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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-24

A KIND BUT COSTLY FRIEND Lewis Carr-
gan was arrested at Second and Queen streets last
night, Rcharge of fraud St seems that
n%cgualntanoe % OF an old darkey. who had lust hailed
with bis traps from South Carolina, and before he
entered the eonhneS OF ths City OF hTotheEiy Low
CsrrlRan made the creduOus darSey believe that he
knew where II was and kept him trampng up and
down the streets, riding in the drinking IN the
tAverns until he had used all OF the old mans money
He was caught, ana committed by Alderman TIT
tgTmary.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

ter he relieved the General from command fo,
dlsobedience of orders and disregard of the in.
dietary, two of the gravest charges with which
an officer could be accused. By laprant ax.
ercise of usurped power the President, without
reason or justice, has cast censure unon .
faithful officer, who was acting in strict con.
formity with the laws of Congress and to the
satisfaction Of the people of his district Thor
ooeS net seem to have been. in the coarse mr..
sle4 by the General the slightest ditfcnItv
with the people. Having advised the issuing
oi ofder NO 49, they cheerfully g I'VE it the force
OF law' because it was for their benefit Rut
Johnson, anxious to make case against the
poilcy OF Congress, was willing to ipiure the
people In whose behalf he is protesting to act
and falsely accuse an officer who was doinn
what he regarded was for the best interest of
The large majority of those in his district.
AS further vindcation Of the Genorary
'olley' we may state that Gen. Candy, his sue
lessor, has continued all bis orders and repu-
atlonS' and purSues the same policy.
Cen Sickles has asked for court of iponirv
nto his case.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25
COR r ESPO ONDENCE

hk; EDlTOR;- The case Of the unEortunot
man, RIckards, who was run over bv tba cav
on last Saturday night, week ago i Lnt ''. o,i.
OF the many sad terrible illustrations Of 4Iie the
results or intoxicating drinks. Since vonr nn)
tlce OF the case last week, his right arm Lo.
Oeen amputated, and he is now utterly beInlaSS
ana must necessarily be grievous burden hmm
MS irlenas or the county as long as he lives 70
say nothing of the affiicton to his f,n,ii,, ~ ~
the modification to himself '''' Vi
1t also illustrates another thing. and +bo+
the miserable license system which i''
state neither the Bill passed last winter i
a" a. Improvement on former ones, or not. is NOT
the question While you and each of yonr
leauers' ana any other citizen willingly acnui.
cSccS aC all IN license system, which legalizcs
10 10 sue dS leverage, You are equally resnonSi
PIE pie Tor It's effects; The poor man, Richards
II nag az Deeh ruined by the habit he had acquired
,T otiolo oe1hS run over by the cars The social
si"So si hau j Deeh lhdulged with his fellows. at
therefore, the selling of Intoxicating "uo'rS "'u
respectable business. We pity the unfortnnata
urQhN1fd' but cannot despise the rumseIler he.
cause ne Is pursuing legitimate business ~
l2u1 "haG we 90 deSpISe most heartily i tbo
abomlnable public sentiment which tbS, oo',.' vn0
tenances such a law and the indiFnrono"4 o4l' ne
many good citizens, who seem to tbink tbat - -
IS 10 concern OF theirs whether liquors are eojJ
IS IS leverage or not or whether people drink
VII the time ever come, Mr.. Editor when
Ien VIII consider this subject in its true light
l', nave not enough tears been already she She'd
noush nnu5 p; hearts wrung with anguish, enough
',m,,L oI@S LpISnted enough drunkard's graves lied
h"ugh immortal souls lost to bTinr -, n.y.
c'nlliulilty' to our right mind on this snhinct ,
'lcenSeS are granted, forsooth. to bring in
eVenue to the State, and with the REV." ~ "
[e Drought help less orphan children. sonaiJ I
overly to our healthsides, paupers 70 Ilrr nnr t
lLShouSeS, outlaws to our iails. criminals ~ '
III pen,etentlarles, and murdcrcrS to the oaII t
"s, but enough. The heart sicken-. nn. l
'dce Is exhausted, and We are almost reaIv Il
49, P"'4' L
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

10 Young MEN.-We can furnish two voune
men who may desire to attend Bnsipas. Cof
1ege scholarship on either the Quaker C;t,
College or Bryant. Stratton & Co.'S Of bai
price. scholarship on the former costs So
We are enabled, by arrangements made for aJ.
yertlslng, to furnish one for $50.
we nave also scholarship on the Philadel-
pnia p University of Medicine and Surgery which
We VIII furnish at half price to any one desir-
ing to study medicine.
ln this connection we will also state that We
nave received opposition for obtaining tbo
Ne" American Cyclopadia" on terms which
", VIII enable us 70 furnish it cheaply to public
hofafy or an individual. The work, which
sixteen large volumes, is SOLD $50
py !: advertising we can obtain the work and
dispose Of it for 500
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25
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Smyrna times., 1867-09-25
STATE AND LOCALS.

BUSINESS CHANGEs-Jos 4. Williams :,
shortly to remove from this town to Kenton
"her9 he will continue the mercantile business
=: n: Primrose is now altering his storebonS,
d,onon dorslulng II lnto two rooms, and making it
will inIpgr reman Mf baylls the present occupant,
other He expects to keen boot cuo3py snJ s1 tne
ana nat and cap store. He will omen an n"ue' ;,e
me9Se stock in few weeks. P0" "'i inl-
.honc MI, ?tuubbs new, storehouse opposite tbo
ABOVE, is near completed. and will ba bauI rne
some some building. He will shortly open = "pnH %niI
paper and paint and oil store-keep na;ntore H"il,
turI9lshlng house and supply the wboI@Salo
a[aae' t tie intends keeping one of the moSt
! stocks wall paper on the Pen;nsnS IS'
IL L ne establishment Of large pottery Is ma
m aeF contemplation, OF which we NAV have - moro "r
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

hancock FIEws.-The citizens Of RoIti-
'"ore ueSire to make present to General Han
COCK and invited him to visit that c;t,, - -
'Ss'Ee It, lie declines the present. boworor
ana says that the fact that he has bonn ovI
'ed TO relieve Sheridan gives rise TO tLo o,';l
'"n that he is Cppperhead, to sncak n op,"- op,
snWt.t p ianee' and ne is afraid that in the pre-
,rL;sh IT." speeches something might be said
a,an' = a''n would lnJpre his status as a d;srrict
IV'uIiana'r' Tlh; This statement is given bv the
..It !" ISn'"s'on Chronlc(e, which further adds
i - ~; Is ~ agreeable fact that he las thus far
~ III "ts interviews with thousands of people of
al shades OF political opinion expressed him.
se se'l az nrm supporter of Grants policy of
r. which is the same al that OfI
:, congress. ' In short Hancock, though not an
>'1oile man, Is believed tq be good Radioal
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25
Magazines.

.:f 1He LGdte's FLieItd for OctoJer bo.,,
OIL o,.95 u Stegl engraving called THE Peace MI
leauS on the embellishments for tbo ~
o' roDer !, NUMBER i OF this Queen Of the Wontb
- Iheh We have the usual refined AMI
elegant double Fashion Plate. engraved auu nu
;'Iel not common lith0graph ON sfone TIL
~, ~ ioL9"ed by cuts Illustrative of the fasb;os
thn ne \ Music is " The Wife'S Dream Anon
wnaI, ume II,te[ary "a matter, We note, "Ralph Kirk7
II"r Hpou vs. oi"!95er,ln-law, 8 How a Woman Had
in%a " }" n.y. the conclusion of "Orvile Col-
walnut Street, Philadelphia. ''0"' 'lo
of 4UIInlJer U'll, 11utHgdzIne.-Th October number
contains the conclusion of The 6oJra 6oJJseH W. II II
Ine nrst and probably the last of ser;sS ClII, of
iDI pIls :, entitled Rides through Montanap 1 pS- ="
Mtilch were to have been written for tL;S ''atL
~ Dy Ihe late Thomas Francis MeaSber sa,,a
Ial "a new stories, with the title of sote
00efTTlq4Rs 0fT Eight Castles in Spain t"TT,o >. sTLo
Ioric lyman y ma who lived in the Shoe :" " Loves
EUe!1y Saturday. ponular wooI.,
sentS its readers just those portions oe El pre-
An current literature which every intol;1'o
ha 0Lcan L wishes and needs to see, 0,m;ts.;
ooaI H;eavler ;er papers, discussions of go "
eodahio oaes5' IL gathers from all sources tbn
ba - i"9Ci uCGlVe articles which ovu.--
ge pest current thought of England eH5 1Prgss
Jonenent, ot and with the utmost nro,n ana the
dcGs T them before American readarH dRpompfne:s
81 by PieknOr 4 Fields, Bosts.ns Bd.rs' IL Is
- TranH ran 7Lestle's Magayii,e.-This Nj.
na superb ,Gazette Of Fashions for m On.agazne Oaagazne
5ceyed d I'VE The fashion plates are CGaooer cSan IS
na , the ladies' will be delighted with bonIhrmng' thdng
.t; aiIo contains number of patterns of t"v vnae1
N0'eS 70 DC worn during the coming u moTtb oSgl1i
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25
on Baggs l. Cotton, a. ~" prlces' call

lhe latest sensation, truly speaking. is tbe
and J'ho.iuH boin.i VI letter from Gov Orr, wholly
ana heartily indorsing Gen. SicklnS H. Tnojly ~
clareS that General Order No. 10 was 60 nlc ue'
1ou!h Carolina is concerned. am absoInta %, a. a.
teSsi'y1 ana that he deeply regrets tln n,,,,m.
t"Heh oy the President and his advisers IT,
ocIleVeS That had not Gen. SickleS i.sraJ =, t
oIuer' more troops would have been csIIod '4r'S f"
~ preserve the pubic records and nr"t''t 4ot
81 :. - III executing civil process at thr orIr
tHouShtiess or heartless creditors !.
maj 'llS so called tyrannica order was
/ dccor9lhg t. the Governor's own Sb",~;,'"S' ""S'
act OF Gohdlgn charity, which Mr. Jhmll,sI Jnhnsa.s an
InSeitSSy n oVerborn and undone WLat bai ,iao tb|
Presldcnt to say? nat mas the
u gentleman in New York. VIII, t,o,, Cl,.-
meade, says that the author of :. 1iia1.
,'a'.' aunt IN mas habit of clipping from nrws,,a
a.no, an aoItS O1 aphs-hair- -bredtb a..
SCiahge accounts of crimes hits of' u,;t
bn oi WW5Suohi-and MIS- paSting them in \ scro,
~, UCIM IN men he gets ready to write new stp
y roo oe zoe: M over his scrap-book in search of
ooe;J eopu thih6SS' furnishes up the crimes ond
wravo. aiI i;curesseS the wit and wisdom, and
dcrtul skill WIN MS own won
inc ne tbdt Democrats @ in Pennsylvania are boast.
names to be used on the ConncrLo"d .;i oleIr
pHG when their brethren tried to ',oAe',
Joiu'cT |1o lor Congress in Cincinnati tbo 80
MI, 'nle ueeGateS cried out Away with vonr
nliitary men - No generals tnr y, ~" ~ t y%Gr
ti LA! enough of soldiers during tbn wor =; we
" n. llch We dare say was true. And so tba 49,
enSa i.oH ~ of9ke m up IN fight. Democratic nrn.
HIc Vi aHectlon tor the soldiers would be ,aor
likely to deceive ifi were EttIo Iu,u @ pe more
stantly professed. NIUE more con
/, democratic journal remarks that uu
attribute the losses to tbn;U @ .lle
Il Il -ialne TO increased love of whisky ,ro paIty py
|. ueem It an increased love of 66mo0orraat.;n- 0 ratn-
;;FGIclpieS' |; Here is distinction w;.bo'.c
~ no; lehce 1or we all know that-as tbn ia 6
neporters say-when whisky is eaSy iTSl Rn r
ao0tIey .oI az Is nrm and whenever RIM i 1 De II
ood 'ae voters tor that faith are tight "JJ';u a"J
oou oemand.-N T. Tribune. SD' anu IN d
fOote expressed the belief tbot O
. knom IL Jahe the beam out of his own eve : G.
A"o" "hore he could sell the lumber y g Il s.
"a AN author has easy times in the world ,nh e,
.eL nc gets out OF money all he has ~ Tneh IN
"rtte Tor more. ""' u 10 Is ri
"a tender hearted railway engineer sovs 10 OF OF
'ol ,'' runs over man when he can baln : hn an
1'0 nc IL muses. up the track so. :" ~ so
w hen a man pulls at your watch toll hin, Ga
u nave no time to spare.
troubles are like babies-tbev grow b;coor r.,
nursing. But babies are moi t6orof nnssJi r-'
ys troubles. '' ''oA0ioio' d.
FGGliIps & FAIRIES have all the Novelties of n
oo"Son. uo and see for yourselves y
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

olCkLEs AND THE PREs1nprr Nj.
Can better exhibit Pre,idont JoL+, t'0iinng
nary uSurpatlon and bitter animosity than Di b;a
tVnoval OF Gen Sickles for ISSUING his oaIa
'a''H Order NO. 10. While the proo;dos.
- Trying to cast odium upon the ConGrai ait"' rl
~ s"iS anu other acts, Governor Orr of c.
o''Oii4a' writes letter to the Gener.I .Lo1t
ing hIm for the very order in orost;o. 'nank-
clarlng that it has saved tbo s. anu de'
poveriShment. 1ioln I'M
" Hd' was Order 10? In South Caroline
'd0' year, the crops were failure f.;
Pi'Falled IN many parts Of the State and a;I
was extended to the people-from tho MI,
As natural consequence the apricpltrrai o.,
.'o''''y :. could not pay their debts. Tbercforo
II was not Wise tor creditors to enforce exeon
'io'iS ior debt while the debtors were in sucb
4"i p'''f~hed condition. Gen Siekles tb;nL
Is ms duty to save the farmers and
o'ners' and give them an opportunity to raise
- neaaI crop OF corn to prevent starv,t;o,,
peiOrs they were sold up, issued b;s OIL
NO. lo' which stays execution and sale mil
1 @lt9r 'ne crops Of the present season can ba
gathered. The small planters and f.r;nors
nailed the order as God send. Their rn;n
was ayerted by the orIer-it staved of 49,
Of debts they could not nav mil
"a, 1ney harvested their crops. According to the
governors statement there were thirty tbor
baiu SUITS pending, execution of which wonId
1--we :. :, rendered the sherifs liable to violence
- = 'he hands Of the staving debtors Tho
,ba clnor e says that it was by this order that
Ia IierS We're enabled to subsist their fam.
': mes and G grow their present crops Il was =
rom tba ihnserposition' which saved the people
State was 4auiI W,ho Of memorable creditors The
lie asked for n0or tha ord stay lay, and the peo
ued. But unrelenting creditors oboa4 Ge4et" IS,
'esleged the President to remove 4 the oaa rnu 81
handing officer. 'ne com
Inc = President anxious to degrade Gan.,., Il
ckles = at the first opportunity, seized nnon ., to
his occasion, Without investigating the pUn mat ty
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

uAhlbALDi 1ROCLAMATION.--Ga is
again IN the teld. Having by proclamation IN
formed The hundreds of thousands of his friends
ana followers that the hour has come TO remove
Inc last obstacle to the unity Of the Italian ma
tIIonallty, to assist the people Of the States of
Cne CHURCH III obtaining their incorpora tion
win Italy, and to restore to liberated Rome
her natural place as capital Of the country. he
nlaue on Monday, according to u Gable dis
patch MS appearance al ArezzJ, city ab0ut
riofty miles from Florence and an equal distance
from the iapal frontier. As the Italian gov
cIhlheht II threatens with rigorous punishment
an VINO VIII openly prepare hostilitcs aL.a;u,t
Tue fapal States, he must move with the ut
most caution. We conscqlcntly have no noIr.
fut oi the collection OF any army Of volunteers
put the Old Llberator alone is mentioned t'
nave SET out to rcvolutiOnizc Il State bv the
sole prestige OF his name. '''0
'7DIne years ago GarDadi failed in , s;,n;I.r
ENTERPRISE Since then some Of his m,,y,n,,,'t
nave not met with the entire approvaI oi. tho
party OF which hc is the honor.J Irnd.r tnJ
tnu" tllefe VIII be thousands who. while hun-
ing with all their heart for the Lberator's .'Ii.
'cSS' ana 1or the completion Of the Italian mi;
W. VIII doubt the wisdom Of the present ,nora
nIent' fearing that all the enthusiasm ,ri;,J .I.J
,iG In presence OF Garbaldi invariably ipsnir,.
VIII WIZ not suttice to break through the bavdnat%
E4lch VI guard and defend the PapaI tbr3n" 0io'' 80
hey 1orGSee another Asprononte. anotbar H..
cat { ior the present Of the fondest hone NJ tIa
! IaIlah patriots, and another adiourrmnr+ nf
he unity question. VI
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

DELAWARE Cry. = Man Dro,,nsd
stranger who was pedding baskets throuob ~ a
streets OF Delaware City, on FRIDAY Ias5 oae Inc
very drunk in the evening, and on the foleen, eu'
ing morning was found drowned in the canal I"-
heOscaL-A revival meeting of unusual i
tercst has been started at Delaware Civ AZ
Ser Ser preaching by the Pastor, Rev. r. L. pnnI-
Son, ON sunday evening last, a number Of pcr-
SONS went forward to the altar.-Gom,,erdP;ooTT PoT
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

senator fhayer of Nebraska has made .
Fatner sensational speech at Cincinnati ,bont
i'Si0en' johnson and his purposes, and de-
0lares upon his honor as Senator that he has
positive knowledge Of the President ipten-
au ZION 10 I0rc'bly resist the authority oe Con-
sFess. lie has just been to WASHINGTON
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25
S1IY@NAs lDMno
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NE LINES" 'sPabliShed epery wednesday a
terHoO"' by Jos. II. HoFFEcxER. Ed;to, ood Pro
PrietoT, at Smyrna, Del.
'-SuBScRIPTIoN,--One year, S2OO in aa-
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P"peF "'Se0"t'"ued until aHarreqrsare pqid-OnIy
It the option Of the Publisher.
riH be inserted at the rate ofSeren
Oe"tS line for the first insertion; subsequent in
SertionS 81 cents. A liberal discount apgde +
quarterly, semi.annuqI and yearIv advertisers
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25


HE A&AkSTY.-Wuo ARE NOT P.Dno,
a Washington correspondent ofa Now VII.
paper gives list of prominent robol. mh- yin ~
excluded from the benefits Of .yobnson,s ~
cent amnesty proclamation. Among ,bo na,,a.
are Jeff. Davis, A. H. Stephens R Tann'h~ lo'
&. N: I. Hunter, J. P. BENJAMIN I = G'~io1 Ea5
t5eP, john {. Breckinridge, s. R. MaIIorv +
~ q. Lamar, Thomas Bragg, OF North G,rn -
arna' [r 9ohn SlidelI, James NJ. Mason Ganot
thompson I {. c. Clay, Beverly Tucker M NJ
= : Aaury. Gems. Lee, Johnston Beauren.rI w.
cooper Y Bragg, Longstreet, HarJes Tood
nroy Smith, Holmes, Magruder pint"tt
+ Eally' Pace, NcLaws, Cobb, Lowell Hnnor
T. W; Smith, Hindman, Dick TayIor Ha5n' "SV,
1on' Forrest Cheatham, and Malone Tbnl.
are a. only the notables; there are about two
'599g5and . excluded from the pardon ."
On Monday, however, the President n,r,.
eu Mallory, named above, on the recommend
1L 1ion OF number Of prominent pe,sonanas
nc was secretary of the Navy of the def,pct
:, He surrendered himself to n tha
at the close of the war; T. i
siSo stated that Stephens will soon be nardonod
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25
INFORMATION

ero,y,b Una mSt,"n non guaranteed to produce Iuxur,aut
9i.o " VI "air upon bald head or beardIe,s Iarr
recipe for The removal of PmpIes RIM
cIear aus e.c on the skin. leaving the same sou
b., ,ea'' ana beautiful, be oblaIned w'tbnnI ,s,
myl5 ly S29 R.a'N' M AN Chemist
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

r1uIEESSSlyE-We rt"rIt, understand that at tho
this pIacs OUniEr?nce on Fn OF the M. E. Church of
ton was adopted authorizing i%S'' com resolu
I'VE nv TO procure suitable room somnmLo toee OF
~ ofe western part Of the town. for the Ia
" " esIholishlng branch Sunday school oIse
~ make inquiry concerning suitable Int ,1tI aisp
= view ei erecting chapel thereon for ~ SnJ mIoL
sonGol and other church purposes, and d'uuay ranc,
a. ao, r,ne next Qqartery conference, to bo boIJ
some time in December next " oo held
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25
TO CONSUMI'TIVES.

Inc Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON ,,irr can, IT,.
The TO an who desire it The prescription wan
bv ,ybict I LOT making and using the simp e rem y
dread ,I,. me was cured of lung affection and r,n
ho,'nt disease Consumption HIS unv oh,er, :, r.,
uentt The afflicted, and he hope, eyety sna,a,
,9d @ Is prescription, as 1t Will cost them Inh,ng
"S P'o'e Messing. Ple9se address
Az Rev. EDWARD WILSON
N" I"2 south 2d st, Williamsburg N v
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

of Gtuckoo ,tk CLoCK.-NIr. Oscar Fisher iomo,
oi TINS town, has number of clocks tJeTeler
"a curiosity to our citizens WheU WAs tb which are
aHe hour little bird jumps out Of 'Tvy ;y strike
tne top of the clock and sings Ite Hoor
many ;ny times as the hour reG1Iire5 oH9o aH4 as
IN again, the little door CLOSING "hu too eaen
LHyery hour it sings its song Tbevg g after after
or gm' uTb over from Germany by Mr. FSS f"tL TeEe
cl' VINO arrived last week. ~ = Iath-
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

Inc citizens of Wilmington held n moot;rc
last night to take proper steps to give Sber;'
nan reception to-day as he passes tbronob
on his way to PhiladeIphia Il
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

=, The AGRICULTURAL Exu,p,r,ox
CASTLE COUNTY BY an aJvertiao,noo ii0n OF NEW
other column, it will be seen that on 10 an
al Exhibition and Fair will be held IutiIiTH ~ Wn
mHlngton on the 18Th 10th and 17tb a. "nI " if r.
Ine Inc, weather should prove unfavoraha o' a"u .h
loth and 10Th days Of October next Tbn nnn .le
IN MlunS amount to $500. 1t will be % p,G- H.
snow, si; and all VINO take an interest in sncb az
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

h. me ne Young Mems Christian Association %
tne tne central Presbyterian Church. Of W;Iw;n"oi oi
tUn two h%ye IaN engaged John B. Cough, to dever
iSI Sth hieet1res % IN Wilmington, on the I4tb anJ
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,

rElth1 DAVIS PAIN KILLER,
As an internal remedy, has no equal In case. #
Cho'efa' sumner Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dy.enler-,
Asthma 1t cures in one night, by taxi ny itnerna,
and bathing with it freely, 1t is the best hnlmrn,
IN America. Itsaction s like magic when externally
applied to bad seres burns, scalds and sprains far
the SICK headache and toothache, don't fail to try H.
In short, it is Pain Klller.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER This med;c;,. h..
become an article Of commerce, a thing no medic u.
ever became before. Pain Killer is as ,n,,cI -,
!" every oaIe OF goods sent to country merchants =,
tea' Coffee or sugar. Tins speaks volumes in il,
iavor.--Glenns Falls Messenger.
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25

,ha -hr @ NESS Blindness and Catarrh treated with
An.;u Utmost success by DIR. j. lsAACs Ocnlis and
St SuIist !ormerIy of Leyden, HOlland0 No sos ArnS
street, Phiade phIa. Testimonials from Inc rs, u
sources IN the city and country can be seen .,
1is oilice' The medical faculty are invited IN 90
co'uphhy Their patients, he has ne secre,s ~ q! c
paacace Artificial eyes inserted without pain " M Ms
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NOT FEW OF The worst disorders tha, ofT,io, =
S Eiu ailse from corruption of The blood. Hp" mum
value Aeheuy oil the utmost
QUANTITY as. QUALITY uelmk,,,
- apafIla par The dose small Tbose , 1kargcI Sar
20 1"~""y auu large doses of medicine ERR RSire
j.,Soe. S r,lE SPRING MONTHS, the system ro,,-.0
rated Extra.t a,go; ~ and Hembods Highly CnSyou un
greatest value. f''iia Is an assislent of the
purify the SScS5inE Soa5 BH1LANcr OF ConrLrxIoI
"a. IAsSAPARILLA invariably does ELMnGLps ExrRACr OF
AK no other. uoeS' ASK for HelmbolTs |
Smyrna times., 1867-09-25
YOUNG LADIES. BEwA9E1

Wasbos ,'iJurlons effects of Face Powders ,rd
skin aSd All sGch remedies close up The pores of The
you wonit snort tine destroy The com ple1lon Il
ance nsa lave nave fresh, healthy and youthful appear
anoe' use iELMBoLD's EXTRACT SARsApARitt %''p''''