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Smyrna times., 1869-07-28
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT ITEMS. s.-Fiuger-boards, designating
the names OF the streets, have been put up i'll
this town.
Ex-Mayor Young of Wilmington, died very
suddenly last Wednesday night. He went to
bed in his usual health and when his wife
awoke in the morning she found him dead
He was Mayor in '58 and '59, elected by the
Democrats. He was a prominent member Of
the Methodist Church; was II years of age.
A man named Simmons, street paver in
| Wilmington, abused the editor Of the Journal,
in his Office, last week, about an article III his
paper, whereupon the editor Knocked him
down. The editor has displayed great editorial
energy in describing the occurrence.
The catfish fishermen are now at Bombay
Hook. They caught fifteen hundred one day
last week, with hooks bated with old cheese
Sometimes over thousand hooks are strung
on one line.
SAM Sanford's minstrel troupe exhibited at
Middetown Monday night
On Friday the 10Th inst while the laborers
were engaged in threshing wheat by steam, on
: the farm Of Benjamin Hanson, near Middle
town, the wheat took fire, and three stacks and
} one wagon load We're consumed, together with
, the wagon.
/. 4 married woman named Ginder, of Will
mington, jumped from Third street bridge a
few evenings. ago. evidently with suicidal in
tentlons man In a passing boat saw her,
| rowed to her rescue, and saved her life.
The Sussex Journal says that John S. Stuart
t formerly OF that county, young mechanic,
has Invented an improvement upon the steam
engine and has been offered ffty-eight thous
and dollars for the patent right.
E Harbeson Hickman, ESQ.,, of Lewes, is max
:. ing preparations for canning peaches on large
scale.
The real estate of Nathaniel w. Hickman
q of Lewes, was sold at Sheriff sale last weel
for So, 74300
G. s. Watson, of Milford is a stookholde
It in the company that own Congress Hall, Sara
tOga.
:. Mr.. Herbin, from New Castle county, ha
taken possession Of the United States Hotel
at harrington.
: Mrs. Georgiana Hudson, wife of Geo. Hud
le son, OF South Milford, was severely scalded O
i'll both arms, last Wednesday.
Dt The latest about the junction & BreakWatt
N Railroad is that the work has actually begun
- and that the engine will wake the Sleepers
y Lewes on the first Of September.
= Workmen are now busily repairing Delawal
ut College. The roofs have been renewed, til
n floors relain, the windows adjusted and every
,e thing is being made as good as new.
le 1t appears that among the convicts in tt
IS Eastern Penitentiary Of Penna., at Philade
70 phia, there are one hundred and eighty-thr
. natives of Delaware.
~ Ex Sheriff Green is sending out his fir
u blanks for assessing the State tax.
T. T. The small pox is prevailing on Bombay Hoo
IL to some extent.
be Among the members elected to the Virgin
ry Legislature is Isaac ID. Budd, formerly of tn
le town. He was elected as Walker Republica
s. A party of six or eight went from this tow
T. to Cape May this week and larger party e
= poets to go next week.
- The heavy rain of yesterday was badly nee
:" ed. Corn and peaches were suffering.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, Methodist clergyman
of Chitenango, N. Y, it is alleged recently
forged draft on the Fourth National Bank in
New York for $4,000, payable to another cler-
gyman named Greenleaf. Mitchell looks so
much like Greenleaf that Mr.. Carleton the
publisher, identified him to the satisfaction OF
the bank officials as Greenleaf and he drew the
money. His resemblance to Greeneat, howev-
er, finally caused his detection, and, after re-
storing $4,000 Of the money, he disappeared.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

About five weeks ago bundle was received
at the Treasury Department from a German in
Milwaukee, Wis, with the request that the
contents, which he said was mutilated curren.
cy, should be redeemed, and good bills be re.
turned to him. On opening the package it was
found to contain about peck of rubbish, con
slsting OF scraps of paper, pieces of wooden
cloth, strings, chips, nutshellS, and fragments
of greenbacks. The German accounted for the
confused condition of his mutilated curren
cy by stating that having saved, by strict econo
N.Y. s5 s5OG in order that dd ou it should ed be safely KEEP
behind rafter beneath the roof of his house
and the mice made nest of it. The peck oi
fragments was turned over to two female count
ers, who, after II days labor at sorting, match
ing, and pasting, succeeded in rescuing from
the mass $3.50, and draft for that amount was
forwarded to the economical German.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAIN KILLER.
MANHATTAN, Kansas, April IL Nv

MANHATTAN hAudH'l HF'
MEssRs PERRY DAVIS & Son, ,,t
crxr,xNKS:- want to say little no'D ,.a and
the Pain Killer consider it very valuaoo s, since
always keep it hand. have Travelled EOYI In
have been in Kansas and without taking Q and
NV practice used it freely tor the Asiatic Cholera ID n,d
with better success than with any other medicine
here for Cholera in 1885, with the same good ND
"I regret to say that the Cholera has % fom ten
of I.ta IN fearful extent For the last three Wee
10 fifty or sixty fatal cases each day have oeen Mission
should add that the Pain Killer sent recently ~ this
Ss%n mGIae has ,sR.n T,sR nISa n % generally '
ing the disease REV. O'isin, sho.pors India
july2l-lm
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE SOUTHERN
BLACKS. 1t was stated at the late Intcrna.
tional Young Mems Christian Association at
Portland, Me-, an association of various Pro-
testant denominations that the Catholics were
educating colored priests to work among their
race in the south and the delegate making
this announcement gave hundred dollars for
similar enterprise on the part of the Protest.
ants, and that this reused the enthusiasm Of
the Convention so that considerable sum OF
money was raised for the purpose on the spot.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

A young lady at one of the summer resorts
is said to have thirty breakfast, afternoon and
evening dresses, half dozen jockey hats, para
soils innumerable, and two boxes of kids. And
she is not an agent for New York dry goods
house, either.
The gentlemen at the watering places carry
black silk umbrellas to protect them from the
sun. We have not heard Of any Of them
wearing wells.
Malachi, the negro elocutionist is giving
public readings at Cape May.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28
TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser having restored to ha heaIn
bv very simple remedy after having edsaase cOnsu Ia
,h ssvsre lung affection and that dread Tsr the naD'
tion-s An nxous to make known to his fele" su" sim
Of cure. =, .,, - = oopv of the presg;,n,gr and
ID fTraa If charges with the directions o CRE w,
using the same which they will find SURE Of the advS
sMPrIoS ASTHMA BRONOHITS, ETC. the tbs sicted "a
tiser In sending the prescription is to bene liable
snread information which he cOnceives 70 W IL viii cost 'n
he homes every sufferer will try his remeu'' a."
nothing and may prove blessing -, ,osa address ooS
far1ies "lsh'hs 'ii' REV EDWARD A. a. New YORK.
naayl9iY Williamsburg hihs' ~
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

The most expensive luxury INDUCED in by
city people, says the New York Commercial,
is playing gentlemen farmers" Never before
were so many rural homes for sale as during
this spring and summer. The papers have
been filed with desirable country seats for
sale. 1t is a little remarkable how short stay
some folks make under the greenwood trees. "
Not one in a hundred of the beautiful retreats
on the Hudson remain in the hands of the orig.
inal owners, and most of them have beensold
halt dozen times. Only family with an in
come of $4,000 or $4,000 can keep house
in the country.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

THE PUBLIC DEBT.-After the present
month, according to Washington dispatches,
no further reduction Of the public debt is ex-
pected until October or November. The clos
est calculations made by the Treasury Depart
ment officials show that the reduction of the
debt for July will be about$9, 600 900. Thiswill
make $40, 900, 600 Of reduction of the debt
its hands off and neither reduce the taxes nor
increase the expenses of the government, Sec
retary Boutwell, hopes to reduce the debt about
$l00,000,000 during the first year Of his admin
iStration Of the Treasury. Besides paying the
ordinary expenses of the government and the
interest on the public debt, the disbursements
from the Treasury for the next two or three
months will be heavy At least $4,000, O0C
viii be paid out for pensions, while the requi-
sitions from the army on account of the Quar-
termaster's Department will quite large. II
is probable that the purchase of bonds will be
discontinued for the present, by Secretary
Boutwell,, after Wednesday, (to-day) for the
reason that the currency balance in the Treas
ury, in view of all the prospective demands UP.
on it, is rather low. The amount on hand i.
about twenty-five millions, which is less thar
the amount on hand at the same time last year
The Secretary has no immediate prospect o.
being able to sell gold. He does not think he
can afford to do it and keep his balance up tt
the proper standard. He has adopted the plar
of setting apart SO many millions of gold daily
for the payment of the interest on the publi
debt, and in this way he can always tell hoY
much he has to SELL
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28
Su2Ya'nU, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, JuIy 2Sth.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH H. HoFEECKER, Editor and Proprietor Smyrna,
Delaware.
s2O0 in advsaee or Ss50
paid till the year No paper discontinued until
all paidouly the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted the of Seven Gents
line for the first nsertOn subsequent Insertions Threeand
ahalf liberal discount made to quarterly, seminal
nual and yearly SdvertiseEs.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

A TOUGH BABY-One day last week an in
fant boy, only five months old, son of Mr..
Nathan Hutchins, of Dover, rolled from bed
which stood near a window, in the second story
of his residence, and fell distance of about II
feet, landing on the door step, and though the
little fellow lit squarely on his head, no harm
was done-only tolerably big scare.-Dela-
1DOre0n
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

SINGULAR CoINCIDENCE.-lt is a lite re-
markabe that the opposing candidates tor
Governor of Ohio were both In one regiment
at the beginning of the war. kosecraRs ms re-
ceived the commission of Colonel IN the 1--we :
tv.third Ohio, while Hayes was Lieutenant
Colonel of the same regiment. Colonel Pom, >
Republican candidate for Attorney GeneTa,
and ConneIl, Democratic candidate ior that
Office, were likewise Colonel and Lieutenant
Colonel in the same regiment.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

es- DEAFNESS, Blindness and CAIATMD ca M. D., s9d
ed with the utmost success by j. G in the Medi'
Professor Of Diseases of the Eye anu expenenc''
@ or@srly S ef Ieydon aoIand No. 800 ass afsa The
PhIIa. Testimonials be seen at MS thsII Ps
medical faculty are invited to accomP Artificial
tients as he has secrets IN ms for eIsIlp'
eyes inserted without pain. NO cA"'e jell-U
tlOn,
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28
NeedIes, Compound HemlOck PIaster'

Never fail in giving relief and often perfect r9f 5Sy pScn5
acute cases Of pain Inflammation We9Gness B
relieve Rheumatism Lumbago Kidney DlSSse9 SwOs
Inflammation of Lungs, Peurisy, Acute Cough sDO
Joints, Enlargement Of the Liver, WhooPins .,A
Asthma ,,olones with plIrm
N B-The genuine in yellow enx;elosPsnsl, meau
name in my trade mark ian eIiipsel. ISL . SIZE
and large Retail at 20, rs and 30 cents each .dephs
Made bv O. H. NEEDLES, Druggist isn3.lsn
For sale by best Druggists and Dealers
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

per cent. Bonds of the Wilmington and
Reading Railroad Co., free from all taxes, for
sale at 85 and interest. The denomination of
the bonds are $10O's $500 and $1,000. John
McLear & Son, Bankers, GOT Market st., Will
mington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

Within eight years there have been butt tn. 10
houses of worship, as follows Baptist, ptEaas, -
Congregational, 8; Episcopal, 4; Met9Od1 ans
7. Presbyterian, I; also, one Mariners 0u'
Lutheran, and one New Jerusalem.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

A Washington correspondent states that
German banker has offered to loan our govern
ment $500, 100000 at FIVE per cent but WI
Boutwell, has declined it, as ne has reason y
believe that he can next winter borrow none!
enough at four and half per cent to take up
the fiye-twenties now due.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

Two.thirds of the thirty five hundred Sron new. y
naners of the United States are RepublcsiG;1m NJ
ppolitics Republicans are the reading poI'I3fs fa
Of our population, and it is they who glTe .,u M.
and vigor to all the educational and lntell''''
al undertakings of the day.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28


THE P. Il. CHURCH IN DELAwARE.-The
journal of the Convention of the Diocese of
Delaware, for 1869, furnishes the following
summary of statistics:
Clergymen canonically resident, 26 f; candi-
dates for orders, 6 clergymen settled in par
ishes, and missionaries, 20; clergymen having
more than one charge, Z; clergymen received,
3; clergyImen dismissed, 2; presbyters ordain-
ed, deacons 2; baptisms-infants, 299
adults, At; total, 346; confirmed, III COM
municants-died, 3O lost by removal, 70;
otherwise, 2, added, 1872; present number,
1876; marriages, 50; funerals, 1856; Sunday
schools-teachers, 3l8; scholars, 29Sl.
.- CONTRIBUTIONS.
Missions-diocesan, $4ll so; domestic
$2267 II F.; foreign, $llS2 7S; total, So, 93l 03
charitable, 81 ,428 IT; disabled clergy fund
Sl5l 30; episcopate-a assessment, $3.50 "A en-
dowment, $435 90 +; convention fund, $2ll IS
bible, prayer book and tract societies, 81, 25
10; parochial, $l6,745 10; other purposes
| 81 rs; total, $23, 73S l3.-Dela,oarean.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

PEACH ITEMS general opinion in re-
gard to the Hales Early peaches, the variety
now being sent to market, is that they are
failure, They can hardly be got to market in
merchantable condition. by reason of their
rOttiDg so rapidly. In many cases they are
rOtting on the trees. Some growers, to get
them in market without rotting, are picking
them so green that the commission men have
great trouble to sell them. Those who have
succeeded in shipping in good order are gener-
ally satisfied with their returns, however. This
variety will run out by the middle of next
week, and will be followed by the Troth's Ear
ly, the old early variety, which gives better
promise
Ltme Of Steamers to Neao York. - Two
staunch sea going steamers, the Gen. Grant
and Fire Fly, commenced making trips be-
tween Dona Landing and New York this week,
for the purpose Of carrying peaches. These
boats, we understand, have been chartered by
responsible parties about Dover, who expect
soon to place a third boat on the line.
Two prOpellers are advertised to run from
the Eagles Nest, Smyrna Greek, to Phila. by
Capt. Keen. The growers will ship mostly by
the Jersey Blue, however, because Capt. Tag
CART has been at about $1,000 expense in clean
ing out the Creek to accommodate them.
A. +. Worden, Of this town, is shipping via
Md. & Delaware railroad.
S. j. Hall and j. w. Jones, of this town,
are selling on commission in Phila.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28
"GOOD, BETTER, BEST"

Messrs wanamaker Brown early in their business caree
demonstrated the possibility of supplying the people with
at low prices And every they have added to th
charges This good work still Oak Hall, the
men growing gOod better BEST and the prices "Ow lowe
llnuEn.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

The handsomest carriage at Long Branch
cost $4,000. Its owner is Mr.. Pullman, the
palace car inventor.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

Delaware State Bonds, Del Railroad Stock
Gold, Silver, and Government Securities
bought, sold and exchanged, by John McLea
& Son, Bankers, No. 6O7 Market street.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

July Coupons, due on 5-2O's, 1875, Union
and Central Pacific r. r. Co., bought by Jno
McLear & Son, Bankers, GOT Market ST., Viii
ton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

NOTICEABLE FAcT.-That one way of appealing
TO mans reason is tn rough his eye. In these busy
times men so deeply immersed in the conduct Of
magnificent projects that they forget all about the
condition Of their systems and hence it Is that the
Proprielors of the Plantation BitIers which cures
Dyspepsia, purlies the blood. improves the of
the stomach regulates the bowels, and, indeed in.
vigoraes the whole inner man. acev in adver.
tsIng In fact, advertisements merely sky rock
cts sent up TO attract atteaOn really good article
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

Only give it one trial-and the WILMINGTON
CITY SOAP will ever after speak for itself II is ar
honest, harmless, and charming soap. II makes wash
ing easy, and hOusekeepers glad.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold al half the price. sep9ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

- W. N,, r,r,,,,,,,,, r,r,, Crp
c. ": MOVES CRESCENT CITY Cih-
Cus.-Ifroh Circle he lover OF the
circus among us, and The admirers
specially, Of the "Crescent City Clr-
GUS" should not forget that TINS - ;,
its last day. Our friend "Chariey
is announced TO appear IN Mobile on
Monday; and the MoolIlans are al
ready on the lookout for INN. Ihere
will be two more performances AT
the hat,nse! at IL a, NJ, alfa ~,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

An exchange says scarcely a week
passes but we read accountsof fright
fuI accidents from kerosene lamps
exploding and killing or soaring for
life men, women and children. A
simple knowledge Of the infamma-
BILE nature Of the fluid would proba-
bly, put II stop to nearly all accidents
As the oil burns down in the lamp
highly indammable gas gathers
over its surface, and as tie oil de-
creases the gas increases. When
the oil is nearly all consumed a slight
lar will often infame the gas, and
an explosion is sure to follow, deal
ing death and destruction. A bomb
shell is not. more TO be dreaded. -
Now, if the lamp is mover allowed
to burn more than half way down.
such accidents are impossible. Al
ways fill your lamps every morn
ing; then you never need fear an
explosion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful vege-
table restorative is the
sheet-anchOr Of the feeble
and debilitated. AS q
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
les. AS a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
tally subject, it is
superseding every other
S tim ulant. In all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every
species Of disorder which
undernlines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever il is intro
duced it b6COm es q
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. IT. is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine in the civilized
workable sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, GrOcers and
Country Stores.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
a Great Bhrgnia offered.
A Steam Merchant Mill and Saw
Mill for Sale.

z VIII SELL the above property for less
than ihe. machinery cost in Galveston.
There are two run rock capable Of grind
ing 800 bushels grain in II hours, with | }
or cord Of wood. A saw capable Of saw
ing 1000 feet lumber per day and good
demand for lumber at SO 90 per hundred
feet. all in good order. The cylinder is
newly bored out and new betting cloths.
The boiler is 80 feet long, AZ inches dame
ter, used about years. The cylinder is
l2t inch bore. The Mill House is 40 by 50
feet long, built with a view of putting in n
sett Of cards. Power sufficient of running
the mill aud sctt of cards or gin. There
ore also two coed dwelling houses and
some out houses for hands, 200 acres good
timber land, also about l25 or $50 lead
OF hogs good stock, Berkshire crossed on
Gruyirr. j. W. Elicit.
Dallas, Oct ., lSG9-3:3m
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M EDICINE,

Us LOCATED on tho Col. Hardin Farm, miles
| North o jamestown, and will treat upon purely
physiological principles, patients who may favor
him with a call aboring under Ague affections, OF
Fevc OF any grade yellow, typhoid scarlet or spot
ted ,Jaundice, Hemorages of every variety, either
external or internal; fiux, and arrangements oil
the bowels Neuralgia, aud Rheumatic affections,
Gou, Gravel, elect, and Secret Diseases generally
Lung affections, Scrofulous and Gandular Enlarge
aents, &C.; affections Of Liver, Spleen, kindeys,
Pancrcas, &c. Congestions, or denominations Of
blood in and TO any organ; insanity, memsturia'
or bloody urine (yell0w disease so callcdl CTamp,
Spasms, Chorea, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, SICK
Headache, Cold Surface and Extremities, Nervous
ness aud Spinal affections Eruptions, small Pox,
Measles, Eryspelas, letter, Ganker, sores, oar.
Dropsias Ruptures, Heart affections Sour or Burn-
ing Stomach, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, fiatuiency
Costiveness, Piles, Prolapsus Ami, Sore eyes, anu
weakness of those organs, Deafness, Stranguryi
stammering or Suffering Crooked or Crossed Eyes
Dislooations, wounds and broken bores.
Especial attention given to FEMALE hFFEC'
TIoSs Of every grade regardless OF name or locality
Having treated with universal success some of its
worst forms aud complications, restoring 10 lite
and utility organs which were paralyzedl MN
treat generally diseases arising from obstructions IN
tho system, or perverted action OF tue
fluids of the body, whether caused by cold, malaria,
naturalization, poison, or accident does not prom
Use TO cure every case (reeardless OF surrounding
circumstances and bad nursng) yet from his ex'
perence and former success, feels no hesitancy IN
saying az his prescriptions fully complied with
he viii relieve every sayabie case, and proong the
lives Of many who are deemed hopelessly diseased:
Will prescribe by letter for simple or accuie as
eases on receipt Of 81 80 Zone dollar and hall cur.
rency), and for every complication one dollar Will
be added. Chronic cases will receive prompt atten'
tion for from 1--WE to twenty dollars, ms to circum
siaiiccs and surroundings. VIII charge his nsnal
price for his compounds aud medicines, TO all his
patrons unless ordered by quantity, when liberal
discount will be made. When inducement 10 offer
ed, will visit remote localities.
nf- Can furnish references to many Hiring irii'
esse also CERTIFICATES ofhis superior attainment
and general good success.
Terms, moderate and in advance. Fifty cents
mileage, one dollar for prescription, simple acute
cases extra for medicine and protracted services
Who're patrons have not the money, produce vii
be taken, IL n con be made available.
freedmen must give good security.
July ,, ls0a-42:emos
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Jr. - EOEE AUS
IEJGNElCDIEIsi. =

e these only, and save imp, hralih a"'' money
st,CoO REWARD r,r ANY Gaze " disease Ia
any siast vl,.rh They Ail 10 cure.
nP. RICHAu's GOLDEN BkLSAM, No, !, cure
~ Ctcts, ulccrtr' Sore Tliuat and Mouth, sore
Lyts, CaiRn'uus rrGpd, ~, ClrErr'luud hi'i'hrs
soreness Of the Scalp, Crviua, Au " u he gaics
GcnoWtnr, Alternative ANA Blood Purifier known,
removes all mcycur, lfom the system, aud leaves the
blVoipuru and healthy.
nR. RICUAU'S GOLDEN BAISAM, No ., eurs'
~ Mrruut,al Affections, rheumatism In all u,
iufins and gives Immediate relief IN all cases.
Prize Of either No. orr, % per lolile' or two
bottle, for 81.
RlCnAUS GOLDEN ANTIn0re, a rnrid
I , and radical euro for all urinary dsmngrmenls
gf!cc 80 pei h0tilr.
NR. RiCnhu'S GOLDEN EIINIr r'AMOrR,
J u radical cur" tor ScrvOus or Lcu"ial Debility.
IN old or young; lnpariine Tvrgy with wonderful
effect. Price 20 per Uuitir, uT two lniths vg ~,
on receipt OF price these rcmttios will be shiplt"
10 any place. Prompt attention paid 10 all cores
pondrni1 None genuine without the mann" Of "hW.
RiCllAu'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, y. Il RlCli.
ARDS sole Proprietor" blown ~ glass Of bottles.
Addrcs, Dr.. d. d. RICHARDS, 40, 22s HGrick
81, New York.
Nuv. u, lSIJ--S:ly