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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-01

III
the County of NewYork notice hereby given 70 al per
cons having against ENRY = FARLEY late OF inc Sy
Of New York deceased TO present the with vouchers
thereof the subscrber at the office Of Wetmore boNne,
No 81 Wallet, in the City Of NewYoTk, on OF before ,ne
twentieth day o July New YORK the twelfth day
Of January, ls8 GEORGE HENDERSON,
ELIZA FARLEY Administrators, &e.,
ala Iaw6mF Of Henry : Farley deceased.
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me0iraI.
MABIN. Psychical Physician and

MRS. Nj. I. MABIN, Psychcal Physician and
WI and Therapeutist No. SO West 26thst New, York
Office hours: 10 am TO pm and TO pm (Sundays and
Wednesdays excepted for edes only Examinations aud pre-
scriptons for gentlemen by letter
tits not long details Of what has or can
be DONE or miraculous performed by this or that
remedy enough say that sufferers from no matter what
dee may relief The probability that nine out Of ten
apparently hopeless may be entirely cured by
careful attention the part OF the patient AIDED
INV the advice of the physician fact to be denied that
thousands persons die annually without having the most re-
the of their disease They supposed from
they had this that disease and per-
haps but the the difficulty not understood
The those who examine psychcay
this they 20 dssy the and removing IT, the disease
follows necsty The remedies use are purely vegeta'
be with under immediate super
vision and they confidently relied Natures rene
dial agents restoration Of health Particular directions
given each case and adapted to the condition Ii lie temper
hnent and general character of the patient 49,,
TERss-The Examination and prescription 80 u the pa
tep is present and $40 absent. All subsequent examine
tions$ No the truly
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THREE

DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHiLA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH-Ths MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at M and
bsyes Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at The FAST LINE
Philadelphia for Pittsburgh AZ u 80 and
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at II ~ and
Fhssbursh for Philsdelphbs at 70 p m. 80 4.
TIE above lines connect Pittsburgh with the railroads 70
md from ST. Louis Mo. Alton Galena and Chicago hinoas
Frantfort Lexington and Louisville KY Terre Haute MAD
ss~ La Fsyette and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
yshsfed Benefontane, sandushy Toledo Cleyeisna 20
mmbas zAnesyie Mssso and Wooster, Ohio ALEC with ne
steam from and W New Orleans ST. Louis LoaN
Vile and Cincinnati ,, 4, AL, .,.x
will find shortest most expeditions and com
nrable route between the East and West
Through be had st other OF the
places In the West, of n,,c ..x
J. II. BUTTS Agent, New sIsey Railroad Co foot OF
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent, Pennsylvsnia Railroad Co,
No. 2 Attor House, Broadway, New forh.
1s,Yo,S Ian Iess Phlsdelphis
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THE ARTISAN.

One Of the happest specimens is the following, en-
titled
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SALT-RHEUM REMEDY, and SAR-

SANDS urIu III
- SAPARlLLA the most speedy safe and certain rem
edes for Scoua Salt Rheun and all scorbutc or eutaneou
erupons The one applied externally peneates the pores OF
the kn and absobs the virus appears the other taken
nwardy purhes the blood and all unhealthy eere
tos cooperating with each other they never fail to eject
thorough and permsnent cure. Prepared and cold by
Il A. ID. SANDS. Druggists No 100 Fulton'st.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CSundayse x-
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.

LII --Traveers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, and
n points West and South wes obtain Through Tickets
sDd information concerning routes fare sc either by the
CENTRAL RAILROAD by application al the Companys Of
Gee, No. 1875 Broadway, corner Dey.st
JOHN y. PORTER General Agent
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NVUhI-NIIV anu NUIIUt9 VI
Il New-York.-RICHARD 1. ALLEN against GILES J.
sIDCVM To GILES J. SL0CuM Yon hereby
noned required TO the complaint in this aetop,
which tied the office Of the CLERK Of the City and County
January lS and 10 copy Of 20 the said
complaint the subscribers al Their once No - waist IN
th sunon on Won exclusive Of the day of such service and
ya an n, answer the said complaint within the time aore
- bs psnta In this action will take Judgment against you
Cor the sum OF -four hundred and sStytve dollars and seventy
cents with interest the 10Th day OF May one taoasAd
T 49, HI I ~ 1sss > ' SANFORD BRACE,
SIS iawcwF Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. IL Wa!isI
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NIEW-IERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-

IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Unted States Mail and Express Lines Leave New
az rs In A. and Is In aud II and p m The New
Iese Accommodation Line leaves at u 81 stopping
A Al stations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati st
ei7 And the West and for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk
k and through baggage checks 70 Wubgton N e. m ana
q m M
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing Dec 8, 1855.

Tasse1eer Staiioos LoTneT bI3hdWhy anu OtnaIsI
IN New-YoTk.... Corner 18th st. and 4h'av
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK-For New.Hayen: y 3 a m,
Ex), I'm; 8, Exl $40, and p. m. For Bndsegcrt
NJ EI) II m (Ex $40, p. For Milton, Stratford,
FAIRFIELD, Southport and westport M; u m o2o m.
Eorwelk Y IL tEx. 3:D, T. Sab p ~ For
barren and Greenwich II m $40, 4, 5:l5 Fos
Stamford: T. (Ex); u m, Ex), $40 5:l5 P m
Port Chester and intermediate Stations: m " m
$50, 4 515, 6:l5 p.
CossEcTmG TRAns-For Boston: Q a m. lEx)i Up. m
Rxl For Hartford and Springfield: m. lExl; IL m,
o m (Ex) For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal;
m. tEI For Canal Railroad a. m TX u m' 70 West
sstonie Railroad For Eaugatuck Railroad: a. m
p m. (Ex) For Danbury and Norwak Railroad; = a. M
fRArs NEw-Yohk-From New-Hsven: $50, s;1
. m las (Ex); 4:50 s:z5 p. lEx) From Bndseport;
$40 f4o, lo:s 222 iEI) sail 300 p 10 tE61 From
Rmyak 6, "a BIS, 1873 248 (Ex) 3:f5 9;O p M
~. Frern Port Chester: $50 6:43 7:28 857, IL 80
EM m JAMES u. H0YT Superintendent
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CUPREME COURT.-HENRY $: TERRELL,

CUPREME COURT.-HENRY ;: IEhb ,i,i1
SWIIIIAM = JENNINGS aud ANDREW j. Mills
PAUGH AGAINST HENRY NJ WOOD.-TO the Defendant: you
hereby summoned aud regorsS 70 snsweS as s
6hs which the 18th day OF NOVEMBER 49,
oe OF the CLERK the City aud County OF New
fesh st The City Hall Of said city and TO serve copy o.
answer the said complaint tho Subscribers AZ hel ooe
No CT wAst said CITY, within twenty days aiter me ser
wee OF th yea exclusive Of the day o. saen
wee sha you fail the said compliant "ltn ne
nme Aforesaid the plaintiffs this seon wall take laasnent
sesnst yen iof the Of eight hendred ard he aos
and sxy cents, with from the 18th day o. sep
sembsf one thousand eight hundred and hyhSe BESIDE me
sests VI this aeren-D Dated November y, 1885
FULLERTON a DUNNiNG,
s4lsw7tF Plaintiff Attorneys
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

Chicago. who Is one Of the hardest
drinkers in tbe city. Itis called the
Young American Saloon. aud Is ono Of
the vilest aud most Infamous dcns in
the world. IN no single place on lhis
continent Is more liquor drunk. more
oaths sworn. and moro obscene Ian
guage used. II IL the general resort
OF gamblers. Sthimblo-nggcrs. liber-
tines, horso-racers. fancy men. dcma-
goguos. pickpockcls and such men a.
Mr.. stephen Arnold Douglas. Here
he spends his leisure hours, tells ob.
scene stories 70 rvwdy boys. laugh
with idiotic and drunken rapture nj
the nasty jssts Of his associates, swears
swaggers, drinks and 10 not ashamed.
Let the reader again pcniAc the OK
tract. and no will moro clearly see tho
quiet but. scorchIng Irony Of tha wri.
tor. and then he viii also sea the man
Stephen Arnold Douglas In MI his
glory.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

III W0DtInoro Wts, HctvUss mutl0tmk>
cINCINNATI, OHIO.
payment for exehanss asa i,om Correspondents
Now Yea saa y';E9'a sss!s stool. Hssnssllle'
Traders. hank, Indianapolis,
Central HANK, fndIannpolls,
hank Of the Capitol, ikdianapoiis,
fnyosts County bank. connorsvillo,
Indiana Hank, Madison,
Kentucky stock Hank, Columbus,
nsrshe.ss and Mpehanles,' Mas Albany.
c cs%ssexs se. ~ hss.x..,s
hank fndiana ,Michigan City
Canal Hank, EvansyiIle,
Crescent cry Bank. kyanaviiie,
F i'srn BANK BANK, ws..nsla,
indiana stock Hank iAporte,
Prairie City Bank, Terri Haute,
southern Hank /, Tssrs lisrse; -
Bank ofElthsr, kiiSsss
Bank Of Rookvillc, Rockville,
Bank ofcoshen, Goshen,
Bank o. Mount Vernon,
Bank Of wsrssw, .wanAw, tftf 4,
Bank Of Monticello,
hrookvillo Hank,
Hoosior Bank,
Lagrange Rank,
Huntington County Bank.
d, y. Jenes, Checks, ttfI
Great Western Rank,
Tippecanoe Hank,
Wayne Banks, t.i
Upper Wabash Bank.
Kalamazoo HANK, 80
North Western, bloomh6ld,
shawnee Bank t W
Steuben County.
Bank Of Fort Wayne.
Bank Of South Bend, ,It 49,.
Delaware County Bank,
Indian Reserve hank.
IAN other Indiana Notes are from 10 Is per
cont discount, and should at once DO Withdrawn
ans, who will return, BY mall, the highest cash
value for thsm.-fED. 80
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

We are afraid the Greenaburgh
Guard will DO read out Of the party.
Hear what Il says on tho Brady mob
bing:
Mr.. Joseph Brady was recently tar.
ed and feathered al Lexington. KY.
because no was suspected Of having
written and-slavery letters tolthe Ok.
ford. Ohio. Citizen. The villainous
deed wasperpotrated during one Of the
most severely cold nights Of this win
ter, and Mr.. b. was driven of with
out any clothing,
In the city Of Maysville. In this
Same State OF Kentucky, but q few
weeks since, party Of "bloods"--
first families Of course--in drunken
frolio. poured burning fluid upon a ne
gro. and then set fire 10 him. The
negro survived for a few days in the
most excruciating agony. His MUIR
derers were not even arrested.
Il Is such dastardIy acts rs these
that contribute 80 much to fan the
strife between the North and the South.
There ara thousands upon thousands
Of men In the North who labor to
promote peace and harmony between
the different sections OF tho Union:
who respect the rights Of all and who
discountensnce the conduct and course
Of the abolitionists: and yet they are
human, and have feeling Of human
ity which will not for moment tole-
rate or countenancc such dastardly
acts Is those above cited. Kentucky
may make laws 10 punish persons for
tampering with her slaves. and tho
mass Of tho people Of the North will
sustain her; but her citizens win find
that all such lawless acts. even though
sustained and approved by their Press
Ito It's shame be II said meets with
unqualified condemnation from every
right thinking man, either North or
South. al
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
SALE.

NOTICE. Is hereby giyen, that will sell at pub.
IN lie auction on saturday, the 10Th day OF feb.
ruary next, at the farm Of Caleb Allon, lato O,
Fmnkiin County. Indiana. deceased, ali his per.
sonal properly, consisting In part o Ave head OF
Horses, one Farm Wagon, Piows. Harness. and
9th or usual Farming Implements, Corn, Oats
Hay, a., DC.
A credit OF nine months will be given on all
sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving hi.
note, with approved security, ~aiving walt aiion
Jan 3w JOSIAH ALLEN, Ad'mr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
PROF. o. y. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE
For Producing Hair
ON BALD HEADS!

AND
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO THE ORIGINAL
COLOR.
uvHls astonishing and unequalled Preparation
y has never failed TO produce a growth on Bald
Heads, when used according TO tho dir ctons, and
turn Hair back 70 IL original color after having
become gray. and rensisie tin all It's original
health lustro, sofness and beauty. II removes Mt
once all scurf, dandrrn, aud unpleasant itching,
scrofuia, eruptions, and feyerish heat from the
scalp. II also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and falling on,and hence acts as per-
% HAIR INvIGoRAToR AND TONIC.
We annex a fow cersincacst to corroberate our
800. 4. Carlislo, H., June q, 1853.
] have used Prof. o. ]. Woods Hair Restorative
and have admired Ne wonderful effect. My hair
sus Sy sss 1: az ,ns
sumed Is original color, and have no doubt,
permanently so. SIDNEY BREEsE,
st'rare Ex Senator United States.
PRov. woop, Dear Shiny hair had forseveral
yearz been becoming permanently gray, nccon-
panied by . harshnsss which rendered the con-
slant application Of oil necessary 10 In H..
when commenced using your Hair Restorative,
and having continued It's use tn within the last
three weeks, II has tnrned 20 It's natural color,
and assumed a lustro and softness greatly 10 be
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regard II as an indispensable article for every Ia
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for ming all that IL claimed for II.
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cineihnau, " feo.io, 1904.
Prof. OIL VooD, Dear Sir--As you are about 10
manual turo extonsneiy ana vend your recently
discovered Hair Restointive,i VIII state for whom
soever II may concern, that ! have for several
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other know. hentircly cleanses the head from
dandrun, and with one months proper use will re-
store any persons hair TO tho original youthful
glossy appearance, and al w. Without aiseolo,.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Commissioner appointed By
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Franklin County,
will, In Pursuance with an order OF said court sell
at public salo on the premises, on Saturday, the
ed day Of February, ID. 1856, part OF the north
west quarter OF Section twenty. Township nine,
Of Range one, west, and bounded as iollows;--bc.
ginning Mt the northwest corner Of said quarter
section and running thence east along the north
line OF said quarter section 100 poles to the north
east corner, thence south along the east line sixty
poles thence west 100 poles TO the est llne thence
north GO poles TO the place Of beginning. contain
ing sixty acres mo 70 or less; Also beginning at
the south west corner ofsaid quartcrsecton thence
north twenty five chains and fourteen links thence
east nine chains and thlrty-four and one. half
links. thence south twenty-five chains aud four
teen 90 links, thence west nine chains and thirty
four and one-half llnksto the place Of beginning,
containing twenly-throoan one-half acres moro
or less, makngin all e3l acres.
said farm Is well improved, Joining John u.
Brniy's premium farm on The South. Two COED
orchlrds OF the best Of grated fruit, aud also a
house and barn-pieny OF good tImber--well
watercd--and lies one mile north OF the turnpike
road leading from Brookyille TO Cincinnati, by
way OF Mount Carmel, being u part of The yalua-
BILE lands Of Springfield Township, Franklin eoun-
TERMS or sALE-onc-third cash In hand;
one-third In one, and balance In two years with
out intercst--deferred payments 10 DO secured by
note with approved security waving benefit from
valuation or nppraIscmcnt laws.
Jan IS IRA STOUT, Commissioner.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

G A r p IT w A X Ell o u Sc
No. 10 East Fourth street, between Main and syc-
amoro Streets, Cincinnati. o.,
rs NOW RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK or
u English and American Carpets, Curtain Goods,
Oil Cloths, sc. &c, for the fail trade 20 which he
respectfully Invites the attention Of the public.
Sep II 1y-par
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
Please take Notice

An persons who are indebted 10 N. d. GAL
LION, or 10 N ID. GALLON IL SON, are hereby
requested 20 come up 20 the good work of pay
ment. We owe money ourselves, and We must
and will pay Il. Our chief dependence Is upon
collections. aud we now ask and expect full and
prompt payment nom all who owe US.
jan III N. ID. GALLON d SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator OF the estate OF
John Shaw, late OF Franklin County, deceased H.
Persons indebted 70 tho estate are requested 70
make payment Immediately. The estate Is prob
ably solvent.
Jan IS Nv JUDAH HIHcKLEY, Am'r
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

The following appeared ON the cath
nit in the cb;caco De,uorxot aa;,od
- H. - Ne 1 A
" non' 'oAs /" ASf"ohih' . veteran
member oil the Democratic party:
1.-THE Washington correspondent Of
the New York Herald has the follow
ing:
Judge Douglass friends here con-
tradict Indignantly the story that he is
sick with delirium tremens. They say
that for the last two years he has been
a temperance man. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

Executors Sale Of
REAL ESTATE.
THE GOODWIN PROPERTY
The unaerslened. Kxecn,or 81 The last viii az
samuel Goodwin, late Of Franklin count {. Dc.
ceased will oIef fofsAlo nj public nuc.lon. Va tia
highest bidder, atthe Court House, In ilfookyllo
on Monday ihe iih day Of February, 1880, tho col.
No. I, The White Hall Farm, three miles FROM
Rockville, On the connep,llle Turnpike, con
tanning about 100 acres funeo bat abou 40
Nos, n. .. ard 4, - These lots are IN he
Nofii, part OF fractional Section NJ, roNn D, tango
r. The, embrace 80 hefvs ofWell tmhefod lana
lying between ropplet aud hedmnns mfma. ana
mo above. and heiv con lho same harms, wsli tim
hefedl tho residue IA a wood lot south OF rop.
rIet hfm, and casl Of lhe lsnds Of william
No. s. Ncnh half ofhe south ives, aaaslsr Of
see ~, TO n, Z. ~ acres all under fanco, and
IN aeaod slats ~ oulilsaiion. being The wosl pof
lion ef NE hill ipn,l,IaE sa.i Of Tho river. on
ofeheat rsaoscs. between The Hamilton tarnpke
and Iho barn. on which u small dwelling house,
and young orchard o. choice fruit.
he same sssies nnass cultivation. shs "se sas,
esihe barn belnron or near The line, and recos.
NO. Y. ~, pasture 10. Of ! aere.. ives, Of No. 0.
and ssiendInr nom tho pike 70 The north line Of
No. q. A pasture LOT Of ~ acre., extending
ron The pike 10 the north line Of styling west
NO. 9: pasture lot, containing asousol acres,
No. io.a pasture lot west OF the above. being
the most westerly ioil containing about 70 aefes.
Pike and a. he 'a Sfs ass si f s os ssiss
No. is, Eas, half oe the south cast quar,ere
soc. - Town 2 ksnge g, on ,ae oxford road,
TOWN LOTS IN hRoohvlLLR.
No. Is. Lots "A ana ~ In Aliens Plat.
Mold. Lots 70 and 30 In same.
No. ~, Lot OF IN same.
No. ~. Lot On IN same.
No. 10. Lots % aud 20 In same.
No. 20. part OF lot ~ In same,
No. ~. part OF lot 50 In same.
No: ~. Lots No. 2, ,, tss,c, liz square o,
Henrios plat.
No. %. Lots b aud 10 IN same.
Lots ~. Lot 90 Ia huiiors plat.
No. OF The above n very desirable farm, be-
ing % good soil and n good naiehbofhood, con-
No. and utogcther VIII constitute farm OF ifo
acres, equal IN value 10 any farm Of ~ size and
improvement, In the county. The soil ID a. good
g. ss, sp nss land, for gsner pabe,es' and eys
only half mile rom nrookvllie, on tho pike, and
VIII make q pleasant homo. In the town Il Hour.
shinT College, and the usual religious privileges.
Tho wood lands are OF good soil and especially
valuable for the amount OF excellent timber on
them.
Especial attontIonis called 70 lots No CT and ~,
lying south OF the old seminary, aud lot00 In Hut,
ler's Plat, lying on she pike west OF Tho grave
yard.
Plats OF The land can DO secn Al my onlce; on
ihe day Of sale printed slips will DO furnished 10
bidders, describing the lots, NJ they viii DO con-
seyed.
TERMS or SALE.
One third cash; tho residue IN two equal annual
payments, drawing interest, secured by notes,
rIty.
Sale 10 commence all O'Clock p. NJ, and TO
continue from day 10 day " necessary.
I'D. ROWLAND,
Nov. D, 1853. Executor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
WHICH HAVE COMMON ORION IN
M A L ARIA OR MIASMA

This subtle atmospheric poison, which AZ certain
seasons u unasoidably Inhaled ~ every breath, IA
ssss ~ az o.
this newly discovered ANTfDCTE, which neu-
tfaiixos tho poison. completely purnos The system,
and thus entirely removes oil The cause OF disease.
Tte Proprietor distinctly claims these exiraor-
binary results from IL nsei
II win protect any resident or traveller, oven in
tho most rlekly OF swampy localities from any
nguo or bilious disease whatever, or any injury
from constantly inhaiing Maiorln or Miaslnn.
n will instantly check tho ague In persons who
have suffered for nuy length Of tlmo, from ONE DAY
To TWENTY yxAns. 80 that they need mover have Az.
OTHER emtL, BY confusing ils-ure according TO
Il will Immediately relieve all tho distressing
results OF bilious or aguo diseases, such general
debility. night eweass, Nc. Tho patient At once be-
gns 10 recover appetite and strength, and contin-
ues until pormane and radical cure 10 Effected
WORTHY or PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
SINGULAR AND LEVITT TSarn 4! y nARMrFssNRss
The following certificate from ono OF Tho most
celebrated chemists In tho United States ID attached
TO every bottle:
Now York, June II, 1855.
shave made chemical examination OF Rhodes
Fever and aguo Cure, or Antidote 10 Malaria, and
have tested II for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinlne and
Strychnine, but have not found particle Of either
In II, nor have found any substance IN rs COM
R sUn mas sopla eSSHSr 9aGai % NEE fons
This Allows OF It's
FREE USE AS A PREVENTIVE
by which oil persons may DO sure Of entire free
dom from the above named diseases no matter how
slekiy the scnson or swampythc locality.
PROOFS OF EFflcACY are frequently pub
llshed, and the confidence sf the public Is asked
only In proportion u Its actual merits wherever
10 prove It's worth.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cas-
es; some may require more. Directions printed
In German, French, and Span sh, accompany each
bottle. Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold by
the Proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, X l..
For sale by druggists generally. nov2
A.WoODHALL & CO.,
Agents In BrookvIle, andtor sale by dealers gen
orally throughout the unIled States and Canadas.