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Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

A METHODIST UNION CONVENTION Con
ventlon OF the non-Episcopal Methodist bodie,
OF the United States mot as the disnatr5 70 tb,
AsS0clated Press has it, of the New Method.
ISL Episcopal Church ~ has assembled at Gin.
Glh9atl Tor the purpose of cffecting permanent
Omon. AT preliminary meeting held Iost
year, tour Methodist bodies the American
Nesleeyans, the Free Methodists. the Tndenen'
dent Methodists and the Northern Conferepcn.
OF the Methodist Protestants were represented
Last year the feeling among the members Of
tneSe denominations was unanimous in favor Of
a uhlOn and we believe such is still the case
Together, the four denominations represent =
membership OF about 10000. They all aoroe
In an earnest opposition to saveholdinp, and N
making any distinction among citizens ON oc.
count OF color The first three have from tLo
start made non. .slavehOlding a condition of
membership, M and the Northern portion of tho
Methodist PrOtestants have shared tbon%b
not the same legislation, at least the same coz
tments The first three, we believe. have not
single congregation in the former Slave states
and as regards the Methodist Protestants oni,,
part OF those in Western Virginia have ro
NAMED y IN connection with the Conferences in
the IN Northern States. All the other Sontbarm
conferences have been and still are in frII bnr
mony with the sentiments of the late slaveboi
iers DC The new church, if formed, NAV bo 70.
led upon by the friends of freedom as an oa..
nest co,worker IN the cause of Universal ;bor
" and Impartial Suffrage.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

n CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOUTHERN Rrr1rr
fAIR.-The + Al following Delawarcans made thp
following Agricultural Donations to tb" SortL the
ern rt!{ KeIlef Fair in Baltimore, viz: r W"nds
0I %. iImmgton, Wheat Fan, valued ot i' go
" alton w ham & Co., Wilmington, I Ton 'o "f
SSIn!P9r an :; Phosphate of Lime. Bndd & SbarU S VI
sN1isddettT3Iwn, s1s to- Reading Corn Shelter yaindpd ip
$L6. 20: IhoS Z. Holcomb, New Castle Ilu0a a
thorough bred Devon Cow, valued at SIM SIo@
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16
MArYlhniI AHnirn

SUPPOSED MCRDER.-Thc body of a whit,
man named James Lesage was found in Ches
Ier rIVer' near the Crumpton ferry, on Wednes
DAY last; An examination revealed tho fac
that both his jaws were broken. and a rom,
hole was detected in his temple. Il annear
mat the deceased and man named William
Booker had a quarrel on Monday evening
April 5oth, and the latter invited the forme,
out TO night, and that they were seen about ter
clock that night, since which time Lesage
ma nad been missing. Booker was arrested on
W.SedneSday last and lodged in the CentreyillC
Jali. Ihe evidence against him is said to be
quite conclusive. Kent Ne2Cs O'''N ~
1IlE CROPs.-We have conversed with pen-
tlemen from all parts of the country in regard
10 the growing crops of grain and fruit Our
Information IS to the effect that there is but
little good wheat, most fields looking yerv un-
promising, and in some instances the ground
IhaS mas neen replOwed and put in corn. Oats are
;'i Io;9'Hilg oadIy. The peach crop in this county
VIII be a failure. But few trees are rvrn toler-
ABLY full, and most orchards have scarcely onv
Iruit at all. The prospect for apples is better.
out we nave but few orchards s--Ken Necs.
DISCOVERY OF IRON NEAR Snow HILL
~ Iron ore mas been discovered four feet from
the surface OF the ground on the farm Of |, p
Collins, Esq, adjoining Snow Hill Ma l. i
thought to be in great abundance and of exceI.
lent quality Shield anu u 'A'0'
The Cecil papers state that the Peach crop
IN IN that M county has been almost totally destroy
!, A LARGE CALF.-Mr. George Wallace, of
TINS town, is the owner of a calf which. when
two days old, weighed IOl lbs.
Gan any OF our agricultural friends beat this ,
1,t rIt so we should like to hear from them
ELttOn Wig. 'iO"' ''''Ni
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

The Citizens Bank question is again on the
tapS' preparatory to taking further action
thereon the first of June next We learn that
an effort will be made to have the stock, or a
very large proportion of it, taken by our citi-
zens, instead of allowing it all to go into the
hands OF, and be controlled by, strangers
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

The CRops-A correspondent from tho ,o,r
er part of this County, says: ' VIC io"-
d. we care are having cold, backward snriro .n1
@ one peach crop has suffered severeIy ing u ana
orchards a, are entirely gone. Wheat VII Many
mlnter Killed looks WELL the cool weather %ere not
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

1hf TIMES" IS published epery Wednesday Al
fern''", by Jos. H. HoFFEckEa, Editor nd Pro
PrietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
EN- dS-SrR'caIr rIoN,-Oae gear, $500 in Ga
O0nce, or $3.50 i rot yad till end Of the year. Ma
'PG9er discontinued until aHarrearsare Paid-Only
-st the option fthe Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS ,cU Be inserted at the rate of Seren
Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent in
ssrhOns 81 cents. A liberal discount made TO
quarterly, ssmi-annual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

HE CLUB.-The Base Ball Club was organ.
ganlzed on Friday night last, under the title
of . Tho Quiokstop Base Ball Club of Smvr.
na' with the following officers: President
hoDt: Denney; V. Prest. and Secretary, Jos
Ii. Hoffecker; Treasurer, j. VanGaskcn
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

;. a a rTesbytterian church has been orr.,;
In bTldgevll!e, with between twentv om "rgahhzed
members, with a Congregation Of "y,a ana thirty
HIndred W and fifty; They have caIlpJ lJTt[as ,h OF
Th TIT uTllc' late of Ohio, to be tbe;r u .ne heV
The call has been accepted &c 'nelr pastor
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

~, UhNTENARY ri"@Ii iMy,EErlNe An official centena.
NJ. f. Church, in Wilmington nn 'IH WaJ1ry at As3ury
tne gth instant, when the following resnmt;cy1, Iay,
anpng Others was unanimously adontcd u'io"
cheS0tred, That we recommend tbat y co..
ol pubic centenary meetings be held in WI
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

FLY.-The fly has made its appearance in
the wheat hereabouts, and in some places is
committing sad havoc.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

roDnh WALL f AGcErTED. & Rev. r. Llovd co,1l
mas as accented call from st. BJhso%q3 BarpohaH% Del,
Jersey "C burlington, New
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For P.1
Wheat s2.55Ca27o; White Wheat s"-,[a ,[a
- :: o. Rye is selling at $I.Io r bu,hsI,
enc" Corn, H3(o Njc. Oats c2Co &c. Cotton
3jl".36c. per H. ''''"
""I' closed Yesterday TUESDAY at $780,!
:, GoLD QUOTATIONS. STOCK &C. from
,Hrhear 4 Son, Bankers, Wilmington Dej 0"i
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

the De pocogn Convention en- of the Episcopal Cburo,
Castle on Pr delaware, will meet AZ N OF
y" AnurSday, the 9th Of .Juno ~. Ne"
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

Allen on the corner has large stock of Mat
tings, Oil Cloths, Trunks Collars, Brides and
Saddles, which he is always glad to show anJ
sell. a"u
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16
The Misses 'ratman
MILLINERY GOODS.
DRESSES CInAEC
$1,000 PER YEAR! We wait

rn son 9. Agents everywhere to sci our INPROv-
a 81 sSo sewing Machines Three new kinds. Under
anu upper feed. Sent on TRIAL Warranted Year,.
n;o nooVe salary or large commissions The ONLY Ma.
are ialIy licensed by Howe, VIII, er 4 vii on Or.
SeI nahef, singer Co.. and Bacheld lder. All other
oaeaP m9s1ines 9 are nfringemenls aud the 'eHer or
traled circulars sent fSes AdSrs.s =, es upon shaw
1s ck; e az Biddeford Maine, or Chicago. Ilnoir,
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS a CArARRu -.
WIN me utmost snccess, bv J. ISAACS NJ n o.,
pi %'H - - nls' totmeriy of Leyden IInandl Nn 40
, iNr. street Philadelphia. Te,lriDpniaI, trm ,,s
US Ie,'a"e sources ~ the Cltv and CnuuI,v can t
seen at his office The medical f,cni,v 49,, @ ,a' 'o
1cc"Inpany Their patients. he has no sec,ets IN ~
Prac"ce ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted wr,,',,, ",
o"''se '"' examination. my2i66 Iy
ITCH! ITCH! !ITCH!!-Scn, ,rcu so Norr
EhgIa is Celebrated Golden I,ch Oin,,n,n, ,,u
cure Tie worst cases Of Army Itch Ii contain. no
mercury or other Ingrc dents in any way d,ng,ru.
10 heahh Those suift ring from tins tcrr,hIr dis
aSe should procure box at once. Ask for Fpg
lands Golden Itch Ointment and t,Le ma, ,,,i.
rr'ce oO cts box. BY mil, 50 cts Prepsrcd bv
l.. NJ. ENGLAND,
Wilmington, Vel
For sale by Druggists. ~ '6G-iv
TO CONSUMPTIVES. The advertise, b,v;,.
oeeh restored TO h6 ah IN a few weeks by very s,Ys
pie remedy. after having suffered for several vesr.
WIN severe lung affection. and that dread disease
sufferers The means OF cure 'N""-
To all who desire It, he will send a couv or m. mo-,
cIp'oH Ne .ee oI charge), with the direcIiOns for
preparing anu using the same, which The, viii "a
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTIoN AsTnn. p p.D 'i'' nhu
ouGHS' COLDS, and All Throat and Lung Asec,i,,
or,,y o'yect OF IN" advertiser in sending The re-
ion bn S 10 benefit the afflicted aud spread iDCorna
@ @ "'Cn ne cOnceIves TO be invaluable and he h,nas
p'y suierer will Try his remedy as il viii COS, ,n
''nrnlng' and may prove a blessing. '''"-
'S'nes wlShIag the prescription FRKr h., ,o,,,o
"alI' VIII please address y '''u''
;.D,o Rev EDWARD A. WIISOS
Ja"lVy "Illiamsburgh. Kings Co. New Yo,k
= EcnhokS crkS Or YOUrH-A Gentleman who ,na.,
u " o' years irnm Nervous Debility Prematnrs n..as
'Iu a me effects ofyouthfuI indscreIon' viii , S
,s ui'erlhg humanity, send free to all who r,..t
uo recipe and directions for maxine the simoIa ~
of ,oy oy which he was cured Sufferers w;.h,ns tn
ressing iOIISs' can DO so by ad-
janlOy No IaCh.~NLN .. OGDEN,
,0IIsm.T uIMaNGE; BUT TRUE.-Every young Iadv and
ery much - ,he ,he Cheu States can hear something
a.. eS Sy addressing The nderslgned. Those having
is 90 "eIng humbugged will O6Ige bv moi noc,ns
Il servant Tii6S ase ~ address ihelr obedI-
SSl Broadway, New York.
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

FE;NIANS.-It puzzles the public to know
whether the Fenian leaders are acting trarr
dy IN fun, or only farce in earnest. In rit6r,
case, all friends of the Green Isle will rrioicr
mat ina no 10, lrshman has been mortally wounded
Nr . Mahony 5 letters, proclamatons. orders.
and pronuncamentos show that he would be-
a safe leader to the end of time: and General
S!weeny IS equally blood-thirSty and hooiIe.s
Mr. klan expedition is a bold illustration
OF how well Fenians can keep a secret. and Mr.
y Mahony defense is another OF f''dint and
powder shock We hear a great deal. hut it /,
only the noise Of exploding Fenan secrets
These things do not prove that FenianS are
wanting IN bravery or ardor, but first. that
thelr leaders require common sense, and. sec
ond, that it is folly, shooting off at the madle>t
tangent, to attempt a revolution in Canada
with a corporal guard, or to capture Ireland
with gunboat. Mr.. o Mahony has done we'll
n not having succeeded, and Corporal killian
might have gone further and Jared worse.
W hence follows, We think, that the Fenian
Brotherhood, being bound to fail where success
Is impossible. is best as moral power Do
The Fenlans believe in moral power?
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

The ADAMS EXPRESS RoBBERY.--It an.
pears from late development that the idea Of
he robbery Of the Adams Express car. ON the
New York and New Haven Railroad last
January, originated with brakesman on the
railroad, and that seven persons were engaged
IN 1t. The brakesman saw that the Exprcss
agent was in the habit of sleeping in the ears
The amount of money in the safes on the train
was $4S0,000 and was at the mercy of the
thieves, but they only took off $50 0oO in
gold and currency. Nearly all this money has
been found hidden in a house in New York.
and also IN the country around Stamford, Con
nectcut, concealed in barrels, under stone
walls, DC. All the thieves have been captur-
ed. 1t appears, too, that the New York po-
llcemen knew immediately who committed the
robbery, yet the thieves were not arrested BY
them.
The De Witt IOwa) Observer says :-",Jesse
G. Royalty, who was taken, last week to Fort
Madison, to serve three years for having three |
living wives, has been discovered to have two
more in Springfield, Missouri Thus this vontb.
ul Brigham Young has five wives-besides .
black woman whom he engaged to marry Will
hey were confined in Jail at this place . "i"'
Smyrna times., 1866-05-16

George n. Sanders, the well-known robo
agent has applied to the London Bankrnntc,
Court to be declared bankrupt. STATING nc ~!
cause OF his failure disapnointmont tLC tiiC
execution OF my contract with the ConGoJo-o4o o
states OF America for the building and rnnn;no H'o
OF IRON plated postal vessels. HIS debts ore
stated at $54, 775. ii'' ueO'S are
.o CotI0N FICKING.-lt is stated that n cot
N SIn picking machine has been invented in
massachusetts, that will perform the labor Of
twenty men. This machine, its inventors ro-
poIt' VIII gather cotton as clean as men can he
:oApeccted TO do 1t; will work at distances vary
4Ls LLs from SIX inches to six feet, and will take
h tL,e cotton only from the ripened bolls, leaving
ing the plant ''''' NV H"' III
y L. Vallandigham says that if President
DInnson principles are those of the party
winch elected him, he has for at least ten year,
ueen hepublIcan without knowing it. alike
amendment. Go an
;. Call at Tschudy' for good Cottonades. Mrs-
Inns and Callcoes at low prices
Hoop Skirts all sizes, from the smolIos, :.
the largest very cheap, at Baggs & Cotton "
j. II. Primrose is the place to buv tbo lou,
est priced Cotton Warp and Knitting Cotton t Io%
town. Try him This is the place to oS,Un buv I'm IN
cheapest goods in Smyrna. Go and UuS seS tne ele
y b. b. Allen is selling Prints, MusIrs -,
Call and examine. ' any one In town.
II you want superior Black Sill G..
or dresses, go to b. b. Allen aISo SA tor coats
y English Ohl9tz Lawns and other JresS ae STOCK seOGk
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Was taken up out of its regular order, on sus
pension of the rules, on its second reading.
The amendment to the first section reported by
the Committee on the Judiciary was adopted as
follows:
Strike out the words /" twenty.four hours in
the eleventh line, and insert the word immedi.
ately" in lieu thereof; ..-I.
And the bill, as amended, was adopted on its
second reading, ordered to be engrossed, read a
third time, and passed. s
And, on notion the House adjourned. 9.
THoS. L. MAXWELL,
Clerk of the House Of Representatives.
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neaud, EgaD, Fellowes, Foute, Kelso, Moaan
Newton Of jackson Nelson and Purcell voted in
the negative Ia nays.
The bill consequently passed.
Subsequently, Mr.. Ellis asked and obtained
leave to have his vote recorded. and voted in the
negative, making Is nays.
| fa HxpoRTs or STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Abney, On behalf Of the Committee on Paro-
chial AfIairs 70 whom had been referred the fol-
lowing bliss
aAn Ut to repeal an act entitled an act to
cosnsel versions residing in the vicinity of Port
Hsson. east 81 the Mississippi river to keep their
horses, mules, neat cattle and other live stock
within enclosures, approved Dec. goth, 1866 y and
AL at to cnEorce the performance Of road
duty
reported the former bill favorahly, and the
lstter unfavorsbly.
Mr.. Brusle, on behalf of the Committee on En-
rolled Bills, reported duly enrolled the Senate
bill entitled
g An act to authorize John BELOW, Elizabeth
BELOW, Michel Below, Amelia BELOW, Joseph
BELOW, to resume their original name.n
ELLIS CALLED OUT OF THEIR ORDER.
Mr. Scruggs after suspension Of the rules, called
up at It's second reading, the bill entitled
can act to license the vending Of lottery
tickets !"
which was made the special order Of the day
for yesterday.
Mr.. KeIner moved to strike out the enacting
clause, and Mr.. Duvigneaud called for the yeas
and nays on the question Of adopting said motion,
which resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Abney, Egan, Fellowes, kenner'
Lott and Poche-6 Senators
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srlIP AGENTS AND BROE. ERs.

TRANSPORTATION.
ILINOIs CENTRAL RAIIROAD- ~
FARE FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK
Reduced to $40 40.
r w DAIlY TRAINS Cairo morning and evening
sns arrisa OF the Atlantic and Mississippi Stesmehp
"itn all lines East and West y ~' SS'N''oA'
T{me from Cairo to New York, two days
rne rom Cairo to Boston, two days and six hourx
oompanys ofaoo. Cairo III =. '''"'''u Appv 70 'he
s.-' 5h ayEH ". R. ARTHUR,
denorA Superntendent Chicago,
Nv, r. JOHNSON, -
General Passenger Agent Chicaeo
FFsEH B. r. PEGRAM, Aaent ~ :,
Avn common street. opposite the City Hotel,
-. .r'. p e s.| g s..f"g.7ll 70 - - New Or1oans
, B. r. LONGLEY =
General Southern Agent, New Orisana
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Superintendent
rHANDLER'S NEWS EXPRESS, FROM
Magnolia Pike County, to Homesve county seat Pike
county, Miss, tri weekly. ri I-'-'S 800 : ~
From Magnolia Jacksonwood and Liberty tcountv ssaA
Amite county MISS tri. weekly. " NS ''
From Liberty to Centreve and Woodyiile tcountv seat
Wilkinson county semi weekly. T '
WIN supply subscribers residing vicinity of any
on the New Orleans Jackson and Northern Rail
read Southern Railroad and Mississippi Central Railroad and
Monticello county seat dallatn county seat Pins Bluff
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, v1cKsBpRa, JACKSON AND
MERIDIAN DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERB
Ing etc f77 ' '''S
Letters mailed 90 cents enclosed, packages sent to
promptly forwarded -' pS' wan o0
Until mail routes and postoces established viii mail
Office TfTFT= III f> ~ .eA1 P''S
Passage from Magnolia to Liberty .,.,.,,,,.. a. m
11eseis, ". o postage PAID 10
Newspapers and Circulars gu. postage paid ... S
and Advertisements country papers received
by j. BENZ TCHa SnRpfs isee'0'
..... .In. Is Carondelet street.
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\ wsDsEsDAY, FeSurary I, 1866.

b{H &64Hk6 Hnn act TO authorize JOIN He'll
Faiukheth BeIIow. Michel BELOW. Amelia Bel
IA JosSbh BELOW. Is resume their orixinsl nam
Ana requesting siAe concurrence II BE Ben
Ii he following entitled biils: ssssl
AZ act til authorize the issue 81 cer6icates
indebtedness and 81 bonds for the funding Of
same. III sse lsSss
~ An act " antaseise ~ eiate Treasurer to ret
q certain sincunt II money from the general #
ii 1ke ievee "a drainage tund, and auth0rixe
II paynsat of ne same for levee purposes.
"A ~ relative 10 persons arrested within |
~ y u ~ city III New Orleans and parish
@Alssns.
An acf "a organize thu police Of the city Of M
Ofleans, and to create i police board therein;
~ ~ at fer ne relief IF p. F. Morehead,
a t4riG3 TX Asceiision.
azsoLurroNs-
s Rochs tnttpdncsd tho following resolution
y Nas rsad, md pn motion. referred ~ u
csnnittee on Contings nt Expsnsess VA
lssosged, Ihat ths sum M one hundred and az
eI4l1 ~ allowed Hon. John Nelson, Of Lafourche
fM ~ psr diem and mileage, a contestant 70
Az xeet NJ MI. Joseph Nicholas, claiming to be-
senator non re asulcs composed @ fne parlsne
4 of LAfcuIche end ~ Charles, At the late extr
seano9p ~ ne ie9alasare, saad sum to pc PAID
Aent Zen Nielsen out sef ne contingent funds 9
~ Ssnese "a "a hia cwn warrant
e. .ss u Hills AND NOTICES or ELLIS.
$500 III, 1,s.;.ss Il 'nslo
As ~ 9 =. $3.50 $3.50 y ,... \.
,,.;ss e 80 60 4, -
$500 y es'sDl'snlns isrry ac.sss sne Mssis
Z, 4.
FSAA5s ~ - tsS VI 80 Fehauu " siA years
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Use Helmbold'. Fluid Extract Buchu

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Female from whatever originating and no
howong standing 1t is pleasant in odor mmed
ae in action and more Strengthening any pre-
parations of Bark Iron. Ma0UaT
Those suffering from broken down delicate constitutions
procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be that slight may be the
attack OF the above diseases is certain affect his Bodily
Health, Mental Powers, and Happiness.
All the above diseases require the aid of diuretc
'= Helmbold's Extract Buchu
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HELMBoLD's

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Whole Tickets Sl2; Halves Sc Quarters 50 Eighths 80
Prizes cashed by
CHAs T. HOWARD, No 90 Camp street,
or Lockbux Co., PostoHice New Orleans
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I ANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS.
Growth of 1851 HAFSER has large and
inli assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS from Landreth Son
Philadelphia for sale uantftie. suit purchasers
Merchants supplied with Seeds by the DOZEN hundred
sand papers, otherwise retailing Grass Seeds and
white Glover. Onion Sets etc 81 HEHAFNER,
los St Charles street ~
. Opposite st. Charles Theatsr
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BEAUT1FY1NG THE COMPLEXION.

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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsApAR1LLA

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now for the first time the public have which they can
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its effects but the trial of single bottle will show the sick
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Two tablespoonful Of the Extract Sarsapara added to
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a 9g See Medical Properties of Buchu, 'l,r =
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See Professor Devices valuable works on the Practice Of
Physc
See the remarks made celebrated Dr. Physc of Phs
delphia. .a, @ 's-r 'r' T.F
See remarks made by DR.. Ephraim Mcdowell celebrated
Physician and Member of the Royal College Surgeons
Ireland and published in the transactions of the King and
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eRrlCIAL JOURNAL
RrGuLAR SESSION or 1895.

rl1ra1sI.ArURE OF LOUISIANA.
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THE ONLY LOCALIZED AND CHARTERED LOTTERY
IN THE UNITED STATES.
The only paying United States License and per cent
Internal Revenue Tax, on all GALES to the United States
Kentucky State Lottery"
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SIMMONS, FRANCE CO., MANAGERS
CAPITAL PRIZE: $4,000!

CLASS loo-To be drawn in Covngton Kentucky on Wed
nesday, February 18th, 1856 Dbl. ..r,..s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-10

Passengers Gsntilly notify the Conductor pror
inc departure OF tho train. g. PANDELf,