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There has been more long paper taken outside of
bank this season than usual from the fact that the
rates of interest have generally ruled less than the
bank rate, say 500 get. nevertheless, when the
greater part of the business of city is confined SO
exclusively to cash, the line of discounts with the
banks is LARGE though in a general point the paper
comes under the phrase Of business paper there is
much that can be signiied as accommodation, for
factors acceptances Of planters drafts are classed
within this sphere.
The transactions in cotton for the week cover sales
OF 64,oOo bales, and large shipments, making the
total sales since the first Of the month two hundred
and ftyfour thousand bales, and the foundation of
hiteen million dollars of exchange for the past
twenty-five days. the amount of which has been nearly
absorbed as appears by the demand and activity dur.
ing THIS week. In our other great staple (supar)
there has been falling off in receipts, as well az
sales, with the market continuing firm and steady.
In tobacco, some operators have and will undoubtedly
move broad ere long; at present they are in some
degree restricted by the distractions at the mouth of
the river Western produce continues in fair request
receipts have been free, but the demand for the
markets depending on us is slackening
In dry.goods, groceries, hardware and concomitant
branches the business though recedng is still large
and we are assured our jobbers are as happy and
goodhumored body of citizens as has been known
for long time only exceed by our cotton planters.
The fancy and local retail trade is on the decline vet
the retail palaces are daily visited by good throng
OF shoppers and visitors. As it is no trouble to ex-
hb merchandise, dealers continue their invitations
for one and all to call.
The money market, as we have from day to day
noted, is freely supplied yet the banks have offerings
daily beyond their income, or most of them. The
weekly return shows that the line is well maintained.
The discounts at all the banks to-day amounted to
half million of dollars. On the street there were
some few sales at the current rates., s9@9 get
The statement Of the banks show some decline in the
specie reserve, which is in part owing to the demand
for duties at the Custom House and shipments of dol
lars to New York. If exchange advances there will
be calls for coin for remittance. Western bankers
will not profit much by calling for coin, as it will
hardly pay freight and insurance at this moment
The variations in the bank movement for the week
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The exchange market to-day was freely suppled
with sterling bills. In domestic funds the offerings
were light A good demand prevailed for sight on
New York. The banks put up their rates over the
counter to a@} PREM. at an 18th there were several
TRANSACTIONS. Al bankers also held at and sold at
an th. For good to fair sight drafts the rates took
broader range-that is, street exchange sixty DAYS
sight, ruled from 1l@ll@la and Il dis. Sterling
clear bills from l0s2@lO9{. Document bills are in
better favor since several vessels loaded with cotton
have crossed the bar and proceeded onward We
quote from los@l0sl up to 1881. Francs scarce .
very little produce going forward to the French en-
pire. The demand in New York for sterling OF.
change is large, to meet the remittances for the
heavy importations from foreign countries into that
port. This demand reacts on New Orleans, and if
cotton cannot furnish all the exchange required to
meet remttances for imports and remittauces for in
terest on the millions of stocks and bonds held in
Europe, why the coin must Co. and the demand and
shipments ofcoin from New York will have an innn.
ence on every mart of Importance through the United
States. So those who have been nquirng why ex
change has advanced will soon know the reason why.
provided they are required to remit We have No
space for long dissertation on this exchange oues.
ton, bearing in mind that the imports of foreipn
merchandise, good share of which is comnosed If
nonessentias, we may say have been large into tho
great center New York. and return to the ola
beaten track Of large tributes to foreign countries is
approaching, which will result fayorablv to tho
Treasury of the United States.
The following is the amount of exchange hold Inv
the banks for five years past on the last Saturday If
the month of March:
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In stocks to-day the same good feeling observed
during the week was maintained. At private sale
there were sales of so shares Louisiana State Bank a
i7o5, and lew shares Of Bank of America at lis,
of New Orleans at 1863, rs shares Crescent citN
Bank at l053 20 shares Bank of America at III "a
shares Of pontchartrain Railroad at rs, so Southern
steamship Company at so, 81 jackson Railroad at
1856 at 94s. ip"Ay VI
There have been several sales of real estate duin
the week Some good locations brought good prices
and some fair. The most important sale was that of
Camp, Poydras, st. Francis streets ana I,at,vette
Square. twill now be improved, and Camp street
look up again.
Statement of the Banks of this City for the ,eek
ending SATURDAY. 1f0rrb % iesn ~
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Neh 0tleans 9ailp Grsstent.
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH %, 1863.
Neb Orltans Monep Nlarket.
cREscEr1 oI,rcr, No. 70 Camp street.

NkkoSkE1 ObTTCE, NO. ~ Camp street, 4
Saturday Night, March 26, 1859.
Another week OF active operations closes this
night. The early part Of the week was attended
with rain, which somewhat interrupted out-of.door
movements. There cannot be any causes for COM
plants, with some Of ct. get. citizens and opera
tors. They express some disappointment at the con-
tinued abundance Of money and low rates of usance
prevailing The opinion seems to be entertained that
the amount Of commercial paper made and issued this
season is much less than in previous seasons-there
is nothing to confirm this suppositon. There have
been more buyers than formerly, several noviciates
in the way of dealing in paper having appeared for
the first time. The competition for good securities
has enlarged, and though rates are much lower than
usual, they have not receded to those ruling in
Northern markets. In confirmation of an excess of
paper being issued, we have only to aude to the line
of discounts and loans Of our banks. There is now
more paper under discount with them than there has
been at any period during the last twenty years, or
since the great crisis that followed the year eighteen
hundred and thirty-seven. The discounts total for
the past five years on the last Saturday of March
compares as follows $685..
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r. ~ oamoen packet Kate DALI, Osp1.
". smitn, with ssz bales cotton, and leaves asn
Wednesday
Inc Fort Adams packet Crosse Tsts, Csp& ER.
Iross WIN "a bales COTTON 1856 hhds sugar, ~ be-
and % hf. bbIs' moiasses.
Inc Aaakapas PACKET Ceres, Cspt. Lshesthe, VII
20 bales cotton, zl7 hhds sugar, $50 bbA and ~ T.
DDS. moiasses.
Tne Red river packet Robt. Watson, Cape H.
smoker, WIN eSS bales cotton.
Inc 81 Louis packet Aleck. Scott, Capt. ksys
with good trip, and leaves again this day. ~
$50 80 "' =. a. "coafsnan' nef assensve csesA
Tns -
CO.. o'''nsA'' PACKET SCUM America, Cep~ A.
a@1Ir si'sso WIN gooo IMP. we tnsuA ~
IT,. ~ n. A,oIs.
p.,., 1t a.e paeAe' 'uoan Ioufo' Csps T. .
~ n y - 70 80 eos'on.
.na a,..,,.s. s's'' w sPieuoso, - -
Ios.,t vice.. f ..-.1H pssAss u y. ~, -.
-. - 49, GO = 's.ves y . cIocA
~ 49,. !. -, 1911 loues and tne eo-
Nm. Dr. - D., s's -. = 'ne " y.
-. 10 - 1ne NV -
DIE g.. -" CO.. ra.m p.us1 psc.es A'Issa
NJ, III. 80. , o,-.1as, sno ~. p
s.sa, 20. = 80 an evening" s6
Aare D''..neaa ,, a.'u n. .ueinss.
S",' w. :, ~ 1.." ..'o'' sety e4eesseaks
sAun1 =, snu nsn.u.sasms pa''nssl psc1es =. -
Ca,Ioa' 1aps ". A'noa", oon'nAuoes, 49, -
ooo.A 'is e'sn,ns ~. Sn'e,erts' 0lsoe -
Aue al 'n's.n'eo,a .An -, ON nso .NeI.
..a'pI1 1r 4vas'."ls-in irsu.s =
p.I. H'sspo.s' csps e. "uo1, o y,
a. ucloek 'n'' evening 'or ssn''ne aDd y
N Ana.ues.
| A1'ey >" Aaycs'e"e--ine nne ma 70 -
800 ,. pa'A.s ~. Datey CsPs. =. Nns.s' g
ans :. osock Io's evening Ioa Ls'oo'e
-, nan0'nss. H. Jos Dahafss N -
| messenger Jor ne ouoehita to-day- The vesy
regular anu eAcenens passenger packet keasesgHs
capt george d. MIX, commandet, leaves for Co.
aen ana al intermediate landings on The Black -
ouacnIa nvels ~ O'CLOCK snis evening. Pa1ea-
Rers VIII not oe iound Wantng LOT such boae =
tue messenger, ana We advlse our ir1ends % ascse
tneir rooms on ooard lois morning. TneAeaeueerfsA
[ty :
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I'D On sSk AsS nskkEaAAHNSs oRfhkkS

On and after January l. 1853 Passenger will leave
New Orleans twice daily at tn A. M and $50 r M srry.
lug at Canton at GO P. NJ and Gas A. ".
Returning, will leave Canton at 1880 A. NJ and 652P. NJ,
ll0P.&. ~ '' "
Freight must be AT the Depot by o'clock p NJ ON the day
previous TO the departure Of the train will lay over
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Children three old and under
md twelve old all twelve years
fufare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty he had the
oce Of the Master Of transportation Merchants whose
lilies reside the line Of the road procare tickets pack
OF twenty FIVE for their personal reduced
The Company prepared to forward Goods Pack
of all kinds place with which they have
tion receiving from delivering the donici OF patrons.
r. s. WI. LTAMS,
1s24 n Ma Tran
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The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movement, excepting exchanges and


The cotton market--the cotton trade Of course-is
the absorbing question at this time, in conjunction
with the many millions Of dollars detained at the
Balize forms the features current every day in the
walks Of commerce.
The receipts of cotton at all the ports up to this
evening foot up thirtytwo hundred and six thousand
bales (3,206 000) The receipts at Mobile for the
week ending last evening ii l49 bales which Is
only 800 bales less than the corresponding week last
year. The total receipts at Mobile now sum up
62l 1887 bales, with complaints of bad roads in the
vicinity of the different receiving and shipping
points,
The European letters by the Asia were received TO-
day. To keep up the records and events of the cot
ton trade, we publish the following circular and ex-
tracts from Messrs. James Hewitt & Co.'s Circular:
Per Asia LIVERPOOL March 4 1893
Cotton has been in very active demand throughout
the entire week. and prices have tended steadily up
ward, resulting in an advance of fully 3D. and in
some cases as much as 316d on all grades above
GOOD ordinary In consequence of the present and
prospective abundance of the low kinds, they have
not participated to any extent in the recent improve
ment and are now relatively much lower than the
higher grades. Middling Orleans is now quoted at
ZIG, Mobile, Lied, and Uplands, sgd
Inc trade az Manchester remains extremely healthy
and under the influence of the continued enormous
demand for East India, together with more doing for
the continent and the United States prices are very
hrm, ana IN some cases are again slightly dearer.
The imports this week have been IS 900 bales. and
the sales $4,000, Of which IL 900 were taken on sne
cuation, and $500 for export To-day 10 900 bales
were sold-the market closing very firm
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen.
LIVERPOOL, March 4, 1859,
Confidence in the maintenance of continental peace
by no means re-estabished but the general feeling
in England appears to be of rather more hopefui
character than last week.
Cotton, therefore, stood more upon its own merits
and regained buoyancy. The American accounts of
10th nlt by the steamer Asia, reported continued
scarcity of good cotton and prices frmer than had
been generally expected. Spectators and exporters
resumed their operations based upon moderate stocks
in Liverpool, the smallness of immediate supplies
and the scarcity of good cotton in this market
Spinners have also bought freely and American cot.
ton is td.@4d dearer
The stock has decreased twenty-three thousand
bales and compare with that of LAST wear az folla.
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CATTLE MARKBT.

JEFFERSON CITY March r. 1889.
The market was but moderately supplied. and in
favor Of holders. We quote:
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Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen.
The stock has decreased twentythree thousand
ales, and compare with that of last year as follows:
.35S, SO /, bales,


Egyptian and Brazil cottons were in fair demand
at steady prices The quantity of surats on the mar
ket is not sufficient to allow of very active business,
The quotations for American cotton are as follows
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 20 Car
Mnulnu Marni II- Aiuaal. q

SUGAR.. With light receipts and limited supply
in first hands, the sales were confined to about 400
hhds at unchanged prices. Fair to fully Fair ST a
g. y fb.
MoLAssEs. -. About 400 Blessmore sold at 28c@
29se for Fermentng, and Sic. y gallon for Prime
lots
FLOUR. The market was very dull, and the sales
were confined to 700 to 500 bbls of which l59 Mixed
grades at =, liz Superfue Mt IS sd! aud 800 Extra
at SO 50 u Dbl.
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- 1885,.
tss4 asy4asE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT

Express,
ice In the Railroad Building Camp street opposite La
fsyee square) vi. deliver of the city Bag
Packages Specie Bank Notes Jewery, ETC. received
by the Railroad Otherwise may be
charge forward the same with and dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad the Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them pur
either At the Express Office the residences offices
individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will 20
through the Train and the Checks
persons wishing THAR Baggage sent their hotel residence
H- The Company will he responsible all articles plHce
In charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
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TeNnCSSCe IrOh.
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON
We have hand and receiving regularly full stock
com prisng the following, viz .
500 uns FLAT, from to AZ inch. Xh4 to l inch.
100 :. ROUND and SQUARE u to inch.
90 :. HORSESHOE, Y, u, !, IL, and Xxx nek-
50 Pillow PLATE, 9, I, g. 9, 10, H. Il. Is, "A saz
Is ipX14, u and Il.
50 =. BOILER PLATES, SIG, u and SIG
PRIEsTLEY L BEIN,
80 and 81 Camp street
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Chain Cables.
Brazlers' and BOLT Copper.

brRzlerS ana holt "copper"
Landing j. W. Mailman and in full stock Of BRA
ZlERS' and BOLT COPPER, comprising the following
l5CO sheets 20X24 and 30 inch 10, II and II bs.
$40 . 3OX60 II, is and 16 lbs.
500 :. s0X60 Hto l25 lbs.
1000 lbs. BOLT COPPER, y to X inch.
For sale by PRIEsILEf bEiN
SO and 81 Camp street
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Agricultural Implements.
Halls Peacock PLOWS. -
Wrought Mould BLOWS.
Valley PLOWS, with Extra Points.
Cotton and Sugar PLoWs, Maysvil'e fsfie,n.
John King PLOWS, Plain and Extended Bars.
Garrett Cottman's FLOWS, with and without Cat
tiers.
Ballenger's PLOWS, without Cutters
CORN SHELTERS.
STRAW CUTTERS.
COTTON and ROAD SCRAPEES
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Rtvets-Pre.sed Spikes.

Rtvets-Presstd Spikes.
50 kegs BOILER RIvETs-lh and lsxx.
80 :. RIvETS, for Sheet Iron Workers.
30 :. :. for Iron Shutters.
$50 :. PRESSED SPIKES, Alto 8 inch.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY BgIN.
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Bells.

Bells.
BELIS from som l60Ch
Orders received for weight 4O0t and warranted
| sound and quality.
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Horse Car will leave the city morning O'Clock,
and the Lake night hour after arrival Of
the last train
Extra special trips when required by notifying the
ductor.
The trains will stop Mt the Station Honse GENTLY Ridge
when called upon, except mail trips, bn the conductor
must hive timely notice. nj If
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sl2,6Sl,93l S22,5s9, 66l 81 2o
Sfz'ooI,s3I Szz,5e366I S2,42N 725
Total general deposits. $3.50. :. $25, OiO $50
Slt,s3l, aU5 s224W,4H s877l ,7sS
Comparative Statement Of The Banks of this Citu
for Ituo IVeeks.

Actual increase oilong and short loans for the I
YesK $50 70 u
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AAES-SFADES-sFHOV EASs .W-
- Landing and in store the following, viz
loo doz. s. W. Collins, Yankee and Kentucky Patterns
100 :. Leveritt's =. =. =. E.
100 Hunts :. :. :. :.
100 :. Imitation Collins
lU0 :. o. Ames L Co.'s best sHOvEI.s and sPADEs-
2to6
leo Rowland's-2 to4
For sale by PR1ESTLEY BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street
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India Rubber Betting, etc.
MACHINE BETTING, 2 to II inch, Sand ply.
MIXED PLAIN and PURE PACKING HOSE, Y, TX
PRIESTLEY BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp streex-
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Cane-Carrier Chains.
50 CAKE best cANE-oARRIER CHAINS.
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ENGLISH, BAR. HOOP, SHEET, ANGLE, SCROLL.
OVAL, HALF OVAL and HALF ROUND.
.anng Chimborora from Liverpool and in store sal<
" the subscribers, viz
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
PAINTS, OILS, Sc.

For sale at low prices, at TSCHUDY &
COLLINS Store, corner of Commerce and
Delaware streets, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
LO OK He RI!

Why i n Ilt such crovds Of smlIIno banr,, ,oo,,o
are ''' 10 h'uriy leaving the door of The Mecba .
10 >'oIe IL L. hecense they glad that Ilpy have
no" got Store where they can gel everyth ng that
hey can possibly want. either eat dunk Use ar
Mear and al such asOnIshIngly Low Prices Ihut The
Iush Is tremendous TO the full and elegant assorI
o. an kihds OF GOODS. OF which they buy Great
bargains and g1 on their way rejoicing -
PersOns wishing WALL PAPERS viii do ,uoII IN
give US Cal as we have the largest best and chean
est assortment ever offered III this county nm. .tnr
Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. PROVlSI0NS ~
tons, Boots. Shoes, Queensware Cutlery. Wh,n, x
Is unsurpassed at the Mechanics Store. Yves, c9W'
merce street, Smyrna, Del. O''''
marI7 j. r. WILLIAMSON
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
The Paris Mantilla and Cloak
EmDOriIIm.

NO. 1O9 CHESTNUT street. above 7th. Ph,lod.Inbio
TIIE subscribers invite the attention of LadIes IN
Il their Stock Of Elegant Garments OF which. be-
ing specially, they enabled TO offer the most com
plete assortment IN the city.
They will open IN The course Of September and DC.
tober, their lmpOralIons consisting Of
Embroidered Velvet Cloaks
Handsome Beaver CIoaks
Opera Clo,ks Dc &c
and elegant specimens of Home Manufacture will he
added 10 Iherstoc every morning through the season
J. W. PROCTOK a. CO..
Importers and Manufacturers of CIoIks and Mantlllas
No. 10S CHESTNUT street above 7th.
aug23-3m PIiILA DELPIIIA
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
XEWE. LIME.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and The public IN general that he has made
arrangements To supply all who may favor him with
their custom, with SCHUYLKILL LIME of very
good quality, The coming season, either by Boats on
me Delaware and Chesapeake Bavs or by Cars on the
Delaware Railroad, The subscriber will meet the
Boats at New Castle and attend TO the loading of Cars
and will guarantee all car loads Of Lime sent by him
10 contain the number OF bushels Of lime charged for
IN the bill. From my past experience in the Lime
trade, feel confident can give satisfaction 10 all who
give him their patronage All Orders will be promp
ly attend to.
N. b. APPLETON, Middletown. Del
marl7Gm Agent for ShrOnk u Earnest
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
MITCHELL g. CROASDALE'S
SupeT-PhOspilaie OF Lime.

Et.EA In Barrels and Bags. at sl5 per Ton of
tx5-zEs! 200 lbs, or ,! cents Der lb
>--@-A No. ! Peruvian Government Gu,nn sfO
per ton Of 2O0O lbs. Or 3 cents per 10
Strl lily pure Bone Dus'. a reliable article warrant
ell equal Ia any ia the market.
Land Plaster Ay the bhl. or ton. to suit purchasers
Parties urchasIng the above articles can relv m
ineIr purity and We feel assured that any Of them w
give satisfaction when tried VERY liberal discount
allowed to dealers and large buyers.
We have also constantly On hand Beef CrockIing
cheaP and nutritious food for Hogs and Poultry, al
cents per lb. - d
nope DY s'rlct attention 10 the purity and relia
bllliy Of the articles we sell 10 mer,t nm aos",
share of patronage
DIXON & SIIARPLESS
No. 40 South Wharves doors above Cbes,nut. a,
hD-Doc PHILADELPHIA.
~ ~ '"' io'Set the number (aulS.2m
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
RENEOVAE.

EATON'S STORE has been removed from noo,
the centre OF the town To WEST SMYRNA, where
he Will be pleased 10 receive The calls OF his friends
and the public His store well supplied ilh new
al am4 M complete stock ol DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
QUEENSWARE. Nc. which will be sold nj RrdnrrJ
Irices GFThe Highest Prices paId lour COU N'TRY
rKODUCE. Don't forget TO cail-al The New Store,
west Commerce street, SIuyrna, Del. nar3
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
Farmers, Farmers,
LOOK 10 YOUR INHERENT

We are receiving the all-lmpurtani articles for
the OatCUrn ami Grass crops which will be sold low
VIZ:
100 TONS Pure Super Phosphate Of Lime Cook
% En'ricE s'and J"nr'Inn nsmanulaclure. Price &31J
per ton. cash $40 per ton / mnnIIs SIP Il Inoulh.
NJrE.-ll Is believed The corn crop may be lncre,s.
ed one hIth by the use OF those Pho>phaes
ID Tons PacIhc Ocean t.UA 20;
500 BIshs Grnund PLASTER;
AI.o, of best quality, 10 coo hushs fine LIME;
100 Bnshs choice CLON Err SEED;
Ii do do Timothy Seed
" Building Stone Brick, Ne always on hand
GEO. w CUMAIINS g. co.
Smr-na, March, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
READ! READ! READ!
EsenWein's Aromatic Balsam

Is Remedy not to be exceiicd for iIe Rellerand
Cure oil those mnladles incident 10 the sum
-. meT Season, VIZ:
DIatrhra, pysenery, Cholera or Cholera Morbus
=. Vomiting. AcldIy Of The Stomath e'c
Is excellent Carminaiive pOwes pleasant laste and
soothlhg influence, renders II valuable remedy IN
Inianiile Diseases peculiar To The second yiz
Choleia lnianium, etc II has ii rcInyicoralIng and
ionic influence on the system allaynlg inflammation
"nere ~ exists ~ The stomach and bowels-and ON
trial will be found ndispeIsabc :n the We'll being oi
every family. IT will he found as well adapted to
Adults as ChI!dren TRY IT
- Prepared only by A ESENWEIN, Dispensinp
Chemist. ~ w. cor. Ninth and Poplar streets pLiIa.
delphIa. PRICE - cents per BcttIe
,, q Sold by J. T. lIOlIrcker, Smyrna; F. McInaII.
wilmington; Cowgill d SON, Dover: j. b. LYONS a
rally 'c p1t seIre