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The New York herald., 1863-09-30
nrrIcE or TILE CENTRAL ANERIcAs TRANSIT

~ Company New York, srrtemb~r 10 i563.
Soticr Il hereby given that call for p.tsment og
per ithrec dollars each share ~ the
oarts of this npany made ~ the Board Of d
the nineteenth DAY of September -s payable
third ~ Ocoh~r, iS Francis Morris.
rsq. Treasuror of aid COMPANY, at the once q the
Company No q Broadway, In tho c'ty u New fors,
the shares ~ stock shch said insaln@n shall
BE paid the time the ssnss ayhhe With all previous
made, Will be forfeited the entry ~
forfeiture for the payment o eAld nsiAlnsnt S
the 3h day of Oobef ls1 The transfer hots
will s0th of september, and oI~n on N. 9th of
October 1867 a HAMILTON, ksretary
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NTIBIO'S GARDEN.
IN Lessee and MANAGER Mr VIM. Wheatey
THE HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY IN EVERY fAhi-
ONLY FOR TINS kI0HT ..,..o :.
ON THIS tWEDNESDAYi EVENING sEPTEMbEh w.
EDWIN FORREST
Will appear In his powerful character OF
DAMON,
ia Banim celebrated Drama OF,
DAMON AND PYTHfAS,
FOR THE ONLY TINE THIS SEASON,
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

AYOTiCE-UEToS PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN Two thousand shares OF the capital stock Of the Union
Pacific RsiiroA- Company having been sansrf~c and
thereof paid the Treasurer Of ksf pany,
meeting % the subSbers 70 the stock of sad dpmpsny for
the election OF directors thereof viii De held At DE of
company ~ william street ia the city of New York
the 2eih day OF October next. al noon.
HHsHv " fooR. Secretary.
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nn.sms. cAnnIAans. 80.

A LADYts SADDLE PuNy-yERY kINp. EASY TO
n rdr i" n.. sound rfrf tsra. ,mr. Any trnr"lnain
wlshins psteruy l.urs horse inN sur ~ r1nt ~
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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02
Matters In Florida.

Major Smith, Captain Kinzie and Lieut.. Hay
of the Staff of the General Commanding, together
with Colonel Hay, volunteer aide-de-camp, vest
erday returned from their tour Of inspection and
muster of the Posts of Florida. They found the
troops everywhere in high state Of efficiency and
discipline. There are many gratifying evidences
that the people of Florida who have had an op-
pertunity to form correct impression of hepow-
or and the purpose of the National army, are COM
ing to the conclusion that their only hope ofpeace
or prosperity lies in the entire success of the Gov
ernment and the overthrow of the rebellion Even
many of those who, by the accident Of birth Or the
sophistry of nnprincpled leaders, have been led to
to embrace the foolish heresy of secession, are re-
covering from the intoxication of error and open-
ing their eyes to the truth. They learn of the des
tituton and b,ggary that desolates the land where
rebellion still holds out against the power of the
Union and contrasting thisstate of things with the
quiet and plenty that prevails where law is res
pected and patriotism is in the ascendant,
they are inevitably led to ask " Can good tree
bring forth such bitter fruit? 20 And when the
devotees of false cause begin to question, that
cause is lost I:
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

THE mounful pictures Of want daily furnished
by the rebel press from Virginia to'Iexas are the
surest indices that volcano Is at work in their
midst whose eruptions will carry more terror to
their hearts than would be the blast Of thousand
batteries. So long isolated from the outer world.
by our Navy guarding their long line Of coast-the
bsyonet glittering on their western borders sed-
ulously watching every approach TO their domin-
ions, it Is not 20 be wondered that the lean gaunt
figure OF famine stares them gariagly in the face
They may give up the planting of their cherished
cotton, and devote their energies to the cultivation
Of something more useful, yet that will not suffice
for the present necessities. 1t is not merely the
furnishing Of supplies for these who are at home,
there are armies in the field, whose camorings for
food is heard far above the din of arms. To avert
this dire calamity to them, these impending dan
gers and to provide for the wants Of all the rebel
authorities are at work devising means, and with
what success is a problem Of difficult solution
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02
SUFFERING In IRELAND The Emerald i

SUFFERING In IRELAND The Emerald Isle
seems fated to suffer by famine. European pa
pers come to us laden with accounts of the suffer-
ing which prevails in the North and West where
whole families are dying by starvation. The unn-
sualy wet season last year destroyed the crop and
prevented the people from laying in their usual
supply of turf for food. So the inhabitants are
suffering from both hunger and cold. These isles
are aggravated BY the lack Of employment for tho
factory hands in the principal towns. growing ont
Of the dearth of cotton. But tho cry Of distress
falls on liberal hearts. Generous contributions are
being raised in the North, and We hope will d"
much toward allaying The wants of the people, and
cementing the bonds between the two countries.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02
ANOTHER PR1zE.-A small sloop containing

ANOTHER PRIzE.-A small sloop containing
about "a bales of cotton, was captured in Warsaw
Sound on the evening Of the 2sl. She was dis
covered by party in small boat belonging TO
the Cimerons. There was no name or papers. A
Charleston paper of the 22d was found on board,
in which it was stated that forces had recaptnr-
ed the Queen of the West, and then destroyed her.
back to sece>sia. She hailed from Savannah.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

LADIES ON THEIR MUscLE.-CoL Stewart who
has lately been released from the prison In Rich
mond, states that mob numbering 5000 women
and men, armed with divers instruments, consist
ing of clubs, guns and stones, broke into stores,
public and private carrying off everything eatabfe
and useful in clothing. Even the military were
unavailing to quel the outbreak and old jeff him.
self had to make his appearance and appease Them
by the assurance that their wants should no longer
be impeded.
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As the hea term is approaching, we would
recommend as good exterminator Of this annoy
ing visitor, to bathe the body in vinegar, with
sponge or cloth, or sprinkle it on the bed, and
they viii be pretty apt to flee. So says lady
friend.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

PRoHor1oNs-H. C. Adams Sergeant-Major
of the 1lth Maine Vols, has been promoted to a
Bennett 7th N. H.Tols., to be I'd Lieut.. in the
same Regt.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Jos. II. SEARS, Editor Of this
paper, and late Postmaster, left for the North by
the steamer rago last Sunday, for his health, and
to settle up his matters with the Postal Depart
ment. Mr.. Sears came out with the original expe-
dition, in the FandsrbiL, and has from that time
since, been one of the most active and jealous la
borers in the department. At all times,. night or
day, he was at his post, tiAthe severity Of the ex-
ertions exhausted him physically. Previous to
his departure he paid into the hands Of the special
agent of the Post Office, all the demands the Gov
ernment had against him inclsding the very large
expenses for the last fifteen months. J.
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- The Rev. Joshua Buffum, Chaplain to sea-
men, has been authorized by the New York branch
of the U. S. Christian Commission, to reside for
season at Hilton Head, to preach the gospel, es-
pecially on ship-board, opportunities may Offer
He gives notice to Commanders Of vessels,
either of the L. s. Navy, or Merchant Service,
who may be disposed to have Divine Service on
Sundays, or Prayer Meetings OIL any evenings OF
the week, on board the vessels under their com.
mand, that by giving him notice, either by drop
letter through the Post Office, or in any other
mode, appointing the time and sending boat for
him, he will be most happy to wait upon them.
% The following officers have been discharged
the service of the United States, in accordance
with Section 10 of the act Of Congress, approved
July 22d, 1861 Capt James Carroll, 55th Penn
sylvana Volunteers; I'd Lieut.. John Di Keech,
10th Pennsylvania Volunteers; lst Lieut.. Henry
r. Devenderf, ll5th New York Volunteers.
We would call attention to the notice In
apother column, OF: "Lost Trunk"
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

THE Posr BAxD.-The Post Band made their
debut last Monday evening in a serenade. They
are organised under the direction of Mr.. G.. w.
INGALLS,, the former talented leader of the late Sd
New Hampshire Band The selections were Of
the choicest description, and their execution was
admirable. The following are the names of the
persons in the Band:
G. W. INGALLS,, Band Master.
C. n. TorFINaHAN, I'd Leader.
F. II. PIKE, Drum Major.
L. n. Currier F, w. Batchelder,
P. Parkhurst, d. A. Brown.
B. c. Stevens, @. G. Perkins,
J. Z. Foster, J. G. Davis,
C. G. Currier ]. Il. Allison.
g. B. Lang, Albert Furber.
8. P. Brown, A. L. Lane,
8. d. Trusssu, n. Il. Cove,
John Rhen II. L. Davis,
Martin L. Mute.
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ERRol. .--In speaking of Admiral DUPONT in our
last issue, We made sad blunder, which we hasten
to correct "Judged by his pens," should have
read Judged by hispsers." We regret the error,
but It was not discovered till the large edition
entirely worked off.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

We would call attention to the notice In
apother column, of "Lost Trunk
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

Muggins recently reproached friend for
reading that reasonable sheet, the N. Y World.
"It begets religious frame Of mind > was the
reply.
"How?"
eft makes me long for another and 8 better
World"
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
Farm and Plantation

lying within threeOurhs ofa mile of Galena, of which
the late William Armstrong died seized, aud which
formerly belonged to William Miller. deccased. and
at present occupied by Mr.. Lynch. called
" FREE GLkT,' Containing 100 Acres,
More or less and a Ten Acre WOOD LOT. abou, two
miles distant from rhe Farm adjoining the lands of The
Messrs. Cochran and Mr.. King. and on the road from
the Catholic Church to Millington.
This Farm adJoins the lands Of MIR r. Peacock. and
the Messrs COchrans; has been lined; is good land
and productive u has been cultivated in five fields
and a lot
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18

WV "ONCr M SMYRNA Del.
Having seen the advertisement Of Edge T Cone
stating that he was the only authorized Agent for she
sale OF the Buckeye Reaper d Mower foS the State of
Delaware. give The following testimonials from the
patentees and manufacturer. showing that he has no
authority whatever to sell said Machines the present
year, and purchasers would do WELL il they wish 10
avold trouble, to bear this in mind.
CANTON. o.. April 18th, 1862
JOHN T. ADRIANCE. Esq POughke epsie. N. Y,
Sir: Your favO Ofthe 18th inst came duIy 10 hand
end contents acted. In reply we would say we have
gwen no person authority to sell the Buckeye Reapug
and Moving Machine IN the State OF Delaware for
the present year. except yourself
Yours Respectfully. &c,
c. C.AULTMAN y Co, ,Patentees
New YORK, April 18Th, 1863
WM. WORDEN, Smyrna, Delaware Dear Sir:
have the entire and sole control Of the sa of the
Buckeye Mower and Reaper for the State of Della.
ware. and you are the only authorized agent in the
State. intend TO ntrOdIce our new and imprOyed
1868 Reaper to the farmers your seoIion and hope
they will not be deferred from purchasing by any card
published by Cope or Minway.
Yours truly,
JOHN r. ADRIANCE
sT On exhibition and for sale at the Machine Shop
OF Mr. JOSIAH d. Evans Commerce St. Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
Building Hardware,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

comprising in part Locks. Latches. Bolts, Screws
nlnges Nails. Sash, Chlsels, Augers Weights Axes
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
NOTICE
SETTLE Up.

All persons indebted to me are hereby notified 20
come forward and settle up with John q. Black. NV
authorized agent, and save further trouble and er
pense. JAMES r.; BLACK.
Smyrna. May 4th, 1s63..4t IT n
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18

complete assortment of Cutlery. such as Knives
and Forks, Carvers Steels Pen.Knives Scissors Ra.
2ors and Strops. &c
The attention Of the Ladies is also called TO his as
0rment OF Sewing Needles. Knitting Needles, Pins,
ihlnoes shields Teaspoons and Tablespoons ofthe
finest quality. Ironing al paratus, &c.
Also. an assortment Of Fire Arms Skates Dinner.
bells Andi'0 Shov els and Tongs Coffee mills Sf
tiers. Frying Pans. Waffle irons &c.
All the above articles will be sold at nr,ces Iouer
lhan can be bought elsew here. Please call and,r.
anime for yourselves where you will always find him
ready and wlliag to accommodate the public on The
best terms. 80 '
feo5 J. F. WILLIAMS.
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
American Hotel
CHESTNUT STREET. aETwEEN FIFTH AND S,Ym,,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sl.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned. hsy;ng renew ed the, Iea.. e..
'eI'h Si years. have entirely relticd The hoas4 A,
painted. carpeted and refIrnished throughout ''"s
The location Of this hoUse IL u,surpe,Aed h..
upon INC widest and Most pleasant part Of Che.,"'
st. directly opposite the Old State Hou.e nes, ,'
plar9S 9 oi amusement. the jsbblng houses Of kln,l
and Third SITS. aud convenient 20 tho c;' "IH'@tt
tne cars OF which run to all parts Of tho civ for ha
ne ro"m9 are lnrge. weilighted. have supe,,o.
for comfort. nv" care
=, we are supplied with pure Milk. Cream. Frut. n,
vegetables from farm belonging 10 w. and r'I
Is Sapaged exclusively for the hotel '"''
Inc pfoprIetOrs0ft the AmeriC an nssure tLe;,C;
ana patrons that no pains will be spared To nats
APPOINTMENTS OF this hotel oonplets and its roiIo
compare faVorably with the be.thouses IN ,b
rov-ly WYAT1' 4, uErTf,I t''e : mon
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
lib. Z. Dabbitt's
Ne,C York City Soap.

famlbringng out new and uss full article of supr.
RToR FRENCH CHEMICAL ERAsIvE Soar OF NRw Yonx
CRY Soar. put IN boxes Of 60 bars. enc pound each
SINCE its introduction 60 tho American pubIie. been
mosi fsvoSably known as the
Best and Cheapest IPaSlmg Soap in Market.
Recent Discoveries known TO no other manufac,n.
erl enable me TO produce article possessing cheni
cal DeteysIve and Erasve qualities far su6s To-. "
any other Soap IN market. 0... 81.
/ challenge the WorId 10 produce its cquaL
This SOap n rapidly taking the place Of all o,bar
Soaps wherever introduced, One pound will % a.
far as shree poundI Of ordinary family Soap Rnsons
quarter Of the time and labor required 10 do the
amount of washing with the best of iamy ronn II
will wash IN either hard sails water CIe,h,s mead
noboiling and but lille rubbing with tho hnnds sims
avoiding iheH wear upon the wash board n does
injuTe the fabne the contrary il preseyv.. !,
hses the cOlOrs twill remove paint grease q, sa,n
OF oil kinds. Directions sent in each box IA, rnaL.n
one pound Of the above Sssp ihio tArs, eaens s15oT
some soff SodP Send for boz and glve is trial NJ
you do NOT want whole bor yourself get your neigh.
bors ts join you. and divide it ''0e"'
Please be particular. and give full direc,;on. "a,
shIppng the goods Also give the name of vour pas,
Once with ihe State and county in which You reside
Aaafesa ID, I. BABRITT. j
rs.-I wiitsend Boz Of Soap on fhe receint ar
erpl.sse send Unitsd State. Treasury Ne,.. or
Postage Currency. .r,t 80 ' "
no, sale 70 pisdepS,s Pa by Henry ksloss
'"'''' ""'''"u' a"u "ssef "s ap2-6m
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
Hardware Store.

Inc undersigned, successor TO VIM. Wilds would
respectfully inform the public that he has opened
Iefge ana complete assortment Of Hardware Goods
IN the house recently occupied by l. D. Hamilton
commerce ST., SMYRNA, consisting of
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
4. I'D. Hamilton f. Co.,,
aP9 SMYRNA, DEL.
TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Gi a Decree Of the Circuit Court ofKen,
County. as Court Of Equity, the undersigned. as
Trustee. will expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, on Wv
Thursday, tie 1871 Of June, 1868,
at haiEpast Twelve O'Clock, P. NJ. at the Tav.,n
Porch OF Mr. John Pennington, in GaIena, in Ken,
county. all that
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
CUTLER Y

such as Shove. Spades Bridle-bits Draw ing KNIVES
saws Scythes, with all other Tools desirable (o
Farm use ~
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MATLACK'S
MEN & BOYS
Clothing Establishment,

No. 9O4 MARKET ST, PHILADELPHIA.
We would respectfully call your attention to our
Large Stock of MENs AND BOYS CLorHINo. embr,.
eng every variety Of Style and Material suitable for
for the season,
We have also on hand full assortment Of Sparse
GooDs. adapted to MEN's AND BOYS WEAR. and wonld
invite your attention thereto.
These Goods have been purchased for CASH. and
wall be sold at a small advance for CASH.
Particular attention paid 10 all orders. ga as 70
insure satisfaction to the purchaser.
, E. MATLACK, Agt.
mhI2-5 904 Market Street
The Commissioner of Internal revenue has dcci
ded that if u husband and wife live together. and
their aggregate income is in excess of 5000 Der
annuIn they will be entitled 10 but one deduction Of
SocO If man and wife do not live together, but
maintain separate establishments they must be taxed
separately, and will each be entitled 10 the 5000 de-
duction.
Smyrna times., 1863-06-18
The Dwelling

has eight rooms and Garrett and was esected in 949
or 1850. There is Lawn aud Garden enclosed !;
Kitchen. Meat House. Carriage House. Stable. Corn
House. &c. This property is desirable az residence
as we'll as for good land 10 cultivate. Hts near
Churches. School. Post Office. Stores. Mechanics
Shsps and public wharf and landing. and is IN good
neighborhOOd.
THE TERMS Of sale are credit ofsiI. twelve and
eigheen months from the day Of SALE payable IN three
equal nsiaments with interest from the first dav of
January next and to be secured by the Bond ofthe
purchaser to the Trustee. with security 10 be aoprov
ed by The Trustee The rent Of the present wear re-
served 10 the widow and heirs II
GEORGE VICKRRS, Trustee.
Chestertown. Md. Nay 30. IS63.Is
N. B--The creditors Of the late Willnm Armstrong
are notified 10 file the vouchers of their claims against
the deceased, duly authenticated. with the Clerk OF
Circuit Court Of Kent county within four months from
the day Of sale. D
GEO. VICKERS T,us,.a
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

60CPBBLS. REFINED CARBON
OOO OIL-EarrAuted q liFst rate Burning Oil.
Prlce BY single barrel low the lowest. SpeciA
discount 10 parties b1ying ve barrels at one time
BENTON BROTHERS, ,fsf
Ootl l2lSupeTiOr-st.
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PIANOS.
KNABE's PIANOS. -
IA 10

From the celebrated mandatory o. Wh. EHABE
q CO., Baltimore There Planes have the full irOs
frame, Oyerstrung hasss ane ei the latest tmBroye
ments and for volume and svenness o. tone, easy m
agreeable action, durability and finish, are supero
Piano, should fail 70 see these instruments befoJ
purchasing elsewhere.
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FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOR
SALE Or EXCHANGE.


FueIld-st near BrowneIl-TWo story Brick House,
vii marble mantles, water and gas, bath rooms,
B5na.St' a very drsiratls House and Lot. Lot 50x
10 Get. Water, gas, bath room, barn. &C. s40OJ.
Chestnul-St., large double Franc House and Lot
Uni1ersity heights one and fsicry Brick Houso
snd lot, g9XlSl feet.
Brick Hotel aud three acres OF Land 81 miles from
the city, 5g plank road. Brick Stable aud con-
Kinaman- ST., near Perry, vacant Lot, ssxi7O feet
100 Acres; uilss from Illinois entra Railroad 40
acres improved. Exchange for Farm near this
Eris-st go-d Brick Houses ard Lots. viii rent
to ray 10 e cent viii sell Darate if desired.
Kan as, 90 acres Timber and 100 acres Prairie.
Illinois, 10 acres in Calhoun county miles from the
Mississippi ktver. Exchange for property IN this
Tracy-st,, House end Lot. sl4OO.
| kinsman-st large Brick House ard ~ acres land.
seoyile sveuEe, large and convenient two story
] House and large LOs.
| Pro.psct-St near Ere, GOOD House AID Lot. 5000
| Has DSOME COUNTRY RESIDENUE, large stone
/ Dwelling and fft' en- gcies L4ud; on plank road,
six miles from City LARGE Conservatory ;
grOuncs haudsOmely laid out with evergreen 9,
shrubs and flowers. Also, On abundance q Fruit,
Grape Vines, Sc. 5000.
Prospect Street-Three first class brick houses with
modern improvements, one near ETis one near
BrOguell, and one near Huntington Street.
] A very beautiful and finely improved Farm OF US
acres, oa plank road; three miles from warren
hno hesidsnce snC ial sc Lot, corner Of Lake-St.
and CEse-ATunCs- For sale cheap Or exchange
A Grist Mill and thirty scres Of Land good Dwelling
House. Well located and good water power
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksviie about Al
acres rich river bottom. 825 per acre part on time
A nice Brick Il, Usa and LOt On the West side ueaI
the Circle Franklin-St. 81 200.
Store House and Dwelling on DetToit-St. YsrI
| cheap
HoGmahi Block Tor sale cheap-part on time.
very valuable Property on Kinsman-St.
good House and Barn, y acre Lot on ktusmau-5 81
rear Erie-St. 1850.
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His Friends.

.siig No wonder Governor seymO-- --dr-reckless
partizan that he is-a talk cd sweet to the
80 New York rioters and, called them his
friends" The vOt,s Of the districts in that
ei'y inhabited IS the rioters gave him =
'-' majority Of 1O,98l, out of 1895 vO,eo
cast, 8 triAe more ahan his entire ma
,s--f-=- jclrity in the State
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Jackson and Lincoln.

--r,s a If posteFify condemn me it viii be be-
cause l did not hang John C. Calhoun as a
traitor. They may condemn me more for
this than any other act Of my Administra-
= ton n-8ndrel0 jackson
,, / think the time. not unlikely to come
when l shall be blamed for having made
.sIo too few arrests, rather than too many
Abraham Lincoln z --- --
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PR0FussOR OF ELECfEOPATHY AND MlDIOihs,
O1loe-ll9 sepscs st, Few d0Ors from Superior ~
stairs
Ofios hoursfrom 10 hand 'rom Sto a'aiOaG saiis
Sundays oZcspted.)
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THBALL SUFFICIENT THREE

-TRIEsEMARl 2 and ), are protected By Hoy
al Letters Patent Of England, and secured by ;he
seals OF the EcOle de PhRrmacie de PaTis and tie
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
no one Is invaluable for Exhaustion, speTm6toT
rh0ea aud all physical disabilities.
No Two completely eradicate5 all traces OF thoG0
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the
seOuz and nsTuicioua uas of c0naviR and cnhehs
NO, Three has entirely suppanJed theniuriOus use
OF mercury, thereby insuriRg 10 the suerer speedy
reie disper5ing ali impurities and roofing cut the
THIEsEMAR, Nos 1, and 3, ore preparations in the
form of LCZsnges devoid of ia te and SMELL and can
be carried in the waistcOat po kct Sold In tin
and divided into separate Doses as administered by
YeIpau LaIleru aud ROuX, Ricod &C. Price e3 each
or cases for 39, which saver ss and In f27 oas',
sale and retail of Dr.. BARROW No. lsi Bleeoksr-St,,
New York.
VII forward the Tria8emaT to any Part Of the world,
securely packed and addressed according 70 the In
~ Sold by e. W CLARK. Agent for OieveIAId