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Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

FROM LANE SUPERIoR-The ste,mer Nor,h
star, which arrived at Detroit on the first ms,
rePor'S that Marquette was blockaded with ice
whlch extended az far as could be seen. il beipg
linpoSSlOle 10 get into that port. The steamer
was much delayed by ice on her passage and re-.
Ports vast quantity of ice on Lake Suoer,or
she brought 45,2l3 pounds OF copper.
W A late telegraphic despatch from New
orleans states that News had been receivad
rom McKee, confirming the reported execution
OF Col' Crabb and his followers his reported
tnat when the news of their execution reached
california, the people in retaliation. shot down
Mexlcans where ever they could find them.
W The prospects for great WELD of fruit
(Says the Erie (Pa.) Constitution of the 27tb
ult') are very t1attering at present The wheat
SIoP looks Well, and starvation prices are quite
IrHeiy LIN 10 Oe reduced materially in few weeks.
Inc past week has been very warm and pleasant
ana vegetation Is advancing rapidly.
OF Rev. Bishop Ames. of the Metbod;s,
Episcopal Church, has purchased the Eoisconal
church edltice in INDIANAPOLIS. and presented !,
to the South Street Mission oftbat citv Rsb.
op Ames resides in Indianapolis. and ia a gen.
tleman of large wealth.
W Inc friends OF Gen Walker in New York
nave resolved to give hun, what is known in
I'VE" 1ork phrase, ga grand public reception ~
raf'les with subscription papers are gong about
endeaVorlng to raise the wind.
W Gerald Massey, the rising poet of Eng.
land, ls the son of canal boatman now earnin1
the wages OF ten shilllngs a week.
" The New York Times thinks that the
hotels OF that city, instead of raising their uri.
ceS' should adopt simpler style of living.
VI The Sugar Crop of Vermont. this ve,r
Is estimated at over $500 tons, which at M
cents per ID. would amount to 100000.
OF The latest dates from Minnesota show
30 Democrats and ii Republicans have been
elected to the constitutional Convention.
G~r The Easton Pa. Gas Company has de.
cared dividend OF three per cent.
WOODLAND CREAM."-Pomade Cor
Be0m9ying the Hair highly perfumed supe-
rlOr to any trench article imported, and for half
the price. For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no
equal, giving 1t "a bright glossy appearance
1t Causes Genllemen'S Hair to carl IN the uosr
natural manner. 1t removes dandrltf. ALWAYS
giving the Hair the appearance of being fl iesb
shampooned. Price only fifty cents None
genuine unless signed.
PEI lDGE Il Co., N. Y, Proprietor of the
"BaLm Of a Thousand FToscrs. -
For sale by ali druggists
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DIR. " lIliams' Anti-Dyspcptic
EE M~E "a EEaG

sovereign remedy ipr every Ill arising from Dys.
peimIa such as Nausea, Headache Vertigo Dnnlr,s
OF Sight, Debility OF The Nervous System, Hyperion.
drIa JhnndIre. Loss OF Appetite, Wasting of The
strength. FtdiuIenCe. Win frequent brlchng of wind
Nliated Taste, Constipation aud uneasueSk Of bowels
bilious Vomiting, Burning Sensation nj the PIT OF The
stomach Liver Complaint, Oppression after Eatin.,
fhipIalIOn Oi the Heart, PAIN The pII OF tho sun-
ach or towards The right side Saluwness ul ON .ex
on' Dcprcas'on oi Spirits and Irulabllly of Tempe.
}c
ATTESTATION:
We having used Williams Ami DvspeutIe EIixIr
WIN The most perfect Satisfaction AMI success TAX
great pleasure n cOnmrudlug II % all persDr,s sulIr.
ing "Ith Dyspepsia, as We fully convinced Of It's
most esiImhhle qullIteS IN re,Iurlng The uIgeGIlve
powers removing all pam and unc;,stnCss aud i'm.
parting hctIlhy lone 10 the stomach:
John Fenrrsr, 81 South Whhrycs CASPER Morris
IIconyi Thomas AlIb0ne. President Bank of Penn.
sylNtha; Ahncr Elmcs. Market street bel Siyih r
IL ROwey, 1 Mort WEatvCs; Michael Dunn Sup'r
"l Merchants ENchnnge; lIanmah S.Iles Franklnrd
road F.; Hannah Webb, Is FIbcr street. IL A Suerrv
II Edward 81; Vim lnId. CIiy Row; Lawrence
Ne"bod. 596 Chesnut, Rudolph D'Arnl 267 Broad
way, New ok; john WmaiIs 81 Wafer st, n York
The list u nhmIes rOUlI tie cNIrnLt to aulu,l .uv
length hut the iUrt gong 10 deemed suilirtnt
Oh.e aud Agency, SoHIh SEVENTH Street 3
dolIr below Market. PuIiAdelphIa fie3.6m
Tor sale 6y JameS Il. Uofccker, Smyrna
Del
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MAD Docs Last week a most frightful
scene occurred in Lower Merton. Township
montgomery county. number of small chill.
oren were attacked on their way home from
schooi, BY rabid dog. and two little boys were
severely bitten. The dog also attacked a little
grI by the name of Knox, but fortunately. a
wagon happened to be passing at the time, the
dog left her, and made at the horses.
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The CHINESE QUEsTIoN.-The peaceful 40.
luton of the Chinese difficulty is already rem.
dered not only possible but highly probable, and
Mr.. Reeds mission bids fair to be a handsome
aud profitable sinecure. Spain is fitting out
two vessels Portugal has already sent force
to Macao. Lord Elgin Is perhaps already at
Hong Kong. Russia is ma king demonstration
on the Northern frontier, and is sending a new
embassy. France has squadron approaching,
and me will soon show our hand. Against such
an unanimous movement Of so mans leading
Ps"ers, China willOppose no forclble opposition,
but yield gracefully to the d, pomatlc demands
which are being made at her gates, aud let us
creep in.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

0T The Red Men are making arrangements
TO have grand parade on the 2lst OF Octsber
The Session of the Grand Council will be held
~ this city on the evening of the Goth, and the
Joint committee have fixed upon the 2Ist in
order to give the members an opportunity OF
participating. THIS demonstration will be one
OF the most imposing ever wisnessed in our CITY.
and wlll be attended by the Tribes from adio,n.
ing States -LancGster Express.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

muRRAIs IN CANADA.--The Quebec Mercur,
says that an alarming disease prevails among
lne cattle IN the parishes Of La Beauce. on the
south side OF the H. Lwwrence, tho oriain o,
which cannot be traced. Upwards of fifteen
hundred animals. chiefly cows, have perished.
NEW foRK.--The shipping interest continues
greatly depressed. Freight aYe difficult 20 be
lad on any terms for European ports.
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va VI T& - @- @S
Improved Patent Adjustable
Il eaper and Mower,
Tor 1857.
$1,000 OF the above Machines were made and
sold last season.

S,OOO OF the above Machines were made and
sold last season.
ALL the improvements of 1856 were applied
TO the Machines made at our shop the past
year, to which We have added the foIlowInp
Strengthening the cutter bar, by means of a
stiff bar of angle iron, extending along the
back aud undersIdes, which prevents it iron,
sprlDglng.
Instead OF the Lever, we have applied Ne.
chancal Horse for Raising and lowering the
Machine, on which the diScharger sits and
thereby does away with the stand as hereto
fore--lt only needs to be seen TO be convinced
OF It's great valuc-lt enables the manager OF
the machlne, while IN full motion, to vrrv the
height OF cut at pleasure, not requiring him
to stop and re-idJnst the Machiue, when com
ing TO spots where the grain Is short or ludr-
ed, which shows Il glarIns defect IN al ma.
chimes without 1t. The machine can he
changed from Reaper to a Mower in less
than minute, without shifting "a single bolt
or screw.
This Machine will ever continue to excel all
others IN simplicity of construction, in facility
OF management and by It's perfect ada plation to
uneven grounds; by It's means of adlusiabllity
TO various heights of cutting, with a wheel at
the managers seat; and by its being the only
successful combination Of Reaper and Mower
in the world.
warranty is given to each purchaser that
The Machine is we'll made and of good matcri.
ais; aud that it will NOW as well as can be
done with the scythe and reap as we'll as can
be done with the cradle.
Price OF the Combined Reaper and Mower
Sl4O at our shOp--a credi: will be given until
the 10th of June, by giving a negotiable note
those preterrlng to pay cash a discount at the
rate OF = per cent. will be dedusled. If longer
time be wished, interest will beGadded from June
18th, 1857.
We make the above conditions to induce the
Farmers to come forward and take the machines
out OF our way as we put them together.
The following extras furnished with each
machine: Knife, OH Can. Wrench, / Guard
Finger, Section Knife, aud a Dlscharging
Kake-Double aud Slugle Trees and Neck
forke' will be furnished at moderate prices.
WIN. JOHNSON & CO,
Newark Del.
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or There was on the first day Of June mass.
es Of frozen spray and snow, so feet in solid
thickness, ander The American side Ofthe Falls
zl Nisgara. A heavy rock tlIrowa upon them
makes no more impression than uPon hard rock
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The TEMPERATURES or MAY.-The mean
temperature Ofthe month of May, as ascertain.
ed by the thermometer at the Penna. HospitaI.
was 00.e5 degrees, which is IL below tbs
average of May Tor thirty years, but nearly one
degree warmer than last May.
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To Preserve Health.

The old adage apty says, An ounce of DrAventior
Is worm ponnn OI cure When we consider how
laIal disease ~ consumption, aud how tOmparatlye
y easy II Is To avoid II, mo.e than er mnress
ed VIII the truth OF this old pfuVerb
There Is no more fruit tut source of COnsumntinn
Than wet and cold feet and cold feet cirno ppss hi v
occur. II the circulation is kept up. sense of cold
ness IN them indicates that they are moi ur0nerv nr,
iected by clothing. There Is nothng more cnn1.fors
than 10 allow the feet 70 becClne cold and wet-hetb
requires that they should always be kept warm and
dry.
You had hetter pay the Shoemaker for keeping vour
health than 10 pay the Doctor Tor curing CON ater van
get sck Look TO your past experience and YOU v al
lind that twO-ihIIds OF all the colds YOU haye tnkan
came from wet feet.
The Indians understand this. and in their wigvams
tney ai"a}s lie uONn win heir feet tu the lire
when they are travelling in cold weather. ard are
ompeled 10 camp out III the open air Ihev dig hole
III The earth, III the centre OF which thev bu n fire
and then lie down in CIRCLE each one ietHng his leg,
hang III the hole. Experience has taugh them This
In INV own person. expere> has tnup hi me The IN.
limlle sympathy existing between the circulation IN
thc lungs. FOR years cold and wet feet and feeling
OF ChIllness IN the limbs have almost Invhria hren
followed by bronchial lrrllaUns few hou rs of such
exposure.
OF the two sexes, how much more necessitv tbere
is lOr the aIes 10 protect their feet than the gentle
men. Ihey "l The TWO. are generally the weakest ;
anu YET look at the KIND OF .hUes the two sexes ear
Take the stonlesI man his city aud compel him TO
wear the same kind OF shoes that most of The ladies
wear at this season ofhe yea and my word for it, The
gravedieger would have him spotted as his man. al
10 mistake about It.
When man can buy pair Of good shoes for only
ST. anu can buy good gum shoes tr only 81 per pair
ana from that To 30 cents good article that will keep
his leet both warm and dry, We say 10 a man under
these circumstances who goes with "A Of feel tbara i
a screw loose somewhere,
AND what excuse can lady have on going TO mar
Aet or elsewhere, with wet feet tins snowy, sion,
Py "eather' when we sell pair of lady's
gum shoes for only 80 cenls and the be-, gum sh es IN
The market tor only 10 cents palr Any old cast. oil
shoe VII do to wear with gum shoes omd vet he feel
VIII DC warm aud dry, whereas, upon going out on
wei sihshy uay, 10 wear new rocco shoe, yOur
ieet Is sure To becOme wet. Aso bear in mind that
We sell misses aud chldrens gum shoes for only 50
cents per pair anu Il les best quality Boots for only
Sl.I23 per PAIR. all at FLANiGENS Cheap Shce
StCse, No. lO West SecOud street. Wilmington Del
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

CINCINNATI LAWYER MoDBED.-The Gin.
GinlatI Gazette OF Monday says that Jollffe
Esq a lawyer of that city, extensively known
as the friend and advocate oflhe slave in cases
arising IN er the fugitive slave law, was on
SATURDAY last mobbed in Covington, KY, and
driven out ofthe town. CovIngton is situated
on tne Ohio, opposite to Cincinnati. Mr.. Joiliffe
tad been invited BY Rev. Mr.. Sage Of Coving-
ton' TO dine, and between IL and o'clock
crossed the ferry TO that city.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

SHOCKING MURDER Monday morning about
halt-pasL two O'Clock, the dead body of a wo-
man named Eliza Shaw, having had her throat
cut in the most trightful manner. was found in
the yard rear of premises 353 First Avenue,
New York, by Sergeant Meeks and Officer
Burden. Of the 18th Ward Police.
The strong presumption is, that the deceased,
after being seized and her throat cut, was
thrown from an upper room Of a window which
she occupied, to yard below, and left there to
bleed and die.
The body was conveyed to the station house,
after which the officers returned to the house
and arrested Thomas Shaw husband of deceas-
ed, Francis and William Shaw, brothers OF
Thomas. and one Francis Jackson, OH suspicion
OF being concerned in, if not the actual perpe.
traitors of the murder.
The husband of deceased. on being question
ed IN relation 10 the matter, stated lhat he came
home about ] o'clock, a. M, and found his
child alone in bed. Observing blood on the
floor, his suspicious were aroused, and soon
afterwards he discovered the dead body of his
wife IN the yard, as stated. Whether this story
Is true remains to be seen.-ErpreSs.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
Palethorp's Ague Mixture.

The proprietor of the intalible and celcbra-
ted remedy for FeUer aud Ague, known as
PaIethorp's Ague Medicine would most re.
spectfully say to the public, that at the soici
tation of many persons, and feeling confident
that all will he required to bring it inte gener.
al use, is fair trial Of its virtue. Thousands
in the West and South have been permanently
cured by using PGlethOrp's Ague Medicine !:
tor the proof of which, we respectfully refer you
to the letters from different parts oft6e country
from dealers aud others, who have tested i,s
value as remedy for the Fever and Agus. /,
For sale only at the Drug Store of
JAMES P. HOFFECKER,
dlO-sm. Smyrna Del.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NE subscriber having taken the HOTEL
mr'"erly occupied by Capt. Thomas Keen, at
Tue steamboat Balloons Landing, is prepared
10 accommodate the Travelling Public with
nOAHD ana LODGING, by the day, week OF
month. Also, HORSES taken care of. at rea.
sonable rates. His TABLE will be supplied
with The best the market will afford, and hi.
Bar with the best liquors
}. w. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
Steamb at Landing, May I3, Ia57-3m.
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WE are the authorized Agents for the sale
OF the above described Reaper and Mower,
(Manny's lmproved,) so noted throughout the
country. We know the Machine and have
seen 1t work, aud, without hesitation, can truly
say, it is the best and cheapest Reaper in use,
Will give more entire satisfaction.
a supply of the Machines will be constantly
kept on hand.
Also, the best Revolving Wheat Raker.
GEO. w. CUMMINS d. co.
Smyrna, May IA, IS57.-Tm2O. Pm:
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On! YE BALD HEADED.-We invite the at
tentlon OF those who are bald headed, ard those
who are afraid of becoming go, to the advertise
nent OF Prof Woods Hair Restorative TO-.
day. We are not in the habit of putting every
quack Dostrum that is advertised in our pa per.
but we feel 1t our duty, when we come across
an article that is good, to let the people know
1t. We have no fears of having soon 10 "scud
under bare poles" and therefore have not used
the Restorative, but think if the certificates of
honest men can be relied upon, that it must be
first-rate article. Try it, ye whose natural
wigs need rejuvenation.-Roc Rep.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

or Blue fish have made their appearance in
Vineyard Sound. They are large, and more
lhsn usually fat for the season About eighteen
koadred were taken on Tuesday.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
Gkoite 4otm.
Ugh T

The night is mother of the day,
The winter of the spring,
And ever upon old decny
The greatest mossesscling.
Behind the cloud the starlight turks.
Through showers the sunbeams fall;
For God, who loveth all his work,
Has left his hopes with all.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
BOAR RIDING.

'INtIE subscriber having fitted up that large and
convenient BOARDING HOUSE, No IS ARCH
Street. upper side, below Second PHILA DELPHIA.
~ prepared to accommodate Permanent and Transient
BOariers. ON reasonable Terms The public are nyI.
ted To give him a call. with the assurance Thai no
pains Will he spared to make them comfortable with
Boarding. Lodging and every conv enience possIbte
marzo-Sm JOSEPH COOK
Glass Marbles! Glass Marbles
nF all sizes, beaStiluI cOlors Also. Cbiun and
" Common Marbles. at lowest prices
W. TILLER, Importer
n2o-6t Is South. Fourth street. PhIladenhia
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

AMERICAN NATIONAL COUNCIL The No.
tonal Council of the American purity met at
Louisville on Tuesday last. The most impor-
tant proceedings were those in reference to or.
ganIzatlon. 1t was resolved that the American
party IN each choose such plan of organiza.
ton, as may be best suited TO the members of
the pa ty IN their several i calities 1t was
further resolved that The President of the Coun.
Gil be authorized to select National Executive
committee, to be composed ofthrteen members,
OF whom five shall constitute a quorum, who
shall select Chairman and Corresponding
Secretary, and authorize representatives of the
American party throughout the United States.
and call together a National Council at such
time and place as they may think proper. The
Hon: G b. Bartlett, of Kentucky, was re elect.
ed President tor the ensuing year. and Hon.
Erasus Brooks, Vice President Resolutions
re-atfirmlng the Philadelphia Platform were
adopted.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
Glass Marbles! Glass Marbles T,
MITCHELL d CROASDALES
Super Phosphate of Lime.

'INHE subscribers niorm Dealers and Farmes that
"A, n they have now ON hand a full sui oily OF SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LIME, and confidently recommend
II as superior to any IN the market Also constantly
on hand, PERUVIAN and MEXICAN GUANO,
Oils, Candles. Soap, etc. at the lowest market rates
CROASDALE. PEIRt'E Il CO.. ';.'
No. 30 North Wharves. ahOvd Arcn st., Philadelphia.
Ry- Farmers can load OH Arch street and avoid thu
cruWd0d wharf. nul Am
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u Leave New Castle f,r Phlla. at 6 40 a. m.
Leave Wilmington tor New Castle at , % D. N.
VF Freight Train, with PASSENGER Car
attached, will leave Scaiord al 40 D. M, to
connect with train from Dover for Philadelphia.
at 40 p. M.
Also, Freight Train, with Passenger Car
attached, will leave Dover for Seaford at %,
connecting with the 4.l3 p. III. train from Phlla-
delphia.
d. A. SANBORN.
jlG-tf Superintendent Del Railroad.
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Varnishcs Varnishes !

VarnlShcS ! VarniShes
BERNHARD CALMAN, No. l50 (Od No
7S) North Fourth street, between Cherry
d Race, upper side. Philadelphia,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Varnishps & I,nans
Has always on hand large stock Of the best ,ab.
net VarnIshes from 81 25 upwards; Cuach Varnishes
from S2OO upwards DamaT NarnIsh from 81 80 up.
wards Beet drying Japan; Black Iron Vnrnisbes
Paper Varnishes, China Gloss Yarnlsnes, etc, etc
ap2,'57Iy
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From the Editor of IN Real Estate Advertiser.

BOsToN q Schoo street. March ~, 1855
Hear SIR Having become prsmuurell quIle gray, /
was induced some Wct liz since. To maka n trIi %,
Your Restorative. ! ha: used less than two bottles
hulhe gay hairs have ali d,appe irr; aid athOu gu
my hnir mas not fully attained lis original color vet the
pf'esH o Change Is gradually song Oh, and il.
great hopes tlu III short Time IuY na.r WIII be ns
formerly. | have also been murh gratlIiei at the
healthy mnIsiurc an TIgOr ui the h;ur. hlch beore
was harsh and dry and IL has ceased tn come ont ;s
hrn"rIy, Respectfully, yOU.s, Dc. NJ KiPP.
Professor Wood.
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TO FARMERS!
Il R A Z = & DAVIS.

IRON FOUNDERS,
Commerce Street, GJOUe DelGUare, Smvrnd,
Respectfully invite the attention of their
friends and the public generally, to their stock Of
M@A9R N7~%
and CASTINGS, Of the following kinds:
a, All sizes OF oncave and Wiley Plows; also, a
fiow OF our own patterns sizes said to be
superior to any now in use. We also manufac.
ture the " ichigan Double Plow for which
we are the sole agents; and an entirely new
pattern OF very superior NEW W-GROUND
FLOW. " ASTINGS of all descriptions
made TO order, STOVES repaired at the short.
est notice.
Inc public is invited to give us call.
Feb. 20, SO If. PRATT g. DAVIS
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y Wood 4 Co.. prnpriciorS 3l2 Broadway, y. Y,
and ia Market street. ST. Louis. Missouri
0J-F"r ss lie in Smyrna. by DAVID LOCKWOOD. and
IN Baltimore, by john c. Given, Stthlrr & Co.. and
all Druggists myl3lv
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to It's original color cover the head OF the bald With
most luxurant growth remove at once al dandrhtT
ana itching cure all scrOlula and other culanenIs
erupOns, such scald head, Ii Hlll cure as #
by magic, nervous or periodical heanche; make the
har sO glossy and wavy and preserve the color per.
lecuy' ana the baIr from falling, u extreme old age.
The following from a distinguished member OF the
medical profession:
ST. PAUL. January |, 1855.
PROFESSOR o. J. Woo3-Dear SIR: : Unsolicited |
send you IIs certificate. Alter beng nearly bad for
long time, and having tried all the hair restorative
eXtalt, ami having M aIth IN any, was induced on
hearing Ol yours to give n trial. placed mysel M
the hands oi barber, and had my head r. bbed ilI
good SiIf erush and the Restorative then apI ned
and well rubbed IN, TIL the scalp Was 1gaw Tins
'pealed every morning and three weeks the Young
HAIR appeared and grew RAPIDLY irnm August rIIiI
The present lime, and Is NOW lhirk black and strong
s0iJ and pleasant To the touch whereas before 1t vas
harsh and wiry, what t;le there of 1t, and that
LILLE was disappearing very raWdiy. sill Your
restorative about twice week. and shall we :,
good and perfect crop of hair. Now, ] had read OF
! 'hesc lhngs-and who has moi but have not Acrll
hitherto any case where amy persons hair really
benefited by any of The halr ionic etc ui The day
and II really gl:eS pleasure record the result of
my experience. ! have recommended your pre,,aIa
tIOn 10 others and II already has large AMI general
sale ihroughOu the Territory The people here know
It's ELECTS and have confidence in H. The supply Won
SEM us, as wholesale agents for the Territory Is Hcary
exhausted aud daIIy Inquiries made for 1t. Yuu
deserve credit for your discovery; aud t. for one re-
lurn you my thanks Or the neiil has done me- for
certainly had despaIred long ago of ever ecclIng
any such result. Yours, hastily, J. W. BOND.
Firm Of Bond j. Kelley Druggist. ST Paul
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

CARiYLE. ILLINOIS. June 49, 1853.
have used Pr0irssor Woods HAIR Evslu7Alive and
rave admired Ils WONDERFUL effect Ny hair was he
coming as ! thought, pIenaIuroly grry bul by The
use ul his Res'Orali:e l. has resun, d In original coinr
aud have II, doubt, periAnnei.Ily 81.
SIDNEY REESE,