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HIsaa's and Et0y's Clothing.

LNYERYBoDY should embrace this cppor-
IL mn;iy 10 hny Clothing for Men and Boys, at
George Culin'S Cheap Clothing
Establishment, $ E. Cor. Market and Second
Streets, Philadelphia, embracing choice of tho
Best, Most Desirable aud Fashionable Dress aud
Frock Coats Habit Cloth do, Line.i Drilling
do Tweeds, Sc &c. with great variety 81
Boys CLOTHING, consis ing Of Sack Goats.
Polka Jackets, Monkey Jarkets, Vests and
Round ia kes, made OF Tweed, Linen Drilling,
Cloth. Alpaca, kerseymcre. Doeskln, &c.
Fl RNlSHING GOODS, consisting Of shirts,
stocks, handkerclefs, &c, all oil which are Of
tered at the lowest Cash Prices, and as cheap as
any other Cloihlng Store in the Union.
Parents who desire Boys Clothing, are carr.
esily invited to examine the stock.
Country storekeepers can be accommodated
at very low rates. GEORGE cULIN,
mar 81 ly S Q cor Market aud Second sts
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
BO.H:v NTS! EsO.V.v,ET,S! /!
CIenDer INnn Eper !

Cheaper Than EUer!
GOME and see for yourself, Mrs. NJ.
SR. Chamberlain would most respect
fully say to the ladies' of Milford, and the
country around, that she has returned
from Philadelphia with the most beautiful
assortment of Bonnets, and at lower pri-
ces than she has ever offered. Just think
a gentoel Bonnet for 25 cts! Who ever
heard of such prices Ladies you are
good judges, come and examine for your
selves. Also on elegant assortment of
Dress Trimmings of the latest style, to,
getber with all the most fashionable styles
and articles of dress for the present sea-
son, such as Chemisettes, Flowing Sleeves,
Collars, Laccs, Caps, Head-dresses, Wells,
&c., all of which have been selected this
season and of recent styles.
Bonnets from % cts. to $1,000
Milford, April I, 1854.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
yVestcotts N NEiIIe...

MI ANufAcTunERs of Sash and Blinds N. +.
lfl corner of Broad and Wallace streets,
Philadelphia. Constantly on hand a large as
sortment of Sash of all sizes and thickness, in
cluding I thick, with general assortment of
Rolling Binds warranted equal 10 any that can
be made. general assortment of sash ready
glazed always on hand All orders by mail or
despatch will receive prompt attention, and
Goods delivered to any part of the City or Dis.
tricts, free of charge. Shipping or the Calitor-
nia market supplied at the shortest notice.
npr 3m i5fl
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

Var in Europe Certain.-The steam
ship Baltic reached New York on Tues
day afternoon, with Liverpool dates to
The 22d ult. The Emperor of Russia
has rejected all propositions for peace
or negotiation, and war now is inevitable
England and France will push forward
their military and naval forces, and while
spring is blessing the land which God
made happy, human FASHIONS, rapacity,
injustice and despotlsm will be deluging
its fields in blood.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
Foreign.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Fpe Days Later From Earope. i.
BREADS1UFFS LOWER.

New YORK, April 4.-The American
mail steamer Baltic, with Liverpool dates
to Wednesday, March 22d, arrived here
this afternoon, about y o'clock.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The official and final refusal of the
Gear Nicholas was hourly looked for.
1t was already known that he refuses.
When the official refusal arrives it will
be communicated to both Houses of Par
Lament and war be formally proclaimed.
Sir Charles Napier's fleet arrived at
Winge Sound, in the Baltic, on the 10Th.
The allied fleets remained at Beycos
Pay but would soon re-enter the Black
Sea. Two Austrian shirs we're also an
chored in Beycos Bay.
No engagement has been reported in
Europe either by land or sea. On the
Danube the position of afflirs remain
unchanged.
A reporte of the capture of a Russian
treasure convoy at Kars had reached
Constantinople. Nothing else OF inter-
est was reported from Asia
The Austerlitz, of 100 guns, and three
French ships, have sailed 10 the Baltic
TO Join the English fleet.
Fand EGendi had reached Jani a, and
was empowered TO settle the recent
Greek insurrectionary difficulties. The
insurrection is now believed to be over.
Russia continues TO urge Prussia 10
preserve perfect neutrality.
There was continued activity in Eng
land in preparing for the war.
The first division of the French troops
under General Caurobert, had sailed
from Marseilles, for Turkey.
1t was reported that the export of gold
from Russia was prohibited.
BaEADsTuFFs, March 22-Flour is
quoted-Western Canal, 34s; Ohio. 35s;
Corn, white, Ais. The circulars issued
on Tuesday say that Flour is in limited
demand, without any materiel change in
prices. Wheat was dull at Cd. decline,
and Indian Cora shows decline of 8
u IS.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
MANSION HOUSE,

&asA lWDDLETOW.N DEL.
i::s:a IRA LlpPENcorT, Proprietor.
liiiil The above establishment has
@ss1''' been thoroughly fitted up and
newly furnished, for the accommodation
of the travelling pubic. The TABLE
will be supplied with the best the market
affords, aud the BAR furnished with the
choicest liquors. In word every atten-
tion will be bestowed on guests to render
them comfortable.
Also good stabling sufficient TO accom-
modate fifty head of horses, with yards and
sheds attached. for stock; and good hay,
oats and corn for the same, hence Drovers
and others can be accommodated with ev-
cry essential. april 7, ,54 Pm.
N. B.-Daily stages for Wilmington,
Dover Smyrna, Del. City, Cecilton, and
sundry other towns.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
New Rich and Fashionable


nRY GOODS. J. d. GREENE, Late with
LII Levy & Col having opened the large
aud splendid store, S 4. corner Of .7rch aud Mini
Streets, Philadelphia with stock of ncE, rare
and Fashionable Dur Goops of the latest impor.
tations, consisting in part Of Rich Plaid aud
Striped Silks, Mantila velveis, Bareges ard
Mouselin de LANES, Large Plail Ginghans
Plaid and Figured De Laines, Spring Chimes
and Prints of Ele CANT Patterns, Plain Goods
suitable for Friends, Linens, Lawns, Cambrcs,
Laces, Gloves Hosiery, &C. of every desert tion
including large and beautiful assortment of
MASTILLAs of every shade style and color got
up with special care under his own siIpefvi iun
is now ready to furnish the Ladies' OF Milford
and vicinity with Of il,a ahnua aoods.-
the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
The LINEN DEPARTNgNT comprises every
known style goods siliIablefor Families, Iio-
tells, Boarding Houses, &c.
las Hosiery Department consists Of the lars.
est and most varied assortment that can be
found in my establishment in Philadelphia.
J. D.. G from his long experiences and conncc-
ton with the most extensive houses in the Uni.
ted states, and his extensive facilities feels as
sured that he can offer inducements 10 all who
may favor him with call, seldom met with in
Philadelphia or elsewhere.
Terms invariably, One Price and no deviation,
mar3I 3m ]. d. GREENE,
S. f. cor. of Arch and Ninth sis, Philadelphia.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-.d beautiful
assortment Just received and for sale by
mar "a Thomas Wallace.
SILKS.-Blach, camelion, Diaid and
fancy dress silks, Just received and for sale by
mar24 Thomas Wallace.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

Mr. James F. Alice, Treasurer of the Del
Rail Road Co, has advertised call of
five dollars a share 10 be paid by the first
day of May, and five more on the first of
July. In another column will be found
the names of his agents in different parts
of the State, for receiptins the install
ments. This arrangement must be one
of special accommodation 10 the stock
holders in the payment of the calls upon
the amount subscribed.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
ERENTISTRY.
DR. r.. S. RURDICK.

f777Ts1----l. DIt' " o. 1JU 1lDIOhJ
(IfTxsfaa, Thankful for the liberal patronage
I11b heretofore received IN Milford ,nni
the adjoining towns, for several years past is
still prepared TO perform all operations in Den.
tai Surgery. Teeth put in from one to n ceni-
plcte set, with or without artificial gum, full set
or part Of a set put IN Oh atmospheric pressure.
Teeth Plugged and Cleansed. Teeth and Gtngs
carefully extracted. 0hice.-Town Hall Build.
ing, corner Front and Walnut s,s, directly op.
posite the Beacon Office, NJ Parents attend TO
yonr childfen's toctl; word 10 the wise is suf-
flcient nar24 Toys
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

Co-PARrNERsHip.-Our young friend,
Mr.. Mark A. Greer, has entered into
partnership with Mr.. Nehemiah Davis
in the merchandising business. The
business will hereafter be conducted un-
der the firm of Davis s. Greer, who will
open large stock of spring Goods in a
few days, at the old stand, in the town
Hall building. Their motto is 'Cheap for
CASH"
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

TRAGIcAL ScENE.-The Cleveland
Leader says in Waupacca county, Wis
consin, farmer sold yoke OF oxen, and
received his pay in paper money. The
man who purchased the oxen, being in
a hurry 70 start Off requested the farmer
to assist him in yoking them up. lie
accordingly went ITO the yard with the
man for that purpose, leaving the mo-
ney living on the table, On his return
to the house, he found his little child
had taken the money from the table, and
was in the act of kindling the fire in the
stove with it. From the impulse of the
moment, he hit the child slap on the
side of the head, so hard as to knock it
over; and, in the fall, it struck its head
against the stove with such force as to
break its skull. The mother, who was
washing a small child in tub of water,
in an adjoining room, on hearing the
Traces, dropped the child and ran to the
room whence the noise proceeded--and
was so much terrified at what she there
heheld, that she forgot the little child in
the tub for time, and upon her return
TO the rooW found the little one drown
ed! The husband, after few moments
reviewing the scene before him, seeing
two of his own children dead, without
further reflection. took down his gun
and blew his own brains out
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

THE GREAT RACE AT New ORLEANS.
New Orleans, April 1st, noon.-The
great Post Stake race came off this after
noon. The stake being 100000, with a
heavy amount in bets pending on the
rosult, tho onoitenlcnt upon the Course
was most intense. 1t was Witnessed by
an immense crowd, including thousands
of strangers from other States. -Four
horses were entered, viz Lexington, for
Kentucky; Lecompte, for Mississippi;
Highlander, for Alabama; and Arrow,
for Louisiana. The first heat was won
by Lexington, Arrow being dislanced.
The second heat and thc race was won
by Lexington, Lecompte coming in cec-
ond, and Highlander third. The track
was very heavy. The Ken:uckians pre-
sent were overjoyed, not only on ac-
count of gaining their bets, but because
of their favorite coming of victor in this
contest for supremacy.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the an
l Snual meeting of the stockholders of
the Bank of Milford will be held at the
Banking House, in the town Of Milford,
Del, on Tuesday. the ed day Of May next,
for the purpose OF electing Directors oil
the Bank for the ensuing year. m3l 81.
WANTED.-A Boy of good, steady,
and Industrious habits, to learn the watch
making and Jewerly business. Qne from
the country preferred Apply to
EDWARD H. ANDERSON.
mr3l Walnut ST., Milford Del,
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
Sherwood & FouIk,

TTAVE just laid in anew stock of well selec
a ted Drugs and Medicines which they are
selling atthe lowest prices. Physicians are re-
qneslei TO call and examine them, All orders
promptly attended to--send them on, np7.
OOL0RED F,AINT.S of every des-
cripton, for sale by Sherwood & Foulk APT
BARRY TRICOPHER o EsS.-An
excellent article for Thy Hair, for sale at the
cheap Drug and Perfume store OF Slierwsod &
Foulk, Milford pelawar:. np7
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

"HousehoM Words for April has
been received, and as usual we'll filed
with interesting matter. The May num-
Der will commence new volume of this
work. in which new story, by Charles
Dickens, entitled "Hard Times" will be
commenced. Terms So year, in ad-
vance, McEIrath & Barker, Publishers,
II Spruce St New York.
"Putnams Monthly" for April is on
our table. Its articler are all original,
purely American, and exceedingly inter-
esting, only So year Putnam & Go,
Publishers, 10 Park Place New York.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

n .Mother'8 Repenge.--At New Or
leans on the 18th, ult., daughter of a
woman Eamed Bridget Murphy having
been seduced, the mother purchased a
knife, and compelled the daughter 10
accompany her to billiard saloon where
the alleged seducer was employed. On
his being pointed out to her, she plung-
ed the knife twice into the young man S
side, who fled, the woman following
and again stabbing him twice in the
back; he fell 10 the earth from exhaus-
ton and loss of blood. The mother was
Immediately arrested and after being
committed expressed her firm determi-
nation 10 kill the seducer, should he sur
yive his wounds, oil which there is much
doubt.
Tie E6eci.--The man up in Delphi,
thirty-eight years old, who boasts that
he never took a newspaper, SAYS that
Santa Anna, if he persists in his strug-
gle with Russia, will be sure to lose all
the territory of the BoSphorus, and be
excluded from the navigation of the
Amazon Sea
1t is said that Sir Charles Napier
told some one on the night of the reform
dinner, that in the three weeks from that
date he "would either be in ST. Rsters-
bnrg or in Heaven"
"Grahams Magazine" for April sus-
tains its well deserved reputation of be-
ing one of the first Magazines in the
country. Terms 50 per annum, address
r. II. See &Co, l06 Chestnut st. Pbila.
AN Irish girl being enquircd of res
pecting her mistress, who had gone to
water cure establishment, replied that
her ladyship had "gone TO soak"
--.4fficm-Bayard Taylor says, the
largest bustles he ever saw, are worn by
the ladies of Africa. He also mentions
that in the warm months they have a
habit of wearing nothing else
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

Tie Ne1O Comet.-In clear twilight
this stranger can be seen little to the
north of west, about the size of star of
the second magnitude, with tail of some
ten deg,eses. II ioohs EcGy like the one
seen last summer and fall more to the
northwest, but is larger. Upon dark
night it would be very brilliant, but it
pales before the moon.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

ADVICE OF A FATHERto his Son. The
dim light of a candle revealed the father
laying on his bed; he called his son to his
side, and in sepulchre voice said "my
son, my son, listen to Be voice of your
father and profit by il t1always buy your
goods of WALcoTT s. ERIFFITH, and you
will get the worth Of sear money" Re-
member they will receive new stock of
goods from New Yorif ond Philadelphia
next week.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
Notice.

ysyEiOSE persons who may have copies
N of the pamphlet Laws of the State of
Delaware, for the year 1S49, will do a
kindness aud further the completion of the
10th volume, by depositing them with Mr..
j. T. Head, No. 1877 Market St, Will
mington, Delaware, or forwarding thcm TO
the undersigned at Georgetown, Del.
ALFRED p. ROBINSON,
mar8l 3w Secretary of State.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
straw GOods-Spring 1854.

HNHE subscribers arc now preparing to cx-
4 hibii at their SPLEEN I'D NEW ESrAB-
LlSAMENT, just completed on the site oftheir
former stand, No. Al South Second street, ,Phila-
delplia, an eniire new and beautiful stock of
Straw, Fancy and Silk Bonnets and Flats, Flow
ers, &c; and Panama, Palm and summer Hats
for Gentlemen, which onr old patrons, Merchants
and Milliners generally, are invited TO examine,
confidently promising them, in extent in varie-
tY, in novelty, and in Styles stock sneqolled.
III Orders carefully and promptly executed.
mr24 3mo THOMAS 'WHITE& co.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
OUR AGENTS,

Those having business with us III Phi
sdelphia, New York, or Boston, will
please call on v. B. Palmer, Esq.
Our friends in Philadelphia can cali on
E. w. Carr, Esq, at the N. w. corner
of Third and Walhut Streets, or Jones
Webster, EsqS N. D. corner Third and
Race Sts., either Of whom will forward
their favofs without delay.
lsp Post Masters and others are re-
specially requested TO act as Agents for
The Beacon. Any favor rendered US
will be thankftl.y recipi ocated.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
sec'y and Treasurer of Del. R. R. Co

NJ For ilie convenience of the Stockholders,
have made arrangements so thai the above
calls or in,taIments will be received by the
following erons, % wit:
II. HICKS. ESQ.,, Cashier of Farmers Bank, mt
Wilmington.
J. p. WILD, Esq, Cashier of Farmers Bank, at
Dover.
slAc Tunnel, Esq Cashier of Farmers Bank,
at Geo rgetown, and
@. $. ADKINS, Esq, Cashier ofSmyrno Bank, at
Milford J.F. Al.LEF,
Treasurer Of Del r. z. Co.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

bay All kinds of JOB PRINTING
done at the Beacon office in neat man
ner, and at the lowestprices. amphlets,
hand-bills, bill-heads, business cards and
circulars, labels, funeral notices, SC.
Printing done in colors when desired.
Red, blue, gold, or black.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
MARRIED.

On the 3oth of March, at Q o clock, P.
M. by the Rev. Joseph II Mann, of Fed
eralsburg, Md, Mr.. JOSEPH NEAL to Mrs
MARY ANN NEAL, both of North West
Fork Hundred, Sussex County Del,
Denton journal please COPY.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
Wanted.

A good journeyman Carpenter. Liberal
fA- wages given. Also two boys, from
Is to is years of age, to learn the busi-
ness. Apply to ap7 81
HERRING s. MAcKLIN, Milford, Del.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

n9- The Milford Beacon has a larger
circulation an Kent anil Sitsscr Counties
and on tie Eastern Shore Of Maryland
than any paper IN Deld,oare. Merchants
aud business men generally should remen,-
Der dis and send az their advertisements.
aea- Subscription list steadily increasing.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
EOl. Safe.

TElHE sub criber has for sale CEDAR
II BATTEAUX, 90 feet long, entirely
new. She is fine boat and is suitable for
fishing in the bay. Any one wishing such
boat can call on the subscriber in Mil
ford. VIM. ADAMS. mr2l 81.
U.RDERSLEEVES. = Lndersleeues,
from rs cts to So per pair, just received and Tor
sal' by Thomas Wallace. marst
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

THE old firm of G. s. Watson & Co.,
have just received fine assortment of
new Spring Goods, selected with the
greatest care from the best houses in the
City. They offer them cheap. Call and
see them.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

LADIES consulting their own interest
will call on Mrs Chamberlain on Walnut
Street, and examine her new stock of
spring bonnets, trimmings, and other ar
ticles oladies wear. She has Just return
ed from the city with handsome assort-
ment.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
TO the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
A DELAwAnE RAiLuuAn coMrAsr.

Cover, March 20, 1854.
At meeting of tue Board of Directors Of Tho
Delaware Railroad Company, held at Dover, on
the 10th inst, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resoired, That call of IS per share be
made on The stock subscribed for, payable To
james f. Allce, Treasurer, at the office Of the
Company in Dover, ON the first day ofmay next;
and also, that an additional call ofS5 per shars
be made, rs aforesaid, and payable as aforesaid,
on the first day of July next; the snme being
Ike I'd and 81 calls made on said stockholders;
and that due notice be given of these calls boz
fore the time Of payment"
Notice thereof is hereby given.
mi24 jyl J. +. ALLEE.
Secy and Treasurer of Del. r. R. Co.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

s..sNM ldlDOt county, hu' EN{Xr25
isiiEA Under and by virtue ~m
Of power conferred
upon the undersigned as Trustee, under
the last Will and Testament Of Harriet
Martir, decd, l will expose topnbllc sale
at the front door of the Court House III
the town of Easton, on
7'GESD.4K, the 9th of Mat aerf
between the hours of 2 s. o'clock P.
NJ. Of that day, that beautiful located and
valuable Farm in Oxford Neck OF Talbot
county, calad erich Park" containing
bv recent survey the quantity of
249 Acers and 32 Eerches
of land more or less. This Farm con-
tains about so acres of arabic land in
good state of cultivation, with an abun-
dance of mari, marsh, and other resour-
ces. Ii is beautiful situated on Island
creek, and Oysters. Fish Terrapines, and
all other aquatic luxuries eau be had IN
the greatest abundance, almost at the
very door of the dwelling.
THE TTMBERLAND is prime, being
both White Oak and Yellow Pine, and
admirably suited for Ship building. The
Buildings consist of Two Story Brick
Dwelling in good condition, together
with the necessary Buildings. The
dwelling is about two miles from the town
of Oxford. A portion Of the Timber
Land, called the Score" is detached
from the main body of the farm. being
about half mile distant. Persons wish
ing to view the property are referred to
Ennals Martin esq. now residing upon
it, who will kindly show the same.
TERMs-Eight hundred dollars in cash
will be required on the day ofsalc. For
the balance ofthe purchase money bond
with approved security bearing Interest
from the day of sale, and payable in six
equal annual instalments, will be required
upon payment of the entire purchase mo-
ney and interest, the Trustee will convey
the land to the purchaser or purchasers,
his, her, or their heirs or assigns
NICHOLAS MARTIN, Jr.,
March Il, 1854 st Trustee,
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
j. Stewart Depuy,

A T 2oJ North SECOND St, below Caiiow-
IA hill, PHILADELPHIA Inns on hand splendid
assortment of Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels,
Three Ply, Ingram, and Yenitian CAR
Q PETS besides Drusgets, Canton and Goa
7 Goa MArTINGS, Window Shades, Door 2
q Mats. Floor and Table Oil Cloths, Stnir
5 Rods, Hearth Rugs, &C. ALSO, the same, g
= at his other STORE, corner of sih and Z
p Spring Garden Street. under the Spring z
Garden House--Wholesale and Retail. 4
mnr2l q mo. s,s,r
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

Look 0Ur.-Thc mt'st important event
now looked for is the arrival of WHITE
g., CANNoN's New Goods. In the mean
while be preparing yourselves for their
reception.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

PHrLApELpHiA, April 9Th, 1854.
CoRN,-Is depressed .uader the news
from abroad buyers offer Toe, holders
ask roc, for yellow. A sale was after
wards reported at 73c. te
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

WHITE LEAD.-A large lot just re-
ceived and for sale by sHERwooD & FoULK.
apr7 81 Milford, Dol.
ZINC HHTTE-This superior paint
can be had of Sherwood & Feulk, Milford, at
the lowest prices aP
LINSEED OLA superior loi just
received anil for sale at the cheap store Of sLer
wool and Foulk app
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

nA- Mr.. GEO. w. WHITE, is our
authorized Agent for Kent and Sussex
Counties.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
milford Price Curremt.

Wheat, white s Ito. Red, Sl.60.
Corn, yellow Go cts, white, SO for Sc ID
Oats. 40.
Superior Family Flour, from Mil
!. ford and Haven Mills, per Dbl. $50
Meal, per 5ushel, at Milford Mills, rs
Hams. per lb. 12t.
Shoulders, per lb. P 10.
Young Chickens, per pair. 25
Butter, per lb. to %.
Eggs, per doz. -.- II.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07
NOTICE

The Kent County Temperance Con-
vention will meet in Dover, on Wednes-
day next, the 18th of April. A general
attendance of the friends of the cause is
requested. Business of importance to
all parties will be under consideration at
this meeting.
II. b. COURSEY, Pres. X. C. T. S.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

CouGH CANDY. CoUGH CANDY!-
Persons afflicted with bad coughs or
colds, should go at once and get some of
GEO. W. SPICER & Co.'s celebrated
Cough Candy,--it has never been known
To fail.
ALSO in connection with their confec-
tionary they have on hand Solomon Le-
Wis highly elfectual preparation for ex-
terminating Rats, Mice, RoaclIes, Ants
and other yermin infesting houses, barns,
stables, gardens, fields, Sc, Wholesale and
retail. GEO. w. SPICER. s. Co.
Milford beacon., 1854-04-07

lJ-NEURALGIA.--This formidable dseasc
which seems 10 battle the skill of pl ysiciars,
fields like magic to Carfrs Spanish Mixture.
Mr., F. Boyden, formerly ef ths astor House,
New York, and late proprietor of the Exchange
Hotel, Richmond, Va, isone of the hundreds
who have been cRrcd off severe Neuralgia by
Carter's Spanish Alixlure
= Since his cure, he has as-ieccommenled it to
numbers OF others wild lweie suffering with
nearly every form. 81 disease, with the most
wonderful success. ~ .sw8ssay,
He says it is The mos iexlraor 3inary medicine
he las ever seen used; and The best blood puri
fer known. pl 81 ?
See advertisement in nnotIer coluiian. i.