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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-04
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THE subscriber would announce 10 bis old
friends, as well as to the public at large, that h
has opened an ENTIRELY NEW STORE in
the Borough Of Bedford, Immediately opposite
ihe Washington Hotel, where he has just re-
ceivad stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS of superior quality, embracing al
most every article in the DRY GOODS and
GROCERY LINE, to which he invites the es-
peciaI attention Of the people, who may find it
70 their interest 10 give him call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. His Goods will be- exhi6il-
ed with pleasure, whether purchased or not.
SAMUEL BROWN.
Bedford. MAY %. 1856.
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Drugs and Books.

- DR.. T. {. REAMEK .,
4GT
las Having purchased the Drug 4E-gzy
o. and Book Store Of DR.. s. D. Scott, wi.
constantly keep on hand at his establishment
in Julianna Street, complete assortment o.
Drugs, Medicines, Dye StuliS, Paints, Oil"
Window Glass, Varnishes, Brushes of all kind.
Patent Medicines, Lamps, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, sc. sc, together with an extensive cor
lection of School and Miscellaneous Books
Blank Books, Common and Fancy Stationery,
&c. which he offers at greatly reduced prices
for cash. Bedford, Feb. II, 1874
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john RFOOP2acaGs
tSuccessor 10 King s. .Noorheadl
WHOLESALE GROCER

.H.ND CO.MHLSSIO.N .iERCHRAT,
And dealer in Fish, Bacon, Cheese, Died
Fruit, Lard, lard Gil, Flaxseed Oil, White
Lead. Pig Lead window Glass, Glassware, Ron
and Nails, Star and Taliow Candies, Variegaed
and Rosin Soap, and Pittsbnrg manufactures ge-
nerally. No. 81, Woodstrset, Pinsburg, Pa
Particular attention given to the sale ofPig
Metal and Blooms, aud liberal advances nnde
thereon. Feb. 10, l856-ly.
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D. X. wrSpralieu.
" nFsderlich & Mead
toruarOlug & Commission ftlrrrba',t',
c Il AMRER sp1rne

U hey are al all Times nrenare5 =
kinds OF Produce to, and Merebsndiso :" carry all
Philadelphia and Baltimore, at the sbortes, , iioa
they will also purchase Flour, Gram 'o,'ee'
=, coALs LUMBER, SALT, FISH, GUAyo
PLASTER on hand and for sale low. ''.'"' and
June 10, 1858.
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AEI GOODS.

MRS. SARAH Z. POTTS would respect
fully announce to the Ladies Of Bediord thai;
she has just received and opened, at her store
IN Bedford, the most elegant assortment Of
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NEV FIRM Ind NEV GOODS.

The subscribers having entered into partner
ship in the mercantile Business, would an
nounce TO their friends aud the public in gene
raj that they have just returned from the East
and are now opening and exhibiting in the
store room formerly occupied by Elias NJ. Fish
er, a large and splendid assortment of
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Oct. II, 1888.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-07-04
no DIIINPRS.

Bedford, April 6, 1895.
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April 27, 1883.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
administrators Safe /.

virtue of two several DEGREES of
NJ the Probate Curt of Pamela
County Mississippi, rendered at the
January term 1856 thereof, the under
signed administrator, with the will an
nexed of Mary E Butler deceased.
will on Saturday, the Esd day Of Feb
ruary next, on the premises, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder:
the West half of the South Eastern
quarter of Section one Il Township
eight (8, Range seven 10 West in
Pamela County, on credit of l2
months from day of sale. Also the
following Personal Estate viz, one
Gin Stand, bafoucne, mule. some
cattle, and hogs s. farming utenci!s. The pur-
caasers will be required TO give boud and seeu-
rity for the purchase money.
JOHN B. BUTLER,
Administr
jan, 10 1861
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
Guardians notice to surrender
his Letters.

Notice is here by given that the un>
derslgned guardian Of the person and
estate of William Sullivant miuor
heir of Nathan Su!liyant decd. has fled
in the Probate Cour, Of Of Pamela coun>
ty, his petition to surrender his letters
and will at the next May Term Of said
court present an account of his Guar>
dI@nShlp Of said minor. TO far is the
same is extended for allow; nee wi h
commissions and apply for final hears
Ing OF said Petition.
M rch q 1856.
JAEfES MCLEAN.
Guardian.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
BILLOF PRICE FOR CAPEN-
TIERS aid JOlNERS WORK
Eeh. ooh 1856

Feb. Goth 1856.
The Carpenters and Joiners met &C
cording TO appointment
Mr.. GoGosth was cal ed to the chair
ard W. A, N ylor was appointed Sec
re;ary. A bill Of prices was then
dr4wn up, and agreed upon by the fold
lowing geatlemeapresent, Messrs. Gage
Garter, Goforth, Mccullough, Tucker
Pevahouse, Perkins, Wick, Powers and
Naylor.
On motion of Mr.. Carter; it was re-
solved, thai anumber of copies be print
ed for distribution among the carpen
We HlSh iijt'I'l,.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

are delinquent for non non>payment
of the tax due thereon for the 1ls>
cal year 1855. Now therefore |.
the undersigned tx collector of said
county, will en- the lst mon4ay In
April [being the It'll day of said
month A. D. 1856, in front Of the
Cont House door Of said county pro-
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
Guardians Sale Of Lands.

BY virtue of decree of the
Probate Court of Pamela County
made on the 4lh. day OF March,
1856 /, Albert G. Fox, Guardian
OF the minor children of Sandert
Turner, will on saturday, the 24.h
day of May 1856. between.the hours
iix d By law, at Wake Forrest;
in said county sell, 10 the highes
bid 4er on one and two years credit
the following valuable Lind, to wit
Norh East quarter OfSec:ioa one
CD Township Nine(9) Range six
co west in sid Coun'y, the pur-
chaser will be required to give
? bond, with approved security for
purchase money.
March 9th, 1856.
A. G. Fox Guardian
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
The State of Mississippi PROFIT Court
Guardian.

The State of Mississippi PROFIT Court
Pamela COUNTY. p. G.
William Hubbard, mn L. Howe,
Thomas Hubbard and Sarah Walton,
Sarah r.. Hale, Rebecca Ann II IL
William r. Hale and John F. Hale,
heirs at law ofJno., G. Hubbard de-
ceased, and, also 70 William FL. Walls
ton, husband ofsaid Sarah, Walton,
and John G. and William H. Wal
ton, aid WHY P. Wootten Guar>
ad Item of said Sirah r. Rehecea
Ann, William r. and Mary Hale.
You, and each of You, are hereby
cited to be, and appear before the Pro-
bate Court of FaEela County, State
aforesaid, on the lst,, Monday in A.
pril 1856, then and t ere to show cause,
why the final account lately filed in
said County by Peter Htrbbard Ad
mnistrator of the estate of said deceas-
ed should not be allowed and decree
ade thereupon accordingly.
W. P. WOOTTEN, Clerk.
Jan. 10 1856 INV.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
tn STATE Of nj SIS lssIpIIl
PAMELA COUNTY,


To in la Ann Roberts, and al othe
Pc soas interes ed in the lnds, tene
ments and hsrefit ments Of John w
Hill ard deceased:
You are nereoy cited t. be and ap.
pc Def re the Prob tie Cour1 of PIANO.
la County OF the Isl Mo day in April
next, t4en nd eye to show canse f
any # you can, WIZ the f FLOWING des-
crIbed Ian Of said aece sci (viz)--
North hali OF North half of Sac, q,
T, =, r., Yves; in Pan la Gou~ty
and S. l.. i Sec, 80 Township 6, r.
4, West in Lafayette County, st tie
aforesaid /, should not be sold acco ding
to Tie suggestion aud petition of the
unde signed.
NANCY nILLYARD, Guardian.
ofMAR5HALL C. HlLLYARO
AMI JNO. W. HILLYARD
JOHN c. CARGiLL,
LUCY B CARGILL,
THO MAS MARTIN.
MARY \. MARTIN.
March 6-W.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
Land For Sale

I have one hundred and twenty eighty
acres of elegant land, lying in faIl"hat-
chic C,un J, Oh ralIahl chic RIVER, one
and a h II miles below til. Mouth of
Cold Water, which I wi SILL, at
reasonable price. with good double leg
house kitchen well md aJout ten 'e5
oil open land. Any Person wishing to
purchase such a place will get
bargain by calling on me at Pono.a
S. J GOFOTH
.agch %. 1856.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

coed and sell, of public auction to the
highest bid Ter for cash, al Of sid lends
and Lots, or so much thereof as may bt
necess ry 20 Pay he txes due thereon
for the fiscal year 1885, and all costs
about selling the same.
+. Moore TIC
Sd. 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

CLARENDON on CUsnING.-We publish to-day
iome additional choice extracts from the IBri-
fish Blue Book on the recruitment business
including Lord Clarendon's official opinion of
Mr.. Perce's Attorney General, Caleb Cushing.
TIE British Secretary for Foreign Afsks "
trays his ignorance OF our Cabinet when he
talks about their resigning upon the puactlio
Of principle. Mr.. Picrces ministry are held
together by stronger bond, tina. whieh Mr.
Calhoun was accustomed to define as the q co.
hesive power of the public plumber" Their
salary zach is eight Thousand year, with no
thing TO o but to tie letters, distribute the
spoils, AID intrigue and wrspgIe among them
selves fyr The tuccc salon Lord Clafsnd)a il
heaiAd tLs ege.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, May 20, 1856.
stocks steady. Pennsylvania State is, SO, Reading
Railroad, Al Long Island Railroad, 1sH; Morris Canal
I3A Pennsylvanis Railroad, 46X
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May %, 1885,
Sales to day 400 Deeves At IS SO Is nett hogs 81
NEW ORLEANS, May %, 1885,
Sales OF cotton to-day 000 bales The news BY ths
arsda had no effect upon the market. Middipg quoted
at loI,c I0ssc. Sugar, 73<c. Molasses, SIC. Corr
$50, asd advancing .
ALBANY, May %, 1856
Sales TO day 1900 bushels malt for Chicago, at 81 75
900 do. Milwaukee club wheat 81 90; 1900 do. oats,
abe a COO Do corn 81 for round yellow Rye Oc
Noya scoha plaster 50 80 per ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23
Massachusetts Politics.

BOsTUN, MAY Y, 100.
The Fourth D!stiist Free state Convention held a
meeting in this city this afternoon about fifty delegates
were present Resolutions passedgursing of
the FIR, eep Ct Massachusetts, to oppose the policy Of the
adminstrs In regard TO the settlement Of Kansas
and that they would be satisfied to for such candi
GATES for Prsieent aud Vice President could be relied
on TO Represent the principles Of American institutions
Al who wopl 10 k to the protection Of the rights OF
man Messrs. A. Wright James Ritchie and VIM. Brig.
ham we're eeed delegates to the Pnilsdeipas Coaven-
ton With substitues, among whom ozca La,oln
ard r r. Nichols.
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City Politics.
THE RyrcUANAN rOvrupNr

THE BUCHANAN x0VEMEET.
meeting of those friendly to Mr.. Buchanan for the
Presidency held last evening, .. Union Hail. 1913
Bowery appoint delegates to the Cincinnati Convsa.
ton. Mr.. Stephen p Russell chosen Chairman, aud
Vim. Martin ofcisted Secretary. The following dele
gates RUSSELL Lewis Clover jas.
Campbell, Ssm1 Golden, JAS Riley VIM. McNanus Jas.
McKeon N Fowler John Collins, Jas. Dunn Annanias
Perkins and Daniel Uh resolution was adopted, en-
poweing the delegates to l vacancies with Instructions
to appoint but members Of regular Buchanan
in VoI Of Mr. % To-
publication talked over but it finally voted to
leave the subject 70 the discretion and action Of the
delegates.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC EXCELSIOR CLUE.
meeting Of this club, which, the can says Cop
pcsed to the enemies Of the Democratic National Convsn
tion" was held ct the Bard Shell General Committee
room, No. ees Broadway last evening, John B. Hsskins
P csssser fh:es Ssr: from y 70 s1s
present. Mr. HAsKSs after calling the meeting to order,
spoke "a follows
he ssS
ne ~ S
sty dsrsxsrdin! 10 fOr.:s dsssn.tcn: q hsvds sad
and power ne s..%i s, 2. ,as Ssno.c part! iws
q q: next %ssssa osn;.. sas .' xsosysr S:s
they review ed the past history democracy in his State
tho unfortunate selfish division the party In Ss and
from they arrived 81 tbs coselasicp that best FOR the
success Of the democratic party in the future that boh
delegates claiming seats In ne next National Convention from
themselves 70 one deeeacn 70 be admitted represent Ia
State Permit me- gentlemen TO endeavor demonstrate Tia
hefe delegations are uaurpaiiops giving you brief bis
tory Of the dvisions the party lSS with the purpose
Of showing that neither delegation from this Btse-known
the hsrds or the rofsaie regular and that the Of the
OF PACKED Conventions and neither entitled in
M OPINION TO any more by the National C0ny0n
ton than decoration elected b. this club would ought %
be- Mr. H. here gave hsory OF the OF the party
om 1913 % the presen - and then % follows
ns ,hspuocaps are aRey ORGANIZING all over the $50
men will probably become republicans Who're have The de-
mocracy organized with hlpg e old fashioned On hus
sfm Nowhere that have heard Of and assure you We
win have difficult struggle next fan 70 win Whoever may pc
our star dard bearer we must orgsnIze and work Or We VII
Neb,ashs act and irugs Tovenmsr .i .. pc
upon the humbug cry Of for Ksasas rhsT ssus:
act and restoration Of the Missouri line We must hold
them TO this Issue, and not permit them 20 a5anonn
II, The real issue with will be whether me disturb
rg question a. slavery eha be again thrust Into Con-
fanacal discussion, and Mo power Msen
away from the people Of the States and Territories rees
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TEwFCEx EsRALn-zDlrioS FOE ECE1FA-
The Collins mail steamship asn.i:, Capt. Etdriacs
vim leave tbia ort morrow, az noop for Liverpool
ne EIropeaE.nas viii close in .As city NJ half paa
-. S'aock TO Morrow morning
re aEsA.p tpsin.ed IN English aid Fcenehj win be
YsAlshed st ten O'Clock IN the morning Single copies,
In vrspps,s, s,xp~see.
Subscriptions sna savertisemsnr Tor ans scn Of the
Tsw yosE HEy5Ip viii be received 1t the following places
s. Eercps:-
sDes-Am anrorsan g. rsss Co., II and IS 5ornhiii.
rAxa-- do. do Space 4e Is Bour sc
L yn.oo.-- &c. d.. Eanic.d street.
L:vnsPss John Rurter, Il Exchange street, Ess..
fas so.-en.s OF snc European edition Ct TIA aEaA-n
VII eAAsa he received by sa4i snd Telegraph e.
HE cce Slr-ing the previous week. and - the hour q
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House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1856.
THE DEATH MIILER
Mr.. -, Of No., announced the recent death Of his
colleague, Mr.. Miller, OF Missouri who, on account of
Sickness had not taken his seat this session. He spoke
In exalted terms Of his public and private character
Mr.. HUMPHREY MARSHALL pronounced q most glowing
IL eloquent eulogy the life and character of the de-
ceased who he said the companion Of his childhood
Tie nua resolutions then passed. and the House
adjourned
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HRAslTY-EOUATR OONGREgSs
FEST SESSION.


WASHINGTON, May q, 1866
DIR. ASSOCIATES.
A joint resolution allowing Dr. Kane and tie offers
associated with him In the late Arctic Expedition In the
search for Sir John franklin accept such token of
acknowledgment from the British government it may
please to present, waa passed by yeas SO, nays4.
Those who voted in the negative were Messrs Biggs
Ivers on, Reid ard Toombs.
THE DEATH OF MR.. MILLER
message Was them received from the House, an.
nouncpg the Death Of Mr. Millor of Missouri
Mr.. GEYzR, (national) OF Mo-, pronounced eulogiam
upon him.
The usual resolutions then passed. and the Senate
adjourned.
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WASHINGTON, Nay n, 1866.
me Case Of The British 4inisterFathsr VVtl-TAs PateK
Have understood that Mr. Champion win not return TO-
England. but will visit Canada, In the expectation OF
taxing the place Of the present Governor, whish runner
from his legation represents has been offered him, m
case of his dismissal from the United States 10 In this
manner that the subjects Of Queen Victoria rewarded
for faithful performances Of duty"
There is some severity Of language used BY travellers
and others in this city towards the diplomatic corps for
lis refusal to recognise the NicaraguAn Minister
Padre viii moments reflection would show pro-
priy OF this course Tor until the government Of the
represent in tbis country given state such
as Nicarauua its recognition, The Minister would tran
seend his duties and DO liable to removal bypursuing
any other than the that been by
diplomatic corps, collectively ana Individually. There
many however. who unable to understand this
relation between the governn ent and lis representative
The Patent bill, reported by the Senate Committee
on Patents ia much opposed 1t renews patent that
has been In existence twenty years and therefore
not embrace the Colt Woodwork, Goodyear and Hay.
wood patents.
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At late meeting Of anti Fillmore Americans Boston,
Mr. Papgborn Of Worcester stated that the letter of
cepance OF Mr.. Fillmore Ia the hands Of Mr. j. P.
Kennedy, Of the committee TO inform him OF no
nnaion, but would not be made public unil after the
June r,ry, Dti yns
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United States Senator for Connecticut.
New HAVEN May %, 1856.
The Connecticut Legislature commenced bAloting for
United States senator to Gay.
On the first ballot Mr.. 1oucey received 103, j. Dixon,
So; F. Gillette, 49, r. s. Baldwin, s. A. II. Holley, and
s. Ipghapn, l.
On The 6th ballot Mr. Touoey received 103 M. Dixon,
81; Mr.. Gillette, 81 Mr. Baldwin, g. Honey, and Ing
ham, !.
Further ballotng then postponed till tomorrow.
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IN y DECIDED We are positively infyrnsd
from Washington By gentleman who has
rosce direct application to the President,
tbat Champion Is to be dismissed aud before
the Cincinnati Convention. We have no rea.
s,nto DOUBT the truth Of this report; Lei have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-23

UTTKOfT, Nav ~, 1856.
HE wicb gao Democratic State Convention met to-day
and he cegaee eeS ed C'n irna wee las rue ed to
~ III EusLapsr.
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We any doubt that this decision will hold good
foy twesty.fo four hours from the moment the
Presidents mind was made up. He lie al
ways frm on great questions for twenty-foar
hours
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Rhode Island Niger WorshiPpers' State
Convention.
PROVIDENCE, May %, 1866.
At a meeting Of the Niger Worsaippers' State Con-
Nicholas Brown, j. Prescott Hail VIM. H. Chase, Row.
Lard Hoard, George Manchester, Thomas Davis, Ed
ward Harris and jacob D. Ba5cock chosen delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention.
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The Schooner ghoal Water-Accident and
Death.

NORFOLK, May o. 1855.
The schooner shoal Water, Of New London, which
went ashore In January south Of Cape Henry hsa been
got off.
Robert Christie, Superintendent Of he Norfolk ana
Peters burg Railroad was instantly killed to-day by the
alliBR Of derrick
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Nicsraguan Excitement at New Oraeans-
Fatal Duel.
NEW ORLEANS, May o. 1855.
Another Nicaraguan meeting held in this city last
night at which the enthusiasm ran high.
The steamer Daniel Webster takes . lead OF recruits
for Walker to morrow.
Messrs. Estin Cuddy merchants Of this CITY, fought
a dull yesterday morning at Pass Christian.
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News from the British Provinces.
POLITICAL TROUBLES IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
ST JOHN, N b. May %, 1855.
The Governor Of this Province dissolved the House Of
Assembly yesterday, In opposition to the Wishes OF his
Council, who consequently resigned. Elections viii take
lIace forthwith.
RESIGNATION OF THE CANADIAN MINISTRY.
TORONTO May 20, 1866.
The remaining members Of the administration have
signed. The Governor sent to the house OF Sir Allan
McNab late Premier who Is sick this morning, to
sn him regarding the formation Of CAbiaet Ru-
says that COL Tache has been sent for for that pur
pose. II is presumed that there will be large amount
Of unfinished business hand when Parla nent ad-
ouYna.
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BALTIMORE, Nay Y 1855.
meeting Of the members OF the Baltimore Flour and
Corn Exchange ia called for Saturday, TO take into
consideration the communication from the Portuguese
Consul soliciting aid for the suffering inha btann CT the
Cape de Verde Islands.
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The Southern Mall.
Markets.

The Southern Mall.
BALTIMORE, May %, 1856.
New Orleans papers Of Friday last are at hand.
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Massachusetts Personal Liberty Bill.
Boston, May %, 1856.
The House this morning. by of 100 to 49, passed
to third reading the bill repeating the Personal Liberty
bill passed by the ast legislature.
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Mails for EuScpe.
sRwxcGx HsRAIp-zDrrlos FOE EUROPE.

New York, Friday, Nay 90, 1856.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-21
0er;t ide Mm3e 0e.

pis 3tirn letten Sabre bat Dr. SmitD upel
80. 500 0atieuten y alien mogli6en &rantbeiten
bebanoelt: cine 9ah. neren Il6 bieQei6t teiu jtuea-
ter Nrat in Der Sta6t Baltimore ribnen tana
unb In allen Gdnen, no bic dr5tlt6en 1orI1rif-
ten abtIan befoIgt tpurben, tuaren bic &ranten
eebeiIt unb auf 9auer 9eneien. Guf iolbe Shat
laden @IidI6t nebmenb, tperben Ieioenoe Perio-
nen tpobl barau tbun, bel Or. Smitb, 16 Snb-
Rreberidffreet, ber3u{pre6en, Der feline tSabIuH9
oerIonat, ipenn feline Oiente ni6t GemeiIe ron
GeI6idli1teit unb 9uten GoI9en ltefern. Smitbs
ar3eneien llnb fret bon Mercur nnb minerdIifGen
@iSten uub t6unen unbebinbert nnb obne umitdnb-
Ii6ieiten iiberoa ein9enomn1en tuerben, bd 1e In
colnbacter Horm gegeben fper6en. Selbf1 Gin.
Idrdntuna In Der Diat 1T ibtrfiIFe, tpenu feline
Gnt;Iubung eingetreten 1T.
Verenaunqen ober Structures tDerbe1 na1 elmer
e,qeaen, bon Or. Sinttb auf9efunbenen Sebanb-
lnngstpelfe In peni9en Sasen obne S3meraen
ober Sncpnpenien3en fir ben 1attenteu gebeiIt.
9uaIei1 g~arantirt Or. Smitb, bdb feline GntsaH-
bunaen Der Urethra u. I. ~. ole Structures be-
ban6eIt tperben, pobur6 10 oft GbarIataue bic
traurigfen GoIeen berbeifhbren.
Sun9e 2eute
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