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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-29

aaFss asS
cas-. side Of i7th street THIS So,.s son on the
Ss s ar .aS both for store and fsalis
esew;.e "na mas sas aud water connected with the
.o 49, Degrade family. RESIDENCE on III.
tsininr 1oo,r nioae near foushee street.. con
wafer n the Yard This house is sood neiab
a e"dnSa CO., and has been lately epaed painted and
,A.tsO-Two BRIcK TlNEmENTs with
Of M on Gathnrine street near the residences
kood wen OF water, and suitable for small fam.
ALso-Two FRAMED TENEMrNrs ~
taining rooms each, en- the west aide az is,h
Yea, Leisn street north of the depot Of the Va
order' win nba ala's Company: They in good
De rs St Jas Nj. TAYLOR SON
.n rYn kENT-A BRICK HOUSE, on 9th
kia and Leigh streets, Church Hill, conta,nins 5
mere is goodsized lot and well Of sxceIisnt wa
Ter connected with the premises Possession "a
sep as1 to en' LIST OF January 1850 For DO
a., Agent for Rsptins out out R R nsNs &C.,
1o % -e offoe, Metropolitan Hall.
G iCK RENT OR SALE-That very large
HUI and desirable HOUSE. on Sixth, between MaSrs
-. hall and Clay SITS. nearly opposite the MAJ
set, aou'e. containing IA rooms, with gas. water,
Ms and kent as
ps to Possession s'veP l K e lanSa1y xp
de IS St. At Harrrove Lees, G God Hall
a. FOR KKNT-A new FRAMED DWELL
f:s INu, with eight rooms, porches in front and
nat.d ar kitcnen with two rooms the lot SIT
opposite the residence OF w Richie. Eso, Annly
az 80 JAS. LUxFORn'S Furniture Store,
uo ~o-oI Cor Grace and 9Th SITS
g. FOR RENT The HOUSE and LOT AT
Ri: present occupied by Mr. George W. Hookins.
IN the town of Sidney The houss IS OF BRICK
with eight rooms. and the lot CONTAINS two acres
OF land. with good Brick Kitchen and a well Of
GOOD water IN the yard A person renting the
aooVe can OBTAIN SIX acres of land additional To
the ABOVE, ana adjoining the same. Apply to
VIM. P. SMITH,
de a. 81 ~ W. AAi'I"'
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DLANING MACHINES AND STEAM
ENGINES
MADE UPON SOUTHERN SOIL.

NADE TFON SOU n EKN EUIL.
THE UNION MANUFACTURING CO.,
OF RICHMOND, Va.
Are now ready to furnish the celebrated WOOD
WORTH PLANNING MACHINES, which re-
quIre no other recommends ton than their already
establl she'd reputation; and also STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES, Of from Is to 100 horse now
er. which they tcH butld at less Price per horse
potcsT than they can be furnished BY any Northern
establishment.
These Machines are built under the personal
supervision of JOHN H. LESTER, Esq, formerly Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, who, a manufacturer, il well
and widely known, and they are warranted to give
satisfaction.
OFFICE, 2sl MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
kA Send for Descriptive Pamphlet no 2s-ts
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TJ'HE STOCK OF CLOTHING nov in .fo,.
=. atthe old and favorlte stand, l02 Main street,
tar snfpasses In extent and variety any hereto.
noney market, and with q view to meet the yievs
OF purchasers, we shall otter very great indrcA
ments 70 ail VINO may favor Us with call We
SIMPLY direct your attention to the fact that nov
as heretofore, your interest will be Promoted Ara
Rem IA nWIMI w u,,,
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BERI lreu
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which I
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between
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cows
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ILLS.
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calf at
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s#aHzaassi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-29

F|AOELStOn UHANHE BITTF A. Az
- rec9mmended to persons suffering Irom WaaS
D,spepsia, 40. They are com ossd OF tSs hea;
ana purest ingredients, and We ~ plesssnt 10 tsSs
lucy arc only 70 Genus per sott.s. and are prepared
l" l.. AGNER. Apothecary
Cor. a and prn.A
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BY Dickinson. Hill l. Co., Aucrrs.

IN yALU ABLE NEGROES AT AUG
~ TION-On TUESDAY, Jan. LIST, we will
sell, at our auction room, lg valu able NEGROES,
belonging to an estate, and sold tor fault.
de 28-tds DICKINSON, HILL Il CO., Auct's,
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EANoH GOODs.-Ws offer, at very reduced
mlan Glass Goods, together with a beau ifuI Va .
risy Oh r4pisr Mache- Work Boxes and Desks.
est prices. THOS A BULKLEy T. r4"
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eavttNSPpIKSpTNG TO DECLINE HOUSE
iii Ept ~, will lease for term of year,
e on 9th street, beyond Leigh.
poSt'on of TIE mmedasel'. wish to sell q
Ing Houso' TAPS4o X. A. PAYNE,
ue o Us At the farmers Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-29

street,
famous
Eill find
d Om-
The day
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- having two DIV ELLING- HOUSES Oh
k5::3 my farm, seven miles from Richmond, | offer
AIAone for rent with 20 acres of LAND, for the
ensuing year. The house contains six rooms
with kitchen, smoke house, stable, &c, conve-
nIent. 10 good tenant, the rent will Ue reason
able. 9. r. CULLEN, NJ. D.,
Hanover, near Mechauicsv!lle turnpike.
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RoYA,A AND YOUTHS CLOTHINa,-nl.aI
Cashmere sacks; Black and Brown Cloth Jscf OF,
biacx and Fancy Cashmere Pants; Casa mere And
Six Vests; lnvern Nantes for vouth. .oH11
assortment. sHAFkR, HALsEY 4 Co..
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Important to Females.

DIX. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The eombi.
nation OF ingredients in these Pills are the result of n
long and extensive practice. They are mild in their
operation and certain III correcting all
falnlul MenstruatOns, removing all obsiructions
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain in the
side, palpaton of the heart, whites all nervous af
iecons Mysteries fatigue, pain in The back and limbs
&C. disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature. -
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the cOmmencem nt of new era in The traotmon,
OF those irregularities and obslrucIions which hove
c0nSIgned so many thousands of the v0unp lhr haon
uiu and the beloved. to Premature Grave. No le.
male can ENJOY good health unless she is regular and
whenever ali obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most eliectual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar 10 Fe
males To all classes they are invaluable inducing
win certainty, periodical regularity They are known
To thousands who have used them al different periods
throughout the country, having The sanction of some
oi tn" most eminent PhysclonS III America ExpIicit
directions, stating when. and when they shonId moi he
used. with each BOx-lhe Price One Dollar each hoy
containing 40 Pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, To be had free Of the Agents
Pills sent by mall promptly, by enclosing price 10 the
General Agent Sold by JAMES p. HOFFECKER
Smyrna and by Drueg giss generally
K. Is. llU fCiiINGS, General Agent
ieblFly lh3 Chambers St, New York
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
JOHN J. BOWEN.

The recent visit of the legislatures of Ken.
iucky and Tennessee TO OHIO has given rise to
a few good things:
The story goes, says the Cincinnati Com
merct6L, that when 1t. Gov. Newman, Of Ten.
nesse. was here with The Kentucky aud Ten.
nesse Legislatures, he was accompanied bv his
'body servant" sprIghtly, sadde-coiored
'bog,' of about thirty, ~as was conscious OF his
dignity. His master, who was in the habit of
jesting with him familar!y. accosted him in
the hall OF the Neil House, just before the de-
psrtufe of our guests, with a Why, Jack,
hsE0't any of the AbOliti0nisis cnrried YOU off
yet Yah yah Mass Newman, (quoth
Jack) wien | seed you gwiue down de street
arm ARA Wid Gubner Dennison and Gubner
Chase. tot goH wor gone, sure--yah yah
Gov. Chase 10 responsible for the story.
Tat military force of Louisiana, according
Ia the Adjstsnt Generals report, consists of 5
divisions. Ii brigades. 90 regiments. 1869 COM
panies. S9. 1877 non- commissioned officers mus.
clans and priyales, aud total rank and file Of
otgl,l7g.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
FOR SALE.

I UIL ONIIE.
GgszsE One family Carriage, made by w.
d. Rodgers, Phla. one Trotting, no.
top Wagon, made, also, by Rodgers; one Rock
away, made by John NJ. Denning, Smyrna one
light, twO-horse Wagon, made by J. Mllaway &
Son one Horse-cart, one SLEIGH, one set of
carriage Harness, made by J. b. Ruth one set
carriage Harness, made by j NJ. Denning; one
double set corrage Harness, made by Barkus g.
Bro, Phila. one double set wagon Harness,
made by J. b. Ruth; one Carriage suitable for
mlll-wagon, Plow gears, Plows, &c
Will be sold low and terms easy. Apply to
jan '60-2m VIC. ELIASON
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

From HawesvIIle, Kentucky, we learn of
dreadful act of vengeance perpetrated there on
Monday last. 1t Is the sequel TO the Lowe ira
gedy that occurred ten months ego, in the in
Vestlgatlon OF which man named H A. Da-
vldsln became incensed with the course pur-
sued by the Hon. William Serrilt. The NAL
ice OF the man caused him 10 place bomb
smell In basket of eggs, and after lighting the
iuse, to carry it into the store of Messrs. Dun
can Il Brothers. 1t exploded and wounded the
Hon. William Sterritt, and Messrs. C.. b. Dun.
can, Joseph Reading, and William Bennett,
some of them mortally. The wretched victim
OF his passions, Davidson, was mortally wound
ed. The Imagination sickens at the contem-
ptation of such fendsh malignity in a human
| form.
| SOUTHERN FACToRIEs-The Richmond Dis
patch says that the late raid of John Brown has
so lar usss ed Virginia enterprise, that the
| following factories will soon be IN operation
tor making oil cloth, boots aud Shoes hats aud
c4p ready ma clothing, straw bonnets, sew
ing machines, cedar-ware, willow ware, furni
lure, brass Castings, non custIngs, steam fire
engines, umbrellas and paras)ls, and other ar
tIcles less costly. hut equally as necessary for
general comfurt.
FIRES IN New YoRK.-There were 90 fires
and alarms in the city of NewYofk in January.
The estimated loss Of property was $4S6,6lS,
upon which there was an estimated insurance
of S576,O00. making the excess of insurance
$3.50, lS5.
TIE Warren IN. J.) Journal notices the
death of a COW, caused by a snake two feet
long, and an inch in diameter. dying inside OF
her. The snake wes of the water species, and
1t is supposed the COW swallowed it when small
in drinking from brook.
TIE rumor is that Mr. Sickles has expert.
enced change of heart.
OVER 5000 children in Philadelphia are
knocking at the doors Of the public schools of
that city, and can't get in. Csuse-no tunCs.
THE Great Eastern has been peculiarly un-
fortunate. She has killed her constructor. Bru.
mel, and now her Captain, Harrison, has bt en-
drowned. She has broken two companies, and
still she is unfit for sea.service.
Observation-Disclosures Samuel Stevens
died at his residence in Talbot county, Md, on
the 9TH instant, in the S2d year of his age. He
was Governor of the State many gears
KANSAS The Kansas Legislature on the Sd
inst, passed the bill prohibiting slavery in
Kansas.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Mexican MustamgIE.inimemr.

From rich and poor. bond and Tree, all coors grades
and conditions Of life We hear Ike same need Of
praise awarded 10 this wonderful article. Sores are
healed, aims revived. lives saved valuable animals
made useful and unoltd ills ossuaged by this great
medicine which ssurPrlsing To the judgement OF man
What family does not require standard Liniment /?
Who ever heard Of the effects produced by any
other article For Cuts, Bruises Sprans, Rheuma-
tsm, Sw elngs, Strained Horses &c 1t has no equal
Beware of limitations. The genuine Mustang LrZ-
ment is sold by all respectable Druggists and LIVER,
Men IN every town. parish and hamlet throughout
North and South America, Europe and the Islands of
lie Ocean. Buy at once.
BARNES & PARK. Proprielors,
New York
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

TIE PECULIARIrIES OF the female constitution
and the various trials to which the is subjected
demand occasional recourse to sllmulanis. 1t j.,
important however, that these should be Qla harmless
nature, and al the lime accomplish the desired
end. IIosietter's Celebrated Stomach Buffers Is the
very article Its effects in all cases drbtf are al
most magical 1t restores the tone of the digestive
organs inluses fresh vitality INTO the Whole system
and gives thai checrinintss toihe temperament which
Is The most valuable oi ltm;rIre attractions. The
proprieors feel laiirrrd iron The fact that nany o!
the rAost prominent medical gentlc;nen in the Unlou
have bestowed encOmiums upon the Bigters the vir.
tues of which they have frequently tested and ac-
knowledged. There numerous counterlelis offer.
ed for SALE all Of wht are des lie Of merit and pos.
itIvely injurious to the system.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
GLENN'S
One Price Hat and Cap Store.

CORNER OF THE FIFTH STORY BLocK)
N. West corner Of Eighth and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
THE public respectfully invited 10 bear m mind
that al this Store may he found an assortment of
Fashionable and Handsome MOLESKIN DRESS
HATS, High. Low and Medium Depth Crown Cloth
and Glazed CAPS. Plush and Plush Trimmed Cans
for Children. nj FAIR PRIcEs lg-No two Prices
for regulHr Goods. ian 10 Iv
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
FOE SALE.

f+ss A twO-story brick HOUSE, with rooms
EAliI and frame Kitchen; cellar under the
AAz-A house; stable, carriage house, &c. The
premises front AS feet on Commerce ST., run
ming back 600 feet.
Also, small frame Dwelling Houses front
ing on Commerce st.
Also. 40 BUILDING LOTS, fronting on East
ST., all in Smyrna. No money wanted, and all
for sale low. as the subscriber is anxious to sell.
AppIY 10 W. G. ELIASON
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
CONFESSION.
New Cas- lie Jail, Feb.

New Cas- lie Jail, Feb. 9, 1860
In view Of line penalty OF the law which
am dooIned to pay OH the 10Th inst. | submit
this, my last testimony 10 my aged mother, re-
latves and friends, for their comfort when am
no more 10 this world. Whlch is truth as nea r. as
my memory serves me- On the night of the
18Th ot August, 1853, near o'clock, | met ].
DewIn IN Delaware Guy, and he asked me 10
go down to the Lager Beer Saloon with hun
l replied that | was sick; he said had not
drank enough for that; he asked Inc again ::
we went In aud took two OF three drinks TO-
gether, when we observed several persons.
also observed several sorts of games or plays.
and most OF the persons were drunk. do not
remember playing with any Of them, but was
told afterwards that did. | had only lI,nl.
ted acquaintance with DewllD, had no previous
quarrel with him whatever, and had 1t not been
Tor some Of the party there would have been
none then. Having no harm against DewliD.
l did not wish 10 harm hun. We fought. and
sfter this, Thomas Fury, the baker, put knife
IN my band and said; " Look out for that Dew.
lin, he has revolver. | would not hav thou bt
oi u knife this was the cause of his anxiety TO
get 1t from me agaIa. do not remember
whether he got 1t again or not do not rerAem-
Der what done with il; never had any other
knife (as Owner) except the lutte kDne pro.
duced IN court.
In view Of my departure, now declare nv
Willingness to submit 10 the laws Of the land.
aud resign my soul 10 nerClful God, without |
any ref' ciIon upon the court, jury or lest.
Inony, being al peace with all men.
--e. edge my gratitude to Rev. Messrs
rahk'ih, SpotSwoOd aud Pearson, as my spirit
ual advisers and guides TO the Lamb of God,
who taketh away the sins of the world. And
IN view Of my misfortune beg leave to Say TO
my friends aud associates, beware OF lager beer
saloons and strong drunk.
- IL weOkens the mind, spols the memory,
lIsstes on age and wilful poverty,
browns thy name, and makes thy better paris
To foes a laughter and to friends a shame"
Farewell.
JOHN J. BOWEN.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
DYSPEPSIA.

There IS perhaps no disease which DESTROYS the han
pineSS and com orl Of individuals and families 10 th,
same extent as Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Previously To the discovery OF the;
OXNGENATED BITTERS,
there existed medicine accessible 10 those suffering
from thus widespread disease which relieved it in any
m'rked degree
The power Of these bitters over the above named
disease a. we'll all those having their origin in i'm
perfect dIgestIOn and iIucunal diseases of the siOm
ach as we'll as Asthma and general debility is beyond
all question.
It's speedy and permanent cures Of some of the Sc
veres and stubborn record Is sufficient con-
frmatIOn ut this fact.
COPY OF LETTER FROM A SCHOOL TEACH.
Err IN DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich. June l6, 1857.
HMEssRS. >. w. FOWLE& Co.. BOSroN Ill reference
TO the oHysenated BterS, can say that after having
The Dyspepsia for several months and almost diving
wlth PAIN and heavmess in NV stomach | was prevail
cd upon by friend, who had been cured by the same
medicine 10 try bottle of Green's OK, gcnaled Bit
iers. Benre using hall bottle felt greatly relieved
ana ny The tIme had used TWO bottles and half
was entirely we'll and still remain So know of sew
erdl cases more distressing than nv own which
hay been entirely cured by this invaluqble medicine
H: 1t gave me great pleasure recommend it to any
anu all who may he suffering from tins DIR, adul ma a
1y. WABACON. Teacher nc I,eIrn;I SninC,
School.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

The American Christian Re
cord.
10 which we ESPECIALLY invite attention.
IL VIII be an authentic and complete book q
'eierehce on all current religious topics, an
tain
A classified and statistical record ofreligio,
anu moral Associations in the United State
and Europe
The history, confession Of faith, and present
statistics Of each of the Religious Denomina
lIons OF the United States and Europe.
statistics OF moral benevolent and education.
al Institutions IN the United States.
a classified list and the post office address nj
cIergymen OF all denominations in the Unitod
States. '''O
List OF leading contributors and testators 10
heIlglous and Benevolent enterprises.
record OF deaths in the Ministry for the wear.
Notable helps for understanding the Scrip.
tUres
Religions of Asia AMI Europe.
religious and moral Teachers Of ma nkind.
Missionary Societies.
BIbIe Societies Of the United States and Eu-
rope.
Sacred books of all nations.
Religious Periodicals Of the United States
Eminent christians who have died durinp the
year.
Beliefs of all nations.
List OF gsner us contributors to christian en-.
terprlses during the year.
Etc, ETC., ETC.
The above is CIV en- more to convey an idca
VI Tue general Character Of the work, than as
an index 10 its voluminous contents, which will
embrace every thing of interest to intelligent
religious minds.
we believe II general record like this to
"h'ch every one might turn tor authentic in
formation on all topics of current religions in.
teres'' has long been wanted, and would be
Iound OF great convenience, not only to clerov- |
men and other church officers, but to all inter.
ested IN the moral and religious movements of
the age.
ln conclusion, We venture TO say that so vast |
an amount OF varied information on religious
subjects has never before been brought within
me compass Oft single volume.
Large I2mo., 10 clear BREWER type, on good
aPer ana neatly bound in muslin. Price $l.25.
Copies mailed. preplid. on the receipt of
sl.20. R-Agents wanted in all parts of
he country.
w. r. C. CLARK g. MEEKER,
Publishers, No 40 Walker street N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
PY OF A LETTER FROM A School TEACH.
Err IN DETROIT.
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, by Rev. Y. J. Quigley, Lev
voshell and Frances Vane, all OF Kent county
Delaware,
On the 18th met, by the same, Henry S
Pratt, of Kent county, and Sarah G. REYNOLDS,
of New Castle county, Delaware.
On the I'd inst, by Rev. George Heacock,
Mr.. John b. Miller, of Dover, and Miss Sarah
Jane BdIer, ofNeH Castle county, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
THE
Test of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY or
HEGEMAN, CLARK g. CO.'S
G. emu inc Cod Liver Oil

II is onOunced by Physicians the best remedy fol
CJIt ,Mption SCrOfJla Chronic Rheumatism &C. eyeI
I.atOVered.
CAUTION The value of this remedy depends
upon its purity and in order TO our customers
pure attcIe one of firm went to Newfoundland to
superintehd the manufacture Of our OIL ard we WAR.
RANT 1T PURE. See that The label has the eagle and
mortar. and the signature The cork of each bottle
as there is great deal of cheap. inferior oil paned off
for genuine, To the great injury Of patients.
ST Ask for Iegeman. Clark & Co.'S, and take no
other as many have been cured with The genuine who
have used others without any benefit.
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-Paint.
Grease Spots, etc. removed Instantly Gloves Silks
Ribbons etc. cleaned equal 10 new without injury 10
The most delicate color or fabric by IIEGEMAN 4 Co.'S
CONCENTRATED BENZlNE.. only - cents per botlIe
IlEGEMAN d CO.. Druggists. l6l, $685. sill and 756
Broad way, New York. o6-3m
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Important 10 Females,
SAPONIFIER.

SAPONIEIERs
THE READY FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
with WHICH every family, with their ordinary
ktchen grease, can make all their soap with
little or no trouble-hard, soft OF fancy.
IL VIII make hard water soft, clean paint, re-
move Grease, &c., to perfection.
Abundant testimony in favor of the Suponi-
fer with full and valuable receipts for making
different kinds of soap, sent free. by addressing
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No S9G Penn Street, PiItshurg. Pa, or
LEWIS JAMES d CO. Agents.
Philadelphia, Pa.
G~Be sure you get the original an patent-
ed article. manufactured by the pennsyl
Salt manufacturing CO., East Tarsntum. Ale
ghany CO, Pa. i 5 BIN.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Great Remedies.
To cure severe Cough or Cold use
DIR. SVistar's EsaISam OF Wild
Cherry.


/ To cure WhOOPing Cough, Group, Bronchitis use
/ BR. WISTAR'S BALSAMOF WILD CHERRY.
| To arrest predispositiun to Consumption. use
BR. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
TO cure Dyspepsia or InI ge,lion. u.e
The Oxygenatcd Bitters.
To cure Asthma. Acdity Heartburn, use TIE
OXYGENATED BrTrERS.
These remedies perform all they promise. They
relieve suffering. cure dIscnse, restore health thus
aFording consolation ard comfort TO the sick and af-
nicIed where encouragement and suffering existed
heretofore.
GLIDE, WAYNE Co.. N. Y. March 10. 1857.
Messrs. \. w. FOwle IL Col am happy 10 state
that have used the Oxygedatcd Bers in my prac.
lise. Ter the last three years the treatment OF Dys-
pePsn, General Debility, Indigcs0ns, Affections OF
the Liver. with the most satisfactory results. and
would cheeriully recommend those suffering from
these distressing diseases TO give this valuable med
cine trial. Respectfully, yours.
}, +. SMITH, MD.
EXETER, ME-, Sept. 80
This cert1fies that have ecOmmendep the use of
WIstar's Bdlsam of Wild Cherry for diseases of the
Lunge for two years past, and many bottles To my
knowledge. have been used by u paIIents all with
Denehcal results In two cases II WIS thought
confirmed Consumption had taken place. The Wild !
cherry ELECTED cure. f. BOYDAN.
Physician AT Exener COrner
The only genuine Balsam has the uritten sinusture
OF " | BUTTS" on the wrapper.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
New Fall 81 Winter Goods.
LEWIS & BROTHER.
Corner -OG Main 81 Commerce
streets,
SMYRNA, DEL

WOnld respectfully call the aIIcnlson ~ he public
to their very large aud superior stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, embracing every verely Of fabric both
Foreign and DnmesIlc-selected with much care ex.
nresy for this market and suited tO the requirements
Otall Their assortment Of Dress Goods exceeds nnv
other in this section OF country and to both Ladies' and
Gentlemen The utmost satisfaction is guaranteed. re.
specting style. quality ahd price.
In addition TO their Dry Goods. they have lust re-
ceved choice supply Of Fresh GROCERIES; also
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. Queensware. Earihenware
&c..--which are bengsold at Reduced Prces 10 suit
the times.
0crFarmers, Mechanics, and Citizens genetalIy
lind IL Ia their interest to purchases at tho old
stand Of Geo w. CummlRs, where the best goods nre
bought at the lowest prices Give as a call
N. B--Tho highest price paid in CASH for Wheat,
Corn Rye. OaIs. Floxsced, Beans Wood and Country
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