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Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

LIE MONEY PANIC-RUN UPON THE R,Nrs
Inc city was In a fever of excitement ves,er.
udy' owing 10 The suspension of specie nav.
'heh'S 0y the Bank Of Pennsy Ivania, and to the
very general apprehension that other Banks
woulu 40 likewise. At an early bour in the
morning, crowds gathered in the vicinity of
many OF these institutions, and their doors we're
not long open before it became evidant that
there would be great run upon them. The
announcement OF the suspension of snecie na y.
ments by the Bank of Pennsylvania was ca rly
made, and policemen were stationed at the
gates TO prevent the entrance of all who had
not business with the officers. The following.
signed by the Cashier, was conspicuously dis
PIayeu al inherent points along the railing sur
rounding the building:
"Resolved, That this Bank susnend snecia
payments until further order of the Board.'
ne crowd that gathered about the Pennsyl-
Vahla BANK soon dispersed, and there was little
or no excitement there during the rest of the
day' In the neighborhood of the Grard Bank,
however 1t was different. Groups of persons
discussing the all-excting topic, were gathered
.nere from the time of the opening to the close
~ was onlclally announced, in the course of
'ne mernlng, that checks would not be paid un-
I'll AFTER o'clock We learn that they were
not PAID, though the notes were redeemed up
10 the time OF closing. In the course of the
udy there was more or less of run upon all
VI Tic Guy banks, though in many instances it
was made by the holders of one or more five
uo'iar notes. In the morning, and up to one
U CLOCK, the run upon the Farmers and Me-
chanlcs was very heavy. There was a con.
tlnual stream going into the bank, and in the
banking room long line was formed to the
paying teller's desk, composed of from ihy TO
seventy five persons. Before two O'Clock the
excitement had abated, and but few persons
were in the room.
AT the Philadelphia and the Western Bank.
almost adjoining, there was a considerable
rush throughout the day, as also at the Com.
merclal and Bank of Commerce. II was un.
derstood that all Of these redeemed their notes
ana paid deposltOrs. The run upon the CITY
dunk was probably greater than upon any
oI the others. All day there was line reach.
ing from the paying telers' desk into the street.
"hIch at TWO O'Clock was from fifteen TO twenty
ydruS long. Policemen were stationed Oh the
stePs VI tne Bank TO prevent persons from en-. |
terihS' all being compelled to take their places
l" iihe' Inc rush was considerable, but moi |
SO heaVy' at the Northern Liberties, Manutac- |
uurers ana Mechanics and Penn Township.
i lie southwark and Tradesmen's had very
llttIe more than the ordinary demand for spe
0e' Inc panic and the run uppn the banks
were everywhere the sub ct of fcOnversalion-
!" tne stores, c"uniIng-rnoms, workshops and
market Places..-Ledger Of SATURDAY.
W From modern N. Y. Rome comes
cheese, to be exhibited in the PENNSYLVANIA
o'ate Falr, the weight Of which is six hundred
pounds.
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me leading :e 1t 'rc ut he Grand Exhbtitn
Is me varied pc for N nee a. the Wonderf lly
hn"caied Elephants.NIt TORIA aud A ALEERT
whose uheqnalled feais have been the Wonder
ana delight "f thousands upon thousands N tnr
T"r'S' Londo', New York and Phla. elphi
a "eatreS' They eNhIhIt the must as OnshIng
pays Animal Train ng ami Instinct ever
''h"'"' Ihey have beea til GIT TO ascrId an
Inclined Plank, only nine inches in lennrn.
liS'ance Of 81 yards, where onr Of them w,lI
|itance III l<elf on his lie d u,on = prdrs..I
o' Over Foot in D ameter
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DetaWare affairs.

BOWERS BEACH.-That famous old summer
resor.-the Iropsrty of John Shock ey, unu II
W. McllVaIn, was sold one day last week .or
The sum OF 3.7OO TO Two gentlemen of Penn.
sylVanIa. IL Is their Intention We believe T.,
Improve ana enlarge the buildings, aud max,
them NOR commod ous for visitors than IN. v
have heretofore been. This, with liberal nui.
lay of funds can be made one Of ill.,: ,uo,t L.au.
tIful and popular watering places on the Deli.
ware. Ii is located in a thriving and thickIv
populated part Of the State. aud under Dr. prr
management can be iurued tu great profii.-
Democrat.
CEASED OPERATIONS The franklin Fac
tory situated on the Brandy wine has Welded
TO the pressure of the time, and suspended uu-
eratIons. The pr"prleiOrs we believe were
unable To Continue the business longer, with
ont such deduction, OF wages as the oyera
nVes, were unwilling To submit to, and the fac
tory was temporarily closed in Cons, uuence.-
There is prospect, however Of such an nd.
jnslment of difficulties as will soon allow op-
eralIOns To be resuuied.-DemOcrai.
New ELECTION An election for Lew
Court CommIssOn"r will be held in New Cas-.
tie county on The first Tuesday in October
nex'. This 10 in accordance with an enact
ment OF Tie last Legislature. IL has hereio-
fore been the law and custom, for the Cover.
nos to fill any vacancy occurring in the court
during the interval that elapsed between oar
biennial elections.
or A negro named Joe Lambert, had ono
OF hfs eyes destroyed by u blow with stick.
in the hands Of farmer of Appoquinimink HID /
whom he had displeased. few days ago. He
had lost an eye some years buck, and is now
totally blind He 10 said To ha We been n good
band. and has family that depended on him
for support.
AaRicuLTuRAL.-The Agricultural Society
OF New Castle County have appointed the fol.
lowing gentlemen. delegates to the Agrcultu.
ral snelety of Kent county, viz: Bryan Jack
s'n. j. Z. Clark, J A. Allderdice, II. p. Rev
bold aud Chas. |. Du Pont. Esquires.
! or At the Del county. Agricultural socie,v.
which met ~ Chester last week, the firm OF
Iisines sad Woods of W IInllnglon Mss awar-
led the first premium for their grain drill, and
) dtslosna Tor their giass seedsrs,
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Tiu..s
Explosion in kpr0quinlmink!

Ma. EDrroR The following very in,elli.
gently O written letter-beIng the explosion
OF an agsrieved gallant in the ueighLornovd uf
"Townsend, us too good TO be lost, aud its
publication in the Times would be pleasing to
the two "gentielman" to whom it was address.
ed and doubtless to the "Smyrna clicks" in
general. Please omit names
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

"e "'iO"hB lesillOhlaIs speak Tor The nIsel YES:
We mere shown to-day some beautiful suerim.ns ~
Dyeing. from No % North Fifth street wner. li,e
processes OF Dyeing in all known cuurs appear 10 be-
carried 10 the highest degree Ol perecIion-Euenine
bulletin. S
Ladies should not forget lhh popular establishment
-lfercanfIe HeraM.
Those who desire the services Sf an excellent DYER
should apply To tins esIabllshment.-Di Co. RcDuL
The best establishment in the city-at the heoJ-
Paionzed BY all our most fashionable and most mae
rial clIizens.-CHy lem. 0
MI orders for this establishment will be most faith
iu,iY ans sR'ln'Iy attended io-FrdnkJord Herald.
We have seen specimens Of WuOllens Mrr,nnes
Silks. SaliIS. AlpacaS, De Lanes aud other Goods
dyed at No. % NIgih Fifth Street bclwe cen AInrkc,
and Arch. Phladelpha, aud We take pleasure In
speaking oi them IN the highest Terms of rommenda.
Inquirer. au2s.Iv ''"
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

100 YOUNG MEN of pleasing address
can realize from $50 to SIOO per
month. THIS Is rare chance seldom offered
TO those who wish 10 go in business for them.
selyes. Full Instructions, with the article for
commencing business, will be sent on recent of
81. Address FG = 'r'0'
sTEPHENS'S Manufacturing Co.
Box No. l2s Broadway Post Office. N. Y.
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Important PrcSnccus

IuiE NEW TESTAMENT AS A FER0D.CAi
seyeraI looks ExIant! "
WANTED, at least one good Aueut in q, .,, ,;
ana 'oWl. AMI at every r.'Si Ollre III ls,r M. Il
>h'es' INC best opportunity OF both dong an orI
ting good ever offered -
Stockton Edition OF the Authorized Nersio, nt -
NEW TESfAMEN i, III Paragraph orm VIII, Can,
Gus i"ueheS chiefly complied from " rOAnscuds (,hr
n"io@'cH' arrangements; and accompanied by Inro
auctions 10 the several Bo"hs originally prepa, ed Il,
The Rev. TiIOS KARrAlEl.L HORNE, H. u .nn,,,,,
OF the Introduction to the CrIcaI St,id, and KIM,
ledge OF the Holy Scriptures and nov Revised mr.
recied, nnd bro ghttOMnio the present nine hy SAM
CEL PRlDEAUX TRE(ikL.I.ES IL - ;,,I,,.,
Rema rks ON the PrInIed Tcx of The t,rerk ~,
IeS'amenl. &C.. the Whole forming Il mol Benu,IuI
IAN iOr The Insruc non aGd Pruit u A II Glass
es OF The People"
The subscriber designs (D W to commeuce m.
publication OF The above GIslihcIIy ar,t,u,,reJ SA
ChED PEkIOIlCAL. September !. It57, d yding il
INTO ten or twelve parts, making from from Coz IN
'ooo pages III all ahd l"Sulig one number every ten
days or two weeks 81 as TO complete the whole bv The
coming IN OF the new year PrIcr 80 c,.uIs ,,rI -,
50 w for tho VIII '!e work
The work will be printed il lSnc. rn,, on goo
paper, IN the h;,titSmri most e. IA seueut st 10
needing no doukllng rolling coming tIroupb ihc
mail Out coming ln Is lIyers as good cul,,IiI,,u os
II lust procured from the store
The nnmbrrS " i'll average lIS or $50 pages The
lfst number CONTAINING The 1inS el by Matthew vl
hneN ana lniroducllUn. makes lo7 pages TIN, uum
per Is now ready having hrtH issued IA ad dvauc, ,r
'e SiA" VI ""i'S shown as II specimen. II will be
% o-"athe''' post raid i'T forty re's any one dts
'Osrd 10 act as Agent, or three rtp - for 81 90
fefs0'I. Interested will send Inmrd:,icIy for The
irsl number. and, II pleased with this will he urc
JARED Tor inrher orders. 90 great de.and Is con-
identlV eXpectd. - O"'''
IL Is Thought 40 exaegeralinn call this The Peri
nhni OF FermiIchls. The Gem, the Flower the SIut
ne Beauty and the Glory OF lie Press!
w rubHshers Inserting the nbnve Prospectus. with
ms note anu sending us M rh,l copies Shril be sun
I a NTH |
nen n"mhers; according Ia lheir continued interest,
Address 4. II. STOCKTON.
Editor vi the BblC Tunes
Se9 PhiladoIphin pa
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

u Leave New Castle for Phila. at 6 10 a, m.
Leave Wilmington Tor New Castle at =. % D. IN.
" Freight Train, with Passenger Car
attached, will leave Scaford at 40 p. m., To-
connect with train from Dover for Phlladclphio.
at Z Id p. IN.
Also, Freight Train, with Passenger Car
attached, will leave Dover rr Seatoru at : -.
connecting with the A. Il p IN. train from Pha.
delphia.
ID. A. SANBORN,
jlG-tf Superintendent Del Railroad
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

Among the coming features of The entertain
mems will be introduced the two celebrated
Performing Zabras, trained IN a most wonder
lul manner by c. H. Basset.
Beautiful displays of Naulimg, Tumbling,
Somersetting, &c, by the Troupe, in which the
whole gymnastic strength Of the company will
appear.
The performances will be accompanied with
the Onto lInrne's New York Cornet BAND.
Each Enterta inment will conclude with the
Romantic Legend Of MAZEPPA; or, The
Wild Horse of Tartary.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
5RICK-MAKING, E'ainlins

'I'HE undersigned would respectfully inform ,lr
public that he Is prepared To fiii al hIs lIirL
ari' nea SMYRNA LnIdIng, orders Tor nnv amnnnl q
i.. heu o'it"hrrS, SdInuIt aud all u,irr hiIu,
BlICkS, except the pressed AT lh, >hnrirsl n,l,c
He VIII also III Ike and huin KI.Is IA r1 ,,,ir, v ~
desired S9- lie also Continues To ear? q, ia,
fAiNdING buSIness 'n all ITS brnnclr.., xrtnI:u,
WIN III S,'Per"'rs sf!e WILLIAM AiCAtI f.
Smyrna, bel, AprIl % 81
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30

Win several able asSlstantsa
In the forenoon splendid outside Procession
of Elephants, with the magnificent Band Cha
riot, drawn by a Team OF Six, viii parade
through the principal streets
FREE EXHIBITI0N.-Terrifc Ascension
ou a Single Wire, from the ground to the top
of the Pavilion, $50 feet, by Mime Leontine,
immediately before the opening of the doors
for the afternoon performance. e.,,. 80.
ADMISSION % CENTS-.No Half Price.
Doors open at and 6p. m. Performance to
commence halt nn honr afterwards.
MlLLINGTON, Tuesday, Sept. 2ath,
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
steamboat ERalloou
DelaWare, Ne~ Castle, Whining ton d. F,en,,
RAILROADS

I oN and after Monday, ADra
9th, 1877, Passenger Tram.
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TOWNSEND Sept 23rd 1857

Messrs - q -
Ihoes two Ladies is very much blige to yoo
Ior yore ComPllmens at The Bail Last Thursday
night Suppose YoO Smyrna Clicks wants TO
Garry tie Day But YoU will Have to CureI
ouP foor tales aud Come Gain Thoes Ladies'
ses 700 want Greesin and Put To Bed
suppose 700 two men thinks Y9o are Gen
nelinsI But You are nothing But Sqular;s, MIR
. will please to tel Mr. - to Down 10
- = and take that Yong miss Sluyrldlng and
IT that want Do meet Here at - snd He
will OblIge
Smyrna times., 1857-09-30
Watches, ,Jcwelry& SiIverware.
3TA CLIFT & NEWLINS.

Watches and .JeWelry,
%eT No s6a North Second ST., PhiIadelnhin.
HAVING now on haSd large assortment oi
Watches aud Jewery suitable for civ or rn',n,r ~,
trade will sell MS low as eau be bought ''
Fine Gold Watches from sz6 In e,oo
Fine Silver Levers, from 10 a.
Cameo, IN sets, from al, oS
ALSO large assortment of fine Gold Chains Vast
IuaTd and Fob Chains plated Spoons; Silver Table
lea aud Dessert Spoons Gold Jawelry Of all descrn
"ils anu prices. Stop and see. The No is Se9 North
Second street, above Arch ''V''"
Rpl5.ly Cliff a. NFwTINs
JOB PRINTING done q, the TlMrs' Office
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nIssnsrEn KKoH-EorHTNe.

For thsbeneft Of such Of the Southern k-N.'s
who believe that Sam and Sambo are rot
one and the same person in he Northern States,
We copy the following from the PeHasylraaias /:
ULEAyIss 4 AxALGAMArIoS.-The Bed
ford Gazeas is requested b. Mr. JOHE A.
BowES. Of Napier township, IN that {, nnty, to
state, that although he has been a jealous
wing al bis life, and voted The Know-NOthing
tick-t after the dissolution Of the Wing party,
he cannot 20 Abolitionisn, which is now the
banner under which the leaders OF his old
party rally. BE, therefore, wishes it to be put
upon record that be is tired Of the tom-foolsry
which, for some years, las governed the cor
dactof The opposition to Democracy, and that
be inseads, at the approaching election, to vote
foc Gen. PACKER and ths whole Democratic
State and county tlekst-an example which
will be followed BY hundreds Of other hsn-
est Wings IN Bedford county who have been
similarly surfsited with the denominations
Of Kn0w-NothiRgisn and AbOlitionisn. The
Gazette says Mr.. BowEE is a man Of the FIRST
responsibility. ranking among the most inteIli-
gent citizens, and congrstulates him upon the
noble determination at which lie has arrived,
and cordially welcomes him to a party which
1s rounded upon the Constitution and Declare
ton OF Independence. Let all other eOnscien-
tious men do likewise, and they will never re-
gret the step.s
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SHOCKING AFFAIR-FoUR You've LADIES
DRowKED IL WATERvLLE, ME.-The Boston
Herald gives the following particulars Of this
dreadful affair:
"Thursdsy evening Of last week, seven young
ladies', residing in Wsterville, Me-, went into
what is called Crummet's Stream, about one
fourth Of a mile from Waterville Village, for
the purpose Of bathing, and in a very few mo-
ments four Of the seven found a watery grave.
The bank is quite steep, ard il is supposed
that one or two Of them VentuTed beyond their
depth, and the others were drowned in attempt
ing their rescue. The alarm was instantly
given, aud three Of the bodies were found a
short distance from the spot, floating on the
surface Of the water and the other was found
10 the stream. They were not in the water
over thirty minutes, and although efforts were
made for several hours 10 resnscitste them,
they proved fmitless. Two OF the young Ia
dies Who we're drowned were daughters Of Mr..
B. F. Soule, and the other two were daughters
Of Mr.. Grant, a piano-f0Tte manufacturer,
now at work in Boston, but whose family re-
side in WaterVille. Mrs. Grant, the mother
or two Of the girls, rushed into the water TO
rescue them. and was herself saved with great
difficulty, nearly exhausted Their ages va
ried from eleven to fourteen. The place where
the accident happened is a secluded oae, and
the peuDg ladies' have been in the habit Of
Bathing there for several years."
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The D%ExocRATIc NOMINEES IN Ono
The Day1Ou (ohiO) Empire thus speaks Of
the Democratic candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor Of tbat State
g Henry B.. Payne, Of Cuyahoga, is well
known to the people Of this STATE and the
Union, and his name alone is a tower Of
strength that all the force Of Black R4pubh-
eanism may asssil in vain. He hasfof a num-
Der OF years been before The public 10 various
Official capacities, and in every station be has
been called upon TO I'll he has discharged the
duties devoiying upon him in a manner that
gives the fullest aud most satisfactory evidence
that be win, If elected, make one OF The most
exemplary chief magistrates that have ever
been called upon to preside over the Interests
CT our rlorio IS State. Under his adm nistra-
ton there will be no notification ak4inst tue
Uaited States lsws-nO conflict between the
State and federal auihorities.
"a WIN. Lytle, Of Hamiiton the nominee FOR
Lieutenant Governor, is a young man OF great
promise. He is sound upon all Questions reia-
tive TO the local and general l. teTes's OF the
State and the people generally. We hail ms
nomination with great satisfaction
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Zine pIanfation for SHE

ONE y A-HLLF hILES RON CAsCoH.
on white Rive, 10 Arf ansas county, AIknnsa
~ containing . 80 srrss, zoe q rhich sr cirared
- and nov IN cultivtfso1 an excelIent ducumE n
dve rocuns fftt-rata quarter. fer nfty nreroFn go
stables, bSrrs, = nv gin-houH thre-hirE house. fr
WHEAT eats. &c Sob cisiern ard Wrus o. he piaca;
the whole Farm enclosed vita an excellent statrd fancs
his Fern a. nov fmpsovtd i on Of The best csttcn.
cora a1d aman rrain farnSau white River. and txceL
ientiy adapted for stuck gr wing.
] viii sell Win - my entire <ock q cattle, togs.
sheer corn, fodder cars &c. 7 FiEan - secrio1 soa-
iai5inE abe Fsrm Atna, o. the Fba8 tran snd give .
parhAfr srelba1sin AppI . M on he piacss G.
sSssSsS~ An IN wrr1ao.x.
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~ q Ion,'' Of the Baltimore Sun, who is
always politically well informed, says that the
question who shall be Speaker OF the next
House NAV be considered settled. Nothing, be
saws. has occurred to render the election Of
Col. ORR doubtful but on the contrary it is
more certain than it was at the end Of the last
session.
1t is thought probabls BY the highes, author
tiles that within a few years there viii be sew
sral lines Of TRANSATLANTIC telegraph cable
last as now there are rival lines between DIFF
fsrent cities on the Continent. There is no
longer any doubt but that the enterprise
will pay, and it is fortunate, therefore, That
our Government chose to cooperate in the
Undertaking rather than to trust it as a nonOP-
DIV, which she would very gladly have taken,
to Great Britain.
Elk president PIEReE has given to Mr..
PAHSrR JoSEs,o one Of the managers OF The
Astor House, New York, a beautiful gold pen
and pencil-ease, and to JAMES S. PAEKEs, an
olher gentleman connected with that estae-
lishment, a costly dressing-eass. Thsss are in
acknowledgement Of eOurtesies received at
their bands.
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p p HI 6.
TgEsDkY NoRNIse. ACCUSE Is. lss7.
GIN G I PTLIoR-

This gentleman arrived in our city last Sat-
urdsy evening, En- roHts for his plantation in
Arkansas. He is in most excellent health ard
looks as though time had made but little in
road upon his Constitution.
It is very generally known that Gen. PILLow
viii be a candidate before the coming lsgisia-
ture for the place nov occupied BY Hon. JcHS
BELL, in the Senate Of tie United States. TIE
country at large, and the South in particular,
viii be greatly benefited BY the change. With
out disparagement to the claims Of others, we
feel that there is no man 10 the State in whose
keeping the Democracy and the entire South
could, with more confidence and trust, place
their principles, their Interests and their rights.
Both as a man and politician Gsh. PILLow is
chsrarts.issd BY sterling integrity, undiHching
devotion to principle, and a firm adherence to
democratic faith His services in the field, in
the war with Mexico are known and appre-
eiatsd everywhere, and bad it not been for bis
u~nwiningDess to accept Office, they would, ere
this, have been rewarded BY tia people. While
other distinguished Generals who served in
that war have been honored with some higo
Office Of public trust, OF BY the presentation Of
swords, gold medals, sc, &c, Gen. PnLOT
stands alone as the object Of an apparent slight
in this respect.
But neither he nor bis friends, as far as we
are advised, rest his claims upon bis military
services only. 1t is his ability as a statesman,
his integrity and adhesion TO correct Prinei-
pies, upon which bis claims win be rested
Tbs seat which Mr.. BELL fills viii be vacated
il 1859, and We know Of no man more worthy
to be his successor than Gen. PrLLow-
THE ELECTIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
In the second, Third, Fourth, Seventh and
Eighth Congressional Districts the Democrats
have elected their candidates BY very large ma
~jorities. The opposition was merely nominal
In the First and Sixth Districts the contest was
close, but has resulted, We believe, in the cleo
tion Of both the Democratic candidates In
the First District SAWS net gains, thus far,
foot up 45I which iDsures his election By s.
majority, without further changes n bis Dis
trict. In the First District the Know-Nothing
candidate is undoabtsdly elected. The dslega-
ton from North Carolina in the next Congress
will stand seven Democrats to one Know
Nothing. This is, indeed, a most brilliant and
signal viesory. The foreigners and Catholics
have done the thing up brown in the old North
Ststeli The nstiye-bOrns seem TO be in a sad
minority there.
IL our Kncw-Nothing friends were not
blinded BY prejsdice and bigOtry, they would
very readily see that the late UNPRECEDENTED
triunphs Of the Democracy have been aehieV-
ed, not by escaped c~Onviets, PauPszs and GRIN
inals from EurOpe, but by refugees FROM Know
Nothing lodges. These, added to the Old
Line Wings and Democrats have done the work
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Sptfial Aofufs.


AIS you fsrb,e q ssig, lnespaels % ~szsrtlons dul-
Isusutd. "a dssonehE FL 9Eabis 10 explain ne eau-7
BE asspstd that q srlstsf ne stomach and me seere-
tive orEans, and that a sounse Of this purifying and IN.
vgorating remedy wi restoTe your strength, activity
snd ehesff1 ness. and reernit al y~u- easrEiss.
Sod al TIE nsanufastory. No. 50 MAIDEN Lane. Nv
Tork. and by an druggists, sssse, sSs and 81 o. baz
aaxIa-ttvewlw
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or ali ths compoCuds - haw sst sen prepared ss a
e0snetis for the skin, mere i noss that has . higher
rsputafiou. Or enc AlfIss 90 popuar via ihs ladies. Is
ne fas-aned KALIfsTos. on ORIESr WArER. MS
sSienti.ealy prepared, snd Is psuume - ssl a. tole;
wssh. i via, With q nv srpiieaihnss rnovs tan,
fr~fies %sunbuB, and al eutsneous erupiions. Bsszl
ensiseiy ussd for thee purpose and Isdiss vhs appiI
iteAn szsrsiss 10 IN open ar a. freely - tAey psass
and e19srisaes 10 lac n~s-nisnos frDai rousA sr irntsiel
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