1 90 h.ss1s 30 aAk-'
Thoss shlHg - bay lease via pl~Ase apply IA
3zy 90 toe utl1er By tiae nrst % JAaaarY nexs We
We have charter lroGa the I-galztaFs - eur Sl.te
NeoFporztng the tais, which the purchaser e-H uss
% aoi as he Lhlaks best. address
HIGGISS RASsuA.
ectie-sriwcmi AaTlfessbs sEo'. Isnns
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x. X. R-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick o. nervous; Rheumatism. Par
alysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia. Tooth
ache, Small Pox, Fevers, swollen JOINTS,
Kinney Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains a
round the Liver, Peurisy, Measles. Heart
burn, and Pains Of all kinds. kadWay kea-
dy Relief viii, IN few minutes change the
mIscries you suffer TO Joys Df pleasure.
r R-i,adWay Renovatug Rcsolvcnt Tor the cure
Of chronic diseascS--such "a ScrofulOus and
Syphllitc Complaints ,Cousumptive aud 9TH
eraiiections of the Lungs and Throat, lBdu-
ration and enargements Of parts, Eruptive
and other diseases Of the skin, Nodes, Tu
hOrs, Ulcers, dyspepsia, and all other dis
eascscs arising from an impure state Of the
Blood.
R.-Radway's Regulators viii cure, effectively
and speedily, CosJiy euess. Indigestion, In-
nammhtiun OF the Bowels. Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases Of tie Heart and Kis-
oeys Female Complaints Small Pox, Fevers,
Neas.e~, &c. Whenever the system Is cut
Of order "A dose OF Railway 5 Regulators viii
restore II 10 regularity No female should
bc without them.
r r. r. Remedies are 10y Druggists everywhere.
mRrl0-lyd&v RAb&AI 4 ca
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knsasorOs Sen, u ,sss franklin rYRyI

DR. JAMES WILLIAMS: i0' Aooo5
pe~f Sif;-itaNiug suffered Tor a long ,,ro. -
hysi"lsn SO severely that was coiutlrt,ly a ,,,,a
et And having tried every means for relief n,n,',
II,,i ;; To- tsea @ REQ !" use your "Anti.Dyspetic
EliNI- IL Affords ihe much pleasure to ipT,rt, r
va, SUI eLteiy y cared by IL use, and coriiaIIy "a
ooullena II 10 ali persons suffering under Dysnsy,
Very respectfully A. -sNPePe'a
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SAM. yANLEER 4 CO.,

And snail be piease3 - tbr old lrensis and ets,
n,rs - ia lals aEGn assuring thsi et nay o~st ei-
-, M, ,,r,,tt a ,otiu aancr ui thuir k0ofA! .SaLlsn
.nr bestowed on glle uta nrua- - =. -, .
Dec. a--u. sAA 'N-NA~1-1-sN'
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new-Dork.

From ANDREW WINDS General Advertising House,
1873 Nassau street ,New-York.
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINEs

A RE well known and eagerly sought for Throughout
n the whole Continent of America.
Never Before their introduction could any Sc
ries Of lopGiar remedies be found that equal
any emergency. that always be relied on and
were within reach OF the poorest persons.
Never aefore the Grsefehberg Pals, could you
Obtain for 2Jc certain remedy Cor Bilious Diseases,
Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia, ,CustivenesS and Asthma
Never Before this Fever aud Ague remedy
could anything DE found that cured Ill cases of Chis
and Fever for SOC.
Never BEFORE the Green Mountain Ointment
was there {" be tnuEd, for 25c. any immediate cure
for Burns, Bruises, Cuts, old S1res, Erysipeas and
lntammaiiuns, either external or internal.
Never Before FIarshaIl,s Uterine Ca
Uterine diseases found be curabe. Noa ten cases
out of twelve cured by thls medicine.
Hs- II auy physician supposcs that ths Is merely "a
quack remedy, We would reply, THAT It is prepared
by DR.. Pomeroy, Of Utca,a wealthy and old phsyicau
Of the Alopathlo schoo-that Nill furnish re-
puttble phiscan any quantity Of its grattousiy 20
test it, merits on his patents aud furthermore, 10y
writing 20 nr-Pomeroy, he can be furnished with rs
component parts. II Is the greatest blessing 10 the
ferna that the science Of medicine has discovered
" never BEFORE the urse!enberg iIysentary ~
rup, there "a certain remedy for Bloody FluN Dy
scntery harro'a Cholera-now, all can be cured IN
few hours
Never BEFORE the introduction Of the Children :
Panacra could mother feel the life oI her babe safe
for day, while under I'VE years Of age. youthful
diseases and strong medicines carried them ol-now
thls medicine cuFes them even after teh doctor and
nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless Price
only SOC.
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter 50 popular
the Health ttt.T that costs 25c. Why should the
world suler from dyspepsia ur Bilious diseases
while this simple medicine can, at all times, prevent
uf
Never Before was any preparation % sarsa
paI1ia 50 powerful as that compounded BY the Grse
feuberg Co.
Never Iefore has the Consumptve's Balm
found its equal. How many are the noS m life and
health, who would, ere tins, have entered Death;
dark portal, il they had not been recommended L
use uiis ia preference TO many nostrums that ar'
loudly vauutcdg
Never Hefore were Piles and kindred diseases
certain oI cure. We have ceruAcAtes OF persons en-
urciy recovered after r MOttc. aud other great Pity
scans had asserted that nothing but the knife coulc
afford relief.
Never BEFORE could naamed eyes ard weak
uf sght be cured Tor twenty cents. The kyt
Lotion does u.
Never Before any Book published tha
contains as much medical knowledge a. The Graeleu
berg Manual uf Health, fer twenty i've cents. Il
ought % be every family IN the tand-
Never Before hasany Almanac been publishes
valuable the Health Almanac, IL Is furnished
gratatOusly by all Druggists, and by
ALEX MACKENZIE,
Oct2t-tf Il College street, Nashville.
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MIR. LAkAO "a uk a1sifcs t1 infoFm hiz
WI lriends tAc lubiss suaefaily that he has
Isl4oa lfs- Nart4eFh togf ana l. ready epea
Tie I.ls ssill<aisu- a.
Faa, paslsa "a al reeeA tmpu5ystnssts in Ptl0to-
gralhsc AaaEyutatoi.-fvls lag, as heFets9sFe, ssy
usaa tAs rsxrts q MS pctgres, Anl determined -
snare nss etft 10 piese hr conhdeaLy faFiss those
~ho have aeysr gwen him 4 fAir tai, 10 30 So
I4siies wi ana Ls lifesent r0ogns the mosi eoRse-
nieatiy zad pleasantly lsc.isd Of 4Ay IA the cts,
CAsssy ssIssl, eosasE OF Uason. ssps2i-s n
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Together with the above Goods have large
stock of 10 l. IL and i2-4 Bed Blankets, Also, a
general stick Of Staple Dry Goods IA HLIch We invite
The attertion OF Retail Buyers, No 81 College -
noy3 A. 4. & A. b. BEECH.
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FENflE Sfukf~ kOoN Braa1 street, ooc door ifoEn
IL the corner q FROST street, bo~ occupied - r.
I. WEaEHsf. Ftszseszoa be bad iu1ssedlats b II
eeslfe4, ~ o. the ist ~ JAanary next- APPly 10
~. 11liNSsl<, or
aovis-lm FISHER. waf1fSS 4 90
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ConstitutionaI Diseases.

Many diseases that affict humanity inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sekly sres.
Scroiula { assumption, syphilis and Fits are among
the most common OF constitutional diseases. Now,
care not how many generations the seeds cf these dis
eases may have been established in the system. cor
rutrg the blood-RGd'cdys RenOUdtiRg ReS0udnt viii
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted every parti
Gle OF diseased deposits, and i'll the veins with
pure and haalthY hlnnf
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Chudren,s Diseases.

Rddtcdy's He10udtiHg ReSolpdHt should be hailed as
blessing by every mother, ,thrOughoUtthe Bud, whose
Infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, &C. These
bteakIngs ont (thus early evidence of disease
transmitted from the parent stock. Afew doses orthe
feH0udttrg RESIDENT viii eradicate every vestIge of the
disease andinsure the child sound and healthy body
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rUAyING paFchas.-t the entire intsrcst Of 4. W.
MuGALI ln tsic nrin ui AClAil., AAN4fl-h a ~,
A s,lail soutlnar tnc =. hardware lfussnoss al
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Testimony Of Mr.. Edward H. Rowsev. or IN. firm n
h~lcy, Ashbnrner Co., Il North wharves N
proof VI the efficacy OF WilnAnls's Ant-DySpeutis
kxir. -FNp'e
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-20

rINIIE partuership heretofore existing eetSecn the
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