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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-01-12

SCENE AT THE CINCINNATI NATIONAL THEATRE
APag Among the RaUels. Last night, during the
performance of the Green Monster by the Raves, at
the National, an incident occurred which, although
pig-my in one respect, was the occasion of huge
fund of merriment During one of the most interest
ing scenes of the pantomine, without summons from
the call-boy, signal from the prompter, firing of cul
verns or flourish of rumpets, grave, long shouted
long legged, inqustve looking pig walked dellbe'
ratey from behind the scenes and confronted the
White Knight Gabriel Ravel,) with a broad stare Of
inqury-as much as 20 say, what's the excitement
if the pig was perplexed, Gabriel was astonished
while from the pit to gallery the whole house was IN
paroxysm of delight. Piggy looked at Gabriel
Gabriel gazed at piggy, and they both surveyed each
other Piggy seemed delighted with his reception
by the audience but had some reason to complain Of
his treatment at the hands of the rest of the compa
! ny.
! Whether the familiarity with which his tail and
ears treated was intended for the purpose OF
otherwise, he suddenly broke forth into strains Of
harmony calculated to establish his reputation as q
vocalist forever. His voice is rich tenore of great
force and compass, and his lungs of immense power
considering his averdupos. AS he was elected from
the premises somewhat summariiy, it is to be pre-
sumed that the manager did not consider it for his in
terest to continue the engagement .-Ctnc'nmah Com
| merciGL, Dec. 6.
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NOTICE,

ass I WILL SELL the 25h of January, 1855 all the
lands belonging to Fl. Mcmillan, formerly he ands of
Catharne Henry three miles from Long Cree = - we'll
adapted for Turpentine, Shingles, Corn, &c. For u>te
particulars inquire of the subscriber, the premises
HENRY MCMILLAN.
New Hanover County N. c.. Jan. II, 1855 lets
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
NHH Subscribers have this day formed Co-partnership
under the firm of KING & NIXON, for the purpose Of
carrying on the BUTCHERING BUSINESS in the town
of Wilmington,
Persons having stock dispose Of will receive the fullest
market price for good article They intend offering
sany, at their Stall in the Market House, the very cho
meats that possibly be procured to which they
vite the attention and patronage of the public
II KING,
c. H. NIXON.
Jan. l, 1856 19-3m*
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Jan. II, 1855.

NEW GROVE ACADEMY, Near kenansVille.
TINE subscriber has much pleasure informing his friends
the public generally, that he expects to his
bv 20 pleasantly situated about mile from the village
with ample accommodation for any desirable number of pu
pills The building will very be completed and due
tice will be given of the opening of the School
Aided competent assistants, and with the command of
homes to give entire satisfaction all who be
DISPOSED to conde his the education Of their children
and wards Board may be procured with the Principal or
with other families the vicinity at per month; and the
whole cost of Board and Tuition will not exceed from $40 to
$50 per session of five months No pains will be spared
prepare his pupils thoroughly for College, for Teaching
for Business.
For further particulars, address e,+,,,,-,-,,
kenansville, N c..
ATSO-Beng DESTROYS of removing his residence the
more immediate vicinity of the Academy he offers for sale his
HOUSE AND LOT, IN kENANSVlLLE.
The dwelling comfortable and convenient containing
seven rooms with Pantry and Kitchen attached together
WITH neat Office or study Servants Houses Smoke House.
Barn. Stables, &c. all framed buildings recently put up
The lot covers nearly five with excellent water and
choice selection of Fruit Trees in bearing state Including
Apples Pears Peaches Pums Cherries Nectarnes, April
cots and Grapes. 49,
To those desrous superior facilities for educating their
children this situation offers peculiar advantages snce in
addition to Schools already existing, Female Seminary
is lust about to be commenced.
PRICE-$2, 800, with interest till paid
Jan. 4, 1854 lOZ-6t-IS-5t
Herald and Commercial copy weeklySt
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TURPENTINE-Sti continues to very slowly and the
receipts have been principally of small parcels On Thursday
last the price advanced 10 CENTS with sales 81 80 for
yellow dip and 81 so for hard B 2S0 lbs since which time
the market has ruled steady and parcels have been taken
arrival these quotations. The sales for the week ended
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NEW YORK Jan. 3.-Naval Stores-Generally, have
been quiet and prices without material change Stock
of Turpenne about 1000 bbs and of Spirits Turpentne,
5000 bbs Common Rosn continues scarce, and medium
White, plenty. Tar is plenty and dull The sales only
400 bbs Spirits Turpentine at 45 AZ cents cash. in
shipping order he latter for so bbs ony and A.
cash. retail lots; 1000 North County Common Resin,
afoa, 81 IS y 80 h. and few hundre barrels Norfolk
Turpentine, s. rs y 2S0 Ii.
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NorE. River LUMBER Tar, and Turpentine sold in the
subject the expense Of landing inspection coop
erage, Lumber 80 cents to 81 u M; Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is % bb-and naval stores
when brought per railroad about the in
Cured FLOR Virgin or mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made. according to quality
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un only 81 bbls. VIZ:

None offering market this morning.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- market for this article has ruled
unsteady during week. and the price has gone down 2@3cs
last Thursdays quotation. There is fair supply
market and buyers show disposition to operate at
our figure The sales for the week comprise 439 bbls
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d.. I.4lETTEV1LLE AND SOUTHERN PLANK RoAD.-A
declared III 'iie i"'' ino'''1' nos "o''
An Inc secretary and Treasurer's statement to the
s i|nua Stockholders Meeting on Thursday last
50 -oc i've receipts for the past year to have been
tw" 90 Of which 81 1920 has been paid in
"D dividends of per cent each and most of the
s I'aCe expended for salaries and repairs, propo-
rls OF road from the Plank Road TO Antioch was
Directors. '"' i"'oraO'e co"So9f"00n u 'He
w 9' Z. Benbow, A. A. Mcclellan, E. J. Lilly
hon 6earce, VIM. McLaurin, J. H. Cook, w. Draug.
Dr. DR., ~ T. Mcintyre, and w. C. McNeil are the
O'scIors for the present year.
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Too Obvious- Why is the next portion of Macau
lays History of England like the premier Because
everybody wishes ii out
The mild weather has opened navigation again on
Erie. and steamers running from Buffalo to Cleve
land.
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ZERaTAN'S ANTI-SCORBUTIC TOOTHWASH.
En TfTE T,AnTEQ

NOTHING adds more to beauty than clean white Teeth,
and veon lips become epulsive if the latter when they
open exhibit the horrible spectacle Of neglected teeth All
BREATH should give ZERMAN'S TOOTH WASH trial
For sale by G. s. D. DUPRE. Agents.
Sept. 49, '54--2ll Wilmington N c.
Herald and Commercial copy
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nnn Is Kinney Expedition - 1t is stated that large
Oh men are being enrolled by Col Kinneys
crHa agents, for his Musquito expedition Re-
at Ro are required 10 pay S25 in advance, and to be
of F1ored and forty acres of land and $500 at the end
VI Inc year-Sun. ''N '-o Gnu
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

So 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
rates have to be paid.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

~ The subscriber offers for sale all that tract of land E
- ing in the fork of the North East River and Turkey
Greek, IA miles from Wilmington, containing about
thousand Any person wishing to engage the shin
gle business cutting Wood this place offers and
excellent chance There be about 900 shin
giles made the land and about 5000 cords of Pine Wood
of which will be to haul half mile and about
1000 cords of Ash and Maple Wood and there not bet
ter cattle and hogs this section of the State
For terms, apply to SANL R. BUNTING. II
Jan. 5, 1855. l03-4t---19-6t
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, tILNIINGTON BOOK BINDERY.

First door below the Cape Fear Bank up Stairs.
TS establishment, which is complete in every depart
ment requisite to accommodate the business of this place
and will hereafter be under the sole control Mr. PHILIP
HIlNSBERGER, who is in all respects finished work.
and will take pleasure in executing work left with him
in manner calculated to give the fullest satisfaction to all
who may be inclined to patronize him.
The Materials and Stock for the bndery were purchased
and brought out by from the North without any expecta-
ton of profit in the accommodation afforded to
selves and others who might have binding to be DONE and
with the view to Obviae the necessity of sending abroad for it,
with the trouble expense and delay unavondaby incurred
doing MIR Heinsberge has the use of the Materials
and we respectfully ask ofhe people of Wilmington and the
surrounding Counties to give him such support as will en-
able him to continue Book binding permanent business
in this place. fail be very great accommoda-
ton and advantage to the community.
FULTON & PRICE.
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SASH AND BLIND FACTORY.

THE Wilmington Sash and Blind Factory is in operation
again. and prepared to execute all orders at short
for SASH Blinds, Doors Scrolls and Brackets of any
shape figure Columns for Porche ouldngs any pat
Banisters and Hand Rails for Stairway Turn
ing of any dimension.
The proprietor socs the patronage of his friends and the
public large and hopes to merit the by the ell
of his work and prompt attention to all orders forward
ed to him.
Office and Factory first building North of the Wilmington
& Raleigh Rail Road Depot. 5. P. IVEY.
Jan. 18th, 1855. 19-5t
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4 DisconsoIate Lover (Sam 1.-The signal failure
of the Seminal of alma at the Haymarket is not
what may be termed the fortune of war, but the mis-
fortune of piece which endeavors to make war
funny.
Flying ColorS-A woman uses rouge to lend a
tinge to her face. man employs impudence TO give
q color TO his Cheek
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Turpentine Dtstillery and Mil Site, &c., for

Iurpentlne DfStlltery aud Nal Site, &C., for Sale
ON the 18th day of January next, will sell without
any reserve to the highest bidder the following
valuable property to vital those five Lots Of Land stua
ted on the Peninsula opposite Georgetown containing 24
feet front Sampt River same being one of the most
eligible locations to be found in this section, either for
Mill Site Turpentine Dteries, having been used for
the latter purpose for the last four years This oppor
tunty for DESTROYS to embark in either business
which rarely occurs market being well supplied from its
immense back country with Crude Turpentne and Ton
Timber.
We viii also sell two Stills, Gone of Is bbls and the other
For further particulars refer to Mr. Geo Harriss
Mr.. A Morgan at Wilmington, both Of whom have
the premises. The terms of sale o. and II months
credit with interest from day of sale, notes of equal in
salments payable the Bank of Georgetown, S. c. with
approved personal security. 80. 80 ..
S. B. FURNACE g. CO..
Dec. 10, 1854. 67-t13J-l6-tI3J
Her. cnnv and send bill to this Office.
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SLACKSMITHING

a THE Subscribers would respectfully inform the cti-
G9zens of Wilmington and surrounding vicinity, that.
" having in their employ at their NEW ESTABLISH
the HsI most e sh enareJ tx is BE- me
MAKERS at the shortest notice, with WOODS CELE-
BRATED ROUND SLAVES, and FARMERS with
PLOWS of any and all descriptions of superior adaptation
to SOUTHERN AGRlCULTURE. to any thing Of the
ING DONE IN THE VERY BEST STYLE.
Wilmington, n. c.. L. WOOD & co.
Jan. 18th. lS55-I96m North Water Street.
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FOR RENT.

5&@A LARGE and commodious HOUSE, with suita-
EaI bic out houses situated II miles from Wilmington,
IL the terminus of the w. s. T. Plank Road and
built for the purpose Boarding House The situation
offers inducements to any person who may wish to
gage the business of Tavern keeping being situated at
ropsa Academy where number of boarders be readily
obtained there being male school in successful operation
and female school in contemplation
For terms inquire of N. n. Nixon, Wilmington JOS.
NJ. Foy, SCOTS Hill. J. NJ. FOY, Agent.
Jan. 10th, 1854 l07-It-wl9tf
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STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

xI~S.l~ THE "STEAMER SPRAY" length 40
feet, breadth Is feet, draws less than "a inches
has two engines of fifty horse power each is fitted up fT
carrying passengers, having excellent Accommodations for
same has capacity for large quantity of freight speed
equal to any boat of her dimensions two years DID,
ted in good order.
For terms, which will be accommodating, apply in per-
by letter to the subscriber at Wilmington n G.
Dec. 16, 1S54.-87-lm A, II. VANBOKKELEN =.
Head Quarters 3Osh Regiment N. &. Militia!
WILMINGTON, December 18th, 1854
To the Captains Of Companies composer the S0 Regt:
YOU hereby ordered to hold election at
n era precincts the 18th day of January 1856 for
u Colonel Lit Colonel and Major to fill vacancies caused
by the gnaton Of Col. VIM B. Flanner It. Col John
j. Hedrck and Major Asa A Hartsfeld and have your
turns to within ten days from the day of election
BY order of Fl. IL. WATERS
Brig Gen of Sd Brigade
JACOB VESSEL,
Capt. commanding 30th Reg't N. G. M.
Dec, IS, 1854 S7-tf-l6-It
h1S-ToWn nanerS cOnv
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Office Wilmington s. Manchester r. r. Co.,
W1LaIINGInN n E, Ian llth 1853
s 80

THE Seventh Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
i Wilmington & Manchester Rail Road. will be held at
Wilmington N. c. Wednesday, the 9th January, 1855
that being the first Wednesday after the fourth Monday
January, 1855.
full Meeting is desirable
JOHN McRAE, Jr., Sec'y.
I'm
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For Field officers 30th Regiment N. C. Militia.
For Colonel-Capt. ]. W. VESSEL,
" Lieut.. Col.-JOHN COWAN.
&c Major-E. G.. MEARES.
Ian
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A Walk bp1JO11d W07kor

Il walk beyond Walker.
Most people that with call
The seat of war Sebastopol;
But that's not right, say some people
You should pronounce it Sebastople.
AdUice to the Ordnance.-Spare expense : in.
creasing the cahbre of your guns. 1t will be great
er bore to the enemy than to
One Comfort.-Hardly poor fellows may fare
in the Crimea but the emperor of Russia won't have
his Turkey this Christmas.
Il Companion to the Calendar-Newgate has al
ready it's Calendar of Crime, and judging from the
atrocities practised by the Russian soldiers in the
East, Nicholas will soon be able to furnish appro-
pirate companion in his Calendar of the Crimea.'
Il Scotch FdSt.-Al the spiders in Glasgow are,
for the future, condemned to fast regularly once
week, for that no flies are allowed to come
out a Sunday.
HINT from KosSuth. In attacking the Russian bear,
you will find no weapon efficient unless you also
employ Pole.
4 Hat IN Want Of q Place.-We admire enthusi-
in the artist. In fact, without enthusiasm, the
author is but paperstaner, the painter but color
grinder the scup tor but clipper of stone. Admir-
ing the generous quality that makes the artist, we
were delighted to hear that Mr.. Charles Kean had
purchased Horace Walpoe's Strawberry Hill sale,
with an obique view to the future production of
Henry the Eightb-had purchased the hat, the genu-
inc hat-duly authenticated-of Cardinal Wolsey.-
Now, it may be very laudable in Mr. Charles Kean
to buy Cardinal Woseys hat but this question aOi-l
arise-What in the name of all fitness of things
WHAT is he to put it on I?
Another for Aberdeen-" Victory, or that old alb
bey," was Lord Nelson's cry. Lord Raglan is nearly
the same. Victory, in spite of that old Abby"
Il Great Liberal.-What munifcent sovereign is
Nicholas See in what a generous manner he sac
rifices his hordes
The Foreign Vintage and the British Cellar.-The
extensive failure of the vintage owing to the disease
of the grape, will probably not occasion, in this coun
try an appreciate scarcity of wine. If every grape
in Portugal has persisted this season, there is little
fear that England will be supplied the less plentiful
" on that account with Port.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
WILMINGTON, DECEMBER 30th, 1854,
M ON the first Monday in FEBRUARY, next, the Court
IA House. in Elizabethown shall hire out for one wear
all the Slaves belonging to the Estate of the late Gen
AGJames l. Mckay The usual bonds and securit will
be required.
JAMES ROBERTSON.
Administrator with the Will annexed,
Dec. 80, 1894. 9S-tdh---lS-tdh
A Herald Commercial Standard, Observer Carolinaian
Argus and n c. Republican, copy day of hire and for
ward bills to this Office.
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Having the use of the Binding Materials of Mesrs
Fulton & Price, will give my entire attention to executing
all orders for Bookndng its various branches promptly
and in the best feel confident being able to do
my work well and favourable as it can be
done in the Northern Cities The patronage public
is respectfully solicited
Nov IL. 1854. PHILIP HETNSRFR GER
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IN Coughs. Colds Bronchitis.

Diseases of the Throat and Lungs in SCRoFULA, HUMoRs,
SYPHILIS, Disease of the Blood, remember BURROWS
ELIXIR VII Il is the only nfable specific known. Among
others the Rev. THOMAS HUME of Portsmouth, Va, en-
nent divine of the Baptist pursuason has permitted the
Of his NAME having been cured ola disease of the Throat
and Lungs And for diseases of the Blood the MAsoNs and
ODD FLows have enforced its virtues and for most dis
of chronic nature its virtues certified to by
5000 persons* Price only S. for six bottles aFor sale
by all Dealers in Medicine.
ia The genuine is for sale in Wilmington, by A. O. Brad
ley, and by all dealers in Medicines.
Oct 24th, 1854 J2d,-d&w-2w
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For Coonel-JOHN L. CANTWELL,
Z" Lieut. Down. NJ WALKER,
g Major-EDWARD G. ME ARES.
Jan. 8 lnn-lS-t-I5I
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E7NVYa novel just out by Eugene Sue For sale al
II I T MILNI,S
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june 10Th. 1854

HoLLowAYs PLs.These excellent Pills prepared after
of study expressly adapted the of living
OF the Citizens of the Union who constantly afflicted
with arrangements of the liver and stomach accompanied
With drowsy feelings they possess the miraculous vr
tues in restoring health and correcting the above disorders
by them all impurities of the blood removed, the diges
tive organs are strengthened and the appetite
The popularity they have obtained with the Citizens of the
Union convincing proofs of their efficacy One trial is
all they require to secure their recommendation.
Sold at the Establishments of Professor Holloway 80 Maiden
Lane New York. and PA Strand Temple Bar London
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers Medicines
throughout the British Empire of those the United
in Boxes at $780, Sc 81 50 each Wholesale by the principal
Drug houses OF the Union and by A O. BRADLEY, Whining
ton, n. G.
There considerable saving taking the largest
N b. Directions for the guidance patients every disorder
are affixed to each box.
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E1SEIGHTS

REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY II, 1855.
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Terrible Case of rofVlIas OF Twelve Years Stand
Ing, Cured in One EIonts by Burrows Elixir Vitze.

Ing, Cured in One EIomtis by Burrows Elixir VtDe
NORFOLK, Va July 49, 1854.
Mr. B. Burrow-Dear Sr-I am under great obligations
to you for eectng of that dreadful disease Scroa
by your preparations called Elixir Vita The disease had
baed the most sktu Physicians and had taken at least
hundred bottles of Sarspariila &C. without any effect
was in the most deporabe condition. port Of neck u
ceraed to such eren to teape my tcindpe crposed
indeed life seemed to burden. had given the
idea of ever finding relief until by who had
been similarly affected and cured by your medicine,
induced to take preparation and although had
been afflicted t'cere gears yes in the short space of
thirty dgyS entirely cured in good health
and have been since. The thorough miracle
Yours very respectable, JOHN WEBB.
This to certify that John Webb appeared before this
day and made oath to the above statement. well
quainted with Mr. John Webb he is respectable citizen
of this city. WILLIAM D.. DELANY,
Mayor of Norfolk Va.
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FTNOBACCO.--l0 Drums Extra Chewing Tobacco said to
be superior to any other in market AsoIO Boxes low
grades, for sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON
Dec 2Ist, 1854.
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OUR NJ O. TITO IS "PO PLEASE,D
49,, Wilmington Saddle Harness, EfSSNT =
OFWsTRuNK a MP MRrac MAsTG9

! Saddles, Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags &c.. made {
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons buying to manufacture Whips wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehiclesbought and sold on commits
sion. JOHN J. CONOLEY
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ME. 600 barrels in fine order. For sale bv
IL Dec. %. FREEMAN h. HOUSTON
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-20
ERl.MRGlp'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILiA.

For Iarvy,ngtse BLOOD, rcmouit3 all diseases art
eng from excess If Hercary, exposure and impru-
dence iife chronic constitutional disease arising
from imP're state Of the Blood and The only rei
able aud eD.ct9ot ksoc. remedy for the Of Scro-
FUR, SAT- ktsHa, iScdti Had, Utcere,ions oFhe
fhroat and Legs, Patns cna sretiags otthe Bones
Te'ter, Pimpes on the Face, end al Seaiy Eruptons
IF The Skin.
This atticle is now prescribed by soEe of the most
distinguished physicians in the country, and has
proved eifeient in practice than any prepars-
ton OF Sarsaparisia yet offered to the public
Several cases OF secondary Syphilis, Mercurial ahd
Ssroulous diseases have entirely recovered in the
incurabe wards of our Public Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode of treatment
that could be devised. These cases furnish striking
examples of the sa!utary effects of this medicine in
arresting of the most aveterate diseases. after
the glands were destroyed, and the bones already
aife cted.
NorIce.--Letters from responsible Physicians
and Professors of several Medical Colleges and GER
tieates of from patients will be found ACCOM-
panying both Preparations.
ParoRs, Fluid Extract Of Bnchu5 81 pey bottle, or Q
bottles for SIS.
I" ~ Sarsanarilla, q q &c
equal in strength to gallon Of Syrup of Sarsarar
lila.
Prepared and sold by H. 7. HfIMB0LD, Chem
list, 26s Chestnut Street, near the Girard House,
Philadelphia.
To be had of and
of Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Htetsers directed TO Proprietor o, uge.t vsce,oe I'm
-edidtc atteafioa.
July a. lS55.--l V.