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Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

bUBsRNUM is just now under a rigid examina-
ton in New York, at the instance of his credi-
tors in the Supreme Court. He testifes that
though he had considered himself worth at
least half million last June, he now has but
two suits OF clothes in his possession, and not
more than So in money; that at present his
only means OF support is the keeping of board
ers in furnished house now occupied by him
in Eighth street, except that bis sorl- law in
Connecticut furnishes him with meat, and that
he has some friends left who will not see him
starve--some having already offered him mo-
Hey; that he owns no property in Alabama,
though he has Il mortgage on some slaves in
Tennessee; that he has $4,000 worth of stock
in the Waterville cutlery company, (worthless)
and 10000 in Jerome clock company (also
worthless) besides $1,000 or $4,000 in the
French hat body manufacturing company-a
bankrupt concerni that his furniture at Iranis-
tan has been sold for $4,000, including all his
gold plate valued at $780, that he had gold
watch which cost him $3.50, and n diamond pin
and ring which cost $500, which he was ready
to deliver up if SO ordered. that his five horses
at Iranistan brought less than $500---all he
could get for them. The examination is to be
continued Aai Boa bianH ad ;a0loa aataaass
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

OF We have received a beautiful literary
production entitled, "Flowers," which we will
be pleased to publish, when furnished with the
authors name. Correspondents should bear in
mind that all communications must be accom-
panied by name of the writer.
We have several enigmas which will appear
next week.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

THE undersigned, having entered into the
above business, viii keep constantly ~ hand 4
supply of the best While Wheat FLOUR, ut
retail by the pound or barrel; also, F.i.c and
Slfted MEAL. and Crushed CORN.
Don't forget 10 call at the store on Main st ,
OPP oslte Foxwcl's Hotel, Smyrna, Del.
mar3-3t. W. II. BAGGS.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26


CONGRESS-. Wednesday Mr. Clayton 6n-
ished his remarks on Central American affairs,
regulating the British construction of the
Claytop-Bulwer Treaty denouncipg Walkers
conduct 10 regard to the Transit Company. and
giving Ais opinions in regard TO the difficulties
with Great Britain.
In the House, the Kafisas debate was con-
tinued by Messrs. Bowie and Hickman. Mr..
Dunn moved to amend the resolution by the
appointment by the Speaker of committee Of
three members to proceed to Kansas 10 collect
evidence in regard to affairs generally, which
was agreed to--yeas l0l, nays 81. ..Ilt|
SENATE, March 2A-Mr. Seward offered a
resolution, which was adopted, requesting the
President to communicate to the Senate all
the information in his possession relative to the
revolutionary proceedings in Nicaragua, and
especially the seizure OF the Transit Company
property. ..........-...
\ HOUsE.-The Speaker announced the Kan
sns Investigating committee to consist o
Messrs. Campbell, of Ohio, Howard, of Mich
:. gan and Oliver, of Missouri. M. Campbell
declining to serve, Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, wa
appointed in his stead.
RAILROAD CoNvENTION.-The Delegates az
pointed by the several counties of the Easter
Shore, met at MllIngton, on the 18th inst, an
organized by appointing Edwin Wilmer, Esq
President, and W. E. B. Faithful, Seoretar,
Delegates were appointed to attend CONVEX
ton at EastOn, on the 6th of April, and the 70
: lowing resolution adopted; . ......l
} RcSolUed, That DR.. Powers (who was eng;
G ged IN the survey of the Old Eastern Shol
G Railroad route, and then presently be requisite
is to state has views upon the route of the co..
templated road, through the several count
OF the Shore, with Elkton and Easton as Il
termini. Messrs Earle, Wilmer, Clemen,
l. Downes, and Others presented their views upC
a the practicabllity and Importance of said RAJ
,r road without reference to any particular
sectional route. The best feeling prevailed Il
!" convention and much unanimity and zeal W
G. manifested in favor of the commencement al
prosecution of the road to its final completi
at an early day as possible.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

q BUSINESS LKR.-~Fhere were thirty vessels
laying in the Christiana, between Gareschess
Wharf and the Delaware on Saturday last-4
% sehooners aud three sloops. ID.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

Is FiaE.--The granary aud outbuildings on the
farm in the occupancy OF VIM. 8. SPARKS; aud
belonging TO John M, Woods. in ST. Georges
Hundred, were Destroyed by fire on "Wednesday
with a,quantity OF fodder and several hundred
bushels of corn II is supposed they were sci
on hre'-lseP' "a idasp3 al.a nsg, i ,,sa
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26
SIN YRNA PRICES CURRENT,
CoRREcrED wyEKLr FOR THE TIMES.

or JOB PRINTING Of every description,
neatly executed at this Office. 20 haHfsa'E
Pro MISS0RY Blank NUTES-~douhle and
Singleton sale cheap at this Office.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26
List of Jurors for Kent County.
GRAND JURORS FOR 1856


Duck Creek Hundred-John Cloak. Thomas
Lamb, Benjamin L. Collins Jacob Williams.
Little Creek--Thomas w. Wilson, Manloye
Hayes, Matthew Hazel. mo 81. ...
Dover-William Hutchinson, VIM. Walker,
William Tonlinson, Jacob Nj. HILL
Observation-Disclosures j. Wright, Thos. Good
EN-, Richbell Aldaband; Thomas Vickens. Viii.
lard Dawson, Williams. McIlvaine. .
Mispillion-Samuel Anderson, John 8. Jes
ter, Eli Wraten, BenaialI Tharp
lsMllford-James r.. Cullen, John w. Collins
Sri, John Thompson -, aks qF,-..
81 PETIT JURORS FOR APRIL TERM.
Duck Creek-IIenry Massey, James r.. Gle.
meats, Ebenezer Cloak, James Bacon, Benjamin
Turner, James w, Mitchell. ... -
Little Creek--Enoch David, Elihu Jefferson
Thomas Kirkley. --... -.
Dover-Jonathan p. Green, Manlove H
Galley, George b. Dickson, Hughitt Masten
Henry Leland, SamueI ID. sicGonigal. eco
Murderkill-Geo. Anderson, Ambrose Broad.
away, Samuel g. Dill, Alfred o. Clifton, John
West, John Simpson, Mark q. Chambers.
Mispillion-Benjamin Thistlewood, Charles
Warren, Waitman Hopkins, John Sattsrfeld.
Milford-Iames Fl. Richards, Joseph s. Lof
land, john M. White, Henry N. Marvell.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

6- Why IS Judge like person reading
aloud lie pronounces sentences.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

EASTERN SHORE Conference.-The Easton
Gazette Of last week contains a call for con-
ventiOn from the several counties of the East
ern Shore, to meet at Easton, on Tuesday, the
9Th day of April ncxt, to take measures for
obtaining from the State immediate provision
for the payment Of the Internal Improvement
Fund belonging to the Eastern Shore 1t is
proposed that the number of Delegates from
each county shall be double the number of il.
representatives in both branches of the Legis.
lature. 1t is also proposed that application be
made to the Governor for an e..tra session O
the Legislature. eaetsar.. i +. 81.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26
d. E D

In this town, on the 22d inst, Mrs. LYDIA
wife of Mr.. Henry Raughley, aged % years.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

0ITIt is reported that the steamboat Balloon
will commence her trips for the ensuing season
on Saturday next.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26
PETIT JURORS FoR APRIL TERM.
SPECIAL JURORS.
10 Court Of Oyer and Ternpimer, 10 BE- hel
on Thursday, tie LIST dan of Nag. 1856.

TO a Court Of Oyer and T'ernpiner, 10 BE- held
on Thursday, tie LIST day Of Nay, 1856.
Duck Creek--Loadman Z. Downs, Thomas
Carrow, John ~, lioffecker, Samuel Hutchjn-
son. - = S'''t4
Little Creek-Robert b. Jump, Alexander
Iaws. i-.tsi9l sAa aF 9aaHs hSca 81 vFT
DoverLJamcs a. Dunning, James g. NAPLES,
William Seaton, Jonathan Pratt. o7eef gr5gan
Murderkili- -SamueI Grace, David Needles.
John 4. Clements, William Caolk. gligg'
Mspillion-Theod. johnson, Richard Fisher.
Milford--Curtis b. Beswick. James Vinvard.
slur lhzageT vY-rr7--~---- T-g Fr7-- 4 u $50
Or The steansboat Alabama. RUNNING nm
The Red River, burst her boiler on the Isth
INST, from which she took fire and was entire
ly destroyed. Several persons were injured
and a number are missing. hiiw esedaa
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Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

VEsDUEs-.Mr. John Clayton, living in Queen
Anne's county, near the Maryland and Della.
ware line, on the road leading from Blanco to
Shutdown, will sell his stock and farming uten.
sils. on Monday. the 3lst of March. ia 4 f
Mr.. James voshell, will dispose Of his stock
agricultural implements. &C.. at his residence
near Parsons, Hill on "Wednesday, the ID o.
april s4- sH4 asfH aiGoagss.sL. 40 q ..taf
Mr.. o. Voshell, sr., near Keith's X Roads,
will sell bis entire stock and farming utensils,
on Thursday, the Sd of April. ~ = (. ee' 'at.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

MIcHicAs. ---On "Wednesday seven Of the
eight JHdges pf the Supreme Court Of Michigan
aibrnediAs coastitutioaality eftbesP rohibiiory
Liqtof ta~ o. that State, which is sialilar 10
the law of New York. This win lead to the
strict enforcement OF the law 10 Michigan.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

IMPoRTANT.--Persons who are subject to
eruptions, scrofula, blotches or pimples on the
skin, may be entirely cured thereof by the
Balm of Thousand Flowers. For sale by ]. p.
Hoffecker, No. l Commercial Row.
80
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26

or The AL L. Church, of this town, has
contributed two hundred and thirty-fye dollars
70 the missionary cause during the past, year.
The Sabbath School Of this, church. which
raised toriy-six dollars, above included, held a
missionary meeting on Sunday last, when in
teresting addresses were delivered sby Revs. !
Jerman,l. \. Magee, Wm. Hammond, and w.
&. Rebissen,- - go - 70, ~. ts's '9e.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-26
Flour, Meal and Feed Store.

Smyrna, March l., 'j6.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

Tue Syth day NJ November 1894. to- sieie
gate TO CcngfS~s, J, w Whiideld was choscs
by nm overwhelming majority. having reviewed
the votes d mn OF all parties who were Ia
lavor Of the principles of the kaiSas Nebraska
act, and oppcssd 10 placing political des,iuies
of the Territory In tho keeping Of the aboli
tion party Of the northern, States. Ia he man
agei through the machinery OF their cmir,an,
aid companies. No sooncr was the rvsui al
tho election known. than the defeated part,
proclaimed, throughout the kngth and hrNd,h
oi the rpablic. that II had lecn prriucssi by
the invasion oi tho Territory by u M,ssoui mob,
which had ovemwcsl and oatnumt~rsi and out.
voted the boaa NJ, @ttlcrs of tho TERRITORY. .-.-
By reference TO the executive journal ol the
lenit~y, which viii he found in the papers
fnrnisbcd BY the rrsidcs, of the United = stnirs
In r~ponse 10 call N the senate IL win he
found that Governor Re~icr in obesi,cmo 20
what hr considered Ia m u duty eoloined on
bin by the art of Congress organizing the
Territory, on the 10th day oi November. ls5a
issued u proclamation. prescribing the time
place, aud mo,lc Of holding the election, aud
appointing by name three citiscm Of the Ter
ritory residing In each election district 10 con
duct the election In such district together
with ths folhwiDg oath. which was taken hy
the Judges beforc cnlssing ON their duties 10
VII
I'VE a" -s,sfsi, .sea. ,ha, we viii wrf'rm cer ie
We. % '"' .ss 70 ~ nsa 's'' an "a s'
90, juSsu,p, snd sciiiy MT ws viii tssp s"yrsc,
and ahlsl r.eeni ~ . q re.sa. ~hs halt .e,. =,
.n ehe ~, az .',s, s',,, S"d r"I aSl',
az, q .sd rsrfio,v the asy II election ,rd whom
~ hail est huaestiy hetsvs 10 10 qasiihe voter
rns To- The act ofconsss orssaisiar said 1eriios,
~hcu' we shsi behave 10 have ibe The Hrf'itoo
or the u,erc futpasv o voting that all Eases where
sS ,.ne,'na tSe ,G.', nss, We Wy ,sss.r
tia, We vii, msA. ,roe saa f,bfai retain II tho vets
.a' shall he '"''a :" '@" governor OF '' said rr'"
~,
the mode N which tho o'cet'on should oc con
IN """' ''''s wa '"''t ''''' ~. f"'
VIII Do pen lof ib" rocrption oi Notcs beiwtui
eight aud ten O'Clock. A, N, and kent op~u con.
,i,,.lI, un,u ,;, o,ei,,l /, a, ,bat ~. h,l,.
t'nu'uy uh''i MA os'"c@' r. A. 'hh' 'no g""b'9
will keep two corresponding lisis oil porson'
who shall vote, numbering each name thai
when dispute Arises as 10 the publications o
voter the Judges shall examine the voter, ol
any other persons, under oath. upon the subject
and q decision o' uority OF the board vii
bc conclusive, thai tirn tie election sbal
close, tbc judges shp!. upcn and conht the votes
% sa1.s Nh H. 2 % 'h'',I aa s1n, ,,,n ,d'
'"''s' "sI snA. =" !"Ih,a u, s""' wv" pa'
10y ona' ~" ,s, ~, s"a. ''""s ~ "",
sp1 Iup''ae ~ 'A.I" y, a,r 'o'n 49,, ~
~" s~', t'"!, """ Wv" .".",' .n"s ~, ~ ,',
e,.'a,n . nv, " '"r n'"' ,n',,. n'''" W wv
''rS P"aI ~ NV" .e.i ~, ,,a, II, u,l
cts or votes poled SHALL alter i'eing counted. b,
sAs" u'P''"o +" wv '"N' '"hes" "'''' Wv
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23
Ntlp 90bertisemeats.
Bank OF Kanawha Notes bought al
the Exchange Office OF RoEERT Lyons.
april25 ts56
Fits /! Fits /! Fits I!

Persons laboFiag under his distressing
will tind DR Il ANCE'S Fpieptic Pills 70 he the on
ly rem edy everdscovered for curing ErilepsyAr Fall
ling Fits These File possess scientific action on
the nervous system; and although prepared espsci.
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found of especial benefit oil persons afflicted with
weak nerves, or whose nervous system has been
Frustrated or shattered from any cause whatever
The 1yspepiic patient whose stomach has lost the
power OF duty converting food into life sustaining
element, il relieved by a single course OF the
lraordinary Pills The gastric fluid re-acquires its
solvent power, and the crude nutriment which was
a load and burden to the sufferer, while his diges-
tive organization was paralyzed and unstrung, be-
comes under the wholesome revolution crested in
the system, the basis of strength, activity, and
health. ia. .s.
S.nt to any part of the country by mail, free ol
postage. Address SETH S. HANcE, loS Rait more
Street, Baltimore, Ma. Price one box, 81; two IS;
twelve, S2l. .,..s. Ia -rr--- -.-
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European, Land and General
5 Agency. rsE15

S33 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, (UpStairs.)
THE subscribers having procured, at very
ldends of the Bank of England. East India and
South Sea Companys stocks and also list Of all
the Hers-atLaw and Next-of- Kin Advertisements
that have appeared in the European papers during
the last century, they have peculiar facilities fri
prosecuting claimsto European property; and as il
is the inlenon of the firmto visit Europe annually
or oitener, if required, the expense OF managing
the business there would be but tri1ing to the
claimants, compared to sending special messenger
for that purpose. S'ar;h for any one name in ne
above list can pc made either personally or by let
ter on the receipt of One Dollar; and copies Of adj
We tisemcnts can he had for reasonable compcn
sation. a ae J. A. NIGHT s. co.
R1~Also Agents for the Mosher Estate
april % lS56-6m
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TRO ITTNG STOCK,
f,hastlirliAiIl WI lrran.

TIIlS celebrated horse vii stnnd for the improve
j. m4nt Of stock the present scason commencing
Aprh2lst and ending in July, ut The following pin-
css: Mondays, Tuesdays Ind Wednesdays Of
each week, i'll Flushing, Belmont county, Ohio;
and Thursdays Friday s aid Saturdays, IN Cadiz,
Harrison, county Ohio, at tie stable of &t
This horse is a beautiful dark bay of good sizs,
we'll propo toned and is good trottcr eight years
old, and has proven himself 10 be one Of the best
stock horses in tie country. He sired bythe
old Green Mountain Royalson horse OF the
Clifford branch; hi.a dan was sherman Morgan.-~
He is one Of tile puras booded Morgan horses in the
state and needs only to be seen by good judges to
be strongly recommended
This horse received the premium and diploma ut
the greatNaaonal Horse Exhibition held atSpfing-
field, Mass ia 1853, and has received premium
at every county fair that he has been exhibited at.
4 TERMS forthes use Of the above horse will besS2
in hand and $40 when the mare. 10 known 10, he
with foal; OF I5 do lars insurance Failing TO at
tend regularly Or parting with mares before the usual
.oaling time torleits the insurance. -
For further Information refer to Joseph T.. Hays
and S: w. Hale, Of Dublin, N. r. John w Steele.
Petersbero', Ex-iov of N H., D. !. Sanderson of
Ghcstesiield, N L., Dr.. In Butcher and Joseph
Fell Of North Lew is5uFg, Champaign county, Ohio
OF the pr 'hrietor, IT, u. CAV VENDER.
apr 23+tf eH A8
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23

vi As SPRING and SUMMER MEDICINE
Carter's Spanish Mixture stands pre- eminent above
all Others Its singularly eiicscious action on the
blood its vivtyng qualities its tonic action on the
Liver; its enaciy drive all humors to the sur
face. thereby cleansing the the system according to
Natures own prescription, its harmless, and at the
same time extraordinary good effects. aud the num-
Der ofcures testified to by many OF the mos respec
table citizens Of Richmond Va, and elsewhere, mast
be conclusive evidence that there is no humbug a.
bout il, g zs 5000 a.F
The trial ofa single bottle will satisfy the most
skeptical Of its benefits.
- See advertisement in anothercolunl1 -1m5l
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A ks,HS A v a IL
OF ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE. ..
SPRING & SU UMilGRl GOODS

SPRING & SUMNER GOODS
At my old Stand on the corner,
CONSISTING of Black, French Blue, Plumb
~ and Fawn colored Poult de 55i Silks Beauti
tul and ri:h silks in the desirable and fashionable
co'ors Also rich changeabIe silks in oil coors;
White and colorea Grapes Blue. Green and Pink
all wool Delaine; beautifui figured Barage Plaid
beautiful checkered Turquoise, Lawns and Organ
dies ever exhibited in CALI. .1...}
Also a large and varied assortment Of Collars,
Underlseeves, Embroidered and Plain Haudker-
chiefs, Laces JaconGtt, cambrick and sw LES bands,
Edgings and lnsertings plain and figured Swiss,
plaid and plain Namsooks #
Black and White Mourning collars,
Black and White Silk Zephynett,
Black and White Silk lllu ions,
Black and White Silk Lace Nett
and lots of many articles not necessary TO enuner
ate. .s4,a..
ladies' Mems and Chill lren's Hosiery.
Ladies and Misses Soft Straw Bonllets and Clip
sy Flats at great bargains
Satinetts and JeHns .........s .sa.S
Summer stufs
Irish linen for so cts per yard worth Is.
Linen Sheeting ord liilow case linen
! case Of fine bleachc Shirlitg at 10 cts worth Q
case small figured Barge Deanes at l2H cents,
worth ceuts in quality.
Black Broad cloth at 32,0 90, worth $500. 8GE
Also full line of staple anl Fancy Goods and
Notions not hero enumerated, that il will bo time
prQhtahly spent in examining pfsres and quality,
before purchasing elsewhere,
JAMES STEWART.
Cadiz, Ohio, april %, 1856
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
FOR FUDGE OF TUE sUrRENE COURT,
RUFUS P. RANNEY.
FOR MEMBER or BOARD OF PUBLIc WORKS,
WAYNE GRlSWoLn,
FOR COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
HIRAM H. BARNEY.


Our space is taken up this week almost
entirely with the laws. the tornado at All
ancc, and great number Of new advertise
ments, that we have but little room for any
thing else. We shall! get through with the
Laws in week OF two and be over with
the rush of advertisements. when we shall
have plenty OF room 10 make a more inter.
estng paper. .....sa
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Eaf' The Council at their meeting on las
Saturday evening, unanimously resolved,
ihat all of the ordinances o. Cadiz borough,
will be enforced without respect to persons
Those interested will please take notice.
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They GIVE IT up--The Kansas Herald
Of Freedom, published at Topeka, the very
hot-bed and head quarters Of FreesoiIism
in Kansas, after enumerating multitude
Of reasons showing the impossibiliy Of Kan.
sas being q slave State, says ..
"And yet there are people fools enough
to think it is possible that Kansas will be a
slave Statel"
No sensible person thinks so, and no dem
agogu@s will say SO after the next Presi-
Dental election.
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ET We direct attention the adver
ment Of that old established Institution of
learning, Franklin College, New Athens,
Ohio, In another ,lumn. a @ssa
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GH HoEowsy'ssPills certain Remedy
for Dropsg.-- Charles Hutchinson (33, of
Burlington, ,Verm mt, was for & fifteen months,
a sad victim q this complaint, SC bad was
he one part Of the time, that the water ac
tually oozsd hrough the pores of the skin,
and thrice per day change Of apparel be-
came necessary. Every time bis doctor
called be expected to fnl him dead, and in
fact gave his friends no hopes OF his recsy-s
cry; bis sister who had derived great bene-
ut by The use of IIolloway's Pills, begged
'hin, as d favor to her, TO try them; fcrtu-
na'e!y for him be did not refuse. and soon
they produced a ehange for the better. in
tour weeks he was again attending to busi-
ness having thoroughly got rid Of the dis.
order, and ID the mos! excellent health and
spirits. These Pills work wonders in liver
and bilious complaints. IA
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23

UsELEss--Col Fremont the candidate
that is talked ofby some Of the colored Re
publicans for the Presidency, is Canadi an
BY birth. He is therefore not eligible to
thu Office. as & saa.
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Great Cure of Piles

b.. aE HUNTsvlIdE. ~ G., Now !, 1858
Or. C. NJ Jacksun-Dear Sir-Allow me 20 ex-
press to you my sincere thanks for your diseov-
cry Of medicines which, 20 say the least Of it. has
effected cure, that all other medicines that have
taken have entirely filled to do. ''Hoofand's Ger
men Bitters" have cured me OF the most stubborn
and aggravated case of the PILES that, perhaps
ever fell to the lot OF man. My case is not siran-
and the surrounding counts, and can truly say that
my recovery hos astounded oil my friends and rela-
ti0nR as had tried everything recommended, and
nothing did me any good until was prevailed upon
to try the Biters. You are at liberty to make any
use of this commynica 'ion for the benefit oil the af
Aicted as you may think proper s.g. .sa
Truly yours, VIM. J. ATWOOD.
See Advertisement 2w.5I
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The proprietor in calling the attention Of the pub
lie 10 this preparations does with 1. feeling of tho
utmost confidence in virtues and adaptation to
thediseases for which il is recommended,
Itisnonew and untried article, but one that has
stood the test of ten years trial before the Amsri
can people, and its reputation and sale is unrivalled
by any similar preparation extant. The testim imony
in its favor given by the most prominent and we'll
known Phys and individuals in all parts ofthe
country is immense, and careful perusai OF the
Almanac publshad annually by the proprietor, and
to be had gratis of any of his agens cannot but sat-
sfy the most skepcal that this remet y is really de-
serving the great celebrity it has obtained
Principal Office and Manu'ac tory, No. SO ARCH
street, PmFadeiphia Pennsylvanin.
9J-Sold by John McBe and John Beall, Cadiz;
] T: Cramblett, Deersville; w. P. Saunders, New
Market; T. ], Brown. Moorefield, and by all dealers
in medicine apr 23-ly