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For The Union
PORTRAIT OF FREMONT.

traitor TO the land Of his BIRTH renegade from the
South and all Der principles apostse to his religion
and every political doctrine, (he fraudulent profession
OF which In his youth obtained for him the support
southern statesmen unprncpled adventurcr from his
earliest years defauer to his government n base de
ofhis companions in distress abandoning them to
perish in the ice and snow Of the Rocky mountains
shameless procaimer Of the vile fraud Of sung his
plies securing the votes Of every party Such is the
rro9ci President OF the black republicans.
DAGTERRE
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National Agricultural Fair.

PnLADELrHA, Oct. l0.-There large attendance at
the fair to-day numbering S0 200 to 900. The racing
the was spirited and the principal attraction The
grand banquet of at past two when eighteen
dred persons, including two hundred ladies, down.
Among the invited guests Bishops Potter of Pennsy
vania and McCoskey OF Michigan who pronounced
an returned thanks before and after the meal The tables
filled the immense TENT they beautifully decorated
and bouneousy supplied under the direction of Mr. JONES'
nf the Exchange Hotel After the edibes disposed Of
President made an address welcoming the guests and
',antnp Philad. az being the most appropriate
- g.. ,h ,r,.,~-the first .oricutural society the
Union having been established py her citizens.
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NATIONAL THEATaK-To-night magnificent programme
is presented by the wordrenowned Keller troupe whose
chaste and classic groupings have been the theme of adm
ration Of all who have them Several and beau
ful pictures will be introduced tonight which are said
to eclipse all their former efforts Gould worthy
manager prevail Mis talented troupe to proong their
via
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THE CANVASS IN INDIANA.
The Louisville Courier says:

Inc beulsyille courier says:
"Many gentlemen who have heard Willard speak vari-
Gus points Indiana told they never heard abo
honss and negro eaers denounced in such terrible and
scathing manner even in Kentucky they to their
ees BY Willard in his public addresses He has bearded the
lion In bis den and has not yet attempted to
by temporizing concstory policy but has fought the
battle boldly and principle alone We glad hear
that the citizens Of Kentucky 10 have opportunity
hear Mr. Willard speak before the presidential election.
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First Public Sale OF Delaware Trust Lands in
the Territory OF Kansas.
PROCLAMATION
BY Lhe President Of the United States.

PROCLAMATION.
BY lhe President Of the United States.
N pursuance OF law FRANKLIN PIERCE President of me
@ wifi be- held a9 Fom shd make ia @
tory Of Kansas @ .o.. eo ., Of the lands lots in
trust by III. a.h, shse e, o.
nsna e portion the the said Delaware
Indians in trust as aforesaid 10 wni
South Of and east Of TIE ,tr principal median
Townships seven eight nine ten range twenty.
Townships seven eight nine and !en Of range iwenyone
Townships nine and ten, Of range twenn-three
from No No. ia inclusive, situated townships Nos.
of 70 east n according to the pa
Of the Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska which refer
Also The surveyed blocks The of DELAWARE called
No 81 u - Township ~, a,.p n NO. south
file in the Office OF said surveyor general and 10
Also the surveyed the of HARpvrLLr called
om No to No o. inclusive situated within townships M Nos No,
Office Of the said surveyor general and TO
Also the surveyed of LArrAwlLr called
from TO No To- inclusive situated IN township No sog' o.
file in The Office Of the said general
And also III, lots the surveyed ana aid
CRY called aiuas in,ownshp No sou, o.
Cry file in the oce Of the said surveyor general
said aforementioned lands and blocks having
valued by commissioners duly appointed for thai
necyey will be the minimum which the will be offered or
sale. - ...., .,.-
he terms win be cash. payment being made,
cepts duplicate viii be made teeor of which with be de
iiyered 10 the purchaser
Patents will granted for lands purchased
laws in force regulating the issue here"
The offering the above lands and lots and blocks will b.
appointed will proceed In order
which they advertised with all deSpatch unu III,
whole shall have offered aud saes thus closed
paid the day Of safe will be reoered
the following day. the risk Of the deianing purchaser
under hand at the city Of Washington this i4 day
s' FRANKLIN FIERCE.
the President;
GKoRsg w. MAErPErFr,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
NsTrThs above will be published in such paFc
| only as are requested by 20 insert IT,
Aug l5-lawteoth octDailyS Weekly.
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STR ron RECOVERY or S25,0Oo-Tbe Boston Herald
Of the 9th instast says
case Of importance is on trial in the su-
preme judicial court Judge BReow presiding. The
involved in the action 600 which the Allan.
tic Bank is endeavoring to from the Merchants
Bahky II appears that while Thomas W. Hooper-whose
tragcn death created great excl ement In the oommu-
nity-was in the employ Of the Merchants Bank be OBJ
ianed the above-nsmed from the Atlantic Bank, by
which his canh account made good and action is
now brought for the repayment Of the sum-
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postponement of the Sale of the Delaware
Trust Lands i'm Kansas Territory.

NOTICE hereby by direction Of rbe Presn Of The
United States, OF the Delaware lands
Territory advertised th. goth OF October
Fou WORTH postponed until Monday l7h day OF No
yember which Aforesaid said
will be conducted and continued In
ogns proclamation Of the l4h OF August
by order OF the Prcsidenti
GEO. w. MANYPENNY,
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
DEPARTMENT NTERoR,
Once Of indian NhaiS, Sept. IL, 1885
zen
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers OF The Consolidated Lot
terry Maryland benefit Of the Suquehanna Canal
class 43, drawn octosers Z, 1855
10 81 26 l6 81 20 "A 55 "a 40 67 &C
The following OF PaInpco institute
Lotlsry, class 265, drawn October ., le56;
10 2 so / 25 35 30 81 10 go 81
r. FRANCE Co., Managers.
d. H. McPH.IL, Commissioner
Oct
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Markets.

New YonK, Oct lO.-Coon is frm-sales Of 200 bales.
Flour rm-saes of $4,000 barrels southern has declined
cents standard at So s5 81 49, Wheat improving
sales of Sc 900 bushels white ST So ST. SO; red 81 AZ
81 so. Corn rmsaes of 900 bushels white rs cents
yellow, II rs cents mixed, 67 cents. Pork is hgher-
mess $50 81. Beef and lard as before Whiskey is dull
Ohio, 39 cents Coffee dullRio, 10 ~ cents. Sugar
is of 800 hhds Orleans, cents Moasse,
before. Naval stores unchanged Tobacco steady
at l6 cents. Rice is quiet at AZ cents Freights
easier.
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Oct tll-2awdacpt3Novif

AND Draining-Tubular tiles, for land draining, may
IL bought DIR. Kings kiln yard City Road, Alexandria Viz
gnid, miles from Washington Long Bridge Length
bore, inches Cash price the yard S2
sufficient for 90 poles Of about 20 per
Il-dil3t*
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Charge Of Ertensivs Forgsriss.

New YoRK, Oct I0.-A broker named Charles b. Hunt
ngon has been charged with orgeres Phelps Dodge
Co. for $50, 900.
There in Wall street of other forgeres the
amount of nearly half million of dollars The Of the
parties suppressed.
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Corn Exchange which meets every morning for business
at the store OF r. II. Hunon esq On yesterday cleo
on held for ten directors and the following chosen
w H. Fowle, w. g. Casenoye g. ID. Fowle, r. H. Hunton
r. sutte s. y Blackjack, 7. T. Payne David Hume and
Stephen Shnn.'
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ID y. STEER, Merchant Tailor. No. ass seventh
notifies his patrons the public that he has received
New York and Philadelphia markets the largest
try, &C. tha, hc has ever offered Cor their inspection.
acqabpance of his and
Washington public and
selection his goods confidently believes pro
before.
examination Of his stock and prices by the public and all
ws call that he takes pleasure showing his rhods
Especial attention invited which
eved be OF the very description made In this country
Sep ls-2aw30if
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Proposals for Ration, for 1857.

QuaRTERs,srrR. orrIoE NJ CorFs,
Washington Oct. 10, 1856
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. win received of
y Monday OF vember O'Clock
furnishing the United States Marine Corps
the following stations, for the year 1857, via
Chariestown, Massachuscis
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Phiadelphis, fcnn,yivania
Go-port Norfolk, Virginia
Warrington, Florida and
Washington city, District Of Columbia.
pound quarter csh beef
three quarters of pound of pork eighteen
besd made of supsne Hour, supcTne nDur the option
and of sin pounds of coed coffee
twelve pounds Of Orleans eight or
white beans four ofynerar quarts OF salt four pounds
Of good hard brown and half pounds Of good
dipped talow candies 20 hundred ratons,
The beef required shall be delivered the order o the command
Officer either In bulk hy the single ration
shall Of the
the pork be No polk and the be Of the
best quality Of kinds named Al subject 10 inspection
No bid will be unless the
suretes this oee, cerhed BY ofhca
To be endorsed Proposals for ratons for 1857 and sd
decdlo the ouaemastst Of the Marine Corps Washington
ID, g.
GEO. y. LINDSAY,
Major and
The National Intelsencar Evening Washington,
Patriot, Concord, Gazette, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Pos
and Times. Boston, Mass Eagle Hrootn and Daily News New
Pennsyivansn, Philadelphia, penni
News Norfolk, Va; Democrat Pensacola, fia
ter Mobile Ala publish the above three times
0h Of November and send bills accompanied by
Of this advertisement, 70 this office for payment.
Oct ll-eodti0'hNov
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CaI peting, Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
Goods Generally.

WE respectfully invite the Of hous,keepe and pur
w the following goods adapted the approaching
been selected with thorough knowledge
wan and ciIcEs
pieces very rich Wilton cTpetng
do tapestry Brussels do
aud hcH Brussels
printed Brussels do
rs do tapestry velvet do
Brussels do
10 do srua super. 3py d.
ingram do
do Dutch plaid do
80 do all wool ingram uow phce) csrpetinE
warp do do
IS do u, " aud ~ twiied and plain Venetian
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National Theatre.


John
Also, of the Baltimore aud Richmond Theatres.
Last night Of the celebrated
KELLER TROUPE.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER H. le5G
win be presented the grand Legendary drama Of
TIE WANDERING JEW.
Introducing the tAblonux OF
CHARIOT OF THE SUN,
IEREMiAH'S LAMENTATIoN
THE SHOWER OF GOLD,
BATTLE or THE AMAzoNs,
FAMINE,
DIANA and ACTION,
REUNION OF THE oLYMPiAN GODS.
Aher which, great sbeau aer the celebrated picture
by Leuz) OF
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE!
An spoteosis Father Country
public by Louis Keller.
To conclude the amusing and exciting tableau Of
THE ELEC ION;
Or the Three Candidates
BUCHANAN, FREMONT, AND FILLMORE.
open X OcOckPcrOrmance commence O'Clock
Oct III
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carpeungs
os rich Mosaic rugs
rs do Chenille do
so do velvet do
rs lowpriced tuned do
80 rich Chenille and paror
100 dfuggeu crumb cloths, all sizes
IS pieces printed dIuggeits, all widths
pieces colorcd figured damssk for dancing cloths
bales, Cocoa, Jute sheep-skin, and other mats
pieces felt carpctng for Offices, sc.
pieces "a T. o. In4, ia, and l2i linen she engs
$50 pairs ~, 10 4, ia, and I2-4 sup. bed blankets
$50 pairs sup crib and cradle blankets
50 pairs servants and ironing blankets
rs quilted bed comforts
10 white Marseies bed quilts, all sizes
$50 sup. douhu damask table cloths all sizes
as pieces table damark all widths
$50 dozen satin damask napkins
so dozen dsmast towels
100 pieces hucksback and dln per toweings
95 rich cloth piano
80 do table
10 pieces very rich trocatel for curtains
10 do satin lnincs do
% do worsted dnmasks do
50 do very rich Union damssks for curtains
10 DO striped teps for dining curtains
10 do plain reps furniture covering
% DO plain and twilicd Turkey red cashmerst
$50 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
muslin do
100 pieces embroidered curtain muslins
so pieces buG shade linens and FIR urcs
$50 painted window shades and hrurrs-
Together with complete stock Of article IN line
NIL of which will be offered
favorable be had Of other house the
public respectfully invited for thenseiyes
HOoE, BROTHER, co.
Sept 9O-3taw4wiff
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
Arrival Of The Niagara.

- dfFtodI u We NtaydTo.
BosToN, Oct l0The Niagara arrived here at o'clock
p. IN. Her mails were despatched south In the afternoon
train
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l,IRsT PREMIUM prANos-Just received at my

IIRsT PREMIUM prANOS-Just received piano
above Pennsylvania avenue
splendid pianos 6h factory of
h obian
American Institute. Iisv
the the District
public respectfully invited to call and them
before purcssng elsewhere. They BY
pianos sniadei In country IN Europe
hand o and secondhand
pianos
For workmanship warranted and s pianos purchased
nc viii be knp, IN tune one year without ettra ehag,
Oct 0-r.dht y, q. nEtCHENHACH
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Professional Notice.

CONWAY ROBINSON, Of Richmond, Virginia, pracscs
mond appeals and United States courts
Washington city In the Supreme Court.
Letters TO him win be directed TO Richmond, Virginia,
Sent -ipyy6w
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GEO. y. LINDSAY,
Mainr and lnnrfnrmastar

IIALsrED's Law Of Evidence. s,oond volume just
III Published.
oet7 FRANcK TAYLOR
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Form b.

Know all persons by these presents THAI has released,
Texas all further liability
claim for the payment evidence Of debt
her the Of s., ssned BY the late republic u
Texas authorities OF the State OF Texa the may
be the United ssies accordance with the
entitled An act TO provide for the
creditors OF republic Of Texas com
OF September nine eighteen hun
approved 18th day OF February 1855 and got
OF the approved the ist OF February, 1885,
As witness my hand and seal.
AM Ian
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Rf ORDER OF hs NsNy hse"' thers VII DC SOLD
ID sic auction al O'clock the 25h
the United states Navyyard, wsshneon
be offered Of copper scales sample
given from 81 20 10 per cent nf metallic
copper be examined time previous day
upon application At the Navyyad, Terms Of sale cash.
ALSO,
2 sets Of tin scales, with weights
| set Of wooden meat scales
ssp@-lawfw A, GRREN1EtF, Navy Agent
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An Alexandria correspondent says
"The merchants Of the city organized weeks ego
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Duvan A. Bro, Merchant Tailors,

RE receiving fall goods OF tho latest styles
"a and mporlntions New York.
the fall and winter styles
Our and czens generally invited call early and
mako their selections.
DUvhLL a BRO Penn. avenue,
Between -Four -apd-a half and SIKH streets
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Know persons by these presents that mas released,
and Of America from all further
liability or claim cercae evidence OF debt
number g. issued by the late republic OF
Texas the State OF Texas as the case may
be accofdane1 WIN ths
Congress, entitled An ae provide Io no
republic of Texas are com
Of Congress Of sepember nine ghsn nun
ded and fifty approved the 2s, day o. hua ie anu ~ u'
OF Texas, approved the LIST II February, 1885,
AS witness my hand and seal.
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Land warrants were quoted in this city yesterday as fol
HYnu
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
May %. 1895.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1855.
NOTICE hereby given holders Of The stock sued
nm, The 2 July 1896 that such stock
deemabc viii be paid al The Treasury on the sur
certificates thereof on the l2 oi november NEXT
VIII thereon viii cease
This department purchase such stock prior 70 said
day redemption viii therefor the following premu IN
addition accrued the day Of purchase, with one
day i interest for money reach the vendor;
sucA a The Treasury between he lt day Of
June Ju ncn've one half OF ono per cent on
the amounts specified in the certihcatesj
on such stock the M ans s days Of August
! one OF cent;
Ana ON such stock received OF August the In
thereon additional interest only viii be
paid.
Cedca Of such stock under this notice mo be du
" assigned 20 the uni,ed party entitled TO receive tho
purchase money 70 the ist Juy the euuen
assigned by the present sisekhooe,
otherwise will be payable ss bere'ofoe.
And notice given holders OF other stocks o. me uno
this department will purchase the same between me "
day day Of December neri unless 'ne sun"
al shall be previously obtained and will pay of ihs same
in addition 20 the from the day OF the " DIVIDEND
interest," additional Interest o the money 70 reaen
the vendor, the following rates Of prepiumi
on stock Of of lsf9 premium OF 10 per cent?
ls47 and sts, premium of - per cent
ssncd under the act Of sh sspemee io0V cum"
monty called Teranindemny stock, premium OF per cent
Certificates this notice should be duy assigned
to tho United by party entitled receive the money ana
previous the lst July the current bsfyeas interest,"
must also assigned stockhodcf, otherwise tho
for the half year that day viii be paobo 70 MIN ~
tofore.
Payment foregoing will be made by dras on he
assistant Boston, New Yok, Philadelphia, as he
parties entitled to receive the money mOy direct.
LANES GUTHRIE,
May 2a-diru2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury
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Tor saLE.-A end, the OF and ast
streets, go feet inches las feet 9. inchrs deep
and nriahborhoo In hs CITY;
opposite Of Lieut. Woodhu Uhnd
navy Rnd rapidly improving location s arae Shnes
for tbose who wish TO purchase mos, Of ss desirable o "
up. Inquire Of WIN. WALL,
Al wan \ stephens's, No. 32a Pennsylvsnis avenue,
Oct 3-dow between 9th and lota ct cots
A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIS OWN LIFE TNsU-
RAsCE-In the Mutual Benefit Life Company
death, II he he is
paid himself. This is worthy the attention pf eli.
wish dividends OF the coming
should applications dated
the approaches for fire. those desiring protection will
mind companies, with large
capitals, and pay losses promptly.
j. q. LEWIS, Superintendent,
t2T-eodsu 0fce below Gen, r. o.
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GREENIE'F Navy Agent
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-08

Editor Ashland Union g.. sr

Editor Ashland Union SIR AS YOU
appear to be laboring with commendable zeal
to keep your readers posted in regard to all
matters affecting their political, social and pc
cuniary welfares, permit us to call their atten-
ton to the fact that we have Just received the
heaviest stock of Spring and Summer Goods
that we have ever brought to this market. An
extended enumeration of our stock we deem
altogether unnecessary for the reason that eve
nv one who will favor US with a call will find it
complete in every department. We would
simply simply say that it embraces articles of
every style, variety and quality of Ladies'
Dress Goods, and G~entlemen's Summer Wear,
together with a large assortment of House
Keeping Goods, Q~ueensware, Groceries, &c.
Having changed our mode of doing business,
it will be proper for US to state, for the salts
faction of our old customers, briefly, our rea-
SONS for SO doing. Our first great object is to
sell goods CHEAP. To do this we must have the
money to buy our goods cheap. We wish to
avoid the losses of bad debts and " long wind
ed " customers we wish to save the expense
of keeping books and making collections. BY
SO doing we can and will sell goods at much
less profits than is possible for any credit store
to do LIST, because we shall have the money
to buy our goods, which will save us 10 per
cent, 2nd, because we shall save the expense
of one Clerk Sd, we will save s per cent. for
making collections, losses by bad debts and
expense of books. All things considered, we
think it safe to say that it will make a. differ
enee of at least Is per cent. to the consumer.
This being true We think every man, woman
and child who can pay for their goods, will
avail themselves of the advantages of this sys-
tenn. Those who never expect to pay for their
goods, of course care but little about the price.
Allthose who wish to buy goods cheap for rea.
dy pay can find a stock of goods which for va
riety, styles and low prices, has never been
equaled in the County, by calling on their
friends and well-wishers,
T. G. BUSHNELL & co.
ASHLAND, April 80, 1856.
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TONES Won't Dol

They never did do more than give a temporary
reliefand they never will; TITS because they don't
all ague and bilious diseases is the atmospher.
poison called Miasma or Malaria. NeutraliZet tn.
eases caused by it disappears at once. Rhodes Fes
yer and Ague Cure is this Antidote to Malaria, am
The certificate ofthe celebrated chemist, J. r. Chill.
ton, of New York, to this effect, is attached to ev-
cry bottle therefore if it does no good it can do
Thisis more than can be said ofouinine. Arsenic,
or any otter tonic in existence, as their use Is ru
AGUE, which never allows a person to feel per-
fectly well for a single moment. In illustration
of these truths ! annex some extracts from a letter
just received from a Physician:
GEORGETOWN, OHIO, March 81, 1856.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq:-Dear Sir: Yours OF
and the difi Guilty in getting any one to try it was
greatly increased from the fact that a remedy had
the public, as being better than using Quinire,-
not knowing | presume that the remedy they used
to escape taxing Quinine, contained the DRUG
This remedy. (known as "Smith's Tonic ~
would invariably BREAK an ague, but it did no.
CURE it, as 1T would often return with renewed
vigor. This one circumstance l deemed in your
tween it and your CURE. The GLOWING is the
result:
were cases of QuotIdian Intermittent Fever
of many weeks standing. They had tried Quinine
but it was, (as in all cases,) slowly wearing then
out. and laying the foundation of other and sever.
er ;nialadies. l did succeed in efecting q radieal
cure of all three of these cases with your remedy,
and they have not had a chill since: In all three
of these cases the Smiths Tonic ;" had been used
and would, as b~fore slated, break the chill, hui
after a period or Two had elapsed it would return
think there will he no difficulty now i'll giving
to your Cure the vantage ground of any Other
remedy now in use here, sc. &c.
WILLIAM II. D.
RHODES EVE and AGUE CURE, or AN II.
DoTE' TO MALAR RIA. the only harmless remedy
in existence, is equally certain as a PREVEN-
TIVE, as i CURE Take it when you feel the
chills coming on, and You will never have a sin
gle one.
JtME A. RHODES Proprietor Providence, RI
For sale by Druggists generally
Wholesale Agents. ST. Louis, II. BLAKSLEYi
Chicago BROS Ashland, MN. MIL
L1NGTON, RoLLA II. CHUBB, & Co., DULIN
& CRANE. April %, IS5G-2m46