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Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

TERRIBLE INDIAN MASSACRE IN Iowa.
PiilSLdrg, April Alt is stated in a htter
received here from reliable source, dated at
Fcrt Dodge, Iowa, March, 23d, that settle
ment of twenty families on the head waters Of
the Des Moines River. had been attacked by
Indians, and two dwellings, were visited by the
persons bringing the news, but in these four
teen dead bodies were found, some having been
shot, aud others dubbed. 1t is presumed the
whole settlement was killed or carried into
captivity. A meeting OF citizens was called at
Fort Dodge on the Odd, and company of50 to
100 would immediately march to the rescue of
the prisoners and TO take vengeance on the In-
dians. 81 ......... .5.s.1 ..1t =. ..4
A You've AND BEAUTIFUL WIFE MURDERED
IN LOUISVILLE louisville, April 4.-Our COM
munity Is much excited in consequence of the
discovery Ofn most cruel murdur, which ap-
pears to have been committed on Thursday
night. The name Of the person murdered is
Mary Travers, q beautiful and accomplished
pir! Of only u years Of age who had been ma r.
ried but abnut eight rhOhths" Her HUSBAND
who is supposed to have committed. the horrid
deed, was iound lying beside The dead body OF
bis wife in bed. lie had also attempt ed TO com
nit suicide by cutting his thtoat.. but The inju-
ries are not believed to be serious.
-ii asNnal eH ~ ai--.GaE zRit ,EH&9sCA
STILL ANOTHER TRAGRDyr-rA sEArBEni AND
Daughter SHoT.--.I.oulsvilles April 4.r--lDtell-
gence has been Iaceivedfhere Of a. startling
tragedy which acquired at Washington, in this
State, yesterday a Mr.. Baker resident oi
that town, armed himself, and Deliberately took
the life of his lauglter, after which he placed
the death weapon 10 bis own breast and shot
himself No cause has been assigned as yet
for the dreadful 'tralEedy.- % '''V -
| - IsG7TT IT III ~sr-f5- SIT ubs uEo sys Q
! u05raA,seed upon being, placed in the ground
/ in due time, sends fOrthtwoshoots, one ascend-
I ing and forming the stem, and IN g dotherdo-
scending and forming the root ast hs'sb'gsa
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

THE FOREIGN NEws-The Asia brings US
dates to March 2lst The Intelligence from
China is down to Jan. 80, but does not t..row
much light on the difficulties which have arisen
IN the Canton river. Admiral Seymour, while
waiting for reinforcemen's, had so disposed OF
his vessels as to keep the navigation open and
prevent surprise. But the Chinese appear to
have done little or nothing in the way Of re-
aliatory measures. A French version of the
poisoning cases at Hong Kong. which comes
TO US through Marseilles, states that the baker
and three of his aceomplices had been tried by
council Of war, condemned to death. and shot
1t appears that large portion of the city of
Canton, both within and without the walls, had
been destroyed. The French charge d'affaires
to the court OF China has already started on his
mission. If some straps of Paris gossip are TO
be credited, French army of 2U,0O0 men is TO
be sent to China in English ships. - Z.
A ,telegraphic despatch from Copenhagen
states that the convention for the abolition OF
the Sound Dues was signed on the l4th, by all
the Powers concerned in il. ~"
Our news from Spain and Cuba does not show
any very active war preparations. At Havana
the subject was scarcely mentioned. The mail
that was to sail from Codiz, March. lsth. for
Havana, il is said, took out full powers and in.
structions to Gen. Concha respecting Mexican
affairs. tt' 't'.i'' s''"'..4 q H"
The Spanish Ministerial journal Espan0
reiterates. that the French aud English Govern
ments,have readily acknowledged the rightful
cause of Spain in her dispute with Mexico, and
that the United States will be called upon tC
remain neutral, in the event of war.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

Tows IMPRovEMEsTs.-Mr. Henry Hackeii
has erected Tor hunselfa neat and comfortable
dwelling. ON Commerce street, above Union.
Mr.. j r. Williamson has built an addition to
his dwelling, in west Smyrna, to be used by his
wife as a variety and confectionery store.
The -workmen have commenced on a new
brick building Commerce. fronting Market ST. }
tor Dir. WilIiala Wilds, TO be used as hardware
store aud dwelling.
= DIR. Samuel NJ. Fisler is making preparations,
and the work " i'll commence in e few days, To
renoyate the " Upper IIolel,"-raise il another
story aud erect suitable addition thereto, for
more extensive accommodations. No..
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

PIcEPocxErs.-During the session of the
Baltimore Conference, the pockets of several
ministers were picked, by the 'light-6ngered
gentry" of money aud other vaiuables; and
we see that this kind of piuEder has been car
rled on in Wilmington. during the Conference
there. These fellows, to avoid suspicion, dress
in the ministerial garb, with white cravat, &C.,
aud really l60k like men of higher calling. Fri
Hsy evening last, as Rev. Jesse Ford was getting
INTO the cars, he was relieved of his pocket
book, containing $40 and valuable papers,
WIN. II. Taggart, in the employ Of The Rail.
road company, arrested the robber in the act
who proved to be notorious English pick.
packet, named t" Jack Gibson" He was com
mitted to New Cas- lie jail. The same Office
arrested another indiyidual. supposed to be al
accomplce, named Wm. II. Fanins. who wa,
released tor want Of sufficient evidence. Seve
raj ministers, We understand were robbed pre-
ViOus to the arrest Of these men.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

STIRRING News From NIcARAGUA.-.IIence-
forth we cease to marvel at any "news, no
matter how startling, or unlooked-fOr,-
Nicaragua.-for right in the face of the pre-
vious advices, which prepared us all to hear of
General Walkers total annihilation at RiVas,
the "Texas'' now announces not only the
repulse of the enemy from that 2luce,-but the
allies being in retreat, battle near by, result
ting in complete victory for the 4llibusers
The Walker account gives six hundred Costa
Ricans killed, and five hundred wounded. The
Costa Rcans admit three hundred and twenty
seven killed, and over three hundred wounded
Instead of battle, the affair seems to have
been a wholesale slaughter,-Col. Henningsen
attacking them in front, and General Walker
in the rear Just previous to this engagement,
General Walker had made promising demon
straton upon ST. George,-and supcradded TO
all this most unexpected "run OF good luck,
we are assured that Colonel Lockrdge has been
streng thened with fresh reinforcemenIs, and in
spired with the news ofthe victories, was push.
ing his way up the river, in order to join Wal
ker, who, with his troops, is, as usual, reported
in "excellent spirits" Lockridge, with seven
field pieces, and same 700 men.-it is reasona
BILE to infer,-has by this time, reached Rivas
! There is talk, now, of the allies making peace
coupled with some wild rumors OF the death o
the Nicaraguas President, Rivas, by assassina
tion.
This news Qf at all approximating the truth,
will make great noise all through the Unite'
States. 1t will create u sensation in Engla
in France,-everywhere IL will send fllibus
ter stock up fifty per cent,-and will give a
entirely new and wholly unanticipated aspeC
TO the turn Of events in Central America.
Later from Micaragua.-NEwY York, APRI
!, 5.-A private letter from Gen. HanningseI
: one of Walkers officers, had been received
+ this city by his friends dated Rivas, March 49,
r confirming the essential facts in the recent az
n vices from Nicaragua respecting Walkers de
s feat Of the Costa Ricans and allies. Ilennine
sen states that about four hundred of the allie
: were killed, aud about fifty Of hls owl men.
The battle lusted ten hours before the en'
my gave way.
La q few weeks the filibusters think they wi
e be able to clear the county of the Costa X
cans. '''.' A. "
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08
Special Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Delaware Railroad,

AT special meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Delaware Railroad Company, held at Dover,
on Thursday, April %, 1851, on motion Of MIR.
T, B. Bradford. Ebenezer Cloak, Esq, Smyrna,
was chosen chairmanj and. on motion of Mr..
Chas. I.sduP ont, G. w. s Nicholson was chosen
Secretary. Y
Hon. Samuel NJ. Harrington, President of the
Board of Directors, stated the object OF the
meeting to be the consideration oftheifollowing
resolution, (which was unanimously adopted by
the Board on the 10th Of March; 1IHE|5.
" "ResolUed BY the Roard of Directors of the
Delaware Railroad. That in view Ofthe press
ing necessities of the company and unfinished
state of the road, We recommend to the stock
holders to appropriate the rent of the road for
two years from January last, to the building Of
Depots and the finishing of the road and that
10 lieu thereof, new stock at par be issued tc
the stockholders" ....4 ...-.., .,.
Geo. p. Fisher, ESQ.,, offered series of reso
lutions approving the above resolution of the
Directors, and appropriating the rents of the
Del. Road from January 1st, 1857, 10 January
1st, 1859, to the completion of The road anC
the construction of the proper fixtures and &C
commodations thereon; also, that instead OF dl
viding the rents, due on the first day of July
1857, that certificates be issued to the stock
holders. making the sum of money payable July
lst, 1859, with interest from July 1st, 81, a
six per cent per annum.
The resolutions were adopted by a stock vote
of $500 in favor, 10 4S0 against.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

NEw OpPosITIoN PAPER.-It is stated that
the opponets Of the Democratic party in Kent
and Sussex counties, having become disguised
with the course Of the KnowrNothing or Black,
Republican pa pers of this city, are about star
ting a new organ at Milford. II will be sdited
byDr Iamrs Prettymen, Clerk OF the House of
Repre- sentalises 10 1855 -GaEette. issb = .ais
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08
SGT1DNA9 DNN0,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1857

THE TIMES" is published EUery Wednesday, by
Rosr. D. HoyFECKER. Editor aud Proprietor, at the
-. Tsnpesance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
TERMs-sUBscalPrlox -One year. 81 so IN ddrdHcr.
or $500 if not paid till end Of the year No paper
discontinued until all arrears are patd-petg af Dte
option Of the Pu6lisher. =
ADVERTISING For eCery square Of ~ lines or less first
so cts; each subsequent Insertion IS cts-
Liberal ar rsangemeMts H'adeT~fh yearly and hail.
yearly aderrhsers. >
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

"MIsrAKEN AsPIRArroNs" is on our table.
We would be pleased 10 publish this well;ywrit-
ten article, if we had the asthor's name.>
a." YOUNG AMERICA" too late for publication
this week. *''G
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

TIE WEATHER Monday last was what
might truly be termed sail kinds Of day
la the morning it was warm and pleasant, the
thermometer ranging between TO and 10 deg:
in the early part OF the afternoon fierce north
wester set in, with heavy rains, and thunder
and lightning,-the gale increasing until near
five O'clock, when it began TO snow, and by
night the storm ragged furiOusly. Shortly after
night, however, it cleared away cold, freezing
everything like mid winter. Some fear that
the peach and other early fruit is injured
The Strength of the heavy wind turned the
draw at the canal-bridge aud the cars were de.
tained in consequence until about 2 o'clock il
the morning. The passengers on the train
were conveyed to New Castle, where they spen
the night.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08


IMPROVEMENTS QUAsHED.-On Monday last,
heJury of seven meu,-four from :he town
and three from the country,-selected from
list of twen,y-one names, as per the late town
law, to determine the appeal cases in relation
to opening and continuing Delaware, Cummlns,
Chestnut and Frazier streets, decided that the
same should not be opened. The jurymen seem
to have gone beyond the business for which they
were empanelled, in thus deciding, because,
in most cases. the appeals from the decision of
the town commissioners had reference to the
damages alIOVed. and not to the opening of the
streets. The decisions rendered have been
fruitful sources of tUwn.talk.
Appropriating the taxes, in the future, to
wards building stone wall around the town has
been suggested: our "city" is large enough,
and, if not thus circumscrbed, there might yet
be room for shanty or Two. ...
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

OF The Rev. s. NJ. Cooper occupied the pull
pit of the M. Il. church IN this town, ON sun
day last, in the delivery OF two excellent SER
mons. The new pastor. Rev. VIII, Brisbane,
Il is expected, will preach his Introductory ser.
mon next Sunday bsJ .1s.g 81 v.,.,, ........,i
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

G5- John Dale. Esq., late Engineer on the
Delaware Railroad, started for Minnesota, OH
Monday.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

RE.APPoINrED.--The. President has reap
pointed cels Jesse Sharp, to be Collector ofthe
Port at w ilmington.fsa. anb a1sw .o9s s1ss
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

OF We understand that upwsrds of 5000
have been raised for the relief of Mr.. David
Mitchell, whose house. with a portion Of hr
goods. was destroyed by Urea week since. The
papers are still ont. and he will receive o,her
all in yarions ways. .H# go73.eIoea y"
There does not seem TO have been any exer-
ton for the other sufferer, John Wilkinson
The reason, perhaps, is that the house was built
from the proceeds of the sale Of liquor in vio-
laton Of the law, and regardless Of humanity
Il was sOsa got aud soon gone. thus exempIity.
ing holy writ" evil doers shall not prosper"
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

New DEMOCRATIC pAPER.--The Democracy
of Delaware, il appears, are to have more help
in the advocacy OF their principles and mea-
sures, by the establishment Of u new paper in
this city. Ne learn that arrangements have
oeen made and that the first number will ap.
pear in the course Of few weeks. The editO-
rial department will be under The control of
Drs. VIM. II. White and ]. r. StrLdley, gen.
tIemen oftalent and education, who WELD able
pens. The size Of the paper viii be the same as
that of the Republican. W.. ID. Wha rton pub
fisher of Toe Dover Sentinel, will have arge
OF the mechanical department.-RepubIicGa.
COMMENCEMENT.-The annual Commence
ment of the Medical Department of the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, took place on Saturday,
when the degree of Doctor of Medicine was
conferred OH Mr. Charles ID jones' otthis state.
The whole number of graduates. was l46.
DDLEGArEs.-Drs. Askew and Thomson have
been appointed delegates to the U. 5. Medical
Society, which is expected to meet at Nash
vile in May next Drs Bullock, Wilson and
Thomson are toreprcsent the Wilmington Med
ical Association at a Convention TO be held in
May next % 3d.. u. s.t4 .e--t 3 81. ,v s..
OE.r L. N. Moore has purchase the dwelling.
stote-h -house a. I'd lot oil Dayld Mckee, in Odessa,
and commenced the storkeeplng business
Mr.. KcKee has reIuuVed to Miduletown, where
he is engaged 10 storckeeping. ..al Aiss 81. s-
FORGERY AND ESCAPE OF THE FoRGERER.-
We learn from the Easton (Md) Gaaette, that
RUbert. Kemp,. who kept grocery, shoe and
liquor store on Main street, has committed for
peties TO the mount of the three or four thou
sand dollars. The Gazette says, although the
fact wis known'toi the officers, he was suffered
to escape .~.-T "a .A..,,,.g
CSr Rev. Daniel Waldo, the venerable Chap.
lain of The House of Representatives, now Oh
years old, has revisited his home in Connecli.
cot Last week he preached two sermons in
Shhron, walked halfa mile from the parsonage
10 the meeting house, and went through the
exercises esDwithoutapparen fatIghe.-o Mr.. WAX
do was a. soldier in the Reyoluli1n, and once
fell into the haPds of that bominable SET Oflo-
lows who were known as the Cow boys" r..
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08
tt .t ..4 tt ,4a.T ~ -..4 ~ tt 81 n4 :
Middletown Aca d o my.
March 26th, 1857.

The undersigned, members Of the commit
tee appointed TO examine the Students at the
Semi-Annual Examination held at the Academy
this day, beg leave respectfully to report that
we have carefully discharged that duty. end
that we are exceedingly gratifed at the cor
rec'ness thoroughness and prompttude which
characterized the exercises of the pupils. ., =,
The course OF instruction, method Of teach
Ing, and general government OF the Academy,
as adopted and pursued by the excellent Prln-
cipal, elcts our highest commentator, and we
cordially 'udIte in recommending most heartily
thie merit0ri66s Institution TO the deserved con-
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08
Philadelphia Conference. Appoint.
ments,

The conference was brought to close l,,o
on Friday evening. From the statistics. va.
learn that the past year has been one Of ,0o,o
than usual prosperity. The members of H.,
Nj. f. church, in the bounds of the couf,.r.,o,
number 4l,184 members, and probationers q
COG. Increase over last year, 2,ss3 H.,
Sunday schools number Sal, e,chers and o#
GERS 1870, scholars Al ,5IS, and volumes IN,
b9ary l37,22G. Missionary money coIlec,.I
81, ,OG3: Tract ditto, s. :352.; Bible Cause ~
260 s. s. Union, $l,439.
The following single young men were 70
celved on trial :---4Andrcw C,ihcr, Robert
Carson, Wesley c. Best, Geo. Cunnins. W.,
F.. Talbot, RicI'd w. lIumphric<. Ewn,Jc
Irwin, James +. Bryan, Horace a. Clevel.u,.
Thomas S. Williams, Lyttlcton Durbn Wsh.,'
aud VIM. IL. Fs;es.
The following married mcnwere received or
trial WIN. 3. Gregg, from Harrisburg .
NJ. higgins, Brandywine circuit Thomns
Pou.son, Wilmington; II. II. Hickman, AyIsn.
own; Jnseph L. Smith, Camden Frances II
i!odg.on, East Genncs<ec Conference
The committee in the case Of Rev. Il ~
Johns, reported that the charges agains, Lr,
were without foundation. The charae,., *
Rev S'iety Layton passed, asd he was granted
a location at his own request.
The next conference will be held in EastoD
Pa.
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

Rev. Tho. r. ,BiHop. Joseph w. Hanson,
BE Chaiha,a, M d., Robert A. Cochran,
Tao. Murphey, ..sa r T.. 4.stiefi - "
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

sScHoOG ELEcrloss.--At the school election
ID District No 5. in this town, ON Saturday
last. Messrs. John MillHwuy and Benz. Donoho
were elected commissioners, and John hi. Den.
ming, clerk. a tax Of $500 was voted.
Iu District No. g.. Rev. Matthias yerman and
Dawn. Gummins were elected commissioners,
aad Wm. Temple, clerk. This dlstrict voted .
TAX Of $500. ....... i .s,',,... -,
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

g01raAsseed uponbemg' placed the ground
in due time, sends fOrthtwo shoots, one ascends
ing and forming the stem, and ia fother'doS
scending and forming the root ast' hs'sb'e'a =
Smyrna times., 1857-04-08

BAsKErs.-Chas. B. * A. w. Archer adver.
tise Baskets Of all kinds. fOr sale at their esisb
lishn,eutai ins West Smyrna. They had been
working d, their business, ID this town and other
places, a long time, befre commencing on their
.sown hook" Ind are no doubt well qualified to
execute in a neat and substantial manner the
different qualities IT work 10 the trade. 20 ~
-iasb goGaS I'D 49,. 49, l-.e '"'4 - ~.
or Miss Ann Farson has just repl IN: shed
thels,ock OF Goods in her Trimming and Variety
Store. Our citizens. whilst ashepping, /" would
do well 10 ;inember this,
.,5fegfsaOasb iaqo%-a-~~--haaAs4d saA III
Mr.. Taos. L. Cahoon, asho'has been keeping
hnel in this town, has removed to CentrevilIe,
Md, Tor the kurpose oil sarrying on the same
business -Ao'haA = - 4
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DIR. DUPRIE'S PILLS
Are unrivaed for purifying the blood, being efec-
tual remedy for Internal Piles, Salt Rheum, Ring
Worm, &c., $3.50 reward will he paid to any persn that
prove they Contain anything mi urious to the
TEN. Will be sent by mail to any Part Of the United
States. - cents per box. Principal Office IS Nassau
street, New York. and for sale hy all respectable drug
gists in the L. States
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
&c Nassau street, New York,
WM- J. REDPATT " co.
dec3 IS proprietors.
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COrCUES! LOUNGES.

GsOME Fine Chamber Couches, in Damass and IN
- ameIed Cloth covers. made up expressly for th'
City trade, for sale low by
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MISCELLANEOUS.
pa !" sToRAGE WANTED.

WYE are prepared TO store in Fire Proof Ware
q " house any uaiitty Of Gram, Produce, or Ne-
clandize, on the most liberal terms.
Having large and airy up stairs, particular ~
will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural
implements and all kinds of goods wares liable to
damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, by
month, or longer, when desired.
Warehouse located on corner of Locust street andW
and 4. Canal, and most convenient for shippnA ny
River or Railroai. Apply to Gko. FOSTER < CO.
ap9s.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EV ANSV LIE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

L V a n 5 v l. L. Il
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
HNT have now hand, and offer on liberal terms,
w well assorted stock for printers and
ers, among which we name
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well as coiered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Host
Hat Cap; Denny, Medium, white ami colored Cards and
Card Bosrds, whch have cut to any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also beg leave to call the attention Of dealers to our
stock of 800 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross OF
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid for
Rags. TENNEf SORENsON.
APPS.
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PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE.
c. SCHMITT a STARK,
First Street. rear Min.

ENCOURAGE. HOME MANUFAC rURING.
wv f. wish to call the attertion Of old custome
and OF everybody in want Of elegant and desir |.
aie Furniture n our new ard very rich Patterns
SOFAS Sociacs, Bivans, Elizabeth ard Paror Chairs,
and in Hair Cloth, Plush and Brocael, which will be
reaiy for inspection in few days.
Every artcle in the Upholstery Line Is made under
our persenal sperintepdence and expressly for the
City Trade. We make il our aim To sell as cheap as
any house in the West, and l ask Is: give call
before you go and spend your money abroad.
ap2s l4 e. SCIIM1TT * STARK.
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= sEARL STARCH.--5 boxes starch, whole, half
ll and quarter packages IN store and Tor sale ~
WHEELER y RIGGS.
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A 200 bundles Wrapping Paper,
20 gross Bonnet Boards, r.
90 gross Buffers Ink 90 bottles,) just reed per
John Mccall, and fer sale by 4. $500
% NHEbLEh * hiuus. -
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FEVER AND AcUE!

Quin;ne Substitute or Nerve Tonic.
fuyIIIS well known resreAy, discovered IS my late
4 partner, DIV. g. J. LEEDS, Is a sure cure Tor the
a'10ye disorder, IIeaische and al other Nervous AZ
fec:ions II CONTAINS no. Quuue. Arsenic, ar other
Injurious ingredients. IL s;rersthers the system.
q YES ton Il the Stoaach, and j Invaluable 70 DNS-
PEPTICS ard those affected with " eal.ness in any
part OF the system. II Is especially rcnmuerded to
females trou led th Falling OF the Nouh. One Of
lie he sufficient in " ost cases, where the Directions
f,lowed Certificates he furnished from all arts
sold iy e DRUGGISTS generally, and by J. II. ia
ZARD, VT oIesse Druesist, asd tOe IroTrietor, l2l
Maiden L@ne, New YORK tep1l-smsJ
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MACON, Aprils IS5I
PROF. DEGRArH-Dear Sir; This is to certify, that
for eighteen days, and lost the of my arm, and
could not raise my hand tony head; and hearing Of
and by application of it was ena lied TO rlit NY
hand to my lead and take off MY hat. Thank God 1
am well, and L cheerfuliy recon mend it to M the
afflicted. TheapplcasiOn was made before a hundred
persons. Yours, truly,
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RSIGS.-
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