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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

Lord Aberdeen, the British Premier is in his 10th
d. Lord Lansdowne, who was offered the office of
,le minister on Lord Derby's resignation, and has
" IN The Cabinent, without salary, is in his 74th
|fi Pamerston is nearly 20. Sir James Graham
i Lord John Russell have entered THAR ed year.
Su%orth, the Lord Chancellor, is 81. Sir Charles
oul' at the head of Indian affairs, is only SO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

FREIGHfs-Remain about last quoted Vessels still
very and wanted there considerable quantity
produce the wharves ready go forward See table
for rates coastwise
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
From the Southern BANNER
Washing Clothes of ali Kinds mnds E..


have a small family-my wife, myself and two
small children; and, altogether, we have two grown
women two half grown girls, and negro fellow to
serve us as lot servants. Three DAYS of the week
used to be wasted by the women in washing, and
the other three in ironing for little family and
often when the service of the girl was needed they
were found drawing water or replenishing the fire
for the washers. Judge then our joy if you can,
when kind old friend instructed US how to have
our washing done in six hours by one hand feel
like proclaiming it to the world, and | want every
paper in Georgia to copy this and hope it may reach
the ends of the earth But here is the modus ope-
randi -
LIST. On the night preceding the day intended
to be set apart as washday have all your clothes,
white and colored, coarse and fine, put in tubs of
clear water Eve have one made large enough tc
hold all the washing and let them remain there
all night.
I'd Put on your boiling vessel, Eve have one that
holds sixty gallons, got for the press purpose of
boiling all at once,) fill it half full of water, and
raise the water to boiling heat, after which put in
vessel of the size of the use two teaspoons
full OF Sal Soda, one quart of Soft Soap, and one
quart of Lime Water, made by pouring three gall
Ions of water quart of lime the night previ-
Gus, so that it may have had time to settle, and in
proportion, it smaller vessels used stir the wa
ter and get the sal soda, soap, and lime water we'll
mixed up then put in your clothes, boil rapidly one
hour and the work is done. Take them out and
rinse well, rubbing slightly is usual in rinsing-
Now pass no Judgment, friends, until you have tried
it. The same lime water may be kept until it is all
consumed.
The receipt would be worth one thousand dollars
in the hands of selfish person, and the world would
free gratis for nothing, and want the world to
derstand distinctly that shall have communica-
ton with any body who wears dirty clothes after
this-see if do.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
Another Resident Of New York City testifes the
good effects of


good effects of
DIR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
HEAR HIM!
NEW YORK, August 30, 1852
This certify that have had the Liver Complaint five
years, during which time have tried all
dies, purpose Hearing of Dr. MLanes Celebrated Lv
Pills. concluded TO try box. did and almost
cured think box will effect
cheerfuly recommend these Pills all who suffer from v
complaint have also known them used with the happy
results cases o sick headache, dyspepsia
MR. SWIFT No lie Attorney
P. The above valuable preparation, Dr. MIines Cee
brated Vermuge be had all respectable Drug Stores
this city
will please ask for and take
but DIR. MANES LIVER PILLS There other Pills
porting be Liver Pills. before tie public. For sale
Wilmington N. c.. by VIM. II. ILPPITT, Druggist.
HOlIOWnyS Pills produce the most effects
In all Liver Complaints.
gentleman who resides Dhobah Factory Calcutta,
writing his father Nichol esq., 5 Rbone place. Ok
dstreet that he suffered severely liver
plain and dreadful his side, and that he has derived
bene from taking HolOways Pills for hort time than
he able obtain under the treatment of several medical men
India for II months previously therefore officers in the army
disOdeed stOmachs liver complaints indigestion should
these invaluable Pills. being safe and eectud remedy
diseases.
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway 24i Strand
Temple Bar London and by all respectable Druggists and
Dealers Medicines throughout the British Empire
Of the United States Boxes 374c &c. 81 So each Whole
sale the principal Drug houses of Union MeSSrs
n E. D. Sands Ne" York; s. b. j. A. Evans Wilmington
There is nsderable saving by taking the largest
n Directions for the guidance patients every disorder
| aft ed to each Box.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

NIGGA coOunes from South 1aVOFable,
derng the market quite frn though without advance in
prices The sales of the week reach about 1000 tcs at $50
81 80. Prime parcels are scarce
,a-. -, Import, from JAM l to Aug al
1858 (Coastwlse) ..ss..stcs $500
Export, from JAM to Aug. 81
Rice ....................tcs 1882 22,s5s
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 24-The Cotton market has been
change in quotations made Sales since the Europa
bales of which spectators took 1000 and exporters
8 ZOO bales
Breadstdfs-The market for Breadstufs wildly excl
ted by speculative feeling Wheat had advanced dd
bushel Sales of white at Is l0d@s 14d and at S. Cd.
deliverable in November Red Is. i'd @ss. Flour had adj
vaneed Is OILS. Sd ls. Cd u bb Sales of Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Ohio at 29s 29s 3D., and at 30s deliverable
in November Canal at 2S Corn had advanced6 Cd quar-
ter.
Provisions.-Baeon quiet and tending downward. Beef
and Pork in steady request Cheese buoyan Lard mac
tive. Talow steady
Bark and Seeds unchanged,
Rice much wanted.
rates Tea active at former rates Tallow steady
Glasgow iron 23sS pig 67s: sd. Breadsufs active
Wheat had advanced Is L quarter Sales of 1000 bbls
now held at SOs Money tighter. Consols 98{@98}.
At Manchester business was limited and prices unchanged
Rice active Corn had advanced francs in all the
French markets.
RIO JANEIRO, July 14.-Coffee-Ou stock is only a.
bout 5000 6ags as supplies come IN but spaIngy InsGe
last gathered although it possible that some of the wealthy
hold back in hopes reasng the prices of 1o49
So
Exchanges London.-The easier state of money
market and the dull accounts from the United States, have
caused the rates decline 2Sbd the closing rate
asand the demand for reexport having sacken
ed prices have declined to Richmond ls@sl9 Baltimore
and Philadelphia $l4@l6; best European $IS@l9 Stock
in first hands about % 900 bbls
Freghts-Numenou arrivals ing takenpac the rates
have declined to 10000 cents for the chanel and 81 cents
F. LEBaEroN & Co
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FREIGIITS

TO NEW YORK.
Turpcnne Rosin, and Tar, Fer barrel,.. 80 S 65
Spirits 1urpentlne, 10. 10 a ~
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross. ... 10 a "a
Cotton, per bale, % 90 90
Cotton goods and yarns per foot, 6
FlaXseed, per ca5k OU q ~
Ground Peas per bushel, zee. -. 80 0
Lumber per M.,.... IS 90 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Iurpentine, Resin, and Tar, per barrel, 40 so
Spirits Turpentine. .... =. do ..........00 70
Ground Peas, per bushel, s
Lumber, per NJ, to size. d so 90
Cotton goods an yarns, per cubic foot, IS 0
TO BOSTON.
Turpentine, Resin, and Tar, per barrel, 90 70
Spirits IurpntIne do. ~ ~ ~
Lumber, perM 10 90 a IL w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

NorE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
subject to the expense of landing inspection coop
erage. &c;say Lumber 80 cents to 81 q NJ Tar and
Tupentne about 10 q Is cents bbland naval stores
when brought railroad about the in
curred,--*For dry Virgin mixed Turpenne deduc
ton is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore. 90. per .prem Philadelphia per prem
New York,...l Virgnia.... g
Boston, .... L &c " Charleston. Il 't 's
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

slight detention occurred to the afternoon train
on the Hudson River Railroad Saturday. On
reaching the Oakhill station, of the boxes in
which the axle plays found to have become
overheated, so much so that the metal melted. The
train consisted of FIVE full passenger cars, the dis
abed being in the centre Of the train. After a
full examination ii was found necessary to detach
the and switch it off Instantly of the brake
men, with his red flag, jumped from the train, zig
nalized the station men north and south, and in a
moments time the red flags displayed by half
a dozen watchful sentinels at points many miles
distant. Of course the signals were observed, and
approaching trains from either direction brought to
a stand still until the MANNED was switched off.
An ounce of preventive" &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
WONDERFUL, YET NONE THE LESS BEAUTIFUL.


IF you will go to WHITEHURST'S GALLERY, over
Messrs Policy Harris Store Front street, the whole
ting operator M H1RFsos whose experience in the
beautiful art of Daguerrrotyping enables him to rank
est afabiy and kindness If You give him opportunity
he will steal from nature its most lovely smiles We would
ro and don't forget to enquire for the IVORY and
STERREOSCOPIC DAGUERREOTYPES; they are new
bilty life You will be impressed at with the fact
copy that which nature made Rooms open
o'clock No choice of days for adults ,o,- ,o
Wilmington, July 2l.t, 1853 27l-46
CIRCULAR SAWS.
E Subscriber has just completed his arrangements for
i supplying the best CIRCULAR SAWS made, and for
keeping stock on hand of all sizes up to 60 inches
Every Saw warranted and sold at prices
Wilmington n c. June 18th, 1853. 239
EB-Commercial, Herald and New Era copy.
{ Sep Sept Il ''' FREEMAN 5. HOUSTON.
IME-6OO casks fresh burnt Lime, landing and for
IL sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
HOUSE. SHIP AND SIGN PAINTING.
AND PAPER HANGING
TIME subscriber is prepared do all work in his line
i on reasonable terms it be done in Wilmington
Patterns of paper be found at his shop street,
Mr. L. B. HUeGINs will be promptly attended to- and the
WOW W Gans August 9th 1853 2ssin4slm*
EXPRESS M s 4g gFk4 sYFp r'ssi certain
| cure for DYSENTERRY, DIARRHQsA, AND PILES
For sale by PERRIN q HAh 1 s SFi1 IL
] E1-Herad copy lAugust 9Otn 100
WILL OPEN SOON:
A STOCK of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, amounting
"A upwards of $5 OO0 This immense stock will com
nrse every variety of and fashionable garments for
wear The stock Of Under Shirts Drawers
viii consist Extra heavy shaker knit large and heavy
Wool Waterbury West. English and French manufae-
ture Also, Cotton Shirts those Patent Yoke Seam Inc
assortment Gloves will be the largest and best ever offer
ed The elegant scars cravats and Ties are worth an
hours examination Indeed stock will be the largest
/ and most attractive one brought to Wilmington. The
whole stock will be open by October lst Call at
~ - SCOTT & RALDWIM'S,
Merchant Taors, Manufactures of Gents Wearing APP
nare and Importers of Cloves, Hoery NC, &cs Market
! Street. Herald. -ss -
rs0FFEE 80 Sacks st. Domingo. Rio Laguayra, Java,
Il l1.r,a ATaalsa sale by
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

COFFEE so Sacks st. Domingo, Rio. Laguayra, Java
+, aud Mocha Coeee, for sale BY v,1,,-s,-.s
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All amounting to-. 81 so

Beat up the rosin, mix al together well. and set
aside for five days, then put the whole into ten
gallon cask of water, and stir twice day for
ten days, at the expiration of which time, sooner,
you will have one hundred pounds of excellent soap
| for 81 so. OGLETHoRpE COUNTY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
HENRY MUTT

E,ACTOR AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. will give his
personal attention to business entrusted to his
Sept. Z, 1858
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09
DuRKEE's CELEBRATED

The Cheapest, Healhest, Most Useful and Economical
Afice for raising Bread, Biscuit, Fried, Grtddle,
and Johnny Cakes, Pastry, PltddingS,
Street Cakes, Corn Bread, &C.,
Uith either 1oheat, rye Iadi-
or buckUheat four
inUented.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
FOSE who have tried it, have found that the advertise
does not vaunt its praises too highly. Tallahassee
FIor,dian and Jcurnni Feb 18th, 1853.
Houekeepers who have tested the quality of this powder
pronounce unanimously in its fayorLockport DAILY Cot
rier.
1t surpasses every thing in the shape of rising
yet used in the baking of cake-Rahtcay AdU0cGe
Register, April Is, 1858.
This article of such utility in various kinds of cook
cry that when its virtues become properly known house
keeper that studies comfort and economy will willingly do
without it.-NeU York Pick May 81, 1858
No need hesitate to Durkees ampOrtant article
housekeepers. Banner and Nashville Wing,
FEB. II, 1853
Would you have light bread sweet bread bread that you
with good RELISH do forget procure Durkce's
Baking Powder and you will not fail to have good bread,
cakes &c.-Iroy Daily Times Nay "a, 1852.
We have tried this article and recommend with per-
feet confidence -Qucbec Gazette, Jnty, 1852.
Durkees Baking Powder have tried at our house, and
our better half asonshed at the result-Nc York
Dairy Times Oct. 3D. 1853.
Ali good housewives will rejoice in and gorify the Of
Duee after they have given his Baking Powder fair trial
Neto York Sun, Sep. 80, 1852
Durkees Baking Powder undoubtedly the best article for
this purpose that has yet been discovered
Neto York Dtchnaqr, Feb. II, 1858
Bs-THE ARTICLE WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION
Orders accompanied ruth the Cash w be promptly filled.
L. X. DURkEE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, l39 Water, St N Y
S. 3. q j. A. EVANS wholesale and retail Agents,
Wilmington. [Aug 1896 3m-50-3m
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ENTERTAINMENT.

ENTERTAINMENT.
In THE Subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
iA will take Scholars to BOARD his house. at Long
Creek Bridge reasonable terms The School at said
place will be open the first of October persons wish
ing to engage Board for their children will please make
plcation convenient
Transient permanent Boarders will also be accommo-
Dated on reasonable terms.
JOHN LARKINS.s
September 9th, 1858 l-3w*
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
go THE undersigned will sell ton fifteen HALF fa
Il ACRE LOTS-lying the West side of Long ~
Creek within mile of the Bdgeon Saturday the oath
day of September, instant. Terms at sale
THOS. II. WILLIAMS
JAS. GARRISON.
Sent 9th 1858 I-3w
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AUCTION SALE
House o.,d Iot
BY Nj. CRoNLY a.e.,

ar ,,1x-, House and Lot.
N oNDAY the 18th day of September ne il heinz
MONDAY OF County Court Exchange Corner ~ ~ L
Of three O'clock NJ win be sold the HOUSE e a nS13
. opposite Mr. Miles Costins residence on Markat
Inc Lot has front of seventy feet m fsct
ne mouse Is Two stories high contains rooms on the
water A M Kf)f1N(,ET a ,5ss. -. q wen Oh
9"9V io.n, go. 50,4t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

OUR BUSINESS in this place will undergo change the
" first of October next All persons indebted to will
please call and and those who have claims against
against business connections at Rocky Mount and
Richards will present their bills before LIST of October next
Orders wholesale establishments at the cities of
Philadelphia, Pa, and Newbern, c., will be attended to
establishment here, South side Market street
STERN s. BROTHER.
Wilmington, n c., August "a, 1858 3Ol-2aw-5itlo.
R1-Commercial copy week until LIST October
GROVE ACADEMY, KENANSVILLE, N. G! =
THE Subscriber grateful for past fvors takes this meth
cd announcing to his friends in Dupn, and the neigh
boring countless that he designs resumng his Glasses the
above Institution Monday the 10Th September wher he
hopes by digen attention to the improvement of all who
placed under his merit continuance of their
support , .n. -
Mr. s. will receive few pupils Boarder in his fam
lily. Rates of Tuition heretofore.
ss7s1S JAMES M. SPRUNT.
Kenansville, Dupln Co., 3lst Aug, 76t-523t
no SCHOOL. TEACHERS.@s
THE Examining Committee will meet at my office
i Monday evening Of September County Court, at u
o'clock S. D. WALLACE. Chniman.
Wilmington, Aug. 6, 1858 285-tf
JOINT STOCK HOTEL AT SMITHVILLE.
A SUBSCRIPTION to the stock of n Company to NfA=a
n build and suitable Hotel at Smithvlle has Ktii1
beeu opened. subscription paper may be found t2A
the Drug Store of Mesrs. s. B. j. A. Evans corner Front
and Market streets, Wilmington, N. G. All feeling the
cey of the movement requested to forward and
| take stock COMMITTEE.
| Aug 26. 30S-6t-5l-4t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

FOR MAKING THE SOAPS.
Take six pounds of Potash ............... Is
Take four pounds of Lard .......... SO
Take one fourth pound of Rosin. ......... 25
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

GAs w WILL mere Is gass we'll at wellington
which is thus described by a correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, dating on the Goth.
I" MIR. Benz amin Clifford, who lives about half of
mile east of this village, was digging we'll near
his house yesterday. After digging some twenty
feet he commenced boring for water and having
bored about three feet gas began to escape from the
orifce, which was four inches in diameter with
bubbling and kissing sound that could be heard
some twenty yards from the well A match was
applied to the current some inches above the ground
and 1t Ignted in instant, and burned until late
hour last evening, when the blaze was extinguished
and the hole stopped. This morning the plug was
taken out, and match again applied to the stream
of gas, about two feet from the ground, and be-
fore, it instantly lighted, and burned up at
times from five to six feet. The warmth of the
blaze could be felt by the hand at the top of the WE'LL
and for several feet around the burning gas could
be smelled From present appearances it will afford
gas enough to light every dwelling in village,
and If it should continue, citizens will very
appropriate it. L---
THE ORPHANs.-The 165 little children who left
orphans by the influence of the epidemic on their
parents. (says the N. o. Picayune) were placed by
the board of health and council committee in two
temporary asylums-one in Julia street, the other
in the fourth distrct-have all been brought togeth
under roof in the large building at the cor
of Poeyfae and Constance Streets first district
where they taken care of by the benevolent Ia
dies Of the society of st. Vincent de Paul. The
Mayor, who visits daily all the public hospitals in
frmaries, and asylums, said to us in conversation
yesterday that he could stand the hospitals pretty
we'll, being accustomed to such sights, but that it
difficult not to be moved by the scene this asy-
lum presents, with so many unfortunate children
| CRYING for their parents
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

"LEAvEs IN VALLAMBRosA."-" In the name OF the
Prophet-fgsv ~ Don't tell anybody--don't whisper
it-nobody'lI believe it if you do workmen have been
busy for day or two, in the PALACE-dOng. achatdo
you think ?-putting tan fig leaues a Ia Mrs. Adam,
upon sundry of the specimens of pure that grace
the Edfce, and redeem it, somewhat, with their pure,
Partisan presence, from being altogether, huge Ba-
Zaar
Who suggested it, who was shocked, who tainted,
is than we know, but, nobody risks much in
saying, that the Artists who expressed their glorious
conceptions in Marble, did not what such folks
thinking Of and, perhaps it is not belous 70 add
that if those, al whose insgation, this vegetable phe
nomenon is occurring, were as eafy as they yer.
dant, makers and vendors of textile fabrics, would
have poor show for livelihood.
Somewhat too much of this pseudo delicacy is ahoat
both in city and country for the health of good taste
and good morals; the spirit that would put the Venus
de Medics in coffee SACK Apollo Belvdere in cor
duroys, and Powers's Greek Slave in Petticoat and
short-go
By the way, while they about it, couldn't cab
bage leaf be disposed somewhere about the equestrian
statue of Washington. that fronts the main entrance
1t might be mistaken for laurel, in lieu OF better.
In the American Athens" few years ago, some
body cut similar caper. Several exquisite figures
of Cherubs were on exhibition there, and they actual
ly put the blessed little creatures diaper It's q
wonder they didn't attempt TO administer soot-ten.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

THE Books of MAcN1LAN & DAVIS are This d,v cIosod
and VIII in few days be ready for settlement. All per-
sons indebted to will please forward and settle the
and those having claims present them for payment
Sept: l, 1s53.-[I.Im MCMILLAN & naTIS
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pARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

JlE unassigned have this day associated with Thorn =;
6uslness, THOMAS w PLAYER. In future the busnes 81
Wis co. MscM1Tf n - x An Wa ga
September lst 1883 - IN H.
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MIR, GEO w JEWETT will open School in this
place on the first Monday of October next, comprising
all the branches of English and Classical education
usually taught in the Academies and High Schools of New
successful teachers
He has also had much experience in the preparation Of
Teachers for Common Schools. -
References. JEwETT. TSent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-09

THE SUBSCRIBERS are weekly receiving articles in
their line from New York Fayetteville and by Railroad
Pork, Flour and Baeon-of which we now have pretty
good supply just received and aungsay forty bbs
City Mess Pork some 5000 lbs. Bacon and forty or
fifty bbs Flour, assorted from Hiram Smith, to Fayee
Vile We keep Sugar. Coffee, and other necessary ar
tcles Of general matter of to our
customers We truly hankfuior patronage given
us heretofore and earnestly solicit the same
with all the addition friends please to give
r. GRANT s BRO
To be found at former stand-Lords Building on the
Wharf. LSept 9th '53.-I-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12
BACON,
VINEGAR.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

HEORGE DOLL has received his supply Of
" FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to which
he attention ofpurchasers are invited.
October "a. 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12
Mexican Mustang Lsniment.

This invaluable remedy, In praise Of which 50
such has been said and written, wherever it has
been introduced. we are pleased TO see is now Oh
taned in our town. The curative properties as
erbed to this article are such as we cau readily
believe come within the power Of come remedial
agents 70 effect Its recommended for quick, al
most electrical effect in alayiDg pain and assua-
ging inflammation, giving tone TO the nerves and in
aigorating the muscles when excited or impaired,
and in fact for all those forms Of the ls to which
flesh is heir" that may be reached by external,
application
The reader is referred to the advertisement In
the paper for certified statements Of It's effects on
those vino, unfortunate in their Affections, were
favored In the possession Of so valuable remedy
We learn that a gentleman in this town viii add
bis testimony to its efficacy in q case Of sprain ;
this will confer benefit on many who may he in
duced 10 avail themselves Of its benefits only by
its having the prestige Of new name. Sec adver-
ttsement in another COLUMN.
Dec % 1s52--2w