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COAABRClAL AND FINANCIAL.
THE
National Trust Go.
oFTHE CITY OF NEw YORK,
No. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
,nrEREn IaN- THE STATE

III ARIEh D1 I'M c4-A4E-.
DARIUS H. MAScAN, President.
JAMEs MERRILL. Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject TO cheeE a; Sf0hL SPECIAL DEros-
ITS for Six Months. or more, may be made
at rlve per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders. comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al.o personally liable to depositors
for all obligations Of the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. resolves deposits
In large or smallamr UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE. allow
ing interest en- ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties Throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special ad-
vantagIs OF security, couyenie ice and pIofit,
jelS-6mdSw
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Porrer Arrested.

NEWARK, n. j., June 1e.-Henry s.
Morris was arrested at Reemerville,
Sussex county, yesterday, for defraud-
ing the Government by forging pension
papers, and was committed to the
Newark jail today for examination
next Saturday.
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PITTSBURGH, June 16-Noon.-River
3 feet 4 inches. and falling. Weather
cloudy and cooler.
CINcINNATI, June 16.-The river has
fallen IL inches; there are now II feet 2
inches in the channel. Weather cloudy;
thermometer g2o
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JACKSON, June 16.-General Hum.
phreys has been removed and General
Albert Ames appointed Provisional
Governor. Attorney General Hooker
Both these aPpointees are officers OF
the Federal army.
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New York, June IG.-A boy named
Timothy Keef, aged IA years. was
struck on the head with a club, last
evening, in Brooklyn, by a man named
VIM. Shields, and was fatally injured.
Shields was arrested.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

GoLD-Active and excitedi closed
strong at I405sa14l.
GovERNMENT SroCKs-Coupons, 81,
1l7all71<I '62, 1l2;sa113; '64, 1lOSalIl;
'65, 11O5Salii; new, II39IaII4; '67, La;
lO-4Os, 1868; 7-30s, 1095Sal1O.
SroCKs-Pacific Mail 9S1sa972S; At
lantic 3la34; Western Union Telegraph
375Sa3S; New York Central l3474al345si
Erie 697<a695s; do preferred 75; Ohio a
Mississippi 29Izs295s; Wabash 4sa49
Michigan Central l2lal22i Michigan
Southern S97<a9O; Toledo 1O61<a1O6x
Ft. Wayne lIl19aII17<; Marietta frsl
preferred 2S1z.
ExPREss SHAREs-wells, Fargo &
Co., 321<a33; American 521a53; Adams
561za567<; United States 541za55; Mer-
chantsI Union 2SHa2SA.
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atrike AeTeed Upon.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Ths bricklay.
ers, numbering 800, agreed to strike
and fifty cents wages. The present
standard is ten hours at i've dollars.
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NEWARK, N. J., June 16.-Her par
enIs interfering in q love affair, Isabel
DeCamp killed herself, with arsenic
this morning,
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NEW HAVEN, June 16-The Cover
nor signed the bill incorporating the
inebriate asylum. to be located at VIII
dollars.
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SYRACUSE, June 16.-The semi.an-
nuaI New York State Eclectic Medical
Society meets here on the 24th and 25th
OF June
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EeYnrn STORM.

COLUMBUS, June 16.-A very severe
storm of wind and rain prevailed all
night with terrible thunder and light
ming,
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New YORK, Juna 16.-The steamers
Vile De Paris and Tariffa, from
Europe, arrived to-day.
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auauftaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or West Virginia.
Capital Paid In, snOo.OOO.

Cap1IuA IuIU AI' S'OW'NUUs
nJHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI-
ness OF the EMerchants' and Mechanics
Rank OF Wheeling" It is a designated De-
poSitory and Financial agent OF the UniteSi
Stairs, and is prepared 70 do a legitimate
Banking business
PTcsfdent-Jas. Nelson Vance
DfrertOrS-ThomRs Sweeney, L. 3. Della
plain, Jas c. AcheSon, John DOnlon, Robert
CIanRle, A. Allen Howell. VIM. B. mpsoh'
marla-1y
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FARTHER POINT, June 16.-The
steamer Moravian, from Liverpool
passed up with l,095 troops, for Canada
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Gravel and Patent Mastic Roofing.

rHE SIJBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLf
Inform the public that they are prepares
10 put on either the Gravel or Patent Masec
Roofing, OF the best quality, ana IN snoLI nO'
and warranted to give full satisfaction. Eor
our Patent Roofing we have the fatenL "a, "a,
most Sniiable paper ever got up for roonnS
purposes. OfieIs LEFT al 100 Main stTee''
promptly attended 10.
mRrI9-6m JOHNSON q Att1LE.-
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Cincinnati.

JUNE I6.-FLoUR-Irregul lower
and nominal, holders have been anx-
ious to sell, and l 900 bbls good Crude
family was offered at 80.
IN-Wheat-Opened dull, but an
active demand arose under advices OF
a speculative demand In Chicago, and
about A. 900 bus No. sold at 81; at the
close of 'Change held sc higher, but the
feeling at the close this afternoon was
less buoyant. Corn-Quiet at 93ae4H
for shelled and ear, not much demand
for shelled, and 1t Is lower than ear.
Oats-Duli at 74a75c. Rye-Declined
to 81 7OaI 20. with fair demand.
CorToN-Dull at 27a271zc for mid
ding.
ToBAcco-Firm at full rates.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet and firmly held;
there was hardly anything done, and
prices nominally unchanged.
BUTTER-Firm aud in light supply;
fresh 26a30c.
Eoas-Declined to 2lc.
GoLD-l40N buying.
doNEY-Market easy.
ST. Louis.
JUNE 16.-FLoUR-Unchanged, with
Observation-Disclosures choice
soft spring 81 So. Corn-Easier at s2a
SIC. Oats-Slightly better ut 7GaTSc.
Rye-Unchanged a: 81 GO.
PRov1sIoNs-Held firm, but scarcely
anything doing. Pork-S2s 90. Bacon
Shoulders 13c; clear sides l61zal7c.-
Lard-Nominal.
JUNE I6.-FLoUR-Generu dull
and tending downward; buyers hold
ing off.
S-WheAt-inacIive and NOM
inally higher. Corn-Dull; Western
e7c. Oats-UnsatIIed at 1jc.
CANAL FRRIGHTs-11c weaker lie on
corn. .,.
GRaIS-wheat-B sales white
Michigan at g IS; white Wabash e 40.
CornESales No. / at 93c. Oats-Sales
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Dawes called up the Seuate's
amendment to the House bill remov-
ing all legal and political disabilities
from Roderick r. Butler, member OF
Congress elect from Tennessee, and
permitting the ordinary oath to be ad-
rliufstered to him instead of the test
oath, After discussion II was concur
red in by two-thirds vote.
On motion of Mr.. Bingham mess
age was sent to the Senate requesting
the return of the joint resolution in
reference to the 20 per cent. additional
compensation to civil employees in
Washington.
A motion to table the resolution was
previously voted down.
Mr.. Clark, of Kansas, introduced a
Joint resolution for the relief of loyal
Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians. Re-
ferred.
The House then proceeded to the con-
alteration OF the bill reported by the
Committee on Commerce, making ap.
preparations for the repair, preserva-
lion and completion OF certain public
Mr.. Elliott made i've minutes
speech in defense of the general prin-
ciples ofthe bill.
Messrs. washburn, of Wisconsin,
Cobb, Hopkins, Pile and Banks SPOKE
in favor of the bill, and Messrs. WASH
burne, of Illinois, Scoheld Delano,
Woodward, Butler, and Farnsworth
against il.
On motion of Mr.. Egglestou. au item
of Sl5, 600 was inserted for the improve
ment of the Sandusky river.
Mr.. Buckland moved toinsert SIC, 900
for the improvement of the harbor at
Port Clinton.
Eliot opposed the amendment, which
was rejected.
harbor at the mouth OF Black river,
Mr.: Eliot opposed it. and it was re-
jected.
ton of $50, COO for increasing the capac-
ity of the ship canal OF Sault st.
Marie. He did so in obedience to
instructions of his constituents.
After a discussion by Messrs Scoheld,
Pruyn, Blair, of Mich, and briggs, and
without disposing of the question Mr..
Delano moved to recommit the bill
with instructions to the committee to
report substitute aPPropriating $780,
900 for the Improvement of the harbors
on northern lakes, and for the South
Clair flats, $50, 900 for the Improvement
OF coast harbors, 81 800, 900 for the Inn
provement of rivers, including the Des-
moines, Rock Island Rapids and He'll
Gate in the East River, New York; the
| Wisconsin and Patapsco Rivers; 5000
to complete the reports, maps ana ola.
I CRANES ofthe bridges on the Mississippi
river, and 81 900 for the purchase and
repair of instruments. He spoke nVe
minutes in support of his motion.
Mr.. Eliot opposed the motion
Pending the question the House ad-
journed.
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The following were offered and
By Mr.. Ferguson, of Marshall: Di-
recting the Committee on Revision to
inquire into the expediency of allow
ing James II. Speere, an honorably dis
charged soldier, to practice law without
taking the test oath.
BY Mr.. Gregory: Directing the Com
the expediency of reporting bill for
the relief Of Thomas J. Cogar, of Web
ster county, for the assessment OF Web
ster county in 1861.
BY Mr.. Cole: Directing tho Commit
tee on Taxation, &C., to inquire into
the expediency of allowing John Slack,
Jr., further time to distrain for back
taxes in Kanawha county.
BY Mr.. Armstrong: Directing the
Committee on Claims, &c., to inquire
into the expediency of providing by
law for the relief of Jacob Jefferson,
late Sheriff of Marshall county.
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FIRST
n AT TIONAL BANK
OF WHKELIN0.
Designated Depository u. {

DeSiGnnted Depository U. 5.
ss9gyO
Money received on deposit; Exchange
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remiIted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
-FOUR per cent per annuna where the de-
posit remains six months, and fISE per
cent, FLOR one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums to suit
a con slant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and |, ., & Sc coin, kept for the ne
commodation Of depositors and the public.
GEO. Il. WHEAT, Pre6L
marl5 GEO. ADAMS. Cash'r.
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TNTEI.IIGENCERJ JOB OFFICE,
i No. Is Quincy street.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURES LABELS.
INSURANCE PoLIoIEs AND BLANKS
DRAx TICKETS AND R1LLs OF 1ADNe
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
oHECKs. NOTES. RECEIPTS.
HOW BILLS, for Country Merchants.
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PETITIONS,

f6444AOsNSs
The following were presented and
appropriately referred:
Mr.. Pinnell: A petition of citizens OF
Upshur county, asking that Homer
Holt, of Bra1tOn county, be allowed to
practice law without taking the test
oath.
Mr.. Gregory: A petition OF citizens OF
Webster county, asking an approprla-
ton of $3.50 in favor Thos. ]. Cogar for
assessing said county in 1861.
Mr.. Chambers: a petition OF Union
men of Charlestown, Jefferson county,
asking that the test oath be not requir-
ed OF persons elected TO corporate off,
ces in said town.
Mr.. GofI: A petition of trustees OF
Centre Branch Baptist Church, in Har-
rison county, asking authority TO sell
a part of their ground.
Mr.. Bender: a petition OF citizens OF
Raleigh county, asking that 81. 4.
Shumate be permitted to teach in the
State without taking the test oath.
INTRODUCTION OF A BILL.
Mr.. Pinnell, the rules having been
suspended on his own motion, intro
duced bill for the incorporation OF
the Buckhannon & Philippi Turnpike
Company.
BILL wITHDRAwN.
Mr., Bender, the rules having been
suspended on his own motion, moved
to withdraw from the files ofthe House
bill 107. Agreed to.
THE CODE.
The amendment to the 4lst section OF
chapter Sd of the Code, increasing the
penalty upon members of boards OF
registration for willful neglect of duty,
offered by Mr.. Stewart, was reported
by the Clerk.
The discussion of the day before was
continued by Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell,
against the amendment, and Messrs.
LTomlinson, Parker, Hervey and Stew
art for it. 80
The amendment was rejected.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill to correct an erroneous assess
ment against the heirs at law OF Stacy
Lloyd, deceased.
A bill to amend the act in relation 10
elections in Hampshire and Mineral
counties.
SAMUEL NJ. soMERs.
The House, by vote of 2S yeas to IL
nays, refused to pass the bill allowing
s. NJ. Somers to practice law without
taking the test oath.
GENERAL OR SPECIAL BUSINESS.
Mr.. Heermans moved to take from
the table the Joint resolution offered by
himself, on Thursday, providing thai
after the 18th inst. the Legislature
would transact no business not con
nected with the Code, unless OF such 8
character that it could not be post
poned.
The motion was disagreed to.
Mr., Armstrong moved to reconsider
the vote by which the House refused Il
mass the bill to allow Samuel NJ
! Somers to practice Law. Agreed to.
ON motion of the same gentleman
the bin was laid on the table.
Mr. Fleming, of HARRISON moved Il
/ take from the table the reSoluuon ouer
the House refused.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Prayer by Rev W. NJ. Mullenix. OF
the Nj. Il. Church,
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Fleming, of Harrison, from the
Committee on Counties, &c., reported
bill to alter part of the division line
between the counties of Hampshire aud
Mineral.
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GRAIS-wheat-B sales whit
Michigan at 81 IS; white Wabash g 10
CornSSales No. at 93c. Oats-Salei
Michigan at 69c.
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Mr.. Plnnell, the rules having been
suspended on his own motion, intro
duced bill for the Incorporation OF
the Buckhannon & PhiHppi Turnpike
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BILL wITHDRAWS.
Mr.. Bender, the rules having been
suspended on his own motion, moved
hill IC7 Agreed to.
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RurLAND.-Th Ucrdtd says "Nevcr
before have we seen the building of pri-
vate residences and public residences in
Rutland pushed to such an extent as at
present. In no direction can we turn
our ears but the sound of the busy ham
mer and saw reminds us that building is
in progress Among the principal
buildings going up" are Richardson $
hotel, to be one of the largest in the
place Cramton's block, which will be
the best block on Merchants Row ;
Ripley's block, one of the handsomest in
the village, to contain, among other at
fractions, the New Opera Hall besides
several fine-rcsidcnces.
THE Rutland farmers club has been
organized as follows: President, DR..
Middleton Goldsmith; Secretary, Henry
Clark Curator, John Landon.
ACCEPTED WITH THANKs.--Thef fol-
lowing record of the action of Washing
ton Engine Company, No. /, has been
furnished us for publication, and con-
tains its own explanation. The gener-
Gus gift of Mr.. Barlow, so worthily be-
slowed, finds fitting response, as will
be seem
At meeting of Washington Engine
co. No. July 20, the following resolu-
tons were adopted;
Whereas, our worthy toWnsman
Bradley Barlow, Esq, has presented
this company with one hundred dollars,
and requested us to accept ana use the
same as the company sees fit;
Nor, therefore, be it rcsOircd, That
we accept the same with thanks, feeling
however, that the assurances of appreci-
alton Of the services of the Fire DEPART
mcnt contained in Mr.. Barlow's letter
would have amply repaid us for doing
only our duty at the recent fire.
Rcs0iCcd, hat Mr.. Barlow merits
the esteem and confidence Of this com
pany, both as a private citizen and an
efficient officer of the Village Corpora
ton under which this company exists.
Resolved, The the Clerk be instruct
ed to engrOss and forward to Mr.. Bar
low, through the Chief Engineer, a copy
of the above resolutions, and that the
same be printed in the daily papers.
Il. j. SWEET, Foreman.
A true copy of record.
A. G. STAFFORD, Clerk.
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GREAT RAILROAD MEETING IN RUT-
LAND.-A large and enthusiastic con-
vention in favor of the Portland and
Rutland Railroad was held in Rutland
on Monday GOV. John b. Page presid-
ed, with a Vice-President from each of
the several towns, and a delegation
of the leading business men of Rutland
and vicinity, were appointed to attend
the International Convention at Port
land, August 4th. Peter II. Washburn
of Woodstock, ably addressed the con-
vention in reference to the proposed
railroad and the object of the interna-
tional convention at PortlandneX week
John Cain presented a series of resolu-
ton pledging the people of this section
to the building of the Woodstock and
Rutland Railroad. The Convention
was also addressed by J. j. Randall
John Cain, COL w. G. Veazey, Hon. S.
M. Dorr, Hon. d. e, Nicholson and Hen
ry Clark.
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A true copy of record.
a. G. STAFFORD, Clerk.

LAMoIILE CoUNTY.-A Hydepari
correspondent of the Free Press thus
speaks of the Senatorial contest in this
County
Our Senatorial canvass is exciting
quite an interest throughout the country
and will probably continue to wax hot
ter until decided by the Convention,
which meets at our Town Hall in HYDE
park on the 18th proXimo.
The two most prominent aspirants for
Senatorial honors, Messrs. Hendee and
Powers, of Morristown, are both law
yers of high standing, and either of them
abundantly capable of representing the
county satisfactorily. Both being from
the same town, local prejudices will
affect them equally.
Mr.. Powers friends say, "Mr. Hcndee
has been his term let him step aside
and give others their turn" Mr.. Hen
dee's friends say, eve want man of
experience to represent us this Fall
more than ever before. MIR. Hendee
has had experience, has proved himself
capable, and has a clean record. Let us
send him again." The people Of the
county are intelligent, and knowing
the men we'll, they will undoubtedly
make the best choice. AT present the
result looks doubtful, and both are striv-
ing hard to win.
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Strangers Guide.

rNHE Y. NJ G. A. meets every Monday evening
l. at their rooms over VIM. \. Smith store,
Main Street.
Champlain Chapter No. /. Il. \. NJ. meets the
third Wednesday evening Ill each month"; at
their hall in Wheeler block. Main Street
Columbus Council No. l. II. * 5. VI. meets the
second Wednesday evening i'll each month, at
their hall i'll Wheclcrs Block.
Franklin Lodge No. 4, +. \. NJ, meets the
first Wednesday evening in each month at their
hall III Union Block Main Street.
Englesby Lodge No. "a f. ~ A. NJ. meets the
fourth Wednesday evening IN each month, at
their hall in Union Block, Main Street.
Crystal Fountain, Temple of Honor No. meets
every Tuesday evening at their Hall in Barnes
Block Lake street
st. Adams Lodge No %, |. O. Of q. +. meets
every Friday evening at their Hall i'll Barnes
Block. Lake Street.
Rising Sun Lodge Nc. 8 |. O. Of &. T. meets
every Saturday evening, at st. Adams Bay.
st. john the Baptist Benevolent Society (Ca-
nadian) meets on the first and third Wednesday
evening of each month at their hail over Il. II
lluntingtOn's store.
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The Burlington Times of this morning
has the following concerning the contest
in the First Congressional District:
Mr.. Woodbringe's friends, we are in
formed, are quite confident of his re-
nomination, on the ground of the num-
Der of candidates against him. Ben
nington county, it is reported will go
about two-thirds for Veazey and the re-
mainder for Woodbridge. Hon. Y. w.
Park strongly opposes the re-nomina-
ton ofMr. Woodbridge. Rutland elects
her eight delegates Friday evening, and
there will be sharp contest between
the friends of Messrs. Woodbridge, Kel-
lOgg, Dorr and VeazeY.
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A DISINTERESTED PUFF.-A party OF
Indians, or of such people as pass for In
dams in the absence of the genuine ar
ticle, just as dirty bits of paper pass for
small change, have erected their tents
on England Street, just beyond the Pa
per Mill bridge, and established them
selves in trade with a supply of such
neat baskets rs they alone make, and al
so the bows and arrows which appeal
so strongly to the desire of boys. 1t
may be deemed little singular that
these people subsist wholly upon Indian
meal.
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FAMILY RE-UNIoN.-The family of
Judge Nye of Irasburgh, are having a
pleasant family visit all the different
members of it, by marriage or otherwise,
coming to the old rooftree. A son comes
from the state of Georgia. daughter
and her husband from Boston; another
daughter and husband and an unmarried
daughter from New York another son
from Boston is also at home. These
and the other children living in Iras,
burgh, make quite Il party. Barton
Standard
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" To be Cured or NO PAY y

In Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaint, Costivencss,
Diarhea and Dysentery IT HAS NO EQUAL,
curing the Diseases quickly with few doses
by removing all irritating secretions and inflam-
matory tendencies, and giving the stomach and
bowels a natural, healthy tone.
This medicine has been used over II years,
yet it is unknown IN many parts Of the state
from the fact that it has never been advertised
The Proprietor never intended making it for
general use, but AT the urgent request Of Physi-
clans who have watched its effect in severe
chronic cases, and friends and others who have
recovered by its use from diseases that appeared
hopeless, he will now furnish it to Druggists
and Dealers throughout the State.
Go Circular containing certificates of the
most remarkable cures ever effected from Ply
sicans, Ministers and others of the highest
standing in the different towns where used, will
be furnished by dealers FREE, or by addressing
SILAS SMITH,
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor
3md&w East Georgia, Vermont.