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T. YE A ~ d E A r

Il ENRICH. at the corner of Penn. a &
aveaue and Eleventh Etfeet, has been ffEs sSsF
greatly Improved recently Ent now Offers ls.sssa
greater iaiucs.nenis for the patronage Of Ct zeGs
and strangers tt1sn any other public house. in the
city hIs eroes bsing less tdan those OF any other
hotel on Pom. Av enIe, and hiE accommodations
for permanent or transient boardeTs uEeIooF tlOD-
able. The bar and restaurant arrangements of the
European Hotel have Already beoOEas very pOpa-
laT. being ali that be desired BY the most fSB
udiOus. The proprietor Pledge uEren!tted atten-
ton and continued lIhsrl eXpeud tuTas 10 give eat
tsfsoton TO 6l, and thas renews his invitation to
&li IN give the European Hotei = call de[u
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SALT WATER BATHING.
~ MARSHAIIB Pavilion

S MARssHHkfhh's MARSH Fl PAVILION.
ThIs favorlte resort for those seeking health Snd
pleasure Is nov open; IT Is situated In sSSA d
IN SS%Rt SsW hjITa9 Ga FS f
those wishing to AVOID extreme fsshlOn, ald seek
hons. 1T is uneIceIisd. Splendid Bathing, Sood
Angnns-Fishing g ana ~ PLEASURE Bosts free Of
all the salt water de icacies-fue Oy stera. Soft
aud Hard Crabs, Sheeph ad aud other Fish. There
are many inducements, whioh the undersigned
deems unnecessary to mention, as the situation Of
his pace ana his past mauaE ement embrace sufi-
Tho steamer st. Nicholas leaves WsshInston
ever Tuesday at O'clock k, ami Alexandra at 7
hs well Sa land on F sy s
Pavilion each way
month Children ma and S servsHtsP Pgn ha egios. per
Daily mails from Washington and Baltimore,
For further lnfoImatIon address the proprietor
ie slim. R. J. MARSHALL.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT.
gLi AT POINT LSoK;OuT, MARYLAND.
Junction of the PotOmao River with the A
Che GhSssaPeSks Bay Will Ill be opened by the YESAY
Tsy bssI ssHGa syo 6G oh of % 4Bo % the
s.e and ID Sniet IrtIest. where they car hsve lie
delcacles of the water suoh as Fish Of all kinds,
Ever, description Of fsbing tackle will be kept
A fne livery stab kept on the farm
Alsn, ten pin alleys aud billiard saloons with
Gil othar amusemelts usually fnUad at such places.
Tho = bl5 wi be supplied daily with fresh vese-
trb.es from ths garden Ou the promises and from
th- Bal tImOTe and Washington markets.
at the Bar.
Bo.fd, So pr day; one week. sI2; second week,
$40; four week. for SIS; children and coiOred ser
want halEyTjc6.
The steamer st. Nicholas laavoS washipgtnD
Tuesday a. q IN. and baltimore IN Friday at o,
m The half past o'clock pm. tram from W a n
lngton Will connect nj Balti more with the boats
reaching Point Lookout dsly ; also, trI-weekly
stes from Washington, By wsy 81 I.eOnardt0wn
wsshnSton pGt"PGsatU GP or asiandra Ws Lockout
m 81 HEFLEBOWER l. CO Prop'rs.
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E,EMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL
l. ALEXANDRIA, Va,

FEMALE BQAE2INS B6 = p4INDpAY :. SCHOOL
Mrs. g. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session Of TINS Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occupied BY Sylvester Scott, Ess.,
The Coafss Of Study pursued will comprise all
the branohes rec uislte b thorough English Edu-
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
BosrdeTs, Who, conaftutins part Of her own fam a
lily, will be under her immedI ate and supervl-
reGpd them with the ooIno rts and kindly influences
H,4SsSs ssv s. SEQ Ngss Rev D.; sda. E4..
E:; fSSs fEsSs II Hinton S Fyi ~
Editor Evening Star, Bspjamin w sters, Ess ), Jas
mss;l. Go9E:
Brothers.
Board, with Tuition in al the English Branches
ssafo the annual session-Psyable semi annually
Music and Languages at Professors prioss.
ID- No extra ohafsos. au as-u
T. CARRIAGES.
HE SUBSCRIBER & having made additions to his
in int the DistriSt, where | his is ia facilities % Ss
for r. maPIisctsInlHS q % Gn CARRIAGES "A - p
All Kinds Pof csirnssss sand and Light wagons KEEP,
Al REPAIRS neatly done, and ell orders
promptly attended to. = -
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
new ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
d1s IF corner of Fourteenth and Z sts.
I OW-PRICED CARPETIN6S.
Just rec.lved and for sale at the cd stand of Cls-
gett & Dodson, No. Market Space a fresh suppl '
Of super INGRAM CARPETfNGS, which viii
be sold q sto nlshingly low. 20 -...a -
Excellent AL wool Double Ingram, at saH cents
worth 87H cents. =
Ditto at 50 cents, worth T5 Ditto at SlH worth 30
Also, u full stock of Shades and Materials fol
Shades Mosquito Nets, Plotare Cords, DO.
''- JAMES B D0DSON.
10 10 cost No,4 Market Space,
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IT S. MILITARY ROUTE.
u. SPECIAL, NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trains Will Ieavo the Depot a..
7.lO q. N: and 81 P m. for Phlladei plia and New
York. Trains Will arrive az 10 m. ard Is D. H.
THOMAS A SCOTT, Genl Manager,
ms l9 IClron Intel and RepuhI
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Ot FIcERS, PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea-
the ca PtGre OF any SLAYER can have their claims for
Bount and Head Money promptly attended 90 By
npplJIL q 70 or addressing c., p. WALLACH,
WashiL Stons u. y. ia lSu
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS
- lust arrived at SMITHS, no. 46O Seventh
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING, TRUNKS
yALICES, CARPET BAGS, SHIRT COL,
LARS, TIES, HATS and CAPS. ". BAH of
the abovenamed goods for sale st Northern prices.
ma D. SIN J. ~. SMITH. ClOthier.
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Lewis Moore, Of Ypsilante, Mich For i'm
proyement In seeding machines
Christian sharPs, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
pfoVement In breech-loadiBg repeating firearms
William N. Whiteley, OF Springfield, Ohio
assignee OF John Locke Hardeman, deceased
machines for cutting hemp
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for REPAIRS which always going on have been asi
fed.
Messrs. Benyon & Co.. one of the oldest nax-spinning
firms in Leeds, employing about 500 hands have sus
pended payment
The Bank return Of last evening is considered favor
able. 1t shows further large augmentation only in
the reserve but in the bullion.
The Times says again demonstrates impolicv of
the last advance in the rate of discount
The leading stocks closed yesterday at general decline
of oneeghth to reeeghths per cent. The traffic re-
AIRY % shows increase of OBS corresponding
week last year. 1t is said that the railroad obligations
be issued during the present year by the Bank of France
will be limited to Sc GOO, 600
The English funds the LIST fiat, under the in
6uence of continued pressure for money the Stock
Exchange COnsols closed weak 81 }G9l% for money
and 81 $G9lA for account
In the discount market the demand active. and
per cent. was the lowest rate for hest bills.
LONDON MONEY MAREET-LoND0Y March 2-Evep-
ing-FundS firm owing chiefly to the announcement of
the recovery in New York exchanges from los to los
Consols have risen per cent Consols close 81 q a.
81 q for money, and 9lA@9IE FOR account,
American Stocks -IlnOis Central shares q 026X
discount; Erie shares 27GG2SK; New York Central
Railroad 70d72, excoupons
The PARIS BOURSE.-PARIS, March 2-3.3j p. NJ
The Bourse has undergone material alteration the
final quotation of rentes being 69 l5c the same
yesterday.
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MAEKET.-LIvERPooL, March g.
The sales of Cotton yesterday reached 10000 bales in
Co. report the market Grmer the advces per steamer
Canada mparting tone, closing with advancing
tendency. The BreadstutTs market closed dull and un-
changed. Provisions dulI
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Archbishop HUGHES is determined that, al
though there may be schism between the North
and the South there shall be no schism in the
Catholic Church growing out of the same cause, if
he can prevent it. On st. Patrick's day the
Archbishop ectured at Irving Hall, New York
and towards the close of his address took occasion
to say that although the North and the South
talked about division and civil war, there was
''but one rule for a Catholic, wherever he was
''that was to do his duty-to do his duty as cit
'fzen. If, living South of Masons and Dixon's
Cline he thought those on that side were right,
"he ought to fight there; and if we, the Catho-
lies North of that line, thought the other way,
I'VE would fight too.' No matter how wide the
chasm might be made between the North and
South, IN their political relations, they could not
divide the Catholics on both sides of the line
''who, so far as their religion was concerned
could throw bridge over the chasm.r This is
frank and outspoken, to say the least of it. The
Archbishop is evidently, by no means of old Ad.
mlral BLAKE's opinion, that it is the duty of
people to fight for the Government no matter
INTO whose hands the Government may f,ll.-
oieariy' President LINCOLN is 10 expect no aid and
comfort from Archbishop HUGHES, in any coercye
measures he may undertake against the South
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SLAYER CAPTURED-Sierra Leone, Vest co,..
Africa, Jan. 81, 1S61.-A SLAYER was taken off CT
linas, by H. M. S. Espoir, after landing at Prince
Manual e. 900 in douboops. She nor her owners
did not get either money or negroes. The same
vessels Espoir, on her way to Ascension, fell in
four hours chase full sail and speed captured her
with 6lz slaves. This little steamer, the Espoir,
mas been only three months in commission. This
is q good beginning.
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The CHESAPEAKE ANE Ono C,,,, ..vs .ho NJ
''onas 1n'en'ge"cer, is successfully resumiup its
annual business, after the winter. sr.ron.;or
Several cargoes Of grain and country nrodrcs b.ra
arrived, and such coal boats as wara 49,. g :
their passage down by the formation Of loo Tt -
would seem tob nothing to preyeut AN nno.,l,
coal trade during the com ing season.
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THE New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION

DRS. HUNTER WILLIAMS
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES THROAT AND LUNGS,
- Monument Square, Baltimore, Nd.
Tue practice OF Drs HUNTER & WILLIAMS is confined e-
ensVeiy to The OF Chronic Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs by DIRECT MsDJcA7IoS aad the success that
has attended ther abors is sufficiently well known It has
demonstrated tot only that Brochs Asthma Caarrh and
Ernar Sore Throat may be permanently cured but that
Consumption ia all its stages durable disease ard that
the dect application OF remedies by OF inhaat
to tn seat of the maady instead OF giving them by he
storach (alway cvertaSed and delicate in these dseases
must hereafter be regarded by the profession as the only ra
tiona aud scientific ode OF treat "ent
Parties unable to visit the city may treated by cores
pondence-medicine instrument Be- being sent them by
express In order TO ott in proper statement of such
cases. form OF questions has been PREPARED which will be
forwarded by letter spplic tt:on. isl7-eo9n
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RooYiNG RoogING !! Ro0FIEG /!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARRFN's
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP OSTTYOF ROOFING
Jnrvaled by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIFE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PRoOF,
USEQUALLED FOR EcovoMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURAnIL1TY,
ADAPTED TO EvERY CLIaATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
70. Jarvis BoildiEg, cor. North and Baltimore 2ts
H2"'t Baltimore.
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WI. owens.
1861.
SP RING GOODS
FoRi
GENT LEMEN.
~ ZEE W JTYGEg
AND
LATEST EXPLORATIONS,
Together with fresh assoTtment.9
HALF HOSE
WHITE FRENCH LINEN HDKFS.,g
&c ES,
AND UNDERWEAR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
E@~SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
BY MEASUREMENT
AND
FIT GUARANTEED
NEW STYLES FRENCH BOs0MS just opened.
fei5d W. F. OWENS.
TEFlT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTS!
SHIRTS!
FEtsFECI FIF WARRANTED Or NO SALE.
UnequalIed by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsoNs
rvRR0TDEPEn po,,,,, ,r1,I,.,.
'-'''' D''''a 3iil''i9.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND ITALFHOSE
HANDKERCHIEFS
SHIRTS,
W. p. TOWLES s BRO.
PATENT SIMULTANEOUSLY, Sz-1pr ,t,,1r,r,, ,rr,,+,,,
~ : ! AZ 4"-'
-" Ha't'saoro street,
Under Carroll Hall
opI4fI AbtNiS FbE jEt CLARK, jr., K co y y A.
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES. ui5-tf
MANN DINING iG0oi&.
w. 10 ~ nALlthoAA slS4EF'
,--,..,..- wear N"F,h street
men. ., tis floP.ie''f' WHO VIII! here
CO - - MS Pe's'n''i d'IeHtioh l" the mouse.
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me. me proposition Tor National Convention, in
seOduced in the Legislature of Indiana by Mr.. Stot
naassd OF Floyd on the first day of the session.,
majority in both Houses, VIZ ''''''A y A''"'0
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G A s Il
s. z - TIn -E re

4 TISCDUNT
ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR COAL
IF PAID FOR AT THE TIME TIE OFDEG is LEFT
J. HENRY GEESE & CO.,
OFFICE NO. 3 sOUTu STREET.
NJ THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE AS
USUAL. dS-tf
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS FOR GENTLEMEN.
JOSHUA NANsANT Son viii today Introduce their new
sty'e oi ia us ior The Spring o. 1901. mhl6 st
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=. E,ARRIEI}.
y re 23sh tsbrqary BY By Dr. Sargent, Miss MARY
a. oaStop Texas, on the 2st of February, by Rev Sir
IaZeiI OF the Protestant Epi .copal Church WILLIAM
iAS,'N, il formerly OF Baltimore, to MARY j opy
daughter OF Lnock Crimson, of Harris county, Texas
Go s=-Zzs--zzz-E=l1
DIED.
gear of his age - ~ ~"
At his residence in Port Deposit on Saturday be 16h
instant, Dr. THOMAS h. MURPHY in the 9th year of his
age. " 40
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HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore, March ls 1861
report d Deaths IN The CITY Of liim0re for the yse5.
ending Nonddy morning.
asthma J. hurn : casualty J. cl.-btd . cI,icke9-poy
cole consumption ~ Group dfopsy dropsy in hrai
ca arfhsl fever concssve faverG typhoid fever g in.
naGnaton OF hoEeS p inflammation brain ,; ntiamIaa
o9n O. Lungs 4; inlamma,ioG Of stomach L old age 4
cough total IS. $500 - -'of-'7
Under year, % between and >, IT, between and IL
between and 10, between ID and u, between IL and
~ between 70 and 30, between 30 and 90 g. between 20
ana 90 between 80 and g. G. between 50 ami 20 s. be-
tween 20 AID So between 80 and 50, between % and O0
Males A. females Al OF which number I6 were cnored
personS-li free slaves BY order,
CHIS. W. PRsDFORD. Comrnissio,er or TIe,1,h
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rms wonderfully clever little extravaganza has
been too well known to the public for some twenty
years past to need fresh recommendation now. The
present reprint is all that can be desired and is
sent free of postage to any one, on RENTING %
cents to 7. B. Peterson Bros, FhiladeInh;a
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| Loss OF LIFE AND PROPERTY ON THE LAKES IN
lS6O.-The Board of Lake Underwriters have Just
published very complete statement of the loss of
life and property the Lakes in 1861 of which the
following Is a recapitulation:
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
Do YOU KNOW IT2

CONSUMPTION Is TIT NO~T FATAL sC0TE6E CT
MANKIND 1t has been truly regarded as AN INc,FA-
B,E MAIADYf.w ever surviving its attack. % One SKA
Of the lchols hIadn T1,e, says lr. CHURcWTI, ara
MORE THAN ONE IAIF OF ALL THE All 1T iOPt-
LNTION of most civilized commU,.ii"s IERSliET Iil1
DIsEAsE" what sad commentary on tie G0aste1
efficacy of the Healing Art
The brilliant Tisc very Of IT. Churchill made to tho
Imperial Academy Of Medicine of ars, has proved an
iSstinaable boo tc the world By the Of this pGw
aaa poperfI rene IaI agent known to Chemistry
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
THE HYPOPHOSPHITES,

"The CURE Of CONSUMPTION, even In the
Second and Third Stages (Rt a period, therefore,
when there can be doubt to the nature OF
the Disease) IL the EULE, while DEATH Is THE
EXCEPTION EI ENCH." says DIR. g.,
"thas they will prove not only SURE A REM
EDY In CONSUMPTICS rs Quinlne Is in Inter
naittent Fever, but GlsO rs eTeetual n PREsER-
YATIVE - Vaccination Ia Small POx."
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
100000 GUARANTEE

p IOU,UUU W. ARANTEE !.
Buck White Lead and Washington Media
Zinc.
Blu z y EIa 3 8 $50
BUCK LEAD
100 pounds will cover much surface l25 pounds
Of other White Lead
BUCK LEAD.
Painting done with pure Buck Lead is twice as dura-
bl as other lCadA
BUCK LEAD.
Is whiter and more brilliant than any other known
White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Is superior the finest English White Lead for soft
ness and beauty,
BUCK LEAD.
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead.
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is superior any other Zinc in the World for extreme
whitenes and brilliancy
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is unrvaled for body covering property, so pounds
will do much painting IS pounds OF other Zinc
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC.
Has no equal for durability. it twice as long
other Zinc Paint. EsSS
| FRENCID RICHARDS a. co.
MANUFACTURERS,
Tenth and Market Streets, Philadelphia, Pa
0.FFor sale in Smyrna by all Dealers.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
AOrt DepOst
Planning Mill & ash Factory

AOrt DepOst
Planning Mill & ash Factory
We invite the attention of all persons the city or
country who contemplate the erection Of Dwellings
Barns &c. to our extensive stock Of Building Nate
rlals in the rough and prepared for use namely
Door AND WINDOW FRAMES (Circular d Plan9
BINDs-VENITIAN AND PIvOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SAsHEs, (Glassed aAd not Glassed,)
WooD MOULDINGs,
HoT-BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELs,
NEwEI. POsTs, (Turned)
BALLAsTERs, tTurned)
BARN VENTILATeRs,
WINDOW GLASS,
| BUILDERS HARDWARE.
| SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
| HAND RAILING,
| CHURCH PEws WOoD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMP.
| Also-DRESSED FLOORING:
| WHITE PINE, NORWAY PINE, YELLOW PINE AMI
HEMLOCK. (well seasOnedl
Particular attention given to the shipment
of materials to all points, with dispatch, by
railroads and steamboats,.
| HPAll of the above we offer as low as tht
lowest, for the cash. or approved paper.
All orders by mail or otherwise, attended t.
with promptness, by holland CO.,
nov3 Port Deposit, Md.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16

ALLEN g. NEEDLES NEW FERTlLlZER
The low price and superior quality of this fertilizer
is fast bringing 1t into general use
Price, $50 per 2000 lbs. q cts per lb.)
BONE DUST. Button nmakPrs fine Bone Dust ans
GRoUND 3oNES.
LAND PLASTER. Warranted pure; IN barrels.
liberal deduction made dealers ON all The above
articles
PreHiums awarded by the various Agricultural S"cl
cites which you age requested 10 cali and examine
ALLEN s. NEEDLES,
AZ South Wharves and II South Water ST first Sor'
bOve Chestut, Philadelphia ieol4-5m
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
Miscellaneous Advertisements
PeninsuIar Railroad Line.
rIIIA-l,Ia nF INTRN

On and after Monday, ,API 81 1861,
. Troins for the accommodation of
passengers Will run as follows until
1 further notice. (Where not other
81 wise noted, Daily except Sundays.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
EARLIEST steEs OF coNsumPTtoE.
EFFECT OF The REMEDY.

"If, on the earliest appearance OF these slens of
Consumption, the patient takes daily about ten
grains Of the HZPoPHosPHrrEs no will usually
thew all disappear IN q period varying from .
few weeks 70 q fsrT monthsl and by continuing the
seeaslenaI use of the Remedy, HE WILL SPEED
lily FIND HIMSELF III THE ENJOYMENT or
SUCK HEALTH As He. PERHAPS. HAD NEVER
KNOWN IN HIS LIFE BEFORE"
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
"Mincbester's Genuine Preparation
IL THE ONLY RFIIARIR

Form OF 1T. Churchilrs Remedy made from tho
original FORMULA The action OF the HypophosphitsS
" TwoFoID and specific fncredsing the principle wEH
ooHs1ITrTEs NERVOUS PoRcB, and they are tho No.r
Powerful BLaoD GEXTRATISG AGEEIs awH. Tho eject
upon the tubercular condition Is IMMEDIATE ALL TuE
0ESDkAL sYAPToSa nIsAPrEARSd WITH RAPIDfTY WEIGH
REAIIY NARvHnrs They Teliere the cough dininisA
expeetoraion, Improve the appetite, drTS darrheea
the night Fssais ehfs, and Jerer cease the boWsla
become regular and IHB sLIEs CAIN AxD PROFOUND.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-16
Discovered Gt Last f;
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR
PAIN.
Prof Chas. dc Gratl's
ELECTRIC OIL.


This oil is the only remedy in the world for
the Cure of Rheumatism, Deafness, GOut Neuralgia,
LumbacO, ScIahca Spinal and Bronchial complaints
Tic Doioreux, Headache Cramps, Group Piles, Eel
Ons. SpraIns and Bruises GUS and Wounds Sweled
Glands, Stiff jOInts, SCrOiula Eryspelas, Sore Nip
pies, Sweled Breast, Womb Disorders Salt Rheum,
Canker IN The mouth and Stomach, Palptaion,
ErnptIOns, Caked Breast Quinsey Sore Throat, Palsv
Pleurlsy, Ulcers, Lock Jaw. Heart Burn, Tooth and
Ear-ache, Nervousness, COsIIveness. Burns, Sore
Gums Of leethng infants llemOrrhnge, Abcess Stiff
Necks Broken Breast, ChIlbams, letter. Shingles
Frosted Feet, Fever and AgUe, Chapped hands or
any Diseases that are painful The only arti
Gle ever brought before the public that will do ITS
work perfectly IN tom three 10 twenty mnutes-has
been used by thonsan!s and pronounced TO be the
best remedy ever discovered.
The Oil acts on the system with electrcity-is OF
pure vegetable preparation Not The slightest danger
OF applying IL out Hardly lnwardly. tat once gives
permaI ent cure-In most from ten to twenty
minutes.
The best psychologists of Europe have discovered
that al organic arrangement OF the animal system is
the effect OF an obstruction OF the physico electric fluid
lii the organ diseased. skilliul application Of this
Oil puts immediate motion 10 the fluid and the
cure is atsnce accomplished. No bcedng,-Ao Vom-
| lng, purglng or bllsterng Is resorted TO.
REMARKABLE CURES.
$500 will be given ii any of the following persons
cannot be found,
500 il they are not of the highest responsibility in
the city OF Philadelphia and vIcinlIy.
| ReumdtiSm-F. DUFFY. Esq ,cerner of Locust and
| Twelfth ST, Philadelphia.
RheHmdtiSB--W. BLANCHARD, 2O6 Eleventh street,
Philadelphia.
| RheumatiSm- john CLINTON, 10 N. Ninth ST Phila.
DO David SIreitich No. | l. burn at.
SDrdined WriS'--W. Franklin, 81 $ Eighth ST. -
FslOn-W Kmcade. 2f Eighth st,
Sprained WriS--J, hn Pble, 4O6 Arch
G0ut-James Logan, 2 George ST,
NeuralgiG-Dr Wood, Woods Museum
I.aammatOry Gout-G w. Humphrey, Filth and
DickensUn Streets Philadelphia.
RheumatiSm-Mrs Sarah Sutton, 332 South Eighth
street, Philadelphia
RheWmatiSm-S SletsOn, Filberi ST, alb Eighth Phila
Sfrdined Ankle, also Enlargement Of EL6ouc joint
JOHN DRAPER, 391 Market st Price, 25 cents, % cts
and 81 per bottle, Try everything else give this one
simple trial. For sale by dealers and druggists every
where Jan3l ly
For sale by VIM. Temple, A gent, Smyrna, Del.