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iNMtN>E Hear IL .tT>rE\1.,- Nr,>rs
'"s'I'l H'iilng y Co.. of Adelaide, South
Australia. III their circular tor Tie ovrrlau,
man. say DARN. The la>; seven DAYS ill.,,
c"n'i'annre OF hot weather has been uu,,,r-
a''e'r' since !nr establishment o;' this colony
III TINS period the !h"rlnomr.rr has co. slant
~ RANGED night and day. in the shade. from
." 10 IL" degrees. according to SITUATION
ahc from 80 10 t." degrees in tn. sun. Man.
! c'~cs OF sua->troac have o,curpd IN the
!'e'S"oorhood. death being the result IN som,.
instances. Apples are also being exhibited
as having been roasted on the trees from tb,.
'e'ce rays OF the sun, as perfectly as though
they lad been in tuanacc-'
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STUMP LITERATURE.
Jr A SrUMP. April. loj

T. Y
with fta:ncs of gratitude that present thro
the CALEDONIAN my warmest thanks to your
many correspondents for the alarkri'y and sim
patty which they have manifested in my be
half while farley pcarchea on stump. Tel
my firinds that although It's hard place. 1t !:
:,st without pleasing associations, and as cou
zen Ben used to say, when halt-seas over, j
is both instructive and amusing.
AS shall have to stav here some time lon
ger unless get help from lady poit, hay,
commenced kecpin. journal of my procec
dincs and observations, with nv doings and
savings in this interesting hemisphere. As
think it will be most interesting to nv frind'
and also give them a better understanding
of nv presan; situation | will give a few ex
tracts from the journal:
had sit here some time mradetateIng The
worst way how cou.i finish that rer>e and
get down like poit. until WAS com,,lrarIy
nnm.-when thou.ht heard AZ a distance
'""- ''e'' >'"1'''- "'''' ''" go -,
, e"ro"'"Se"'"' '''"' '"' 'P ~
needed would come some way or other.
: prickt up INV ears and even opcnr,! nlv mouth
- az = ' =. ., :, ~ 49,
H,", .", . :" ~ ,,r,n', l,n.,,,:,'.
people altogether different in appearance,
from any that hal eve: seen. Thy wrr.
Il company Of Potts AMI Pnitr,>e>. WHO had
, long time 400" DELIGHTED their friends and
ar,,na;u,anrc>. but b,.;nr transformed into =
more brilliant appearance. and in Now OK.
is.rnrc were lnxurainr in perfect felicity.
Twas watri,inc pra,Ine. ana wishing tc
,oin the company. bat il WIS In vaia-ryrr,
,...ort male omiv convinced mc more. and
more that was i.ry r,d.,, ~ tI. >tu.aa -
~ ,a,. could sc Al :; distance. .o:.,,. ,.,..,n
coming towards me WIKI >oUl..t,:nr in ,t-,,
hand Wien >!ir G.; WI, 4 wouln1 carr.
nv:r enough r nr 10 see d;-'lrr'lv who i
Vas. iHr!.r ct IN; delight wh"n | discovered
th L Va, my 'tt'i in.o,h"i iioi bless irf)
Shc h:'! III. Ctlc,!p-i,n IN oi,t. ll,rl and :.
board IN 'hr O'A"r. 81" lii H9t know g.
nav syn i;lon unt.! She here! + ,..,,lti,n,, IN
tn" paper: and no; w,.tiur to i..r,.ir. tn.
how or III" w"crriprr.. -. in.i..,li...'v
~'a,;,l .rr r.y Ir-'.',". y soon - she cou!I
>Ira,. hc.nc a..'iJ co.. ,I U... .. PA.a >,.,,
-; here. she as! her >:';r> I);n :i"r np-r.
all i"uNInL up Il m. !i."p''. n'' - IpI'i Il
81" co'!l1 - ''N N'E. /."i i>lr Assay,
r'''t! wv 49, ! ''".' - :"N'h axe .!ti
"'"'"'') >'' - N"' 50" "'> +. %''' 3
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UNSUCCESSFUL E"ME,EpMENT Oh sin.
NV Iogk. Nav.
The Collins steamship Atlantic from +.
erpool sd uli. has arrived.
The news l,v this arrival is quite i'm.
tant
The Vienna Conference had brokp, 49,
after the twelfth session.
The Emperor NAPOLEON. accomnani4l ,
the Empress. has been a week In Er.l..
Immensely c'ori!el
Serious troui,l. has been create 4 a. L.
ova. toy the brutal conduct of an Au>,-.. .
!l.,r.
The i.eo;,lc attacked the Au~'rian<. al
drove them ont of the city The Oft,
statement returns -. killed on both SID.
Tn. exri'ement continues, and a ,l.ry-a.-
Is 10 lie sent to the Sultan to demand
tee
D;,"r.'ioa> to- STRENGTHENING tn Rs.
forts liz the Baltic are gong forward a..
great activity. and There are l2n.Du4 t~...
concentrated in the i;ns>o- Baltic rror,,,....
WAR INTELLIGENCE.
Srlba>topoi has been hombar!el >ir.a 81.
9TH MI. on which day 900 guns canl.li.a..
FIRM ON the town. continued ince-~,r-',. ,
To the 18th. Assam: WAS not l.ra,ti-,.'.-
Til" intention was 10 storm II po>-i,.
lac French lett batteries had maj.
breach in TIA. wall The TWO fronts ,l e.
Il 7
iurch and one Of the Russian worl>
ro';,tcr-a;'proi-h near Ia. Clrrerif.r !
boz. was >i!cnrra. Durin- the tr,t tn1...,
the b,>ieaer> fire va >u;trior To that 81
rit*. The pro.rc>> Of events is ihas na...
ed:
Ne 'ias, d., Al! from y. rc-e~,..r
a.;ed Apr! l.. ia sli:-h Prince tiar,
arnonnre> that II =, O'Clock on tie Il. -.
80. The IA Of Anri, the allies openrl -.
.:anl L. FROM II their L1,-cr;,>. VII l....-
until evening. IN ! was carried N IN = ...-
a,..ree thIou,h oat the nigh On - -...
T." hom,,srim,nt ws> resumed. r. r.
>,ans rcj,.icd VITA success. rag>int cells, g.
i l.. To- io the hc~ir.er>. with a lu,. L. ..-
Garrison o. -; killed AMI wounded
IT, e., were lii .iat-1t-ha:t,e ...,-.>
ha>.o-,o,
i'.;n.-r Gar :. !. ..s.:. a.I-r Ia. .
-. .,., S..,....,t ,--o,4.. ~
I..l. 80. .t,.;.,. ,;.i.,.,. So,
,.,....'., al - u. ii.
'.i. ,t..I
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,l -. .t,
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-, ;..f. g.. 60.
81.
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T..
$50, - -. = t..
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:, IN" W, Al
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=.
,i i.l''' =, ri ~. "a. M -, ''ei.
1885,. 80. II D.. 80, a.
49,. .x.m,.',. -. :, r,,,,;,.,',
;,,;,.-t, 49,.
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- ror.;i.r,I}. 3,,,,~ -. - ,l,.. ,l,,-.
Nrl.,,r., AZ r,.,n,-. "a M. Tnrki.l .-,.
,.,,..,..,t ,br H.. Ia, mn. a,wn III. Ii.
;,,.,,,,,..;o,, b,,;n- Killed l5eo ap1 49,.
.,,,t ,,ri,on..r<
J." .,,1 >ino.o ,ra - lac fo~t,i41
IL. London Time. ,r-skinr of ;b,. for,
of H. lilies b..tar,. Srl.as,ona,' say.
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DENTISTRY.
Fran H., ", a. Evi. TJ.Jy;,c

has. bv the cultivation OF ITS American prar.
ttioners, been raised from comparative OBJ
srurty into the front rank of surgical science
Ilerodotus m"Htion, that there were teeth
doctors in EgvIt during his time. and from
ancient records we are led to believe that the
art was rudelv practicrd at an early day. par
tirularlv in Rome at the commencement of
the Christian era. although one of its writers
a: that time has left an evidence Of the small,
extent of his theoretical knowledge on the
subject, in stain. that The cause of tire
tooth ache is known only to God" From .ha,
time TO the seventeenth century. it does no,
appear that any part o.: Dentistry was prac-
tred except the extraction of teeth. and that
hv rndc instruments. Probably The oldest
az these low to- .r seen is that exhibited IN
io,on. said to have been used bv Dr. Snow
den, on board the Nav Flower. in 1920. In
the eighteenth. century Dentistry WAS sac
ccs>tuiIv revived in Paris, and it was thence
introduced into the United States at the pc
rod of the Rex olu.;caary war, !.v ihe sur
rronS accompanying our French allies. and
also hv It's special practitioners. The manu-
t'tcfnrc OF sets OF artificial! teeth was soon az
ter commenced. Anon" those for WHOM,
:hr>.. were mad" was Gen. Washington. who
had set made by DR.. Greenwood. of New
York In 1870 there WAS not PROB ihiv fi'tv
Dentist, in tl,e United States: bu. there were.
81 many improvements Dentistry before
ls3", especially in preparing arii;rla! teeth
th1f there were ;lcn about three hundred -
In $50 the census r",,"r:cd nearly tour thou
sand. Ia ISL. AT the Worlds Far. IN Lon
don, American Dentistry WAS a-Hnowlc.l.r,l
10 b? The first in the world and since that
'iE," the profession has. Tx greatly adding ~
IL achievements gained 4 position which i,
viii pto5,h'v Ion. continue 10 lo.l.
Tar crl,iratch ianchar,l. Dental snr-
econ of Paris. wrote work entitled thirur-
s,'n p..rri>,r. pihli~ir1in l72> ia two vol
r:H"S l1G:n.. OF goa PAGES when WAS Il"
ilr>' att",n1 - system So. the ina al;
A. distinct branch n The Medical Science.
aud here IT,. has ever been considered and
iu-t'v STYLED the "T.'iicr o.' Dentists" Oar
Iig Ia. next tt;v wars. some hall dozen val
uall lc,lt., works w"r- lp!.i-hr,! on liz.
continent The first dish work Wa i,>,i-
Il in 40 bv Tiom!- Il .r.lnorc. VII ~.
~i,''! M in hi, profession mad. Liln "Dn,l>t
in ordinary" Ia G,o~.r The III. ,r. Uu,,,-
cr, two principal works appeared Ia l7.!.
ani l..,: H.sNr'> 'Ir"a,i>e in !,H>. az, Enx ;
in l~ot;.
There have len no les, tAan i;v works
~ lh'ai SIr-"rv. by Au"riran authors.
,.ul about ~ ot ,hr~" are rrN ia 1.r,ut. b.
IN. AN lard works anl essential TO 'h,. con-
p!cten">> OF III" practitioners li''rarv. Thee
Is S'tr''''v v"ir -or> hv wtnpnt som" val
rl''ic 4 !! III II IL. II. o: DcEtl! work.
ih'r' ar sever" v'H!''" V'rl0 .:''a'S on
n,.at,,. SIrL'rt. plb.i>h.l in n. Iniic,!
>'ti'>. t''o r'o>t "i winch aye qnar',ili,>.
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D""u>Ir- NJ John S,.ra.", u Drfl'a-
hem. drowned on "Wednesday last week.
i'r oh nit. in a''emI ting 10 >tar' a an O,
los in the Ammonor>ur River. in the ca,.
part of that town-lli> ,,ii, ..ari.r iic hi rhi
,.ll in.o the stream. which lcins Li.h At ih,.
time. AMI hring hut a short distance from
;hcir house. accompanied him 10 the stream
and was the on person r'r>cnt. She saw
him tail an! took a pole and wa,ir.l int" the
water a far a she could and reached th,. poll,
IL him. III; i. Is supposed that hc was summed
~ the !.ll as he took no no'ic, 81 II. and the
strong current immediately carried him down
under IFS surface His body vas not found
until the rrNt dav. lie WAS All industrious
man. of good habits. and leaves wife and
several rhdrcn.-LiI,f"n Bqna.r.
E.or A! lIANoNEE-The following is an
extra, from private letter 10 tie Editor
dated Ma, 2l:
a no; occurred a; lI,novcr. last Tuesday
n;,ht. never before witnessed in that village
1t seems some difficulty has grown NJ be-
tween the Stu,Ici..s If Norwich University.
and OF Dartmouth To seek redress. the Nor
College. Thev-ai!cr sufficient tine had
been gwen for ,h"m 20 retire. and Ter they
had been 50 advised ly many WISHING to 4
void a riot which al! saw was im,cn,linc-
were a>>ail"i. The { .,iiccc students far ont
numbering the Norwich. OF ronr>c had the
a!Nan'' - Several OF the Norwici, students
w,~c severely injured. themselves
wcr>trd they drew knives and pistols. which
mad';.'ned the opposition. aud we :car death
would have cn>ucd to >',ne had not thc OIL
GERS of the college in'cricrcl-Thc riot was
thus stopped. and after hrirc addressed by
the President the students retired 10 their
rooms. There being no bridge. and all cross
ING bein. in small ski,i>. which being cut
loose all retreat WAS cut eli. AMI after ha,in.
wandered on the banks of the river .or some
distance Up the stream they made crossing.
The matter we understand is being in,c>ti-
gated. L.haaon HLiq.
kAN>As.-Thc Nebraska LIl is still WORK
my out It's destiny in Kansas. The Lawrence
Tribune OF that territory saws:
\ majority of the members returned 10
oar legislature me-. a. TIA. Harris |ioH>.' a:
Wc>tport. Mo-. ON Iue>,;ay n;4h oi Ia; week.
At the last accounts ,hcv were holding rcGu-
lar sessions at the Shiwnc Mission. johnson
Is Speaker. Clerks and Sergeant az Arms
are also elected. They deliberate with closed
doors. and talk strongly OF setting She ''ov-
crnor's authority at defiance ard leci>latinc
independently. Let them work They will
soon find different use for hemp than that
for whiC.. ii was used at LpavcnwCrth on the
day c: election. There Is such a thing, We
believe. as TREASON
NLw JEHsEY.-It is said that the Delnoc
racy Of New Jersey arc trvin: to contro! the
X \ Order IN INIT State
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cir Calt0unian.

Here shall! tie Press the People, RI s!.ts maintain
Unawed bv influence, and unbrbei tv gain
Here patriot rrsth her glorious prcceit> draw,
Pledged 70 Religion. !.i;;cr,y, and Law.
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e Ti.- Eniiin-'on IRE Pre>> co;.cs tie
article in the CAiIpn<!,N o. s.cci. before.
i..-;. beaded a ne@ rro;rtt."
The Fl P.-<< expresses lis appreciation
OF the ar;~l" md accompanies IL )'.j,ica;io'.
with dc .nlInwinr rrnlarES
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TEERiDLE TE AGEDY IN BE1OIr. Wis
From Il private lette from Beloit. We learn
the following particulars Of a dreadful TRACE.
dy which Of cured in that place on the e3d
M
The wifi Of "A cl:izen 81 that own was a.
~akenesi from h-1 sleep about 8 o clock on
The morning Of the e3d, BY a noise ;ch she
heard in All adjoining apartment. 10 mo-.
mrnt more she saw CLEAN from dark la,..
tern. held by n man in that room. and scream
.ng with alright awoke her husband who was
'i"eFing at her side. Az he sprans from the
bsd. the intruder fired at him with a pistol.
'ht raj: just missing his head and burning it.
self IN the p'lIow.-Snatching double bar
relied Gun from. TIE wall he discharged both
barrels AT the intruder. The contents Of one
,'arrel entered the mans head and the other
!''s t"!y KILN. him instantly I.eavin. the
'odr where IL fell. the gentleman and bis vii.
:;'oceedci ~ n" nca,c.. neiyhbo-, told him
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lHE LOAN Bill NrTufD.-TL, hi,
'oanlng the credit of the State 10 ,he y.r'
"''ns massachusetts Railroad TO the am.
OF >''ooo,ooo, that was recently passed by
more than two-tIiilS vote in both branches
OF the Massachusetts, legislature, ha, b,.n
vetoed by Gov. Gardner. A s..,sc,,ucp, ~.
tempt, on The part O: the House. 10 pass tbr
bull over the veto failed
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Haitian TrLrGRAru OlII,I


Fyi'r,g Bt'r,oa tie f,r,nct III. E.,,:,
Iorrl>.
Haitian TrLrGRAru OlII,I
Nav =.
The Steamship Asa. from Liverpool IL
ut-. arrived here al 81 o'clock tbs exc
NM
The lat: dates from the Crimei. . ''..-
-rili. are, from the British 10 A.r- -.
aiid The Rus>ian> L. the -
TIE WAR.
THE CEINrA-Thc hombarimeIt -n;iI
uc> aud the general opinion in Eng 3,
thai the war ..u>. continue for lcaa'Acit-
period
The POLICY Of the Gar Alexanicr : >poA
en- of TX th. London Times As ne~ a..
more a'..larions policy. and il is 20 rr-IF'-4
throughout Europe.
1t is difficult TO form an estimate @. m
real progress O. the SIEGE. FROM fnr CON-
pairing oi various arcounSt,an imT'c>S''n q
produced that the fire OF tie allies l. sait.'
or TO that Of the CITY. but the city reiarn> ~
fire steadily.
l'tlall> >aN. on liit ltpiilll- vi ~
that the bo.nbarimeni and oanionadc "''
continued d.v AMI night since datyhrcHN O..
the 9th. each ot the ;'oo guns ii1n- J.
rounds iail \
Tie. rr,y,v'> fire was much reduced. A
tl,o,,.b the. Siarnrlon battery Is siirnce'i. an
,,,,,,. nt the Round Tower Guns di>monn'e4.
,.; the nrcian AMI t:ardcn tattenc~ 81.
keep up heavy fire.
Il,"re were no si.nS OF an immediate A.
>lnt. During the night OF the I'M. III
Frcnri, DESTROYED the Russian rife an.'l>-
,..le II. front Z. the Nalakoff Tow
Rib, battle between Il Russian sor'i'' an4 H.
French RACED during the nicLt. perhaI'S --
most >ancunarv since inkermann-
April IA despatch TO tie frenrh -
eminent saws the fire OF the French oi''.''-'
maintains lis superiority.
The French have taken the Ea>,ia" 'i-'
tu>ca,ies in front o. the Malakci !o"eT, a.
have added them 10 the French lines *
have also crowned a rav;ne which runs .
the Notifications Of the city. where the Il, "a,
SLAMS formerly kept Their reserve .tI,.
have also sprung MINE before 'Ae
staff Battery. at a distance OF MY M =.
thereby opening new parallel "''''
been suc ,c.<iullv ioirc'l 30 The '''ic'>
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Nine Days Later from Eurono
Russia Rejects the Demands of the A,rs,
The Vienna Conference Broken OF

tNo'C'! >>frL E"MEtEpMENT OF SIN.
Tpfof..
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM IL kDlL

Pr"1r'>> al r.. sag OF >eia>'.i Nr
f'gt''ag Bl-'r.,u tic f.rncA III. r., =
In-.,<
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90 The St. Ail,ans Ornamental Tree 49,
soriaton has received a donation Of Gtiy
do|iux. from Mr. Henry J. Hun; of Boston.
The association holds meetings. which are
well attended, a: which addresses on ;he i'm
provcmcnts needed in that village, a fruitful
tONIc.-- are a, liXcrcI
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
Rhodes Fever Il Ague Cure,
Or, NatWc's InfallibIn Snccific

X OH inc freH entiOn and Cure OF Intermittent and
- Tn'I'teh' Hh' teNers' FeNcrS aud Ague; G.. Ills ami
N refet; Onmb Agne. General Deblluy, Night Swcats,
ulu aIl o'hcr ioIms OF disease which have a conml,
origin III Malaria or Masna TINS subtle amos,hp,,.
P>oh ",i'ch al certain seasons is unavnlahv inhaled
at every breath Is the sime character Nvherc\rr ~
eNlsts'-Nurth. South East Wesi,-and will p,cr,
Where yield 10 tins newly discovered autIdote winch
Is CANNED TO be the greatest discovery Ia medicine
ever made.
ms SPECIFIC Is so harmless that it may he taken by
PeiS"lls OF every age. cOnG Iiiun and II N IN ,t
substitute Tor one dISeuss others sui worse os is t,
olleh The result IN the treatment of Qulnmc Mercurv
AFsehi ana olher poisonous elC leriuus drug, ut
parlcle o any OF which is admitted into tins reuu
ration. 1850 'N'"'
The pr' preior distinctly claims these ex,roorJnar
results from the Use OF Ihls Natural Antdote 10 N,Ia
''"
1t will entirely project any resident or trayellerev.n
III tne most slckly or swampy localities from ay AsIe
or Billions Disease whatever or any INJURY from tnn
S%n'iy mhailng Malaria or AIiasma.
IL VIII Instantly check the Ague in persons NDbo
nave suffered for any length OF time from one ,ay to
Men'y years, 50 that they need never have anuiher
chl' Ov continuing Its use according 10 directions
n VIII immediately relieve all distressing results of
nlous or Ague diseases, such general debility night
sweais &c The patient once Secins To recover ans
Peu'e anu strength, aud continues until n permanent
anu radical cure is effected
Inally, Its use will banlsh Fever and Ague fror,
lamilles, and all classes. Farmers and all nborng
neh by adopting us preventive, will be free from
Ague or Bilious attacks that season of the yenr
them. ~ "
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cascs
some may require more. '
Directions printed m German, French and Spanish,
Price One Dollar Liberal discounts made ,o The
Trade circulars forwarded application. and the
aIcie VIII be consigned on liberal terms IN resnnnsh
parties IN every section of the country
,., JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor
'p Providence. Il. L.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
Mrs. II. A. CONWAY.

No. 162! South Second street, Philadelphia,
IL WILL open April 9th, n full and .AEy Q
~ fashionable assortment of Spring and 49, So
Summer Millinery. Also, fine English Straws,
British Leghorns, Braids, and all kinds of Fancy
Straws, Gimp and Neapoltans, Misses and
Chlldren's Gimp and Leghorn Hats Silk Casins
and Fancy Hats. A full assortment of Lawn
Hats of most fashionable styles. The atten-
tIon of the ladies Is particularly invited.
Next door to BOOT HALL Iapll-3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
Who has the Dyspensia Q

| IVER COMPLAINT, Fever anu Asue. or onv
- einer disease arising from foul disSrieret stum.
achE Ihe celebrated Vegetable invigo'alor viii be
70 YOU an invaluable medicine. Gull md reod the
certificates at my Office, AMI be satisfied thai YOU can
be cured. W 9O' WI"
-, VINO has Cold and Cough4 DIR. LITCHs RES
IOkAIlVE alIlcst.lnvanably cures them.
Whose Heir falling Off Use DRESSITRS
HAIR RESIORATlVE,i 1t is equal t1 the bes in use.
The subscriber Is general agent for Dr. Llch's Res
IoailVe' Pam Curor, Group SaIve, and Oriental ONT.
mGnt tor sore Nipples Hard Breasts Sc &c, whole.
| sale ard RETAIL ' '
fnces-The lnvigorator, Restorative and Oriental
S'hlihehI 5O cents each. Hair Re ,toratlve, Group
Salve and Pain Curer, 25 CENTS each
| +. J. DRESSLER,
| ~ h corner Second and Chestnut Streets
nayio-Sm Up Stairs, PhiladeIp phia
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
University Family Medicines.

University L alnlly Medicines.
- ISSUED under the seal, sanction and
II < authority Of the University Of Free Medi-
30 cine and Popular Knowledge, chartered
by the State of Pennsylvania, April 90, 1853.
with Capital Of 100000, main for the pur-
pose OF arresting the evils of Spurious Nos
trums, also for supplying the community with
Nellabie Remedies wherever competent Ply
sician cannot or will not be employed have pur-
chased from DIR, John K. Rowand, his celebra-
ted e Rowand'o Tome Mixture" known for up-
wards OF twenty-five years as the only sure and
safe cure for Fever and Agur, etc, and his in
estmable remedy for Bowel Complaints, Row.
and's Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root,
wklch highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with th@ Unlvcr0ity's Remedy for Com
plants Of the Lungs;
The UllvPrsity'6 Remedy for Dyspepsia or
Indignation;
The University's Remedy for Costive Bowels.
Also the University's Almanac may be had
at the Branch Dispen>ary, or Store of
THOMAS MAGENS,
Smyrna, Del.
Jane l3-3m
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08

IL
let the afflicted Read and Ponder!
An lniaIlible Remedy for ScrofuIa Kings Evil, Rbcu.
haiism. Obstinate CuianeOus ErupiiUbs Pmples or
p'slules ON the Face, Blochos, Bos, AguG and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes Ring Worm or Teuer
Scald Head, Enlargement and PAIN of the Bones and
JOINTS, Stubborn Ulcers, SyphIic Disorders. I.Im.
hago. Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases arising
from an ihludci0us Use of Mercury lmurudencc m
Late, or lmpury OF the Blood.
81 Tins great Hllcr4tve medicine and purifier of
Blood Is now used by thousands of grateful palIenis
from all parts oi the Unued States who testify daily
10 The remarkable cures r.ormed by the ggca'rsi Gt
all medicines, "CARrEIES SPANISH MIN II RI.
Neuralgia, Rheumhli>m, Srroiula. ErupiioIS-o on lie
Skin, Iver Disease, FeVcrs Ulcers. old Sores a d.c-
lions ot the Kidneys, Diseases OF the throat IN qc
complaints, pans aud aching Of the Bones and Jol\,
are speedily pu 10 ilgh by using tins great and me-
unable remedy
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing Inns Of hccn
tonnd 10 compare with It, II Clrar.~r> the :, t II, Of All
Impurities acts gently and efficiently on the Iveraud
hIdheys, strengthens The Digestion. give, tome Il, the
sta'Hacn makes the SKIN clear and healthy and re-
stores e CONSTITUTIONS eniCcbled bl disease or broken,
down by the excescs of youth rs prlsilne yIg,r amt
strength.
Tor the Ladies. 1t is nconparably better ,han all lh,
cosmetics ever used y icW doses Carriers SpauI>,
MiN'l'G VIII remove all sallOWucss ui t,nul, \IoI,.
bring The roses mantllng 10 the check rlvr claslrilv
10 lhe step and Improve lhc grnrral health IA Il re-
marhable degree, beyond all the mcdlcI> ever heard
Ot.
The large number of certificates which we b,ve rp
celred from persons from all paris the ntlCd States
IS The best evidence thai there ilnnibc about IL
The press, hotel keepers magistrates pht sicIaus od
publlc men, we'll known To the rnnin nlty, al ,u .
theH testimony to the wonderful effects Ol IA, Grca
Blood Purifier
Cad on the Agent and get a Circular and Almanac
ana reu me "onderu cures this ul, greatest of all
Medicines has performed
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Prorplctors, No. Pearl street RI, hrnon4 Va h
all orders 'rsuppes and agencies nsl be addressed
And for sale by d. LOKW GOD, Smyrna.
DEL and NJ. V. BOYER, Millngton, Md.
Dec. 6. lS54-lv
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
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