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Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

" On last Tuesday, Senator Houston pre-
sented resolutions instructing the Committee
on Foreign Affairs to inquire into the proptiety
OF establishing proteclorate over Mexico and
Central America. Perhaps there is not another
man in the Senate who would have ventured
on this step. On Wednesday the; proposition
came up and was finally laid on the table, on
motion of Mr.. Mason, of Virginia. OF course
1t elected good many remarks. Mr.. Wilson.
of Massachusetts, thought that it savored en-
tlrely too much Of 6llbusterism; others hat it
was desirable to extend the inquiry to British
ArNcrca, and The rest of creation" differ
rnce OF opinion on the proprlety otthe measures
proposed was shown to exist at the south. Mr..
ToOmbS advocated the reference, while it was
disposed OF on motion of Mr. Mason, who OPP
posed 1t. Mr. Mason's ground OF opposition is
the obvious one that Mexico and the States of
central America are independent sovereign
ties, whom we acknowledge. and with whom
we are in treaty relations. The opposite ar
5ument, though admitting Ills to be the osten.
1ible condition of things, contends that these
either in state Of anarchy, or rapidly tending
To It, There Is no possibility of their main.
tanning their independence when asSalIed from
without. They are in danger even from pratt
cal expeditions started by private individuals.
They cannot maintain peace and order within.
They cannot improve the rich domain that Is
IN their possession. They must, at no distant
day, pass under foreign sway, and already one
power, TO US of all others the most dangerous, |
Is making strenuous efforts 10 control the grea
IsIhmus Of America, lying between two oceans, |
and the eastern and western world. The en-.
croachments of Great Britain are already nu-
merous, made on shallow pretexts. and in som,
instances in open violation of existing treaties |
These are the political reasons that are urged /
iS ontWelghng in their substance the forms
usually Oh; crvcd, and Justify ing, if not neceSsl-
alIng, new relations between the United
States and The regions south of Us on this con
lnent.
1t has been said, says the Worth American,
hat The Administration is favorable to some
such action as that proposed by Senator Elous-
on. Oh Course, 1t does not follow that the
resolutions were suggested by the President,
'r any one IN power. The probability is, that
he movement is one of the Senator'S own
Il Is, at all events, characteristic OF him. lie
: just the man To make bold and unexr rected
strokes OF policy. In the present Instance, he
umps Ia the direction IN which the President
ooks. There is no doubt that, if the Admins
ration could get rid of the disturbances grow.
ag oat Of its mIschevous Kansas policy, il
would give much Of It's time to the cousidcra.
ion OF the course to be adopted towards the
'panlsh-AmerIcan republics on this continent
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Municipal Election.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That an election
lot seven Commissioners, an Assessor and Trca-
S1rer 81 ('o serve for The ensuing year). for tie
Town OF Smyrna, will be held at the Hotel If
IlIghmnn Foxwei on MONDAY. tie I3rbt
d"y ~ -uarch neat, between the hours OF 10
o CLOCK, A. NJ and o'cl"ck, p. Al; and that
every Tree white male citizen Of said towy, no
0"a be OF me age OF twenry-onG years or up-
WARDS, ahd has pad the town tax last a.Rcs.rd
to h'm' shall have r'ght to vote for con.nli.-
sIoners, assessor and treasurer.
BY order Of the Bpnrd Of Commissioners.
JOHN EATON, occ'y.
Smyrna, Flb l., iSJS-2t
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

0I- 1t is computed that about 80 900 bushels
of ice have been housed in our town during
'he last cold SPELL The two largest houses
thOs. of Messrs. Ward & Colt IN an / Enoch
Spruance, the contents of which will be appro-
pr,ated TO the benefit of those indulgng in that
best OF luxnries--ice.crcam. The gathering of
lc@, in addition to the cold and exposure, is at
tended with considerable expense. Messrs.
WIrl Il Cotton int1rm US that their expenses
w..l be- about $l00-house holding 5000 BUSH
els They must therefore sell 1000 plates of
cream (Gl cts.) to pay the expense OF getting
the ice alone.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
MARRIED,

On the 9th instant, by Rev. W. II. Brisbane,
Mr.. Sam'l Borrows aud Miss Elisabeth Voshell,
ell Of this county.
On the Odd inst. by Rev. P. Mansfield, Mr..
John II. Fortner and Miss Rebecca Hickey. all
Of Kent co.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Charles w.
Shields, Mr.. ALEXIS y. Lewis, Of Alley Dale,
near Smyrna. to Hannah Ann, daughter of VIM.
P. Cav, ESQ.,, of Philadelphia.
On Thursday, 18th inst, by Rev. Henry J.
Morton, d. D., Mr.. Charles Dawson, to Virgin. "a
A., daughter OF Mr.. II. Benson, all ofPhils,
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
serious accidents.

0CF The third Lecture of the course for.the
benefit of the Smyrna Library Association will
be given BY A. ii. GrImshaw, NJ. d., of Will
mingiOn, on Thursday evening next, Feb. 25th,
at o'clock, at Wards Hall. Subject--"Com-
plratise Anatomy of the Digestive Apparatus "
The Lecturer will illustrate his subject by the
use of diagrams.
Dr. Grmshaw has attained considerable no.
torlety in his own city and county as lecturer
and will, no doubt, highly interest our people
who may be out to hear him.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

or The Pacific Hotel, St. Louis No., was
destroyed by FIRE about o'clock, A. N. on Sat.
urday.' Every body in the house being asleep
when ihefrst alarm was given. the creates,
confusion ensued, and ten persons were killed
and many others seriously injured by lea ping
from the windows. A second despatch makes
the loss Of life more formidable, over forty per
sons being missing. Many were sufEocated in
their rooms.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
FILE CUTTING.
Pacific Ocean GuanO.

w F. respectfully call the attention Of Agriculture.
w lists to the above arlIrP, and wOuld remark
Hat il is undoubtedly one of the RICHEST Qua
NOES over inparled. II similar tue MS
to other cargoes sold by during the past lew years.
and which gave, in ali cases. enIIre satisfaction.
We esteem II fully equal TO PERUVIAN GtANO,
MS evidenced bv the analy and practical by
farmers Those Who have used II Ihe longest anu
most extensively, CONSIDER II superior 10 the above
GuanO.
1t is packed in sound ncr Gags, OF the same dlmCn-
sons ms Peruvian, weighing ebOut $50 lbs each. and
IL in fine condition lur applying US II requires no u
verisIug
0.TPRICE Si5 per 1000 lbs = 2l cents per III.
liberal deduC non made purchases Of large parcels
ALLEN g. NEEDLES,
No AZ South Wharves, and Al South Water ST.,
Ce25.3m Phladeip pima.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

" The U. S mail route. 3,9I9. Delaware
Smyraa 10 ElsIon. Md. John r. Wood worlh's
Contract IS annuled by his consent. and post
master a. TempIeville. Md. is authorized to
engage contractor to convey the mail from
bis office by Kenton. Del, to Smyrna, daily,
except Sunday, in two horse coaches. Servi-
ccs 10 Commence Immediately.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
Summary of News.

FoREToN.-By the arrival at New York of
the steamship Africa, we have news from Eu-
rope three days later than the advices by the
Baltic. Parliament reasscmbled on tho 4Ih.-
Lord Palmerston had given notice of his inten.
tlon to bring in bill respecting conspiracies
to murder, which is designed to meet the refu-
gee question. Notice was also given of bill
to amend the government of India. The Bank
of England has reduced the rate of interest to
81 per cent. The cotton market had advanced
slightly early in the week, and a subsequent
decline Of l-l6d is reported. Breadstuffs were
dull. with decline in all quarters Consols
were quosed at 06 for money, and 96A a 961
for account. A bill has been introduced into
the British Parliament congratulating the
Queen on the marriage of tho Princess Royal.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Roebuck asked
Lord Palmerstou whether any communication
had passed between France and England in re-
gard to the alien act, or for an alteration of tht
criminal code. He spoke bitterly against the
Emperor Napoleon and the French. sficials- -
Lord Pulmerston acknowledge the receipt of a
despatch, calling attention to the refugee ques
and hoping that the British government would
do what it thought fit under the circumstances
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

HARPEKs New MONTHLY, for March, has a
richly illustrated article descriptive of the Up
per Mississippi, and "TrOpical JOurnsyings" :"
presents some fine pictorial imbeIishne
Tue namber contains several otEer a. ltic!cs we'll
written and pleasant.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
NsCN OF the 'E'iHale,

The most interesting sketches, and the must
accurate PORTRAITS OF the men Of the time,
Statesmen, Military Men, Authors. Inventors.
etc. etc American and Foreign, ure found III
Ea Eper's Week
Price only Five Gents per Number, or - 80
per year. Back numbers always obtalnable. as
lhc pages are ciecrro'yped As collection OF
Contemporary Biography, the volume of d" liar
Per's Weekly" just completed. has the great
est interest to every intelligent observer cf
passing events. lis illustrations are far ahead
of any Journal Of The kind in The country. I,s
pen portraits distinguished living mcn are Of
themselves worth the price Of the volume
" !. Christian IdrOcate and Journal
Certainly it Is one Of the best fuui y news.
papers, If not the very best, that has ever ap-
p"arrd either in Europe or Amcrca.-M Mmllts
E0elc.
FIVE Cents Number; 50 SO year.
HARPER 4 BROTHERS, Publishers.
Feb X 'lS Franklin SonY,o n V
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

SALE OF PROPERTY.-John Coulter has sold
his farm TO John Wright, for $4,000.
Edward B. Dickson has sold % acres of nd
TO John P. Rees, for $1,000. The above par
lies and properties are all Of this Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

" Do Saturday evening the Methodist
Protestant church in Cincinnati, was partially
destroyed by an explosion of gas A prayer
"setng .bei1g assembled at the time, eight or
more persons were severely wounded, two or
'nree OF whom are not expected to live. .--
Vr Hon. ]. X. Kane, Judge Of the United
states Court for the Eastern District Of pen,.
9 'ania, lied on Sunday evening. 31EfrIG
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

PARTIES are given week.y--every Wednes
day evening-at the Hygena House, ON the
Delaware Bay. Music and quite ga gather
Ing" regularly attending.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
March ltIl, 1888, ,atI9O'clcck,

March 4tIl, SIS, atI9 O'clC Ck
! containing $50 ACRES,-0ying on the public
road from Bc-Air to ST. Paul Church. Tue
land is nearly equally divided by the road, and
would make two very handsome Farms, con.
tanning over 400 Acres ct land each, lying
nearly square, each tract hout one acre OF
waste land. 1t Will be divided and sold as fol.
lows
NO. l. called Caulk Fields [thc battle ground
where Com. Parker lost his life in August
l6l4,) containing 2074 acres, with a good
iweIing and Kitchen with other improvements.
NO. >, called the Eccestun Land the man
lion of the Hon. J. b. EcCesions father, CON
aiming 2l0 acres; has frame dwelling " III
ether improvements.
NO. 3, y Tenant House nearly new, with a
OF of y acres very desirable place for n
tore and shops. 0~~3@All Of The above tracts
lay on The right side of the road
NO. 4, called Arcadia, contaiainr $50 acres.
with a new brick house and other improve
ments.
NO. ). called the Tilden Farm, the mlns;or
house Of f. Tden, confirming 90 acres.
NO. q, Wood Lot containing 23 acres, and
would cut about 80 cords OF wood to the acre
All Of The above land has been heavily ltmeG
within few years by the subscribers with thu
SchuyIklll lime, they being in the lime trade
NO 7, called the Brown Farm, contalnih.
$50 acres. with farm house and ether iui
provements.
NO ,, tract Of very heavy Timber Of the
)est White Oak, containing - acres.
All the above described land is Of the bes]
lHallty, aud Is very healthy place to 1--we; Is
supplied with the best Of water for man and
oeust, laying on ridge Of aud with stream
# water-runnlug through No. 4, 3, q, Z, aud
entering into Chester River; branch head
ing up into No. | and :. aud entering into TIC
Bay, the water dividing at The road ruunirg
ZACH way, the land rolling enough 10 she'd q
he water that falls. Those streams Of pare
water running through this property. wI,h a.
iatural adaptation TO craze, makes it ore Ci
the most desirable tracts Of land for grazIng
anywhere to be found in any of the Middle
States; there are churches, mills, schools, post
Offices and landing, all from one 10 three miles
from the premises.
The Terms will be accommodating and made
known on the day Of sale.
Any person wishing to view the property,
Will call on the subscribers at No. 1, who VIII
be happy TO show the properly 10 any one -
They will find the latch string hanging outside
The door,
w. T. APPLETON,
N. b. APPLETON,
Arcadia, near Bel Air.
nnC,IF1N-I
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

OF Mrs. Robt. B. Kirkpatrick has been i'm
PIicated in the charge of poisoning Edward
Kirkpatrick. it having been proved that she
prepared the pie with her own hands. z y-elt1
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

GT w. T. & N. B. Appleton will sell, at
public sale, at the Tavern porch of John Nc
Daniel, Chestertown, on the 4th of March next,
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, valuable tract Of land,
lying in Kent county, Nd, containing $50 acres.
" Messrs. Allen & Needles, No. Az South
Wharves, Philadelphia, are now disposing Of
their superior Phosphate of Lime, and Peruvian
guanO ut tho reduced rate OF SiJ psr 1000 lbs.
See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
SMYGNAs IDklko,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1858

THE "TIMES" is published Every ThGsday. By
RoBr. D. HorFEcKER, EIitO, and Proprietor. at the
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
S-SUBScRPTIoN.-One year. 81 so in Advance
or $500 If nat paid I'LL end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-OHIy at the
oy,ioa Of the Publisher.
epery square Of 10 lines or less first
Insertion so cts; each subsequent insertion 25 cts
Liberal arrangements made nth yearly and half
yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

IL Mr.. Geo, Kennedy left on Thursday
mornlng last, for Vermont, for the purpose Of
purchasing drove of horses. and will be back
wIth them as seon as his stock shall have been
selected.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
AUCTHONEEEsING

AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
'iHllE Undersigned would respectfully announce to
l. the citizen OF Delaware and he Eastern Shore
Of Mary land that lie has opened IN DON Err. Del u
Rcal .state Agency, for the ale of Farms Houses
Lois or any other sFccIts Ul property. HIS aCQuat-
Ance with The land buy Of Penusy wanna and New
Jersey, warrants him the assurance that all Real
Estate entrusted 10 his Will be speedily disposed
OF ~ the most advantageous manner.
lie would also announce that having had more than
twenty years experience IN Al IlOA EERIA(i,
he viii be pleased 10 cry any sales OF Land Houses
Stock Goods anywh here II The State thai may be
rendered 10 him, msrOus thai his services viii no
ia 10 give satisfaction. II desireH, he VII make all
arrangements for public or private suts am adv SCIse
them 10 the best drainage.
Address through The Posi- Office, call al the hotel Of
MIR. Isaac Baker, Do> Eel leave orders at the
Smyrna Times Printing Office.
d. II. RICHARDS.
iciIf AuctIunerr ana Real ESlYte AGENT
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

GoDEY's LADV's BooK.-The March number
of Cooley has been received. 1t is an excel.
lent number. embracing "nO end of patterns,
receipts, tales, sketches, poetry, &c. AS a
magazine for ladies' Cooley is una pproachable.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

W We have later news from the Salt Lake
expedition. ln he.nountains the weather was
intensely cold, snew from ons 10 six feet deep,
troops in good spirits, GOverHor Cumming per.
forming the duties of his Office. and the India ms
ell friendly. From Mormon prisoners General
Johnston learned that the Mprnops are making
active preparations to resist the troops in the
spring.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

GF The old E'sop fable of the boys and the
frogs has been truly verefed during the slelgh-
ing Carnival. The horses may we'll take up
the cry of the frogs to the boys, "allhough it
may be fun TO you, it is death to US.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

GTl L. Sines, Es1. the lessee fthe "Del-
aware House." we learn, arrived to-day in
town, and will at once make arrangements for
opening the house for the accommodation of
the residents Of Smyrna and travelling public.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
The Smyrna Academy

VIII commence the Spring Session Monday,
Feb I.j;h.
TUITION per Term of Eleven Weeks:
Eng. branches, S5 90 Embroidery. Cold
creek, Lain French SILK d French each 90
or German each geo Tapestry ,Grecian and
book Keeping, 500 1uIIcd work, each 3 90
rentH HmWIng, 800 Leather Work, 3O6
NohoChrouhuc Draw Wax Frnit lOOt
ing and Painting. 500 Wax Flowers 1000
WaiercoiOr Painting ) 90
Primary Scholars vii! be taken this term at $500
Q. n. BASS. A. b., Teocbor.
Mrs .. n. BASS, {
Smyrna, 1853. a26
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
FOR SALE.

'OL0i'Ib 10Y, aged ~ years ard 6 months
ht'ih- - tdTS Ia serve lie Is large aud vefy slon
'r ms a1r, has excellent health and Is able 10 d,,
aooA work. Wi hr sold ia The State p,,p l.fr, Ib,.
most rcas"nahIc. Apply 10 the subscriber It liz r,si.
Iehcc hcdI BIack.stun 4 Roads
JAMES II. CONNER
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be sold at public sale, a large and
TRACT OF LAND.

laying in KENT COUNTY. MARYLAND, at
the Tavern Porch Of John Mcdaniel, Chester
town.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

Z AzPHiTHrkFEn AND MusEuM.--The Amphitheater
on Saturday and noon presented most extraordi.
nary spectacle inside The glut Of ladies' and chill.
dren was perfect Many ladies, unable to obtain seats
lined the walls, whilst great numbers went away,
being unable to squeeze themselves into seeing
place. In view Of this-the impossbility Of all the
ladies' and children getting in on Saturday, as well
as Of the fact that half the people haven't seen the
conjunction Of the great circus and the performing
elephants yet-we think it would be good idea for
Messrs spalding & Rogers TO get up two day per.
sformances Week--one on Wednesday as well as on
Saturday. We think II would pay while the elephants
are on hand. The show-circus, elephants and ALL
will continue this week. the same as last only there
NIL be daily and attractive variations in the circus
programme. Col. Woods collection of living won
defs-the slamese twins, the bearded lady and boy,
me warblen, and the porcupine man-are also to re-
main 30 the Museum for another week. they are an
extraordinarily curious and entertaining crowd whom
none shosld miss seeing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

LArER FROM EURoFE--The Cunard steamer Amer
lea, for Boston from Liverpool arrived at Halifax OF
Saturday morning last bringing accounts up TO The
ID inst We shall have full particulars Of the state
cotton the close Of last year It win be seen thai
the reported stock on hand was 100000 bales. This
is largely in excess Of the estimates made before the
panic. The stock ON hand in Liverpool, Glasgow and
London on the sist Of December 1856 was 1872 40
bales. II the above figures (4oo,Oo0) are correct,
there win be an excess last year. This quantity
being the stock i'm Liverpool
The accounts by the America we're received here
on Saturday afternoon, and deemed Of a continued
favorable nature, as will be by reference under
tesgraphic head. Mddling Orleans cotton is quoted
at CID. The bullion in the Bank Of England is re-
ported TO have decreased for the week. No further
reduction in the rate Of interest by the Bank Of Eng
land has been made.
There was no business done on Friday, the LIST
ins and the market reports only for five days Of
the week up to the close Of the slst, during which
time the sales reached 40 900 bales.
The Northern mail failed yesterday. The Africa's
mails will be due here this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

Committee Of the Mercantile Library have completed
their arrangements for series Of lectures during the
present season. and announce the first of the series
to take place tomorrow evening, at Odd Fellows
Hail. The subject is to be one Of interest-..Nor
and Southland the lecturer is to be gentleman
whose fame fills The country the Rev W. S. Brown
low, Of Knoxville Tennessee failInrly styled every
where, "Parson Brownlow." The well-known char
acter and ability Of this gentleman will be sure to
draw multitude Of people to hear him. Particulars
TO tickets etc. advertised in the proper place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

C o M M e r CIAL LIE @ E
No. log Canal street,
intended to fit whether DID, for BUsI
NESS, AND EVERYDAY LIFE. All persons should be
Z d U GATED,
enable them take of themselves be
TAX their friends and
SOCIETY.
Penmanshp, price $25 Book Keeping $50; Arithmetic $50
Algebra $50; Geometry $50. The Enggh French, Spanish
or German
LANG UAGEs,
each 500 to learn SPEAK READ WRITE Language
correctly $50 where persons already speak Language
wish to learn to speak and write it DRAMATICALLY.
Letter writing, etc., specially attended All desired
attend until PERFECT any branch they desire learn
PARENTS
And Guardians should call which given
lesson There FOUR grades"very Good" Good
''TolsTRble'' ard Bad
Professors for each branch
the TINE STUDENTS All things are taught as
they should be used in business
SCI OIL A RS HIPS
$500
win Scholarship ansferable) fos student
who attend four Languages and all the other branches
taught in the College long desires
$1,000
VIII secure TRANSFERABLE Scholarship, which may be
transferred often desired for TEN YEARS and will
BILE the holder to attend to any branch he may desire
PARENTS
Who have several sons educate, will find this the most
ECONOMICAL plan.
EvERAL YOUNG
ts GENTLEMEN
Might Join in a transferable Scholarship.
Rs-circuars viii be all who desire them
RUFUS DoLBEAR,
ial6 2p2t<w' los Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

ORLEASs THEATER.--H alevy I beautiful new opera,
Jaquarita, Is to be produced at the Orleans thea
ter tonight for the first time. The opera had great
run in Paris and as il is to be brought ont with new
scenery costumes, and all the artistic strength Of Mr.
Boudousquie's company, it will, doubtless, have
corresponding run here
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18
7sco Thousand Dollars Re,card.

We hereby offer reward Of Two Thousand Dollars for the
restoration 90 bis Friends for the recovery bis body
dead OF Mr. WILLIAM voGEL who mysteriousy dis
appeared on the afternoon Of Wednesday, the inst we
will give Five Hundred Dollars sny furnishing snch in
formation enAbe positively his fate He
is German BY birth. about 10 inches high well
but round full face light complexion light blue eyes hair
nelinng 10 curl and rather grey whiskers
aud IN walking carried himself very on VIII he
left eounngroom light frock coat and dark grey
pantsioons.
New Orleans January Is, 1855.
SCHMIDT & CO.,
tals 296t6ltW 81 81. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18
Diseases ofthe TNroat a,.d L,s,,as

DIR. c. P. CRANE,
Whose treatment IN Diseases Of ihe Throat and
Lungs by The Inhalation Of Electro Chemical and Medic Va
po now well known be the only reliable aud PHI losophiea
poeeso eueetng In those extreme and desperate
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
&C thorough Of all chroue Functional Diseases BY
means Of Vergnes' Eleero Chemical Baths Gai,anm and
Electro Magnetism
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, and unable the city who desire con
sntaton ist Of Questions has been prepared aud will be &
warded on application 40 Dir G.,
No ii6 ST. JOSEPH STREET NEW ORLEANS
inhaine Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according 10
The descriptions received in each particular ce Patients from
the county be aed with rooms at he Institute
ials erMoWsF kW6m