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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-10-11

SERVANTS BURNED-A female SERVANT be-
longing to MIR. II. Vandyke of Sassafras Neck,
caught fire a short time ago from candle in
her bedroom and was so badly burnt that she
died. Mr.. V. and his wife were sick in bed,
and unableto get up; they heard her but by
the timethey got other persons aroused she was
burnt past recovery. In a short time he pro-
cured another woman, whose clothes caugt
a fire few days ago while taking pot from
fire, and she was so severely burnt she viii
probably not recover
In extinguishing the burning clothes of the
last one, MIR. Vandyke had his hands so badly
burned that be Will lose the nails off most il
not all his fngers-CeciI Wing.
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DEcEAsEp.-We learn with regret that Amos
IL. Wckefsham, Register of Wills of this coun-
w. dled at his residence in New Castle, about
eight O'Clock on Friday morning. He was
quite active at the election, on Tuesday, and be-
coming very much excited, was seized with n
mt when he was carried to his home. The
usual restoratives were applied, but he con
unned to grow worse until death put an end
to his existencn. He leaves wife with a
large family to deplore his sudden departure
hence,-Del. Republican.
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VI IU..k
Oct, 7, 1854.
! Mr.. EDITOR Perhaps a letter from thi.
portion of the Peninsula may not be amiss at The
present time. The most interesting item o.
news, believe, is the session of the court fo,
this county during the present week. Quite a
number of cases have been disposed of, though
not many of them were of serious character
The most important case was the trial of a
negro, named Dave Thomas, for the murder Of
VIM. H. Butler. The jury rendered verdict
of "guilty of murder in the second degree."-
Upon the rendition of the verdict, evidences
OF strong disapprobation were apparent among
those assembled; and serious threats were made
of forcing open the jail, and hanging the negro
by lynch law. The excitement ran so high that
the sheriff summoned posse to quell any dis
turbance which might take place, though | be-
lleve they had no occasion of acting, although
rope wa procured with which to hang the
negro. The community were entirely unpre-
pared for such verdict, as it was the general
opinion that he was guilty of a most attrocious
murder. The court sentenced him to the Peni-
Tertiary for 16 years and 7 months The court
suppressed the licenses of several grogreries
and fined w. Pritchet Sl2 for selling spirtuous
liquor on the Boonsborough camp ground. A
good move certainly.
Our farmers are pretty generally engaged in
seeding, although the ground remains hard and
dry. They are applying guano and other ferti-
llzers, in large quantities. The corn crop in
this county proves to be much better than was
anticipated some time back-the yield will
probably be at least an average one.
The Know Nothings are creating unite q
sensation in these quarters, and if reports are
correct they are becoming rather numerous in
this county. Dame Rumor has it that there
are some of the queer genus in Denton; but.
as "don't know of course I can't saw
The result of the recent elections in vonr State
is cheering to every patriotic heart. It is hiOb
time that demagogues and those who are toadv-
ing for the foreign vote, should be sipnallv re.
bukcd; and | am glad that they and their min
ions have met with such well-timed blow in
Delaware.
"uS fS'y hiuSh PicdoSu WIN paragraph
which appeared in the Times the other dav in
regard to the union Of the Peninsula into one
State. Why is it, Mr. Editor, that so desirable
an object cannot be speedily accomplished! I
have no doubt but large majority of the in
habitants would be in favor of such move
ment, were it but agitated among them. Il
seems so unreasonable that a district.of coun-
try, the interests of whose inhabitants are, or
should be, in common, embraced as it were in
those arms of the sea, the Chesapeake and
Delaware Bays. should be under separate State
govornmenfs. Consolidate the different DOR.
tons of the Peninsula---let the people see that
their interests are in common, and il would
give an impetus to progress and improvement,
which nothing could retard. watered as Il Is
by its almost numberleas rivers and creeks an
every side, and with railroad in the centre. its
advantages would be second to none in the
Union. Let q consolidation" tl,en. he o,,r
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PRIzs oDE.--The prize of 500 offered bv
the Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Associa.
ton OF Sandusky, Ohio, for the best ode to the
Greek Slave ofPowers, has been awarded 10
Mr. Augustine Duganne, ofNew York There
were lIO competitors for the prize. The
committee to whom the odes were, referred
ior aeelsoion' consisted of Messrs., Richard
lor, and the one selected is in DuoASnr's VEN
dest vein Is 1s s. !, - - : ' : very
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Fusion Is MIcHIGAN.--The Wing State Con-
vention met at jackson on Thursday, and after
organizing, adopted an address to the Wings
of the State, virtually recommending the indie
pendent State ticket, setting forth their views
upon the Slavery question, and pledging them
selves to unite with the friends of Freedom in
any EFFORT to redeem the State. Eech member
signed the address, and the Convention then
adjourned.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN.-The election re-.
turns in Pennsylvania, as far as received, show
a majority for Pollock, the Wing and Know
Nothing candidate for Governor. Pollock's
majority in the city and county of PhianeIphla
is 1856.
The city and county officers are nearly al
Wings, Natives, and Liquor law men.
The Know Nothings have, 1t is thought, Cur
rled the State
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BLUE HENS CHIcKES.-We see it stated
that the Chicken has been purchased by IL. G
proprietor Of the Delaware Statsm0n, and that
Mr.. Vincent, the Editor of the former is to be
the local Reporter of the latter.--Del. Jour
nal
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POLITICAL.-We notice a call for an Ameri-
can meeting, IN Dover, on the 18th inst, for the
purpose of nominating a county ticket. The
Democrats also hold meeting for the same
purpose. at the same place, on the 17th
The Wings of Sussex meet in GEORGETOWN
tomorrow.
The summing upof the late election returns
for this State, show Know Nothing majority
of $685.
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IT a R R IE D ,

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. NJ. Jcrman, Mr.
JOHN PHILLTPs and Miss MARY L. SAPP, boti
Of New Castle county, Del.
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THE SEaYREaA TIRE S
is PUBLISHED EVERY

WEIDNIsS1DAE LEODNIT9
IN THE TEMPERANCE HALL, SMYRNA, DEL,
by ROBI. -. UOFFECKER,
At $3.50 per annum, in advance; or $500 if
not paid TIL the end of the year. No paper
will be discontinued till all arrearages are
paid.
Advertisements not exceeding one square,
conspicuoualy inserted one time for fifty cents,
two times for sevcnty-fve cents, three times
for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for every
subsequent insertion; longer ones in proportion.
VIM r. CAHooN, Esq, Mcssrs. " uIIAnI
MAGEG, and VIM. r. MANNING are authorized
to act as Agents for tho Times
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6T In Cincinnati, the American Reform
ticket is elected by $500 majority.
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" The Know NOthmgs have elected theil
candidate for Mayor in Newark, N. J.
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Runaway from the sub
scriber residing in Appointments Hundred,
New Castle county, on the Sd Of August last,
withoutany provocatiOn or cause, my son Joseph
aged 20 years. All persons are forbidden to
trust him on my account, as Twill pay no bills;
of his, contracted after the above date.
JOHN NEWSON.
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LOST-A Pocket Book. on

the 9th ut, between SMYRNA and Dover, containing
S2l in money and several Judgment Notes, Tor S9j
one for S2j, and C,r S3U-besides a number Of
Due Bills aud Receipts. The Under, by returning the
Bsok and Papers, can keep the money (S2l I'd
Oct. 4-'J4. GEO. w. HARDESTE
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. Z
IL TONS best Government Peruvian Gaano
80 5O0O bushs. best plymouth Stone Lime.
IooOO bushels best Sehsylkili Fine Line.
20 thousand good Hard Brick, q - ~
~ :" Samon Brick, eses
90 ferches, Building Stone, i, '....t.t..
800 bushels Ground Alum Salt.
20 sacks Ashton's best Salt. A-'s 49,
S 81 SSls. Fresh Ground Family Flour,
20 20 6bls: Eastern Herring.
' poO, IDS p;i Bacon, IN HAMS Middings, &C.,
pest Building Lime constantly on hand -
ANY quantity of good Stone Lime. from, plv.
mouth quarries and kilns, NAV he eon,rsstsa
or by Farmers, for the land OF hast cnslI.v -
cheapest going rates. =. :. 80 a s0.''''' -
$ % GEO. w. CUMMINs q co.
Smyrna, June 20, ls54.-6m. =
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NOtIct
Elegant New Style Clothing.

( HAS. HARNESS. g. son, + ,sh,onab,e e,.,.h. -
- ~ Market street, Is. Z. corner OF fourth s,reel
hflaGc. Il Il. e''
The EAten'ive WaTeroOms Of c. u. d. Son. are no,v
Ia with large and musl elegant stock OF FASH nbo
IOIlllNG 'Of The Faii and " inter season brar,, =
every article "a Dress. IA endless variety ui (.,uv
Maena' AM Design, all and m ide m The la,e.tai
W"'i approx Cd Yes. and ut lower Price than .iib
ihs ms e. or been offered III this CITY.
all and satisfy yourselves. as y e are co, ,e, ~, >
tFr'h'ng Cannot &c surpassed. II equaled
CHAS. HARKNE.S a. son
orI: ;, SIoIh, l@S Market street.
S. L. PANcOAsT. THos = ,.,,,e.,,.u
S. l.. PANCOAST & Co,
I ON sSIOn Nlerchanfs
And Dealers in -r
Fish and Provisions gcncra4Lv
No II North Wharves, Philadelphia.
Sep. 90, '54-3m. .-
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" George Glllispie, of this place, fell Out
OF wagon on Thursday night last, and was
run over, getting his left arm broke, and was
otherwise considerably injured. Drunk O.
course. DR.. Moore was called in.
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OBlTuAHV.

Died. on Tuesday. the 10Th ;pSt NJ bic .,,,;
dence. nea. SMYRNA. MIR Rsp,,y,r n Crnl,,.,,.'n
in the 2Sth wear Of his are
Ded'" Is no fesPecteroi persons. HE young
"''en' "hle I'D lhe prime OF NJ, are sna'ched
lt''l "u' 'Ii"Tace. ana we are Ieit To mourn
,'i''' ~ paTt"Te WIN nothlhg out fond remcm-
"I"hcT 10 owen upon. Inc deceased was uni
lE'Sd'iy t<'eF'tco ~ an "no knew nm Tor his
AK Hfi'F' ihGHs'F} ana genuine principle AS
a if:.I'r ma surveyor lie stool high ~ The estI-
h'"' on q tAr community. From ms earliest
?""' N.il rs &ta;h ne was &"'ca Tor tHc inter-
est ne II :n..e.''d IN the Church, temperance,
ana ~ 'ile TN Teal reiorfX2 Of the day. Just
as ne f+S r.d"fi&g h'o the p@- ION III euc.cty
W'cm lis ae" al!o,ynd he vas {,1rrjcd .ul. -
!! aWHy-hIs Face NAY not ~ruh he !Ili2d. lie
leaves Il !oE ~ and nulHtroH. friends f.
mourn ISL -, ;hat Is q stfu:c %".c falls u'on
ti3m LeVH.!y
:, b'i"f>e" '!i.5 = on t"o '.'i" nil, N!Ii.!a i
1 l'A""o,'' - ""out " yeart.
Several wears snc,. h, o., .,.r.,r,.. Il ,,.o So.
ncWiG:. rrtc,. of God. ana ul,ff., ,...i H.. =
H. Church: and from llat t,,o. =. h. l..,'...'..
1t Is believed, he maintainc! = str:c; RI ,:.,i..'
department. lie WAS arc!eg:ily attached .fLo
Church, ana loved to speak 1t inc -i,...i 49,.
and poser Of "Mctlioais,a." H.: r.l 49,.
calm, peace full and triumphant il ~: e. p
happy privilege to visit him daring h; s.,.,..,
and to witness his entire deaGnr.s to
and his strong confidence in Gal I,'s I,.,.,
see'leu 10 De Hied con. n"a!Iy with Tho Divine
Pl pre- .'e: we ""ko" nun II H. nd il" tolra
l.p"' 'i"' 'e was Ppr9achng ''e c'o-ae scene!
- H. G'Ph't'caIIy' No;i@--.taai Saviour
forts me; that religion which enioy. il onjy
retain it few hours more, VIII r;,e me = r,,.t.
ing pace in glory-praise Jesus praise Ins,s ,
| have no tcars-not doubt; siall get safely
'"L"uS h-"l IS Clear. And It dld carr h Il!
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FARM FOR SALE,

siif The subscriber will sell at Private
t&iia oale' MS Farm, lying on the road lead.
49, my from Smyrna to Leipsic, about an
equal distance from each place. IN Dnck EsoaL
hundred, Kent county. Del New DWELLING an
the iarmi It is urder good fencing. with =
young Peach and Apple Orchard, in full hear
ing. The Farm contains Lao ACRES Tsrns
reasonable. For further particulars. enon;rs 80
the subscriber, on the preihisers. 80 %f"te u
'@@'i >e@ - ID. s. CASPERSoN
Smyrna, Oct. IL, ls54-Im. - - >'1N
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Registers OnlUu.

hcnt county; -. H. u, ;..:4
7 TPON The Application Of Alexander so..... .,,n
~ l-c"or OF William l.,Wci.. ,a.cu O. iu..tf,,
't"Edr' IL said county, de- i,ti, !. 9. ,.u.. Q,
direct ~ tar Register. tt,. tilc a4d ,..A..4
CIV" hoii'c ci Ia. 2f2h!:u- LcU.r, 90! g.. mn
apo" III" ii:, ui the sand t:cccts L. L.
tiseaAcht: ." nc iusivd Within luriy ,aTs lrcnl
ol such 'ilef., IL SIX - The IIosi IiJmc uiac,
80 MY al he"i recurring al persons la. .n1 ii,
gaiiFi lhc e. itic 1" irtsc Me s:,IDc, as a..
C. 90 aS>eriJs s.vh 49,, ni.. !c ....: ..,,;
al. o caus' ;he sane 10 D. iAstr.,.t .. .4,.~
neVspa er itp. .-kod y. IKE Ionn 0. IN ,
; 0atilIe ihcrc4il>4x W,ehs
.A2235 ''i\ IN M er de hun,. IN, $50. .
.tIsgf AZ. tfice OF The REGISTER uio.t....
s:sSe . 5St5< kehi Coli, aiY4.s;,la the d..
tisgg 80 flS above WrIIen.
9SssfsS H. W. hLlAoLl.s,
i.,2.str.
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motto aud now while order and reform are the
watchwords Of the day, may the ball be set in
motion, and roll on to thespeedy accomplish
ment of this great object
Yours, in the bonds of Temperance,
~ OTTo.
P. S,-Since penning the foregoing, learn
that on the night of the 7th, the citizens of
hetceun*y assembled to the number of about
one hundred, and, despite the remenstrances of
the sheriff. proceeded to force open the jail, and
take the negro mentioned above therefrum, and,
rigging a beam in tree, compelled him to
mount a ladder, and hung him. After suffer
ing him to remain suspended about two hours,
he was cut down, and laid in the Jail, whenthe
crowd dispersed fer their homes. From what
can learn the whole was carried on in an order
ly manner, quite different from the conduct ex
hibited often in such exciting scenes. o.
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W The trial Of DR.. Steiner, for killing Mai.
Arnold, has again becn postponed.
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Communications.
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Times.
Letter from Denton, Md.

DENTON, Caroline County, Nd, }
Oct 7. 1874 Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-18
EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON
N THE BEAR. WOMAN

This rare phenomenon has been brought this city from
ei.ies Europe in New Orleans Louis Chicago,
has passed tho propretors received many
the time They ntsadcd on their arrival here to leave at
ia Of The Collins but who
pronounced Of the wonders that
month since they certain that il viii produce an
that @ belongs TO The nasa race but az tho same time she
features very similar TO those bcarthe nose
mouth msSapen and hsrI.sls and the interior teeth
~ ssya's ss
'ss
n hs h1 ssa @ s nS % 10
covered says he mother that she was Of
neshssrhood the b.trst copua Sierra, where
a. srs e O. It. from
tie year FL ITse eGsnry ss ger; h Sat h ssr
Sierra The land was Is unequal here tuat. one
within sight of the other as W. stream formed itself
voe even al short distances On wishing e rsurn home
we snem nsa % she had
that great were made 70 and hor but they proved
years afterward driver having occasion pass
m. sPos lsara human voices which alarmed him some.
i sen hike Ss.rS G ss o soe % ss
who cried for hep and that had KEEP. her shut
up there for two years and above ALL TO lose no time
the animal would short time with the
fruits which lie daily brought for her sustenance e
greatly moyd called upon the neghbors immediately and
related the sad discovery he had OF the young
whom all supposed 70 be drowned They armed aad
went to the spot delivering the prisoner who looked
like spectre than pale and emacsted did
After being freed she imored them TO hasten away
sfe shortly expected the q the terrible animal
In fact he made his appearance n few moments and
Infatuated at his prize being taken away but, being
wounded by Of the present he turned and entered
his The party also about TO leave when with
horrible anger he reappcarcd with young boar In
the net q doing this he fell dead leaving at his feet $50 the
But be this It mhy II Is that such phenomenon
is in New York short time has seen
before We satisfied that those who visit II will
that have not exaggerated account but feel
We have not described II as fully as we might
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paates-By Dr. A. n MAuriesau professor q dissss,s
ct vensa; ess hundfsdtA edition. g0vOOO) Emo pp SS
=. 6.s pap. exRl&btnding; price u. Every plains
Which wc.Aa saADs frpm giflheoe 70 womanhocd, lnA
ano - win 80 n>thse fally described With tAs
csassg aad aes ths pespsr mode OF
in PLAZA dne Sat In ths ncveeohaste Language easy
undersesoA I'D enue sveU woman can discover BY con
pairing hse evn syDptoeeh th2ss described the natux
eharasts. ase ssSSs - sonpsint aad Be spared nusR
Ss cse Aed e nst.ustlsA esA advice Of che StmoSt
tysns1 Oh een5elt!ng medical gentisman VIII And
ympgens which 9hrwiss wssd occasion aon anxiety q
alarm. Hsw many sieriAG s distractions OF rrsxs
laritlSs pseae the female ystsa which undermine Sae
hsal Of he eject u which thsy Ignorant which
thsr dsoAey fosbids seeking medical advice How masy
suffer from roApsus uer Calling Of the womh or from
nuor Albus (aklesu debility, AcH How many con
slant agpny for uny mcnt preceding condnement How
many have diGeut, NOT dangerous deliveries, and
anSncsrAin reoovsrien Some whose lives hasardsd
during sush will each find In s the Of
vsntion, amellorntcn and relief Nov many bitter
ment how much anguish might have boen TO this
ssnersf she husbAnd 70 the relatives ~ timely
she vareu: subjects treated Of they Of nature
msrrisge Tor sale by strinssr Townsena slroadway
Adrance SHERMAN Co. Aster Horse. No vesey
newms a Davenport. Tribune Bpndings ~ No. Astor
house brcaawyt and ~ the publication 10 Idrey
street, rev horki Joseph Pucksr Mobile: also n Peter.
con no Chcstnrt street. Philadelphia On the recett o.
copy VII te transmitted ~ mail free o. possse 20
"A, post paid, TO Dr. KAURJCEAU. ones 10 liberty
stsest, n. T.. Or boz IA New TVsk gsst Oass.
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THREE VALUABLE AND IMPROVED EsrATEs ON
Tide Ws,er Virginia for sss-Ths subscribers o9er for
extensively known Spring Grove Laurel Spring and ai
ism. lately owned and occupied By Col John Avery en-
Wooded and timbered land tho remainder land and
nearly every acre well marcd and most off superior
Of corn wheat oats And the grasses The buidinss
Springs Of excellent water abound Tho promises rho 10.
cation is proverhally heslthy and convenient
being almost connected b. plank road with Water
within fsyen alss Of she village Of CABIN Point and
and seT.rai raw mills the adotng property
very highest prices raid Tor ell kin ds Of pro
cdate neiehborlood fog say other information address
IN person or BY mail, PACE, PIiTaAS PERKINS, 10.
tersburg Virginia.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, WEsTcUEsTrR
IN county.-James Winthrop against Catharine Win.
thropTo the defendant You are hereby Summoned and
required TO the complaint in this action which WAS
Med In the office Of The clerk Of the county Of wech
~ White Plains In said county, the 9th June
D. is6i and 70 serve COPY Of Your 70 Tho said
complaint the subscriber at his occ In the village
Iarytown in said county within twenty days after ser
vice OF this exclusve OF tsc day OF such
Service aud II fail to the said sint within
the time sforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii apply
The court for the relief demanded in the complaint Dated
June 18Th 1854: ". y. PURDY Plaintiffs Attorney, Tar
rytown, Westchestsr county, New York.
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ASTROLOGY,

5000 Hhe Is Mow d TO -
as Of nsrcegy shs isthe only lady in ths city who
Madame NO humbug does she wish TO impose
pubc she also cures ell diseases In their last stage par
ticnlary the worst forms Of rheumatism. Call sasf
yourselves Redencc rs Thompson street. between Broom
and Spring, brick house, stone stoop.
A STRoIOGY.-MRs. FLEURY. FROM PARIS, WHOSE
IA relatives prophesied Napoleon IL the celebrated
hrt person Of tho present to ot future events
and certain. Can DO consulted ct JS Droomo street.
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OYSTER AND DINING SALOON FOR sAIE-rITTED
up good style on two Of the greatest in
rate bar articles Win be sold cheap acoount Of mi
street. In the bAscment. "s - S-s""1iAo
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE
L ase.-Gr. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered ia
yne Of common pasture woods remedy that
KIND OF hnmor, from tho worst scroula down
pmple lie has tried it In over 100 and failed
except In thunder humor He has no In s
possession two hundred certificates Of its virtue all
within twenty miles Of Boston Two bottles are
70 cure nursing sore mouth One to three bottles
the worst kind Of pmpes the face Two to three bottles
will clear tho 81 bles Two bottes 10
cure the worst canker in the mouth Three
bottles warranted to worst case Of
las one &C. Two bottles are warranted to all
the eyes bottles are warranted to rulnn OF the
eyes, and hoches the hair -Four
Warranted 70 cure corrupt and running ulcers One
will cure really eruption Of the skin Two three bottles
are warranted to cure the worst OF Two
three bottles are to the desperate
q rheumatism Three to four bottles
the salt rheu Five to eight bottles will the worst
ase OF tcroula benefit always experienced
rt bottle and perfect cure Is warranted whom
ties Of this in the vicinity OF the effects Of
in every case So water will exnguish fire. so sure
will this cure humcr never sold bottle OF IL but that
sold another after trial 1t always speaks for itself Their
first that grows in pastures places quite
plentiful and yet its value never been known until
discovered II 10 1885, second that should all kinds Of
humcr In order 70 give sone idea Of tho sudden rise and
lsa3 Pedded it, and sold about six bottles per day In
April 1864 sold over thousand bottles per day IT, No
change diet ever necessary eat best get and
enough Off, Directions for usc-Aduls spoonful
fro I'VE 20 eight years tea spoonful AS can
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