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Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
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DEAR SiE:-The death OF "n "l our firm occasions changes
account Of stock and the ,pn>: entire supply Of Fall
made the largest varied cheapest ever offer.
cd in Piladclpay0u have already spoken to your readers
through your excellent paper and your friends and
neEhnrs have already visited testify to the truth
OF all that has been said Will please now that
everything that is III Immense establishment,
upon thousands of coats pants and be sold off i'm
nefatey at any price for thcm in order that the
proper settlements Of our business may be made.
orR NEcESSITY Is THEE orFoErUEiTY. There Is ar
Gle the price OF which shall bc reduced, rather than
miss sales will let the goods their prices Add "a
TINS the fact that such Iymade cothng 80 beautiful 40
durable and 50 well made has before been manutacu red
IN Philadelphia AMI all will tira is an opportunity
the ikO al which they find again in their whole life
There is NOT boy in your county whom it would moi
pay t" lay in stock of clothing for the next ten years and we
Will confidently To sell one suit to every reader
of your paper,
statesmen will be employed sn that any number m
customers can receive prompt and polite attention The store
wi" oe opened early and kept open and nothing will e
"e 10 stand IN tine way of the mmenate cleaning out of our
whole stock.
feas" insert the enclosed advertisement and make Rnv a
OF hs letter that may the interests of your readers
friends. ~ ~
Yours, very respectfully,
- JOHN WANAMAKER
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall Clothing Building.
Sixth and Market Sts, Phila
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

To LoDGEs OF I. o. OF G. T. OF KENT
COUNTY. The attention of the proper officers
OF the Order is respectfully called to the recent
action OF the Association of l. O. &. T. of this
.Resotred, That each Lodge of the Order in
this county is hereby requested to make an ="
rangements for public meetings, to advance the
cause Of Temperance, and that the LODGES
send report of the number, and the snccess
OF the meetings held, to this Association, ot
Dover, on the Sd Wednesday in February NEXT t.
Rcsot'ed, That each Lodge be requested to
appoint a special committee to carry out the
foregoing. 'i'0
In F. H. and G.
STILES KENNEDY.
w Sec 1,yo tom,
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RUPTURE CORRECTLY TREATED 77 RY
&. III. NEEDLES.

Philadelphia. L N'''
~ IolessiOnal experience in the adjustment of Me.
chancal Remedies and Sunnorts G3r iG ,oor ho
sIVe hm extensive opportunities for practice in this
nut neglected branch To all afflicted with
I1IS nGhNIA or RUPTURE. he can guarantee the sue.
Zach aPpIaion Oi irusses, specially adapted to
cure. F"s '"ulCal
Laoles requiring Trusses Braces, Supporters, Elias
G, o De1's' hahdages, Syrnges, Pessares, &C. will
competent and intelligent FEMALES ~
y banning.s, Braces, Fitch's Supporters, French
i,uestuclaole Frusses Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Feb. 26 ION.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

WE respectfully call the attention Of our readers
TO the celebrated Wilmington City Soap" which
Is giving general satisfaction all over the cmntrv
one pound will go far as two pounds Of most
"'ner soaps IN the market. The people should trv
, soap ahc they viii be convinced that it is the
pest ana most economical they can use. Sold bv
grocers generally. Moore & Bro, manufacturers
""r 50 and Orange sts., Wilmington. Del
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

.STANDIsH' sRESTAURANT.-M CIV Stan
dlSh' proprietor Of the Restaurant, has gained
the reputation he enjoys in this business bv
the pride he takes in keeping frst-class es.
adjustment; No town on the Peninsula can
boast OF Restaurant equal to his His bar
mas the first brand of all kinds of beverage.
and he will go to any expense to get the best
oysters or anything else in the eating line. He
seems seems to be cut out" for the business, and is
bound to meet the requirements of the town
Smyrna, through his enterprise, stands ahead
Ill the restaurant line. ''''''O
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

A HANDSOME REsmENCE.-Mr David G
Wilds, near Kenton, is about comnIet;ng a
large and elegant brick residence at the cost
it is stated of nearly $4,000, into which he
expects to move as soon as circumstances will
permit. This is considered the most attractive
building in the neghborhood, and reflects
great credit on MIR. w.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
Wanamaker e. Brown,
Oak Hall Clothing Building.
Sixth and Market Sts., Phila.

ONh "F THE PoLLARDS KILLED FOR LIBEL.-H. Rives Pol
a" inc et0r OF the Opinion flash paper somo
"hat after the style Of the "La Democrat and
hzhg with that paper in its political feelings was shot os,
In the streets of Richmond Thursday week The
was the publication article in the
erh oplh"n relative to the eoponent OF daughter f Mr.
"h' H. Grant wealthy merchant Of Richmond and raoot
ing S name very grossly the character Of that voun
Erother posted himself Opposite the office r ,
paper ana sh" Pollard aS he entering ,loubI
gun loaded with huckshot, used eleven q, the shot ~
SE roard body one going through heart and kiro
him instantly. ~ " N''l'9
rolIaru al the time he shot had upon his p.rsor ~
''rS' par OF DrrrIngerS, and Il bowie knife TIL. Rich
mona Journal says that this was not an unusual .r,.
for him" ' "'i""'Ael'
co"aTdly as we'll as wicked, has in it nevertheless ~
lnehts "hch seem like retrihutve Justice man rbo h,
eeI ens"Eed IN So many brawls. who had alNAvs tk +
IA" .olehtT into his own hands, and Ell terror IN
people, II IS not strange that he met such fate
lie was brother to E. A. Pollard T , ,,.
history OF the war who near being shot nv h
"iic' In baltimore, last Summer. " ~
''S ''rt III" murderer 2l years Of age has awovs h
"Snrt'i an amabe young man, but was worked IN 70 f.
against the virtue of his sister by said polIarl
''nsl. ms hcentous paper. While nothing can ustif .
"'l'h' uere are good many virtue DESTROYER
, Sah"erers everywhere who deserve Iust sucb m as u1
lard received ' eH '"'e as FoI'
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

y SINGULAR LAW SUIT BETWEEN Two =.
DIES OF WILMINGTON.-A Wilmington nann,
ndS d wonderful account about two resnecta6 81,
ia9leS OF that city, in which one accnsed tbI
otner or stealing her gold watch, iewlerv looc
collars, &c. The accusing lady went to ~
Alderman and preferred charges. The AIdorN
man. thinking there must be some miStakn ;ntho
caarge' proposed instead Of sending a noI;co
TIcer ana thus excite talk, that the accnsino
husband and from his knowing that he 49, .~uy
honorable gentleman. that he would allow bon
" search ms premises and that if there was
an!ytlIhg belonging to her he would at onco
give them up. Accordingly he went with Tho
iady 10 the residence of the accused Ia6v's -
Dand, ana there the accusing lady made saarcb
ana found several articles which she clo;noJ
as her own. The husband Immediately HANDED
Ihc articles over to the officer, and demanded
ADMINISTRATION an of the charges at once. which
was granted by Alderman Vincent. Witnos'
ie ies were examined and all testified that the al
Iegeq stolen articles had been in the accused
them were claimed by her servant girI. who wos
witness. The accusing lady only claims to
nave owned the articles since last Nav Tho
ALDERMAN was unable to decide the matter ond
dismissed the case. The accusing laJv oo,r' amU
planned OF the Alderman decision. and trav.
elied ali the way to Georgetown, and laid tho
matter before the States Attorney. He accor'
dl1gy wrote to the Alderman requesting hin him
to hold on to the goods until Court met whom
ne would examine more fully into the motter
Il In the meantime, fresh evidence was obtained
that was not offered before the Alderman
some ten or twelve witnesses were summoned.
anu the whole matter sent up to the Grand Tn,
ry at New Castle. None of the rehntt;no, 90 |
tlmony before the Alderman, however was
brought before that body. After an examinao
ton, they ignored the bill-in other words
they dismissed the case, too. Thus the case
stands. III" ease
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

THANIKsGIyING. Thanksgiving day was we'll
observed in this town, all the places of bns;.
ness being closed except Mr. Bewley's The
churches were fairly attended. Manv went
cunning, and nearly every one gormondized at
dinner In the evening, by way of little
pleasantly, some of the young folks dressed
themselves up like the "'Old Folks" and odd
folks and paid calls, frequently without being
identified. Some of the chaps" (" in hideous
DISGUISE went round with brooms, shovels, &c
sweeping streets, and cutting up various ca.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

SToLEN.-Some thief entered the carr;o no
house and stable of Mr.. Samuel Brady ot s.
Georges Hundred, on Tuesday night Of last
week, and carried away one of his match horses,
his best buggy and harness, and two horse
blankets. The same party proceeded to the
stable of Mr.. VIM. Brady, brother of Samuel
who resides in the vicinity of Middletown, and
stole s,d set OF harness from him. A reward of
$l0O has been offered. - -
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

- RiELIGTOUs.--Rev. Augustus Mcdonald, Of
t tFrlnceton, ofhClated atthe Presbyterian Church,
W Hgrei sunday last. Next Sunday Rev. Geo. l..
Wolfe, of Georgetown, will preach.
There will be a Sunday School meeting Of
the schools connected with the Methodist
churches, in Wilmington, in Union M. r.
Church this evening December 2d) under the
auspices of the Ministerial Association of VIII
mington District. "
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
DEATHS.

hANSoM-ln Phila the s7th ult Salie iaug NJ ANt
ana Lydia RANSOM formerly of Smyrna) aged years.
l"NLlNSoN-ln Frelerica, Del. the 2nst inst. Mar! Lot
wife of James Tominson and of Rev Joseph L'
is in the 49d year of her age
rancis Asbury son Of Rev. Joseph and Sarah Cook
the Wilmington Conference died at Brdgaye Della N0'
Sith 1868 aged two years and nearly twelve weeks.
LEE-On Sunday Nov 29th at the residence Of hu,'n
kt. Rev. Alfred Lee, in Wilmington, Julia White Lee in
3sth year of her age
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

Three hundred barrels of whiskey were
seized in Cincinnati, on Monday by Internal
Revenue officers. 1t was found that the wbis-
key was from to Is per cent. above the nroof
degree on the guager's certificate. The penal
ty TOR this offence is imprisonment, contiscatlon
and 5000 fine for each barrel.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
COAL OIL! COAL OIL

The safest, best and cheapest oil, for Illuminating
purposes in the market. We guarantee If to be al
that is represented. and at less cost TO dealers than
can be purchased in this, or the Philadelphia Na,
ket. Give US a call
u,, THOMPSON & CO.,
wholesale and retail dealers in CoaIOI Lard Snerm
whale and Lubrcatng Oils, s. w. cor. SECOND
and MARKET SITS, Wilmington, Del Tap22. ly
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

Coon TEMPLARs IN KENToN.-The Lodge
OF Good Templars organized in Kenton abont
a month ago is in fourishing condition. II
ing officers: -'-'0"
=, Lewis Graham, W. c. T., Mrs. Annie WiIds
W. Y: T., Robert A Davis, w. r. Sec, w
y. Wilds, W. +. S., Mr.. John A. Lee, w,
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
IMPORTANT ANNOVNCEuE~T

Ialnh Alishler in card published in the Jancastr po
h notclng an imitation of Mishers Herb Filters od
nis SOIL lthry Ia MlNhcT. IL the rrorp lliriy H.
TeTn, % oF iyHry IT, MiSher does not know anything Of the
, i w. of MANlFACTCRING MSHLERS liz RB I{ITTEpS tat
THE PkEPAHATIuN MADE HIM Is u,St cor ms ms a'
S Sr . aitI Mlltn Henry L. Mishrr. agents gPp.
IhEik NINTrkE to be MisllerS Herb BttSrs %
lIrOSIokS and trust that Dr. Hartman ~ v %Iv
MI prosecute them, assuring the
To- JSTtSE % m spared on my part to BRNG THE OFFRXbERS
OOstrve that the BuTTLE offered for sal, hsars
tnEkEL PATENT GEAnUArED SCALE or DnsEs hnv," rs
lass, anu mas an INTERNAL kENENUE STAMP WITH ~
other I'm INN COkk' None
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

GONE TO MARYLAND.-DavidJ Jester, whose
arrest we noticed last week as one of the rob.
berS OF the store Of Mr.. Price at CeciIton. Md.
was taken from Dover Jail last Monday morn
ing by the Sheriff of Cecil county for convey.
ance to the Jail of that county. 1t was appre-
hended that another attempt would be made
py some OF Jester cOnfederates to rescue him
by breaking the Jail here but no one offered
himself as a mark for the two vigilant dennt;oS
who guarded the cuIprit. - DeLrlrnrenn. 49,
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

- MAN KMLED.-A young man, named George
May native of Cheltenham, England, was
Instantly killed, near Newark station, on Thurs.
day afternoon, by being run over by engine
10. 4S: He was traveller, on his way from
New ork to Baltimore. A very strange fea-
ture OF the accident was the fact that he was
waikIng on the track opposite to the one on
which the locomotive was coming. and wbon
the engine was close to him, annarentlv 6aEh-
erateIy stepped on the other track.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

" DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATARRH treal.
ed win the utmost success. by J. IsAACs, NJ D. and
Professor of Diseases Of the Eve and Ear in the
cal College OF Pennsylvania, u wears exnerenco
Gormery OF Leyd0n, iIolland) No. Sa5 Ar:h NIrreI
FhIla. Testimonials can be seen al his office Cbe
neulcal faculty are invited to accompany Their ia
"eh's as ne has no secrets III his practice ArticioI
eyes inserted without pain. No charge ior examine
~ iel7.ly
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

DOLLAR CORN.-A perfect furore was created
among our farmers on Monday by one of our
Clayton firms (Messrs. Garmon) offering a dol.
lar for yellow corn. A rush was made to their
office aud by eight o clock yesterday morning
they had purchased over twelve thousand hush.
elS. Having purchased that amount in about
~ hourS' to NIL contract for party in Phla.
leaving many crest fallen sellers to mourn their
ill luck" '-oi
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

An application was made in the United
','ateS Circuit Court at Richmond, Monday, by
tue counsel for Jeff Davis, to quash the indict.
nIent against that individual on tbe oroun6
that the Fourteenth Amendment provides that
oiSfranchlsement shall be the only punishment
Ior participation in the rebellion. Chief JUS
hce Chase decided to hear arguments on this
motion on Thursday next tomorrow
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

HEAVY LOss-BOND ROBBERY.-The bouso
OF Mr.. Samuel Pusey, No. COZ West ST Wi.
mlngton, was entered on Monday. the 18th ot
Nov, by some scoundrel and from $I5. 900 r.
SIIOO0 IN U. 5. government bonds and other
securities stolen. One day before the bonds
were missed, those in the house heard some
one come in, whom they supposed to be Mr.
PuSey,; but he came in shortly after. II IS
sad MIR. Pgsey retired at night and fastened
the door-that some time after 10 O'clock p
W., Mr.. Lewis Thompson of Mill Creek lid
rang the bell and then walked in. Mr.. Pnsev
expressed astoniShment at this, as he had fa:.
tened the door. When the discovery was made
that the bonds had been stolen, a suppo.ition
gained favor that the thief had gone In on the
day when it was supposed Mr.. Pusey had him.
self entered, and remained in the house. nm.
fastening the door. and passing out between
the time DIR. Pusy fastened it and Mr.. Thomn-
son entered. Nothing has been heard of the
ponds since nor has any clue been had to the
The Gazette, from which we take the above.
says the matter has been kept quiet up to the
present for prudential reasons 1t also saws
that further Investigation puts the amount of
the bonds atnot over $4,000. Mr.. =. is
worthy man.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

EDUcATIONAL-A meeting will be held IN
the Brick School house No. 3, on Soutb st
Smyrna. on Saturday afternoon Dec 9Th. at
2 o'clock, for the purpose of Organizing q
Teachers Institute. The teachers of the town
and vicinity, School commissioners, and ali
friends of education are cordially invited to be
present. SEVERAL TEACHERS
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
Errors Of Womb,

teheman who suffered years from Nervous Dobi;,
n Decay and all the effects youthful indisrrs
all ot the sake OF suffering humanity, send free IN
WHO eed H. the recipe and direction for makS tho siD
remedy by which he Sufferers wsbing
confidence, ~ ~ ~ "' I11IIN aHIresSihg, 81 IN perfect
nOvi-ly E,itNN 81 SuDf.N.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

A number of the personal and political
friends of Hon. b. f. Biggs assembled at his
residence last Wednesday evening to congratu
late him on his election and devour bis roast
turkey, fried oysters. &c.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

PoTAToEs.--A correspondent fthe Gazette.
writing from Kenton, in speaking of the notato
crop says that Mr.. Gilpin, of PhiladeIp6ia'
who has large farm near Kenton, it is esti
mated shipped to the city 5000 bushels. for
which he received ON an average over SI 90
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

LAND SALEs.-Ex Sheriff Collins sold here.
last week, the real estate of John A. Hurlock'
in the Alley" about six miles from town. in
all about $40 acres. for $1,000 subject to a
lien Of $4,000 Lea Il Son, of Wilmington.
purchasers 1t is remarkably cheap
Matthias Day, u. S. Deputy Collector, has
purchased of Hon. j. p. Comegys, farm near
PIP acres, for 8 IS, 900. =.
See Sheriff sales in this issue.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

zuO NeW Castle County Loan due 1874 counopa bo,. 49,
5OoG Del" SI r sale S2 q shares Of Farmers Bank stock
% oRds and Del Railroad stock by j. McIoar & Son
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

Ii1hn IL published every "Wednesday art,.r,,o, 49,
.osSrH IL. hoFFEcKER. Editor and prpretor NJ S. ~
Delaware. 'I''''OI'" AT smyrna,
VERAS-SuBECRIrTIox- year A. m ~ ada. ..
no' pad ti the end of the No IA apcr & :!
Nfreor' are Dad-oniy at the option of the Publisher
ADTEBTIsEMBSrs will be inserted at the ,o,so, g.. O.
OrtH' hf't insertion; subsequent insertions Three
naal and yearly advertisers SUM "
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

PAY UP.-The Gazctte SAYS: Tho Sheriff
has served great many summons on parties
who have subscribed to the stock of the Wi
Il Reading Railroad, living within the city to
appear at New Castle and answer for non-pay-
ment.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

Remember Wyatt & Garrett shirt manufac-
ture, when you want white shirts No. 62l
Market Street, Wilmington Del [apl5-lyl
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

- We buy and sell j2jS. l0-i0S. 1881 and ALL other c
Civ Lnan X S|eGrtHs % Delaware State Bonds wilmington
t"Id ant Silver wanted 5 20 Coupons dI,. Nr ~
Maeu 10y Joln MeLoar " Son. Bnnkers --t.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

Don't forget to wIite for Wyatt & Carrots
Circular OF Measurement No. G2l Market st. j.,
Wilmington, Del. lapI5-Ivl
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

- SIT0BI,An DgATH-LoCKJAw WITHOUT VISIBLE CArsp
Thomas HALL u ConcOrve Delaware county Pa died AZ
sut clock Friday morning, OF lockJaw Deceased was
Sas S " years Old and had been attending store Tor Mr. wor
wound or hurt about him which could for
hh aseaHe Nethr had he recollection having received
eY hurt His death lock
u sULlivwlaI remarkable.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
WILLIAM WEIGur,,.,
r.; r N "ihIi AM WFlGtTTMAN
Firm of Powers & WeIghtman. Nonn,oo'n'.

81
| ~, chemists Ninth and Brown Sls pb,oJ "V
HELMBOID FLUID EXTRACT BUCuU t,, voL
HiI1.ng Mg rom ihuIScretIon The exhausted now",.'I
Na.u!e Whlch are accompanied by so many aI,,,
symptoms, among which will be found Li,. "a''lIrg
10 ExertIOn, Loss of Memory Wakclulra'i' fU''"H f%H
VI osease or rebOdngs Of Evil IN fac, Tr,'O in'.'O
Lasstnde ProsratIon and inability to euI,, ',,''m
| enjoyment Of society. ' ''o lie
The Constitution once afTertad ;,b A. -
ness, requires the aud of Medicine to s,,,t "esS
nVPora'e me 81 >iem winch He,mbold'. EIr," ll U
emu invariably does If no treatment * .nl, np
consumption or Insanity ensnes '"''u 80
neImbOd's Fluid Extract Buchu in aGo,,,,
culIdr 10 emaes, Is unequalled by any orhe, n,r r
tio"' aS In Chor0sIs, or Reeniinn Pairfunat1 t1''
suppression OF Customary EvacuatIuns Ulrc,oI@I VI
'o"IIrus Stale OF the Uterus, and all co1,ul.i,I"
uen' 10 the sex whether arising FROM habits or Li
life. wv "'''l'e ot chahgeO
=, HEtMLoLD S FLUID EXTRACT RUCU. ,xn Iuvpo..
noSE " ASH viii radIcaly exterminate i,u,n ,,o
h "IsetSeS arising from habits Of dssinalinn a, Il
TIE expense. lItte or no change in d,et ~, ;,a." -"
eICe Or exposure; completely super edlng tLoso t,r
geFonS remedies, Copava and Mercurv in oII ,t.r
Diseases --'''u y Ill all These
USE HELmBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT Brcur in oil d.
S VI lhese organs, whether existing IN mai. fl,
0'"dic' from Whatever cause originating and M, ma,
Ter OF how long standing 1t is pleasant il, ,a,o
Uuol' immediate IN action, aud more slrcnOiLen,n,
'''am r any OF the Preparations Of Bark or Iron
n"Se suffering from broken down or delicate con-
sHiC llois' procure the remedy at once
ne reader must be aware thai, hnwever slight NAV
ne The attack of the above diseases il is ceS, T.,
aheGt e me BODILY health ard mental powers.
All Oh me above diseases require The aid Of Durs
iIc IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHT =. ,Sr grss,
DuretiC ONiiO 10 'He gfea'
ooId by druggists everywhere PRIcE-sl25 rs no,
pote' or bottles for $3.50, delivered to any address
describe symptoms IN all communications
II, address H. +: HELMBOLD Drug and ChemIaI
W " aten01se, 594 Broadway, New YORK
Nj ONE ARE (IENITINL' ITNIL nnNt, I'm "a
=, = steel engraved wrapper with fac-simile Of nv
: Dhemlcal Warehouse, and signed
hOV<5 I'm II. T. HELMBOLD
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

CALIsAYA BARK.-lt Is SAID that Messrs Drake 4,
Co. (propretors of the PLANTATION BITERs) are The
SrgeSt importers OF Calsaya Bark in this country
and that, with the piion Of an 0ccasionoI saI I'll
they import is used in the cOmpounding of their ceIe
orated PLANTATION BIrTERS-IO which Ihev undoubt
euly are indebted for their wonderful he aIth resor
ing properties As Tonic ami Appeliser they are
not surpassed, and we cheerfuy recommend Them
All hisi-cIass druggists keep them for SALE
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr 10 the best Imnor,ed
"ermah Cologne and sold at half The price. sep9lv
KemtgnceS to England and Ireland Drafts for II and up
aHaI'Dlt ~ all parts OF England and Ireland issued m
I%est rate G3 and Silver wanted highest rates by no
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
ply SlCIANS.

w llll ol' lANS
NEW YORK, August li,b ,...
allow me to call your attention l., , 81, ,,i W..
IlON OF COMPOUND EXTRACT II.',imtI;r NY rAEA
component parts are BUGllU, LoN,. i., ~, ~, r,o
JUMPER BERRIES ''''AF' 1T BEBS
MODE OF PREPARATGON.-Bucbui IN ,
per oerIies' by dIsllllalinn, 10 form y luc '"..
GAriicleu ny displacement hv luur,r ,,, N'-'i
Jumper berries containing vc;y lui!c ,,', If"n
Propor'lOh Ol splrIts, and more uHIoi.,1 ~ j 'tt.
extracted. ''- ny 'hs I,,
Buchu, as prepared by Druc,,g,. oo,,,...,..
uaik coior' IL ls plant Ina, ctujls lis i,,! '"l
1cuoi ol name destroys lhIs dts acti,. , ~ he
'ed'lhg dark ana gluiinOus decucii,n IPe.
color oi ingredients. The BuChu IN NV Is Tie
PIeIoina'eS; Inc smallest quantity of ,h t'a'I'1
gredlens are added, to proven, f. er,nn,, "'er N.
inspection, 1t will be found not Io be 'r'ni nra
ID tharmacOPGa nor is IT Syrup.rd .t ,'t a. made
be used m cases where fever or ,,,t; ''oe rbp
In thls, you have the knowledge o( ,l. @ el'l-
and The mode OF preparation. ''sIeulen,
Hoping that you will iayor if with ,.;t
upon Inspection 1t will meet with Won, a1 '1 ~" That
With feeling Of conldeT,c FF'O'~"'a,
am, very respectfully.
C..-. H. #. HEi.MBOID
Chenlst and Druggist of l6 Years F,I,,,''''
fnlladePha and now incared oi b,s ,."'' 10
~ chemical Warehouse, 59t Broadyay - .@
FROM The largest Manufacturing Cher,.;; ~ T.
WorldJ N'''0'''' IN '1e
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occupied me Drug Store opposite NV e,ldp,r ne ne
% "po successful III conducting the business 49, ""
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Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
TO COnssIsnDfiyes.
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op mo the street from the window of r. Hills stora
fClNS attscbt nj pair OF Cuffs with GOLD SIEVE NIT
H. HllIH Jr
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
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