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REMOVAL.

EATON'S STORE has been remO> ed from II ;r
the centre of the Town TO WEST SA.A RNH, y lie e
he viii be pleased receive The ca Is o. - ire
ard The public ms store Is vel supIii' v IN
Il, complete stock of DRY GOOI =. 81 U I Hi :
QUEENSN ARE. &C, whirh viii he s I'D AT Il, duc,
lrlces cJ'Fhe Highest Prices paid four COUN Kh
PRODUCE. Don't forget 10 ca,l-aL the New Sore,
West Commerce Street, SIny na, Del. mar3.
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Notice is Hereby Given.

That the undersigned will apply to the next
Court, sitting Mt Dover, Kent county, Del, for
a Divorce from her husband, Joseph Williams.
March }, 80 REBECCA WILLIAMS.
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Mount Vernon Hotel,
Second ST.. above Arch.

PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Ia now open, and The public is invited TO try the
HoTe and Judge or themselves Terms 81 .25 per day.
se23Iy A. NJ HOPKINS, Proprietor.
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Id ware House
SENYNnA. Ekel.

Tie undersigned would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Smyrna, also the travelling
public generally, TINT he has leased the above
new aud capacIous HOTEL, fitted it up in a
superior style, and opened it for the reception
OF Pcrmanentand Transient Boardcrs. Having
had long experience in the business he fiat
ters himself TINT by strict attention TO the wants
and comiorIs Of his guests, to merit fair share
OF patronage.
GILBERT LEONARD.
April 20, 1858.
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OF A Cincinnati CORES pondeut of The Lou
isville journal urges Hon. Tom Corwin for
Speaker Of the next House Of Representative.
or Tire Ssvanqah (Ga } Repuiiican hots..
the names OF Senator Hsh.nnod Of S. q +, for
apresidi.rf, AID Ru.us Gh3e ee. oi Mass for Vice
President as11.s
OF Mexico had seven Presidents in the
HaJath Of January.
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POSTS Gad RAILS.

The subscriber az hard large quantity of OK.
ColI'Dt CHESTNUT POSTS AND RAILS which
he will rose Of as follows Posts, 80 per hundred
Rails, - Itr hundred. Apply 10
JONATHAN STEVENSON,
R'siIence in Appoquininin& hd near Smy na.
Febl, Inn
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LO S Il &.

On the evening of Mr.. RobIusou's lecture,
on Commcrce street or at the Hall, a FUR
VICTORINE The 6rder, by leaving j: at
the Timcs Printing Office, will be literally
rewarded.
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A. III. FRANCISCUS.

NO. 2iI Market St, PmLADELrnIA, Pa,
IL EEPS the largest and best nssortcd tnck ofC AR
IN PER CHAINS. CnIt,n Yarns. Wadding. Cotton
Laps. Pwhes. CovcreI Yarn, Bed Cords, Wasll- ines,
Kore IN eoIIs' Scn'c I, me, Indigo Blue, Twia!
Mnu IT, L'mp Candle Camphrnc, Lard aud Fluid
WrkS' IN me city. AlNn. great variety ni FIJI NETs
winch he oIicn al manufacturers lowest cash prices
fehlO 3m
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We give place 10 the above commun cation
considering it as fair that both sides should
have a hearing. Ia making the statements al
luded TO, in our last issue. we dad so on what we
considered the best authority, and they were
cOncurrcd in and confirmed ty all who were in
tercsted aud familiar wh he iac IN thc-c:se
We could only state what We heard from men
Of responsibility, and who, We had reason to be-
lieve, kncD Of what they spoke. No one dOAbts
that the Board If Directors of tie Delaware
Railroad passed resolution IL acc"rdh' CO. with
the wish Of cur ciiIzcns. but there as doubt
whether they all acted ~ good tai Il afterwards
That there were d,(i;.reoc"s of opinion in re-
gard to whore The road should be- located VAS ma
tuyaI. but ~ do not know a si"4ie ludtvldna
not directly lnierest cd IN Its western l0cat'on
(and they W"rc exceedingly !ew) that did not
,.c-.-. IF r., ran east Of the town. The cnnvIc-
tion Is general-and our correspondent does not
deny it-that the rras"u why the Dire tors OF
the road protcss.d to favor the " curve" was to
defeat the :. branch ruad. ln Tact, II is belIsv-
ed here, aud wlrh Reason, that one Of that cor
poratidu, upon beng asked by u member of The
Legislature, whilst the bill VAS pei ding, il the
Delaware Rairond really wished the curve,
replied that they did mol, but were compelled
To promise to do all they could for 1t, so that the
branch road might fail. There are several
curves in the road as it now exists. which can
be accounted for upon no o'h"r hyp'thess than
that nsmed in last issue. The Delaware
Railroad Is not charged alone with defeating
u e curve !: there were other and powerful Irhu,
ences working against It. as has been before
stated. We have no quarrel with the Della
ware Railroad. That the town would feel ag-
grieved at The matter might have been expect
ed; and, unul tn" difference c,n be- s,iislacto.
rily adjusted, our c. 1"os WI nf. IT," app,"-
hsnd, entertain bat d4g -oa- t,e,t. 9
n hieh s desirable l-bD TIaLs.
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FOR RENT.

TWO convenient nnd comfortable DWELLINGS
situated on Delaware street IA Smyrna.
Apply 10 JOHN G. BLACK.
Feb 2i-ft
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DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
" ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr.. Chas. N'LGnc's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANGEMENrs, SICK
HEAD-ACHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the prOprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termincd that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS Pittsburgh, Pa.
P.S Dealers and Phy yicians ordering (i,n, otlcrs
than Fleming nros, will do well L. wrln their order,
gsuncy, and tIke aoHe Jtt DR.. " LuHGs i,q,ayNi IV
tfemfhg Bros IMsburyb, IN. To those wishing 10 gho
them trial we will forward per msiI post paid to any
Elrt o the United Satcs one box Of Pills for twelve
tlreecnnt postage stamps, or one vial oT Ver,noc r
b. accompanied by twenty extra
Sold by James P. IIonecker, and by Drug
yists generally.
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Macl<erei and Herring

r"r sale hv LFwts q BRorHFR, corner oi Main and
Commerce Streets EmyIua DEL. %,
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miscellaneous Advertisements.
TRIPS RESuMEn-

0 ON and alter Tuesday, March Let, the
- STEAMBOAT PILOT BOY,
will commence running between Philadelphia aud
Long Point Will leave Long Point every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday, al O'clock. A. Nj. Return
ing leave The first Wharf below Arch ST Phadel-
phla Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, at uck.,
A Nj touching at New Castle, Delaware CITY, Port
Penn, and Deatyne Landing going and returning
" STAGES from Dover, LcIpsic AID Smyrna,
connect with the Boat at Long Point.
FARE from bower lie Philadelphia, 81 %
SuI, ! 90
LvIpSic | 90
Long Point n
FARE from Deakynes I.anhmg to Phlia -
Por, Penn n"!aWaIe Cliy and
New Castle. 80
mlr3 WI ). BA IL. Capt
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Fl O &c E,

Cn-PartncvshIp has tins dav, heeu i,rred between
ihe uuiers gned 'In,er The fran OFF I.NJ Raymond,
trr Ihp pu irIs' of rnniuCtIt, IA N"ri,I.ttr bu>I
.ss-Inl ndlIg 10 ke| constant hanG luii
sarm-nt Of DRY GOODS. Gr,.crics Qlcen>ware,
DC DC. which they will sell The loA rates. he
rnltc are nvHed I,ch nj rxt:nlne Tor .eulsclve,
4 tie oil established Co'tu.r
60 II HNNNONn.
- ~ FOND
SIN. rna. pci tr!. -. lt.9
9Iy n. Il. Al l.ets us rnIr size 900 II = s,an, Il
VIII please '" 'orwArd a,d >,.'' % " r'"Ii7, .>
his t};ukS tut~, hc close.
M@rch3 JACOB = " '.G ~
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Sc VENG
Farms for Sale.

FOR SNIE-'Thu we'll known and very desirable
r arm inrmrrl, owned bv Richard Barkslnn, deccls-
ed BackIsIcns ; = Roads Kent county, Del supe.
good wafer and very healthy; containing 26I Acres
ot superior Land co or more of excellent Timber -
Also beautiful arm the Griffin Farm,
highly improved; buildings good. young Orchard
planted; water very good; wIlin hail a mile Of Tie
aIuNr, and OF the hiulsJmrSt farms The SRA
Persons may see the property by calling on MARTIN
l. S\li Fat, IN SIN rnr. or those living un the flrms
For further PARTICULARS inqUIrc Of
JOHN IIUEY,
March 3-3t No IS King Il Wllmlugtou
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miscellaneous Advertisements.
Notice 10 SpOrtsrs.eus.

The undersigned hereby forwarn all persons
from tresPasslng. with dog, gun or otherwise,
on their premises, after this date, under penalty
of the law. ELIJAH GREEN
JOHN H. .HOFFECKER,
JOS. V. HOFFECKER.
Near Smyrna, Oct. I3, so.
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The government of Peruhas entered into
contract with DR.. Edward Cullen for the intro.
ductlon on 10000 Irish egnigrants. The prin.
clpai stlpu;atiOns are that the emigrants shall
renounce allegiance to their government, and
must become Peruvian citizens. The govern
meht OF Peru has to pay their sea passage, and
every colonlst is to have about nine English
acres of land.
The English papers contain lono accoun,s Of
the marine and other disasters by the late ter.
rl5le gale. BY a return made up at Llovd's.
the number of vessels totally wrecked is stated
at 10 vessels stranded and other casualties.
23O. The probable loss of life, including the
hoyal Charter, is stated at 600. Several Anne.
Flcan vessels are reported lost on the Welsh
coast.
MR.. WARD, our minister to China, is the Sc
Oohu @tP'0mGt who, after submitting to innu-
merable prlvations and humiliations in order to
e"'et leAlh, refused 10 bow his head nine times
" " the earth In the presence of his Celestial
Majesty, as condition of procuring an andi.
ence' Lord Mccartney, British minister, de-
cilned to accept such terms many wears ago
what will our government do, under the cir.
cumslances Of such an affront
A STUDENT Of the University of Vircipia.
writing from that institution, states that " no
Vestlge OF the marble slab that designated the
last resting place of the author of the Declara-
'ion OF independence" remains to point the
spot Inc visitors to his tomb, by chipping off
fragments nave completely demolished it., and
ny Pieceiheai Carried 1t away. An uncouih
granite pedestal, disfgured, alone remains to
mark his grave.
In Boston, Mr.. Burnham, the State Agent.
under the prohibitory liquor law, has been i'm
prlsoned on the charge of conspiring with
others to detrGud by means of aduiterated H.
quor. II was admitted by one of the firm of
FeIton " Co, that in some cases they added
one gallon OF spirits, costing 80 cents, to gal.
ION OF brandy, and they sold the mixture at six
dollars a gallon.
JOHN B. GouGH lately gave three lectures in
the Round Room of the Rotunda, in Dublin.
which is capable of containing $500, and was
iull 10 the utmost possible extent. He .visirt
some OF the provinces, and in Belfast alone (the
metropolis OF twhskey-drinking north) succeed.
ed IN obtaining 1000 signers to the pledge.
THERE is now in operation in the United
States one mile of railway to everv thousand
inhabitants; in England, one to cvery $500.
and in the whole of Great Britain, one TO everv
1900 inhabitants.
The dread of " French invasion" (" is ev;-
dently gaining strength and intensity in Eng.
land. The organization of Rife Corps" is
going on In every quarter; and almost cverv
newspaper we open-from the Thunderer down
has leader on the subject.
The trontiersmen of Texas have caItured
many valuable mustang upon the banks of
the Rlo Grande, but they will deem themselves
especially fortunate when they shall have Cor
ii mas Caught an ass)
THE Senate of Massachusetts. on Tuosd.v
had under discussion an amendment nrov;dinn
Tor the admission of infdes to give evidence in
courts OF justice. The amendment was finally
adopted by the casting vote of the President.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-24
The OxyGcnatcd Fsjtarw.

The qualities of this medicine have paced il NM,
an lmperlshable foundation. In DESTROYING disease
and inducing health it has no parallel
| For the following Complaints these Birors o,o
Specific viz:-DysPepsia. or Indigestion, Heart Burn
Acidiy' CoslIveness, Loss of Appetite Headache onc
General Debility.
III many sections Of country this prenoration i
extensively used by physicians in their practice and
II seems to have restored many to health who vers
apparently beyond the reach Of the healing art.
.SuDJoined are few tributes from welIkno,yn pbvs,.
clans: ''iNiio"h Physl-
MANSFIELD. Toga Co., Pa, Aug 26. 1873
nave used the Oxygenaied Bilters in nv practice
He'lueu success IN debility an general proslra
MI ~ %c' ana confidently recommend it IN Genera!
DeDi'iy' and diseases Of the digestive organs ''
+. II. WHITE, NJ D.
c,oo,,. AUBURN, Sept 6, 1858
Gentlemen IL have been R the drug business rho
% s' Alteeh years, and have never sold a II et,cino
mh'ch has given such great satisfaction in cacs ~
dyspepsia as the Oxygenated Bliters and m tbs dis
'0'nielu H. III. q. FOWLER
co..,- BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. IL. 1858.
, Uenuemen:-i am pleased to state thai Lav ,r;cd
me OXygenated Bitters for Indigo stion ard DebIrt
1u ioulid immediate relief from using only mari nC
!oIc nave lhe greatest confidence M il as n cure
" D}spepsla anu General Debility, and recommend
Win much pleasure Yours &c,
JAMES LEWIS, M d.
prepared by SETH w. FOWLE d. CO.. Boston
nd Tor sale by J. p. Hoft cker and p MonSGoII |
nyrna; q, w. Splcer LeIpsc; j. l.. Heverin I.iIrtn
IeeA @ lending Janes Cowgirl u Sun and ID f. Burton
'oNer; ihomas Simpson, Camden; James Cock. FRO.
er,ca Jacob Y. FOulk and +. F. Hanmetsley. Mi.
'rd; ). H. w. H. VanGesel, Clark s Corner nnd b
eaiers generally. rnl@im ',,," ~
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just Published.
New Method for the Piano Forte,
BY CHARLES GROBE.
ODuS HOO

Prce, P, SO so nett
| Bound IN cloth, 3 90 nett
! good instruction book for the piano has
long been wanting, and Mr. Charles Grobe has
performed the labor, in getting this one nm in n
most admirable and satisfactory manner. I,
Will prove itself to be one of the most volnable
guides IN the instruction of the art of playiDo
the Piano. F''' ." {
ConslderIng the authors well-k known capaci.
w. and long and unremitting devotion to the
TASK oI elementary teaching, we have stronp
reason 10 nope that the public are now to be
luEhlshed with thorough, systematic, proores.
SlVe ana entertaining method for the Piano
we can confidently recommend it to teach.
ers and pupils as better adapte to the purnoses
OF elementary instruction than anv others with
which we are acquainted.
The plan pursued in this work is substantial.
ly the same as that developed in Ollendorff's :
method of teaching languages 1t commences
with the simplest elements. The progress made
Will be gradual, so that every step will he re-.
iectly ntelllglble, and be rendered of positi, o
value to the pupil. Every difficulty is met with
slngiy' and after thorough analysis, overcome
| by practice.
This method will, undoubtedly, provide teach
ers VITA well dlgested, progressive, and en-.
tertaIhlD9 plan, by which sound and correc,
Nno"leuge OF the art OF playing the piano NAV
oe acquired with comparatively little labor md
in so short space of time as will almost sccm
| incredible to those who have confined them.
selves to some OF the tedious systems heretofore
in use.
This wor k contains ten engraved figures. il.
lustratlng the different positions Of tIe hands
and fingers; and also likeness of the au,hor
Its typographical accuracy and appearance
have never been equalled in any musical worl,
that has heretofore been issued from The nross
IN this or any other country.
Copies Will be sent by mail, free of postage.
on the receipt of the marked price.
LEE q WALKER, Publishers,
722 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
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NJ | S c ELLAN NEOUS

HE boston society for the prevention of nau
Perlsn nave published their animal rapor,
which SHOWS That there are 1910 drintinn
p'aces open IN the city, 1918 in the hands oi
loIe'gnerS' 3O2 IN those OF our own native moo
P'e' win many more secret places of ssIs ,Ia
arrests were 1888 for last wear. bps,dos 0nS
persons assisted home drunk. and 5I2a dis,,,.
bahces fH1 !cd, without arrests. of ,L,,s, -
''s'eu ~ were minors, an increase of I0eo
over So57 and 1904 dodgers were reDar,oJ @
al the scVerF' Police s'atioLs
.''-[ The question whether mo-
hey sent 10 registered ter is re,nitt.pre
wa was decided IN New York few davs since -.
~ Iu~aEd morrison sued the Farmers Bank of
A. ~ ioI p<oO. Tue product of draft collected.
anu "hicn was sent 10 him in a registered let.
ter but not received. The Court held that as
'he ueIehdlnt wac not authorized to remit mo-
hey instead Of ats, as is the usual custom.
the money mailed to the ad .r,ss OF the plaintiff
could moi be considered payment, and the de-
iendant was therefore liable in the action. The
jury found for the plaintiff accordingly.
SoME of the Indians on Lake Superior have
formed Temperance Society. Ii was occa.
stoned by the detection ofa chief in whom thew
placed implicit confidence, who INDUCED liz.
tie too freely in the ardent, and while drnpk
spent considerable aIsount of money n,rusted
to hls keeping The red men had an indigna.
tion meeting over it, and, after a most emp6atic
series of grunts, formed selfprotective asso-
citation, based on fundamental principIes-tha. (.
isso say, the first lndian who got drunk was TO
e ee tleu 70 stump and whipped with twenty.
SAKE has been in Richmond, Va, recitino
Love. The papers compliment him hiobly
and 10 few remarks to The audience. in,rodn'
eng sentiments of patriotism and regard for
tue onIon OF the States, which touched a re-.
sPonIsIve chord among his hearers, and elected
loud applause. 'O
IGNORANCE IN TENNESSEE. "A Tennessee pa.
per states that the census of 1850 reported IN.
wards . OF 2100O native free white persons in
Tue state who had acknowledged TO The censns
'akers that they were unable to read.
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FINE WRlTING.-The appearance of an Aurora
Boreals has afforded newspaper editors and reporters
all over the country, an opportunity to get oil SON
specimens of very fine writing, in which the entire
stock of adjectives in the language has been exhaust
ed In this torrent and whitlwind Of highfalutn it is
relief and pleasure to fall back upon plain, vigorous
Anglosaxon and to note in simple phrase the fact that
the NEST beautiful and durable garments for gentle.
men and youths to be found in the country are those
made at the Brown Stone BOthlng Hall of Rockhlil &
Wilson, Nos COB and COS Chestnut street, above Sixth
PhIladelnhia
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miscellaneous Advertisements
A FAE22g
AT PURHEs g

VIII 4! " > "A & e.
~ WILL be seld at public sale, at the H.,
MT: John Mcdaniel, in Chestertown iIu'e1o o.
TUESDAY,, the 9th of December ia ilu H. on
CLOCK, a: M, Farm owned by Mr. IN; IEcnnll It IL
WALhAVEN, situate within three ~ HfH
Chestertewn, and now occupied bv mics If
talnIng 267 ACRES, more or less "rIl, Tha con,
has been lined, has clay bottom. is l ne land
SOIL and productive. All the grains and "ieulum
grow well, and clover acts finely ~ asses
lies Level, with fine stream of wa,o. land
through four fields, and with a sljobt PASSING
OF fencing the whole of the frIfs ooiI ol'GI'alon
tered: 1t Is in five fields, well f.nceJ Oe Wa
~ % to GO acres, in Oak TlmLor =" about
stIaa wood; A portion of TIE NursrrvV V,neT nl'd
A2a'1A be sold with the Farm. The nr'y nn.yn' VIII
is brick, y stories high, with ccli,s lDi"eA'ny
rooms on the first floor; Kitchen. s,o,'n. F ''uF
houses, granary, corn crib, carrlago L,'.'uIl' Oul'
good order; fine spring of deIi@Ltf,I use III
within ~ yards Of Kitchen, win @ "a'ef
house over 1t. There is also tenan, r. 'p"s'
the farm. "'1Se On
This land adjoins the property Of Nos...
b. tennlmore' Parsons, and Hynson; s'o' ies 80. .
venlent to churches, schools, post oirco COh-
The situation is healthy, and the negLbo.l -
good one. e"OOiHOCd
The Terms Of Sale are: One.fnr,I L.,
lst OF January next, when possession ,',II ~ 'Ie
delivered; the balance III |, , 34.,T .' Oe
with interest. !sass
GEORGE VICKERs, Aren't
Tor JOS. WalrayeD
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Important to Females.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-Tbe cor,b;
nation OF ingredients in these Pills are the roy, ~
long ana extensive practice. They are mild IN ,ti
Uperd'ioll ana CERTAIN III correcting all Irrrgniar,;
IaHhIui mehstruatOns removing all obsI,nct;n,a
"nelher from COLI or Otherwise, headache nan
slue' palptalIon of the heart whites ali nerva,s e
iecu9ns Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limb
&C. disturbed sleep, WiiIch arise from Interrunti 80
nature, ''iuP'lSh Ol
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
w1sthe commencement of a new era in tbe ,,oo,,.r,
Vi NOSE irregularities and Instructions which ho'a
consigned 50 many thousands of the vonng ,Sn @ mate
uiul ana the beloved TO Premature Gra%e NJ ~
mare can ENJOY good health unless she il " l'
whenever an obstruction takes place the o.no-u ..
DIX: CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are Tho roos, Or -. =,
remedy ever known for all complains pecmIier >, E
males. 10 all classes they are invaluable nJno;r
with certainty, periodical regularity Tbey a.a nIucng
70 thousands, who have used them al dfeSent an,
throughout the country, having the sanct;nn F
3i lhe most eminent Physcions IN America EvSa;,
ulrecons stating when, and when thew shonId ~, m
used. with each Boxthe Price One Dollar each h oe
40 Pills. ial each box,
n. valuable Pamphlet. 10 be had free or tho 49,.
ms sem ny maii promptly, by enoloslng nrica 70 'L
= Ssenerai agent. Sold by JAMES p. U0FFECRESmne Sne
oihyrAa' ana Dy Druggists generally. "'
eahIr To- u LINES General Agent
10" Shambers ST., New York