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This furious fellow in his allusion to
Seward lied openly and he knew it; he
has been told so frequently since, but he,
ike Grinnell, takes nothing back. Bout
well, too, of Massachusetts,, could not per-
nit the opportunity to pass without decla-
ring the President as infamous as the
worst of the rebels. He said:
'sHe believed Andrew johnson to be
Just as thoroughly traitor as jeff Davis,
and that nothing could save the country
from destruction but the most prompt and
effective preparations for every emergency.
He believed an attempt would be made to
force the rebels into Congress, and the
Philadelphia Convention was part of the
scheme. The battle, in effect, had already
begun, and if resistance was not made,
the President would take possession of
the Capitol. Any such attempt must
and would be resisted by force; = Mr..
Boutwells remarks were loudly applaud
ed.
These fellows are mere madmen. If
President Johnson were the knave these
Abolitionists would have him, would he
take ground against their proceedings
If he were not acting from conscientious
convictions, he need only sign all the bills
passed by Congress, and he could put in
his time as President in the happiest man
ner. Instead of this, however, he fights
both houses, in the face Of their triumph
ant twO-thirds, who are able to defy his
vetoes If he We're not n most rigid and
scrupulous Chief Magistrate, he would
act very indi1erently from what he has.
! But if he were the vilest wretch that ev-
I er filled official station, members of Con-
gress are not excusable in applying to him
the language we have quoted it disgra-
ces Congress and corrupts the public IN
stead Of its damaging the President, ii
only hurts his Office. For, as the Eremng
Post, observes if the violent spirit display
ed by members. of Congress could ami
mate the whole people, our national eXis-
tence would be very near its close. II is
not such intemperance and intolerance
which the nation requires in ifs leaders
they only make government impossible -
Pittsburgh Post.
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Gegal advertisements.
Orphans Court sale.

EY virtue of an alias order of the Orphans
4 Court of Cam bria county, the undersigned
will expose at public sale, at the hotel of
George Wentroath, in the borough of Will
more, on Monday, the 9th day of August
next, at one O'Clock, P. NJ, The following
real estate Of which Bernard Connelley died
seized, viz:
a certain piece or parcel of land, situate
in SUmmerhill twp, Cambria CO., (being the
south end OF the tract of which it is part,)
beginning at a post, a conner of land Of
John Piummer, and Patrick M'Dunn, thence
west by Inc Of land of said Medium, 135
perches to a post; thence north by line of
land Of Patrick Mccormick 55 perches to a
post; thence through the tract of which it
IS part, cast l35 perches to stones; thence
by lard of John Plummer south So perches
to the place of beginning; containing forty
six acres and siXty-five perches, be the same
more or less.
Terms or SALE One half on Confrma-
ton thereof, and the residue in one year
/ thereafter, with interest, to be secured by
the Judgment bonds and mortgage of pur-
chaser.
CATHARINE CONNELLY,
! July 26, ,'66.-3t. Executrix.
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Notice.

no John Williams of Hollidaysburg. Blair
| county, Pa. Caroline Couch of Oil City,
Yenango Go. Pa. Martha Walker of Turkey
foot twp. BAR CO., Ann Davis, widow. and
Esther, Joseph, George, John, Mary and
Amelia Davis. Children of the said Ann
Davis) all of LIE Clair, Scott CO., Iowa,
heirs and legal representatives, Of Joseph
Williams. late of Cambria twp, Cambria
county, deceased.
Take notice that an inquest will be helJ
at the late dwelling house Of Joseph VIII
iams, decd, in Cambria twp. Cambria co.,
Pa, on Monday the 9th day of August next,
at l clock, in the afternoon Of that day
for the purpose Of making partition Of the
real estate Of said deceased, to and among
his children and legal representatives, if the
same can be done without prejudice TO, or
spelling of the whole, otherwise to value
and aPpraise the same. at which time aud
place you are requested to attend, if you
think proper.
JAMES MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff s office. Ebensburg,
July u, 18GG.4t.
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A SHOT AT THE E'D. D."-The follow
ing shot from Thad. Stevens needle gun,
at the gentleman who went into Pennsyl-
vania the other day and announced him
self as candidate for Senatorial honors,
will be appreciated by all who are f,mil-
lar with ''my writings in my two news
papers, both daily" Mr.. Stevens address
ed the following letter to gentlemen who
proposed to make him a Senator:
GENTLEMEN l have received your kind
letter asking me to allow the use of my
name as candidate for United States
Senator.
l believe that office (when tendered) is
not 10 be declined without some strong
reason. But it has always been my opin-
ion that no man should make himself a
candidate for it, or take any part in the
canvass. 4 person fit TOR that position
/ ought 10 be discorera5Ie vitiom notice from
. hl0aSe!f' or recognized agent. This, howev-
er, is a matter of taste about which there
is a difference of opinion, and is not in
tended as a criticism upon others, but on
ly to account for my own course
Thanking you for your constant friend.
/ ship, | am your obedient servant, &c.
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Uriiah.

Persons rejoicing in this name have al
ways been mere or less unlucky. He Of
the Old Testament was sent to the front
and came to grief. He of the novel was
a victim of humility" and he of the Ia
q,tre1' has been soundly thrashcd in the
Capitol, not like the Reverend Grinnell,
for words spoken in debate, but for words
of secret SANDER written to some newspa-
per or communicated to some committee.
While we wish it clearly understood that
we disapprOve Of personal chastisement,
we must say that, from his antecedents,
our sympathy with Uriah is not excessive.
Uriah-we mean Mr.. Uriah Painter-is
an expert at defamation, and was a pet
witness against General Mcclellan before
the Wade-G Committee Of 1862
| Covode was his special interrogator, and
his testimony will be found extending over
twelve pages of that dreary record, its
object being to prove that the brave SOL
der of Antietam was coward and q
fool. Painter was, as he sworc, a CORE
spondent of the Philadelphia inquirer,
/ then an enthusiast in General Mcclellan
cause. There is some bad poetry which
Yankeedom is very fond of quoting about
the wheels of time grinding, and grinding
very fine, which Uriah must have thought
Of as he lay sprawling and screaming fol
| help.
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TTIE undersigned having been appointed
| Auditor by the Orphans Court Of Cam
bria county, to distribute the money in the
hands Of Michael Dunnegan. Administrator
of Philip Smith, deceased, upon his second
and final account, hereby gives notice that
he viii attend to the duties of said appoint
ment at his Office in the borourh Of F.
la :, "a. friday. rhe Third day Of August
next. at one O'Clock, T. NJ. when aud
where all persons interested may attend.
VIM. Ii. SECHLER.
July 10, 1SGG.-3t Auditor
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AIaisor,s S0GEce.

WHE undersigned having been appointed
| Auditor by the Orphau's Court Of Cam
bria county, to distribute the money in the
hands Of John Rager, administrator of the
estate of Jacob Rager, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he viii attend to
to the duties Of said appointment
at his Office in Ebcnsburg, on Saturday, the
4th day of August next, at one O'Clock,
y NJ, when and where all persons interest
ed may attend.
JOHN Z. SCANLAN.
july 10, lS66.-3t. Auditor.
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Notice.

IN the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
| county. In the matter of the petition of
John Teafel, to have his name changed tc
John Harvey.
And now, July II, 1866. The Court
having fully considered the petition of john
Teaful, Go decree that the name of John
Teaful be changed to John Harvey, and do
further order that the notice of this decree
be published for four successive weeks in the
democrat & Sentinel, Newspaper pub
lished in Cambria county.
July 10, 1SG6.-4t0 BY the Court.
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Executors Notice.

TETTERS Testamentary upon the Estate of
l. Henry McDermit, late of Clearfield town
ship, deceased. have been granted to the
subscriber, residing near St. Augustine, in
said township. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present
them, and those indebted to the same are
required to come forward and make pay
ment.
WILLIAM G. KRISE,
July 70, 1S66.-6t* Executor.
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wam00AAu AMD s!amzel1a1aAo

A HONE TuRUsT.-We heard one of
these defunct patriots who blowed so
hard during the war, make a terrible on
slaught on old Andy. He declared that
Andrew johnson was a disgrace to the
country, and that he ought TO be impeach-
ed, And who are you? said soldier
standing by. who am l ? why | am
loyal man, and | do not believe in any
thing that the Copperheads endorse. =
sDid you fight in this war; No. whim-
pered the old reprobate Il did not 90
because l could not leave my business,
but | loaned my money to the Govern
ment.' -.
yes, we know you did,, said the SOL
dier: 'We understand you now You
are one of those loyal men who Missed on
the dogs of war but were particular not to
90 yourself. You. shouted treason to
every one who did not agree with you,
urged poor men to 60 and leave their fam
lilies, you got exempted from the draft
and when the government went begging
for money you gave yours-and charged
usury interest, you did, you miserable old
( hypocrite . Don't you talk to me about
johnson. Clear-and old 7-30 exemp-
ton went kiting down the street as if he
saw a rebel raid in the distance
The fact is, the people are finding out
the bottom of the loyalty of those men.
1t don't suit them. Usury, bonds ard
the whole thing.
--oes-.--
a New OFFICE Congress
has created the office of Steward of the
Presidents household, the incumbent of
which is required to give bonds for the
safe keeping Of the government furniture
and property. This office was rendered
! necessary by the incidents attending the
removal of the wife of the first Rcpubli-
can President of the United States from
the White House to their own house. In
noticing the creation of the stewardship
ard the cause thereof contemporary
asks s'Who will dare TO tell the truth
about this wholesale plundering ? Who
loaded these boxes by the score and let
them down by a fall, rigged at the back
of the White House Who had those
packages put up which Mr.. Stanton or
dered to be returned Who had the linen
of the White House cut up for under
clothing Who packed up and carried
/ off those handsome vases of the Blue
Room Who stole the gold spoons pur-
chased in Mr.. Monroe's administration
and safe until Mr. Lincoln's Is this
disloyal to tell ?'' .-r
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Proposals

WILL be received up to August LIST, for the
II building of an addition to the Roman
Catholic Church on Tunnel Hill. Plans ard
specifications to be seen at the residence Of
f. J. Parrish, Gallitzn.
THOMAS BRADLEY,
F. j. JPARRISH,
PATRICK. KEENAN,,
July 2G, ls66.-It. Committee.
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Democratic Executive Committee.

Democratic Executive Committee,
The following gentlemen compose the
Cambria county Democratic Executive Com
mittee
Allegheny twp.-William Buck.
Blacklick twp.-Joseph Mardis.
Cambria twp.--A. Martz.
Carrolltown borough-Francis Bearer.
Carroll twp.-Henry Bender.
Cambria borough-Daniel Mcdonald.
Chest Springs-Peter J. Mckinzie.
Chest twp.-C. Warner.
Conemaugh twp.-David Farmer.
CleaIfeld twp.-John II. Douglass.
Conemaugh bor., 1st W.-John Devlin.
50 q" I'd -Edw Connely
Croyle twp.-Peter Brown.
Ebensburg bor., f. W.-Rees J. Lloyd.
W. " George Gurley.
Gallitzin twp.-Charles O'Hagen.
jackson twp.-D. f. A. Grier.
Johnstown bor., 1st W.-Hugh Bradley
" ID j B McCreight
Sd " Joseph Boxler
4th :" james King.
- " 9TH &" George Shaffer
Loretto bor-Francis O'Friel.
EIillville bor.-Thomas Judge.
Munster twp.-Edward Farren.
Prospect bor.-John White.
Richland twp.-James Costlow.
Summerhill twp.-James Burk.
Summitville bor-John Sharbaugh
Susquehanna twp.-John Mannion.
Taylor twp.-John Cooney.
Washington twp.-John Ii. Kennedy.
Wilmore bor.-John McColgan.
White twp.-Christian Walters.
Yoder twp.-John F. Allen.
GEO. c. X. ZAHM, Chairman.
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COUNTY TICKET.

ASSEMBLY,
Col JOHN Z. LINTON, Johnstown.
REGISTER AND RECORDER,
JAMES GRIFFIN, Johnstown borough.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
JAMES MURRAY, Ebensburg borough.
GEORGE w. EASLEY, Johnstown.
COMMISSIONER,
JOHN FERGUSON, Blackjack twp.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
HENRY BYRNE, Carroll township.
CORONER,
THOMAS MBREEN, Ebensburg boro.
AUDITOR,
d. 4. LUTHER, Carroll township.
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Estate of John Dougherty, Deceased.

z ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on
e. the estate of John DOugherty, late of
Chest township, Cambria county, Penr'a.,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed, by the Register of said county, all
persons indebted to said deceased are re-
quested TO make payment, and those having
claims are hereby notified to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
CATHARINE DOUGHE2TY, Adm'x.
Chest township, June 2S, 1S66.-6t.
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CONDITIONS oF sArr.
Valuable Farm for sale.

VHE subscriber offers at Private Sac,
| farm or which he how resides, sim
Is miles East of Wilmore Borough, Cam
Co. Pa, containing about
100 Acre3, 100 Of grhjc6 are IN a gooa 81
ofcultiratioH and under good. .ts1rs-
The balance is well timbered. i s-
Frame Barn, 4 Dwelling House, ana {.
Tenant Houses are erected thereon: -s
Wagon Shed andother out-buildinss- I..
is a young Apple Orchard Of go r..
bearing choice fruit. The farm is well ~
ed. In the farm-yard flows 4 never i.
fountain. The soil is excellent. Six az.
of new land are now under grass. ~ -
ther information. apply on the preulS.''
WM. O'CONNELL.
July ID. '66-tf. Wilmore. Ia
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G.. c. X. ZAHM, PROXY.

will sit for the purpose of attending to
the duties of the above appointment at my
office in the borough Of Johnstown. on Mon
day, the 2Oth day of August. 1866, com
meucing at the hour of two o'clock, D. m,
and all persons having claims against said
fund are hereby required to present the same
or be forever debarred from coming in upon
said fund.
JOHN T. BARNES,
July 26, lS66-3t Auditor.
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SREREF F,S SaEE-

~ virtue OF suu1Ty Wits of eRo-.
h ErponGs Of the Court Of Common P,=
of Cambria county, Pennsy ylvauia. aa'
to me directed, there will be exp
ed TO public sale, ut the Court Hlu-
in Ebensburg, on Saturday. the 4th day
August next, at one o'clock, p. m, tie 4.
lowing real estate, to wit:
All TIE right, title. and Interest, C. III
NJ. Lsmon, Of, in and TO a piece or pare. .
land situate in Washington township. c..
bria county, adjoining lands of II VI Adm
heirs of Z iward Donaldson ond others
tanning three hundred and fifty acres -
or less, having thereon q good coal bsl-
hoppers. lateral railroad and other imrr
meuts. Taken in execution and - h.
at the suit of Henry Scanlan, Admins.
of Andrew StupPy, decd.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
TN. B.-The Sheriff has mad the f.
lowing conditions of sale, viz: Oue .s"rt-
the purchase money on each sale - boz.
at the time the property Is struck a.
when the sale amounts TO $500 and ur"
under $500 and more than Slo5. tie
third under 500 and more than $50.
half; less than $50 the whole
otherwise the property viii h. IUw
put up to sale again, and no ce.N W". IS
presented for acknowledgment u1.e.- ..-
balance Of the parchase money be ga.- u
or before the following Monday.
JAMES MYERS, Sa--t-.
Sheriff Is Office, Ebensburg,
July Is. 1861.
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DISTRICT TICKET.

CONGRESS,
ROBERT L. JOHNSTON, Ebensburg.
Subject to decision of District Convention.
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Aud;tor,s Notice.

ColweIl & Leyergood rs. John B. Fite, et.
al In the Court oF Common Pleas Of Cam
bria county No. 30, March Term, 1866.
Z. d.
July 18th, 1SCG. On motion of G. L.
Persking, the Court appoint John F. Barnes,
Esq. Auditor, to distribute the funds IL the
hands Of the Sheriff, arising from the sale of
Defendants real estate, to and among those
entitled thereto. BY the Court.
G.. c. X. ZAHM, PROXY.
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AudEg0r's Notice.

Sheriff's office. Ebensburg, }
July u, 18GG.4t. {
Smyrna times., 1866-11-07

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of the
State OF Delaware, in aud for Kent County, will be-
exposed TO Public Auction or Vendue, TO the high.
est and hest bidder bidders for the same, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, e66, at O'Clock,
P. NJ, at the Hotel of VIM. 4. Campbell, in the
Town Of Smyrna, Duck Creek Hundred. Kent C0un.
ty, Delaware, the following described lands and ten
emcnts, viz: a farm tract of land, situated near
the town of Smyrna, aforesaid lying on the road
from Smyrna to Bl4ckiston's Cross Roads, adjoining
lands Of the heirs OF Thomas 4. Rees, lands for.
mery of Presley and Enoch Spruance, and lands
Of Thomas DAVIS, containing PAT ACRES and 50
Square Perches OF land, be the same more or less;
the same being the real estate of William IL. Hold
ing, late of Kent County, deceased.
And is ordered by the Court, that the purchaser
purchasers thereof be and appear the next Or.
phHns, Court, TO be held at Dover, in and for Kent
County aforesaid, that the said Court may assign 20
the purchaser or purchasers the premises sold to
HIM, her. them, pursuant to this Order he she,
they, paying TO the parties entitled, their Just and
prOporilonaDe share of the purchase money respect
lvely or with surety or suretles TO be approved by
the Court entering into recognizance TO be taken
and acknowledged in said Court, TO the State in
penal sum 10 be determined by the Court with con-
dltlon TO pay to the parties severay entitled then
respective executors, administrators assigns their
and each Of their proportlonabe shares Of SAID pur
chase money respectively, with interest from such
time the said Court shall determine in such man.
ner and time may by the direction of the said
COut be prescribed and appointed in said condition
Attendance will be given and terms made known
by Joseph p. CCmegys, Esq, the Trustee appointed
10 effect the said sale, or his attorney
BY Order Of the Court,
| Attest: WM. X. CAHOON, Clerk.
Dover, Oct. 3, 1866.
u This tract OF land will be sold in
TWO PARCELS.
One parcel will comprise all that part of the whole
situated east of the road citing the Alley RoaC
with the Middle Alley Road, and will contain
l59 Acres, Roods and 2l Perches,
Including the buildings, orchards. &c. The othe
will comprise all that part lying the west side 0
said road and will contain
81 Acres, Roods and 81 Perches.
! TERMS.-Ten per cent. of the purchase none,
will be required to be paid the day of sale, whlc
will be forfeited If the purchaser purchasers fai
TO comply with the above conditions prescribed b.
the Court; otherwise to be treated as part Of tn
purchase money. The next term Of the Orphans
Court will be held at Dover, on Tuesday, the 26L
day of March, 1867. A plot Of the land will be e1
hlbited at said sele.
This is very desirable land, being situated within
convenient distance of the Delaware Railroad and
we'll adapted TO the cultivation Of grain and fruits
all kinds Persons desirOus Of purchasing invites
to view the premises. which will be found every wa
worthy the attention OF any desrOus rchasin
land JOSEPH p. COMEGYS, Trustee.
G. F. HAWKINS. AuclOneer. ocl
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FRUITLAND
Garden and Nursery,
NEW Eek, DEL.

$4,000 First Class Peach Trees For Sale.
NV stock Of Peach Trees admitted to be the finest
and largest in the county.
$50 900 OF them HALEs' EARLY. ripening two weeks
earlier than any other variety and SO hardy that il
fruits well dlstrcls where ali other varieties have
been entirely destroyed by irosis.
S&s 300 ,OOO ofthe following choice Orchard Var.
GsSS ieties:-Trohs Early, Early York, Yellow Rare
GRpe, Crawford'S Early, Old Mlxen Free,
MOOre's FavOrIle. Wards Late Free, tlarkers Seed
ling. Reeves Favorite, Nnry's Choice. Stump the
World Crawford's Late, CrOcketts White Smock
Late Heath cling and free.
have a large stock Of standard and dwarf Pears
standard and dwarf Apples, Cherries Plums, Apricots
Almonds Neciarlnes 100000 Grapes. largely of the
new and popular kinds SIrawberrles, Raspberrles
Black berries Evergreens Shade Trees, Roses, Shrub
berry IIedgeing Plants Rhubarb Asparagus. Hot-house
Plants &C. Send stamp Tor Catalogue.
RANDOLPH PETERS,
se26 6m Newark, Del
Smyrna times., 1866-11-07
CARPETINGS.

Yonr attention is inved 10 my large and elegant
stock OF Brussels, Thrre-Ply aud lngralu CARPET.
lNGS. Of the best makes and newest designs. Also,
Wool Dutch, Cottage, List aud Rag CARPETS OH
Cloths, Window Sh 'les, etc.--wIi be sold low
Wholesale and Rela for Casn
j. Il. DELACROTX,
No. 81 South SECOND Street, above Chestnut,
au26 3m PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1866-11-07
Inn nnst hare

Ioa mast hare
CLOTHING.
| ITau ,oGni, First, to
get a Good article,
You then tednt it as
Cheap as Possible
This is natural and
right enough.
The question IS,
Where TO bu,'?
\ II is to your PER
SONAL interest TO
consider the follo,o-
ing facts;
There is 0rganIEed in Phil
adelphIa an immense es-
tablishment 10 make FIRST
Glass CLOTHING, aud to
make it cheaper than Gus
..xoMARY. The materials
are bought DIRECT from the
best American and Euro
Pean manufacturers, and
thus considerable is saved.
Full prices are paid 10 work.
men, SO as 10 ensure substan-
lal and handsome garments;
the Statesmen and Clerks
are such that customers can
ltully rely upon them, and
every effort is made TO
Ipiease and suit patrons. 80
as TO KEEP as we'll as make
custom. The resulto COM
hIned, ,indusiry, system, and
close application OF all the
employ ees. has secured a
model esla bIishment. a SU-
PERIoR style nf ClOIhlng.
and VERY MODERATE
prices.
This House is locared al
the CORNER OF SIXTH
STREET, and extends
from MARKET TO MINOR
STREETS. and is now the
most extensive concern
OF The kind in Phlladel-
, phia.
You are asked TO pa
tronIze and encOur-
age this enterprise.
We have,
lsi-GENT's READY.MADE
CLOTHING.
2d-SPEcIAL DEPARTMENT
FOR YoCTHs AND
BOYS CLOTHING.
3d-CgsToM DEPARTMENT
To MAKE TO ORDER.
lth-GENT's FURNISHING
GOODS IN
LARGE VARIETY.
Yours, very respectfully,
IYanaInaker& Brown,
GA X II A LII,
E. Cor. 9Th 4 Market,
PHILADELPHIA
~ 1t will be we'll worth a
visit, whether you want to
DuV or not.
sent by mail or
express when desired o3l
Smyrna times., 1866-11-07
Ayers Ague Cure.

For the speedy and certrin Cure Of Intermittent Fe.
rtr or Chiils and Fertr, Rcmuient Ferer, Chill
ftrer, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or Bi.
lioYS Headache, and Bilious Feue,s; indeed, for
the choLe class Of diseases originating in JliiGry
derangement, caused by tie malaria Of nliasmanc
countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure The severest
Of Chllls and Fever and 1t has this great advan-
sge over other Ague medicines. that it subdues the
compliant wnhOpt injury I" the patient 1t contains
no qunne or other deleterInus substance nor does II
produce qnInlsm or any injurious effect whatever -
SHAKING brothers of the army and the try and
yOn Will endorse these assertions.
Prepared by DIR j. &. AVER Il Co., Lowell, Mass
and sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicine
everywhere. OCtl0-2m