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DIED,


On the 25lh instant, in Smyrna, JOHN
PETERSON, infant. sou OF Presley, Jr., and E.lza.
beth Spruance.
On the 22d inst, in Smyrna, Capt JOSEPH
HUMPHREYS, in the I'D year of his lge
On the 26th inst, in Smyrna. JuLIus, infant
son Of DR.. Benjamin S aud Mary f. Goutee.
Died. oa Monday, June 9Th, Of Dysentery,
JOSEPH, infant son Of Samuel E. aud Margaret
Moor, aged 6 months
On Friday morning, July 22d, of the same
disease, SAMUEL L. Moor, IN the 29lh year OF
his age.
On Friday evening, July 22d. of the same
disease. john R., son of Samuel f and Mar.
saret Moor. aged years.
Words would be of no avail to EXPRESS the
weight tt sorrow which falls upon the heart of
the widow and mother, by tins triple bereave-
ment But she sorrows not a. those who have
no hope. They have all gone from a world of
sorrows aud trials, to one of eternal felicity aud
happiness; and mehlnks ] can now see The de-.
parted husband and lIitle ones brckonIng to her
to come over and meet them in their celestial
home. Yes, her loss has been to them great
gam, and the same kind and mercltu Saviour
who has received them 10 his loving arms. has
promised also to sustain the widow and father
less. May they be enibed to look to Him for
strength, and may His strong arm uphold them
IN THIS and IN every time Of need. FOLo
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MISCELLAN NEO US.

0J- The Hon. D,nIrl E Sckes publishes q
card in the New York Herald vindicaling his
return to his wife, in which he says:
Whatever blame, if any belongs to the step
should fall alone upon me- | am prepared Ia
defend what have done before he only tribu-
mails ! recognise having the slightest clalm
TO jurisdiction over the suhjcct-my own con-
science and The bar OF Heaven. | am not aware
Of any statute, or code Of morals, which ina kes
it infamous to forgive d woman; ; nor Is it Usual
TO make our domestic life subject OF consul
tation with friends, no matter how near and
dear to US. And cannot allow even all the
world combined TO dictate to NE the repudla-
ton of my wife, when think 1t right 10 for
give her, and restore her to my confidence and
protection.
CET The sojon!ners in Washington during
the session OF Congress- WILL be delighted to
lar aatf DR.. Runcy Is about to remove to
BraZI-hayIHg received a charter from the
Brazilian government to run line of ferry
boats &c. IS 'ac Lay. They will further be de-
~. Sc, HAT as his charter lasts thirty
years, 1t wIIi Involve his absence for that time.
States.
o. At the Fourth of July celebration in
Ir,nton, Missouri, Captain John Hall one of
Marion's men, was present. lie is native of
North Carolina. and will be 80 years Of age on
the 2lst of September.
OF At the late commencement at Dickinson
College the degree Of l.. l.. ID. was confer rcd
on Rev John McClntOck, ID. ID of New York
and the degree of ID ID. on Rev. ThOs Carl
ton, of New York; Rev. o. II. Tiffany, Of Bal
timore, and Rev. George +. Brown, If New
Jersey.
OF Letters from Hungary state that the
whole country is inundated with proclOmations
from Kossuth. Ia his p'oclamutIOns Kossuth
never speak ks Of Austria. but always of the House
of Hapsburg He declares that the expulsion
of that dynasty ia the mission of the Hungarian
nation.
or Count Gyulsi. the deposed commander
of the Austrian army, takes his removal very
much to heart. He is with the regiment which
bears his name, and lonks i'll aud depressed, and
IL is said will seek soldiers death at the earl-
est opportunity.
Way will some of our clergy fire whole
broadsides of inVectlve from week to week
against nfdeity, and scarce ever refer to an
sviI which s annually damning more souls than
all the in6dels known IN history
THE following announcement appears in the
obituary record Of a morning paper in New
York:
LooKwoop.--In this city, suddenly on
Thursday morning, July Id. OF 8 o'clock,
1.eidai E. Lockwood, formerly Of Chesapeake,
Md, leaving all her property (Sl50,000) to her
nlece, Miss Sarah E. Lockwood"
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READ! READ! READ!
EscnWein's Aromatic Balsam

Is Remedy not to be exceiled for the Relief and
Cure Ui those mHladles incident 10 the SUM
mer Season, viz:
Dlarrhga Dysentery, Cholera or Cholera Morbns
Vomiting, AcdIty of the Stomach, etc
It's excellent tarmIuaVc powers, pleasant TASTE and
soothing influence, renders II n vuIuaAla remedy IN
lnIantle diseases peculiar To the second summer Viz
Cholera lnIanium, etc. 1t has IA reInygoratIng and
tonic influence on The system, aliaying inflammation
where 1t oXIis IN the stomach aud buwcls-and on
trial viii be found indispensable the well being of
every family !. will he found well adapted to
Aduts us Children. TRY n.
Prepared only by A. ESENWEfN. Dispensing
Chemist. N. W. cor. Ninth and Poplar streets PhIla-
dolphin. PRICE 25 cents per Bottle.
% Sold by j. p. .IIoflecker, Smyrna; +. McInall
Wilmington Cowgirl & son, Dover; J. X. Lyons "
Co., Lewes, and by Druggists and Storekeepers gene
rally may26.lV.,r
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LOOK Err e!

Why is it that such crowds Of smiling, happy people
are daily and hourly leaving the door Of The Mecha2-
les StOIel II is because they glad that hey have
now got Store where they can get everything that
they can possibly want el,her 10 eat, drink use or
wear. and al such asiOnshlngy Low Prices that the
rush tremendous TO see the full and elegant
menl of all kinds of GOODS of which they buy Great
Bargains. and 60 on their way rejolclng
Persons wishing WALL PAPERS will do we'll to
give call as we have the largest best and cheap
est assortment ever offered this county. The stock
of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, No
tons, B0ols Shoes. Queensware, Cutlery, Whips &C..
is unsurpassed the Mechanics Store, West Com.
merce street, Smyrna. Del.
mar17 J. X. WILLIAMSON.
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A Dress shoe for the Ladies

There exists, no dou bl different opinions rs 10 wha
Constitutes indys Dress Shoe Boot. Many fancy
the morocco Caller or Boot 10 be prcIest;
the Jenny Lind Boot or lskIn others the halEUaer
the slipper, &C. Experience has Iaug ne the French
Lasting GaIter Is cuisdered The most perfect Dress
shoe lady wears, and has been the leading Dress
Shoe among The most iushOnabIe circles for wears So
lar as neal foot IS concerned III behalf Of the
ladies This summer the fancy -cOlured I;alters IN
point Ol numbers, Will ne worn Il Dress Shoe far
more than many other kinds of shoes put tOgethcr-
IA To the leading C6lOrs that will he worn the tan
Iors. both dark and light well as the dark ashes
ol roses will the lead Yet there Jne color
mat VIII be Considered as directly taking The lead
iusnlOn IL IN well KNOWN act that "a lady Ciater
when made Oi good Lasting, aud properly put tuGelb
or, will out wear any other kind of Dress ShOe and
IS the cheapest III the long run. have now un hand
hastings OF all kinds. and various c0lUrS. | have n
card Of one hundred and forty different colors and
shades OF cOlOrs OF French and English lasting open
now for the inspection OF the ladies; and trOA this
assortment OF cOlUrs lady cannot help getting any
color she may wish to snatch her dress. AsO tan aud
bronze-coiored r,orOc % made up in abundance
pre.ty shoe and yet neat fitting, easy shoe, 10 be
praised for how often has II been sad m my hearing
81 have sore corns on my lect, and by The ladies' in
lnosl cases Nine ladies out Of every ten, before the
aye oi II from the most reasonable calculation have
ihelr leet suffering from COrns, Such really the
laci ahd what Is the OF Ihsl How often Is il
lhe Case win the gentlemen. we'll as the ladies' =
lhay get lnIr OF shoes. wear them, apparently they
t ana the rs thing they know corn nr c0rns nre on
lhe ieet The fault OF THE surely in the 10 IT,
ou' ~ III the cut Oh tue slDe As an instance person
tan have pair OF shoes That will iii ell from al ap-
pearance; asd yet, come To it. some parts OF the
shoe are too large, and set loose the foot and other
parisare so tight as 10 mako and bunons which
u not the iaulI O the foot but the fault of the ina.
ker. As an instance pair of boots shoes that are
properly cut and put together. will set smooth and
look we'll TO tho oye, upon the loot. They will not
ring and twist opsIded after being worn a lew times
ald furthermore, will not creae The foot. II
those who have tender feet, and corns, and bunOns
viii give us call we will convince them how
shoe Will not create curns. and yet look well hs
loot: Gail at FLANIGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No.
~ West Second street, Wilmington, Del.
May 10, 1859
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d Y S p E p s | A!

With all its lesser and numerous evils and il NAV be
safely asserted that until the appearance of the Oge
mated Buers a case Of Dyspepsia cured, was a rare
experience III medical Practice. Now under the IN.
ancnce Of these Bters the rule 10 CURE tie rare
exception, GIilure to cure.
Read the following, which the subscriber requests
Va 10 publish tor the benefit OF the afflicted:
An OOdurate and Invpterate Case nt Dyspepsia
Cured by the Oxygenated Btters
The following from gentleman " ell knnwn in the
region 10 whIeh he hVes ought suIlsy al tIuSe OF
Little illh;
WATERTowN N. Y. July %. 1853.
5. w. Fo"Ie 4 Co. Boston.-SIss;-Nine years
since was attacked by that Ut all senses Dys-
pePsa winch 50 affected the to great Uppres.
son IuiIhess and hiOathg o. The hONels ,atey
alter eaIhg, accompanied With IcrrIHle pans the
stomach, often Occas IuEIng nLu' Ell, vomiting. 4cly
ahh heaGache, together with general GeUt, and sui
ierIrg, altogether rendern lie Il hurIhtn
Alter having tried every FnOwn nedy without
effect and despaIrng Of ever rGgaing INV lost health
was Induced 10 make use of the Oxl genaIcd l}tIeGs
the good effects Ol which we're immediately vIshe Oh
my heal II and system. Before using # whole bottle
w's entirely cured; aud feel pleasure ia inducing
all like suifererp myself TO make Of this remuGka.
bic remedy
TlIEO. CALDWELL.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE Il CO., Boston
and Tor sale by J. 2. hon, cker and p. Mansfield
Smyrna g. w. FpIcer. LcIpsic; J. l. iIcverIn LIlle
Creek LIndlng james Cowgirl q. Snnand u. +. BURTON
DOVeri IhOmls SInps0n, Camden; James Cock Free
derlea Jacob Y fOulk and T.. +. Ila.umrfsiey, Mil
ford; j. II. y ". L. VanGesel ,arl's Corner; and bv
Dealers generally. Ly25 I'm
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The Baltimore Patriot.

THE BALTIMORE DAILY BATRIUT is
| published every afternoon, and maled 10 sub
YscrberS out OF the CITY, al SIN DOLLARS
! per anuum, in advance ; or, EIGHT DOLLARS
/ if not in advance. The YRl-WEEkLY PA.
/ TRIOT Is mailed at $ /, II paid IN advance, or
( 50 the end of the year.
| THE PATRIOT offers every facility 10 busl-
ness men, and to advertisers those advantages
which are afforded by journal, wiki crcu-
laton established for nearly half century,
and constantly increasing. To this It adds the
further lnducement, that 1t contains the latest
Foreign News and State Of the Markets, up to
half after two o'clock, each day Of lis PublIca-
lion.
The WEEKLY BALTIMORE PATRIOT
is published every Saturday. at The office OF the
Daily and Tri-Weekly Patriot, ll2 Baltimore
street, at the very low price Of ONE DOLLAR
per annum.
This long established. widely circulated and
popular journal is issued every Saturday Morn'
ing, on a large double medium sheet contain
ing all the News of the Week, by the Mails
and Telegraph, Political, Literary and MIsce-
lancous, including Editorials, Correspondence,
&c. Also, complete Commercial Review for
the week, embracing prices current Of every
article in the Baltimore market prepared wrh
great care by our special Commercial Editor;
also, an account of the Money Market, and
weekly review of the Foreign and Domestic
Markets.
Containing, therefore, as it does choice lite
rary and miscellaneous intelligence, including
the very latest news by mail and telegraph
local intelligence, editorials, essays, &c, be-
sides much agricultural information, and per-
feet in its commercial department, the BaI'-
more Weekly Patriot dollar newspaper-s
entitled to rank amongst the cheapest and bes'
Journals Of its kind in this country.
TERMS:
l copy, one year, 81 w
copies, TO one address, one year, OO
II copies. IL VV
The cash to be sent in all cases before the
paper will be forwarded. Clubs Of 80 and up
wards, to one address, will be furnished at the
low price OF 50 cents each.
Address JOHN F. SIIARRETTS & co..
jy2l-tf Baltimore Nd
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DRY GOODS!

KELLEY ~ BROWN No 10 North SECOND
IN Street. PHILADELPHIA, are constantly receiving
New and Desirable Goods for Spring and Summer
Sales, comprising in part
Black Silks. Stella Shawls
Poll de Chevres, Chaies. De LANES,
French ChinIzes, Lawns. }nllianIs, &c Nc
a iull assortment Of Sheetlng, Shlrings, Tickings
Prlnls, Ginghams, Connlerpanes Table LInels, Nan.
kns. &C. Also, MEN uAd BOYS WEAR. IN great
variety.
Goods bought and sold exclusively for Cash one
price and no abatement KELLEY d BROWN
No. l3 North Second street. above Market
apSS'Jm Phadelphia.
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Pure and No. Ground Pepper;
Ginger, Cinnamon, AIspIce, Cloves
American and English Mustard;
Cayenne Pepper, Nutmegs. Mace;
Sup Carb. Soda, Saltpetre, Saeratus;
Sal. Soda, Indigo;
Caraway g. COriander Seed
Ashton Dairy and Ground Salt, DC; ,o,.No,,h
For sale at the Eagle Mills. No 24l and Z4O NUT"
Front street, corner Of New, Philadelphia
iOA' '''0'' HOWARD WORRELL.
Purchasers will find it greatly TO their interest Oo O,s
in onalitv and price, to buv these goods, when a.,
warranted as represented or forfeited trlai Is SO'
cited. '~'''
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ALLEN & NEEDLES
~ e. w FEI 2TEEE EEEe,

MANURE possessing all the requisites Of COM
plete Fertilizer in every Senss OF the word. Itisespe
cla ly adapted To GRAIN and ROOT CROPS. II is
packed III New and Strong Grain Bags, which will
be found useful on The farm.
PRICE $50 per 1000 lbs. Il cents per lb.)
PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO;
No Government PERUVIAN GUANO;
No. American GUANO, from JARVIS Island;
Ground Bones and Pure Bone Dust;
POudreIle, Plaster, and such other Fertilizers we
feel safe IN recommending. We offer the above for
sale at the loves market rates.
A liberal deduction made To Dealers on the above
articles.
ALLEN e. NEEDLES,
No. 10 South Wharves aud IL South Water St,
FIRST store above Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
We sell reliable Fertilizers, or none at all.
July II. 81 -3m
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Files aPIl EeaSpS.

OF the best quality, nj the Mandatory,
NEW Street, above Second. between Race
aud Vine sts. PHILADELPHIA,
Where may be foun the largest assortment in the
city. Old Files ReCuI and made equal to new, at a
Hving of 80 per cent.
The subscriber begs II inform his numerous friends
Agent to solicit orders. Communications by mail will
meet with prompt attention.
J. 3. SMITH,
marlO3m New Street File Works, Phada.
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Notice to Builders.

The undersigned have on hand large ana
well-assorted stock Of LUMBER, which they
are selling at Reduced Prices for Cash or o"
short time. Persons in want of building mate
rial would do well to give them call (at tIen
Yard, corner Commerce and East streets before
purchasing elsewhere. r
Smvrna Del-o7'S-tf
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The Oxysemated Esitlc.s.

Nature IN her great laboratory, has Stored slme
remedy adapted 10 evory disease which q" flesh leir
TO- Gut II requires The investigation and research of
'he philosopher To discover and apply this remedy
Such research and investigation has succeeded IN dts.
covering remedy isr that most affective dspensa-
on. the
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Confirmed Consumption.

The SICKLEs' PRIAL-fHE SPEECH OF Mr. GRAHAM
Mr.. Grahams opening speech for the defence was a
mastery etort occupying nearly two days III the de-
livery. lie spoke at length, defining the law of the
land. and giving his views of Scriptural law After
speaking several hours he made brilliant perOratiOu
which he nutshed with the following remarkable
words: And nov. gentlemen of the jury, have but
one word IN mIre to say, and that that trust that
every man wtll leave hIs seat at the adjournment O
the Court, oday, with firm deerm nation to ooian
all his garments at the BrOwa Stone Clothing Hall O
ROcknI " Wilson, Nos. COB and 6Oj Chestnut street
above Sixth, Puladelp pima.
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
styles, and made IN the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES ~ CO.. Of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOrlING STORE, GOl Market Street. Phil lldel.
phIa marks the lowest selling pfIce in Figures
Oh each article. All Goods sold made To order are
warranted satisfactory, and our OAe Price System is
strictly adhered To. We believe this he The only
air way OF dealing, thereby all are treat alike.
JONES d. Co.
nc2@-lV 60i Market ST., Phi!ade .nIia
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MEMS AND BOYS
Cheap Clothing Establishment

Sc. Cor. Marker and Second streets,
PHIL4UELPHIA.
Comprises Il ca assortment Of the best most du.
rihIe and FshInutbe Or. aud Frock COATS, Habit
Cloth do. fNeel,, &r with a complete variety Of
Boys Clothing.
Consisting of Sack Coats Polka Jackets Monkey
Jackets, Vests ana Round Jackets. made OF Cloil,
Tweed, Alpaca, ker,el mere Doeskn, Linen Drlll.
Ing, etc.
Furnishing Goods,
Shirts, Stocks llunkk,lchle ctc.-alI offered at
the lowest prizes for cash. aud cheap as any store
IN the United States
&J- Parents aud Guardians viii consult their inter
est by attention 10 The stock Of Hoys' Clothing.
GEORGE CULIN,
mr3l -Gu) s. T.. cor. Market and Second sts
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MARRIED,
nc27-lv

On the 2lst inst, by Rev. p. Mansfield, Call
WIN FARRIs and ELIZABETH BENNErr, both of
New Castle Co., Del.
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-%SN$S .

AYLErr, Esq, party to the duel with
Mr. .. jennings Wise, is the grandson of the
iI.usirlous Patrick Henry, whose name he bears
G1- Ii is stated that there are now 7OO yls
Tors at Old Point
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The bat!teG in ItaiV

A correspondent wishes list of the battles
already fought in the Italian campaign. 1t is
as follows:
Battle Of Montebello, fought Nav %. 1a59
Allied French and Sardinians. under Gen. For.
ey, ll,5OO. Austrans, uncer Count Stadiop. |
about 10000. Killed and wounded: Allies,
900; Austrians, 1000.
Battle of Palestre, fought May 80. Allies,
under King Victor Emmanuel and Gen Ciedi |
nj, reported about II 600. Austrons, under Gen J
Zobe reported upward of 10000 Ofthe ',,,u.d
and wounded on either side ther" nas baen mn
reliable account
;, Battle OF Mage. ia. fought June !. Tho Al
Les. under Go II. McMnbor nn,.Lor.d i.'d nmp -,
u %. wv 20. Austrians, under Gen. Gyutar.
900. .,ch killed and wounded ab,n
| o0oO. Austrian loss reported at 10000 killed
aud wounded, and 1000 prisoners. The Aus
/ trIan account puts their killed aud wounded ut
less than 5000.
Battle OF Melegnano, fought June 9. Allies,
under Marshal Baraguay d'Elillers; and the
Austrians under Gen. Benedick Numbers not
known. French loss, $50 killed and wound
| Austrian loss, prisoners, 1900, killed and
wounded (accordlng 10 their own staIemenD
little less than 100. but generally reported al
! 1900.
| Battle Of Solfcrno. fought June "a The A.
lies were under the command of the Emperor
! Napoleon, aud the Austrans ander that OF Gen.
! Hess. Numbers not now known, but estimated
at not far from 100000 on each side. The
French took 1000 prisoners Their loss IL GEO :;
| than that of the AustrlanS, l2UG0.
Gen GarIbaldl operations have been a hr
liant series of skIrml>hes buI have not furnish
ed any pitched battles 10 be ranked with the
! above
| Mr.. LA MOUNTAIN has challenged Mr. John
! Wise to test their " relative capacity scIrntiii.
cally Considered. in a trial trip from Sac Fran
cisco To The Atlantic sea hoard, with hall"un>."
| hlr. Wise. IN card published IN tir ST. Louis
Democrat, says that his " thoughts are now
turned TO the crossing of IhP A lantIc and III,
a precision much better thhH WaS the trip tr0u,
ST. Louis to New York. have fully resolved
on that, because have learned N the 81. Louis
trip that 1t ls easier 10 accomplish than had
heretofore thought il Was"
| GAS FIRST USED -Gas was first evolYcd
from coal by DR.. Clayton in 1899, and was trsr
employed for purposes of illumination by Mr.
Murdoch, IN Cornwall, Eng, III 1892 Tn first
display of gas lights was exhibited IN 1902 in
Birmingham, Eng, on the occasion 1T the
Peace-reJoicIng. 1t was permanently used IN
Manchester in 1905. 1t was introduced INTO
London streets in 1907, and was IN general
use in 1914 Gas Was first introduced into New
York in 1893. and the streets of the CITY of
Boston were irst lighted with II in IS2l.-
Historical Maga<ine.
ii AYLETr, Esq, party to the duel with
Mr. u Jennings Wise, is the grandson of The
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ALLEN & NEEDLES
Super EDhOSpAate Of Eisaac.

Uneqpatd bg any other in the market always THE
SAME IN QUALITY, anI invariably to be relied Oh
VI. nure of standard excrlcnce
PRICE $l5 per 20O0 lbs. C2i cts per lb.)
Pamphlets for gratulious distribution by mali or
otherwise upon application.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-28
PEACH BASKETS.

5000 GOOD QUALITY PEACH BASKETS of
Uniform size, for sale. Address
N. +. SrRATrON q SON,
MullIca Hill Y. O.,
July Ia, 80. Gloucester eoun,y' N 7
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VOLUME OF 100 PAGES.
Price $3.50

Specimen pages of Illustrations and O her new fea-
lures VIII tie Sc oH app.l alton ~ the publishers.
An English edition of VI etscr's Dictionary appear
cd wl:h the Pictorial lust'aIi"l!" ten years since.
Prot Gp"drich ii 81 MIR dUCPd ihe feature ul 5 no.
nvm> IN this country i'll connection with a popular
y .ClllnarV, in Neb>Ier's Octave in 1871.
No other Eng lsh DIrrI"nar ever contained or an
nounced as 10 Issue. Fable giving remuneration of
nam sol personS. umt after The abUve announce emeni
Viii be sold by all Booksellers
.G. ~ G. MERRIAM
Springfield, Muss, June 81. I85g-tf
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ppppSq9179
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
AND
DIR. HOOFLAND'S RALSAMIC
CORDIAL,


GS>, haze acquired t, '.e.r qreat popularity oniu
through gear Of triaI. UnbOunded sati.fac-
t'on IS rendered by them in ell cases; and the
people haze pronounced them s0Orthy.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, JaundlCe,
Debility Of the Nervous System,
Diseases of the Kidneys,
and GU diseases arising from u disordered
liver or weakness Of the stomach and digestive
organs, are speedily and permanently cured By
the GERMAN BITTERS.
The Balsamic Cordial has acquired
reputation surprising that Of any similar pre-
paration extGnt. 1t aviH care, WITHOUT FAIL,
the most seUere and !Ong-standing
Cough, Cold, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, In.
fuenza, Group, Pneumonia, Incipient
Consumption,
and has performed the most Astounding cures
eYer knOwn Of
Confirmed Consumption.
A .few doses tcW also at once check and
cure The most Serere DIarrhoea proceeding
from COLD IN TUE Bowels.
These medicines are prepared By DR.. C. NJ.
JACKSON s. Co., No. 4l8 Arck Street, PhilG-
delphia, Pa, and are sold By druggists and
dealers in medicines erery~dere, at IS csats
per bottle. The signature Of c. NJ. JACKSON
'Oi1 be on the outside ,crqpper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually By the
proprietors, called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC,
you tciH find testimony and commendatory
notices from all parts Of the country. These
Almanacs are giren array Jy all our Ggsnts.
Sold by James p. HoGecker, and by Drl
2 SITS generally.
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WEESTER'S
L q bridged Dictionary
NEW PICTORIAL EnITION-

c-.-E.4zy w + have Just issued new edition Of
= -+@!--F 20 W WehSt Rs tnabridged DlriIouary,
HEY confirming 1900 PICTORIAL ILLUS
FRAFiONS beautifully executed.
5000 To 10 900 NEW WORDS ~ the Nocabularv
Fable "l Sl NOAlAiS. by Prof GOODRICH,
III winch r,orc Than Two Thousand Words are care
i1ily disseminated, tnrmlig fuller work on English
Syn''yins, OF It's IT, thpu any other issued. beside
Cribb and believed IN advance OF that.
Table givng Prm uI.cm mtIGn of Names Of 500 Dlsin
Gllshed PefSnur ul Modern Fines,
Peculiar seot Norua and II, rms the Bible with
ther Features t,gtther llh ali the matter OF
preVious EdiHUns.
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