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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-26
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FROM the enrliest ages Wine has been known
and esteemed one OF the choicest productions OF the
earth. 1t is rendered preyerbial in Scripture In
thepresent age good Wine is not only valued as a
luxury, but there are several kinds wi ich are held
in high estimation by the meuicul profession. and
form valuable commodity in every good Dispansa
tory In Europe there are upwards Of fifty different
kinds OF grape But it has remained for modern
science and skill to produce luxurious and delight
full Wine from Medical Plants and Roots This ob.
iect has been fully accomplished in an article coed
Dir. Ha!sey's Forest Wine. From valuable for
mnla OF Roots, Plants, &c, of the highest medical
order. Is here produced pure Wine, equal if not
superior III favor to any imported mt the same time
retaining AN the virtues OF one of the best Medicinal
Formulas cy.F known.
No iuy@I. can object to take the Forest Wine on
account Of %sng grceate taste, und none can take il
without being convinced OF it, great value as a med.
leal agent From our own experience we can yonch
ior the excellence nf this Wine, und we uust TINT
very whose health is in the least impaired, will
eead DR.. Halsey's advertisement, which will be
trgnd IN our columns Io-duy, and avail themselves
OF the remedy,
For safe by the appoint ted Agent Joan BrALL
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,Srom 00las9jnptou.


NAsssNssos. Dcs. l..
The House adjourned TO day at 'he asa
~ hour. after taking the ASH hal!oi for
Speaker without result. The curtain let
down viii AR BinksA Al lie. Mr, Richard
son IS. Mr. Fuller e7. and s,veral Others
from one 10 half a dczen apiece. BIZ Banks,
vote i. the elise 10 day. and in iaei
uhfoa CHOU the dsy, is the same he received
v.s'eriay: and il l5ak, as i. he has a.iain
- hs higles, mark.
The failure to organize is msinly surbl
led TO tie desire Of Mr.. Henry Il F1.ier, ci
Psrpsy lval.ia. TO be Speaker. That gentle
man has kept q corporajs guard Of mem
her. vctins for nim sinae the opeain5 of ,hs
res-ionin the h pc the, lie sill at last came
ir for Sweepstakes. at hon: hs l1fed on
the An,iAebfsska save, but s;uce coming
20 Washington he has iauai it ,Sped;cu!
to no4;fy hs views. T, con .i,4lc 'he
eonihern wing Of the Aa,- Administration
party. aud through tLeir y1.e5 ehF..e
himself 70 The Speakers chair. hs has plel
grd himself TO the admission Vi Kansas
with whatever Constitution lie may adopt
f,r herself, be il Slave or Free This is al
abandonment OF eL;s former position, ami
one that does him no credit, because it dee,
not spring from conviction Of foEmer er
for, but from base, sordil, selfish, all ab
sorbng desire TO grasp the hohors aud the
rry6ts Of the Spsakershi ] a rec lhQ
Kansas ou2ht to be admiue ~ih wiatey
~ Constitution she may bring--that has
always been my platform; but ! deapis'
hey man vino would cohe npon that Plat
form from the lishonotable motive that In
br,ighf'over Mr. Henry NJ, Fiilcr. Uu
le, his An,iNebraskt frienls take care oI
him. l. j. iher concern: Got mine.
This pro.ractsd failure 10 afg nizs is q
serious Inconvenience to your correspondent
who, being new conner, canaol get a sea
ut the Reportes's desk TIL Speaker is cho
saa. he has to take hi, chance with the
hundreds who crowd the galleries 10 cate!
what transpres in the ring"
notwithstanding the prolracted stru ~"
very COOL feeling prevails The ''iatrns
excitement certnin CORRESPONDENTS o cit
pa7ers have SO much TO say about, could nc
be found by the shrswiest police Office;
armed uifh n sn4rrb VI ,rrant
The Democrats are in = particularly fin
hu nor. Being ir hopeless minority, the
have nothing to trouble them They NJ
enjoying the perplsxity of the,r inharmc
nlous opponents,
A further decline in Land Warrants ha
occurred. Tley are now woplh 81 to 9
cents per acre, and will 90 lower yet.
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E9y-No ballots were taken in Conpres

Ey"No ballots were taken in Congress
on last Friday or Saturday for speaker
These two days were spent in quarreIlingand
wrapgling. Extra Billy Smith" of Virginia.
X. N. and editor Of the Washington Star,
Independent, had "knock down. while
old Giddings and McMulen of the Legion,
Virginia, permitted some sharp words to
pass between them. But were afraid to fight.
That is The way fusionism squanders the
peoples money.
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"Hnzzah for bingham"

What is the malt,l? What has Bingham
been doing in Congress that has made bis
name SO wonderful? Ger eyes were salaied
with the above bold glariug heading in the
last number OF the Csdis Republican. We
looked at it, and wondered what's N. Has
Johnny been doing something wonderful in
Congress? We were told al along by some
Of his peculiar admirers that lie EoulC per
form wonders there, and we supposed that
the above heading indicated thar he had per-
formed some wonderful exploit. We read
on, and found out that he had wrote the fol-
lowing silly letter to our ueigLbor. Here
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Dimensions Of Heaven-room fog
us all.

Dimensions of Heaven-room fog
us all.
Some fellow who is good at figures ha
cyphered out "a room sixteen feet wide,
for every body that goes to Heaven
Here is the way he does it:
'tAnd he measured the city with the reed
twelve thousand furlongs. The length and
the breadth and the height Of it are equal.
Rev. 81: H."
Twelve thousand fur'ongs, 1890, 900 feet
which being cubed, 496. .763, ,088, ,096, 900,
900, 900 cubic feet. Half Of this we VIII
reserve for the Throne of God and the
Court of Heaven, and half the balance for
streets, leaving remainder of l24, 1873,
272 9o0,0 ,0oo, 100000 cubic feet. Divide
thisb 4,o96, the cubical feet in room l6
feet square, and there will be 80, 321 843,
100000 rooms. We will suppose the
world always did and always will contain
660,00, 900 inhabitants, and that q gene
ration lasts for thirty eight and a half years
making in all l,7oo, ,oo9, 900 very century,
and. that the world will stand 400, ,OOo
years making iu all 10000. 600, 900, 600
Iinhabitanh. Then suppose there were one
hundred worlds equal to this, in number
Of inhabitants aud duration of years, ma.
king a total Of 10000, 900, 900, 600, ,ooo
persons. Then there would be room le
feet wide for each person. and yet there
would be room.
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Cattle Tarkets.

ALLEGHANY, Dec CO.
BEEyEs-About so were sold; extra,
choice cattle brought 4, gross; choice do
81; tair 10 prime do 2!@4l; and inferior
lots l3@2f, there being but little inquiry
or the lauer.
sheeP-There was but a slight supply,
lat q 93l, gross; from q to ruling.
llo5s-Butchers pay 54@6{ gross for
choice corn fed.
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ImBortant News.

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MON ~ ali the nm, 10 pay for hands paper, rent
SC. These contIn AL demands ngainst a We can.
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therefore earnestly desire 10 have settlement with
every man a.Ei US tar either subscription, ad
Jusiugo OF lob work, ygaiust the first day of next
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Foreign glt1s.
Arrival Ct the Asia.
HAnEAx. Dec. I9. IG

HALIFAX Dec. rs iOJo
The steamship Asia arrived here this
morning with Liverpool dates up to The OH
inst.
The affairs in the CriDea are unchanged.
The papers furnish no remarkable events as
having occurred there.
The rumors Of peace are still abundant,
but inaulhentic. CoEsols went up upon the .
strength these rumors.
The Ehglish papers are filed with peace
rumoss, but their assertions are totally at
variance with tie views of the continental
press.
The London Times, and D'Israehs organ
assert that peace is at hand, thet Austria is
about to address an ulGmatum 10 Russia,
summon.rg her, under threat 0! breaking
olT negotiations with her to accept such con-
di.ious Of peace as the western powers are
now willing 10 assent TO- but which they
will not agree 10 after another successful
campaign.
The Berlin correspondence of the London
Moraing Chronicle says; Austria viii main'
tain the validity Of the treaty OF December
%, hen,e all attempts of the o;her German
States to exercise or presume upon the Wes.
tern Powers, with the view TO paciicat)n
have been paralized,
There are various reports of attempts at
negotiation. but the state of affairs apparent
ly stand thus: Austria has made commu.
nicalion TO France embolyihg terms, which
she is prepared to propose to Russia as an
ulIimatum. France has submitted this
communication to England, and both Gov
ernmenis have it now unler consideration
The terms are a great advance upon any
yet offered, but are terms of Austria and
not Russia.
Austria does not guarantee to join the al
lies if the ultmatum is rejected. but suspend
relations with Russia.
The London Times says positively. tho
the treaty with Sweden has been signed a
Stockholm, while the Post firmly denie.
' it,
Private letters from St. Phtcrshurgh IN
dictate TO desire on the part Of Russia fol
. peace. The overland trade profitable au,
money abundant.
Adyices from the Ciimea state that
: weab fire was still kept up by the belge
rents, but nothing Of importance occurred
The north side Of ScbastopoI is rapidly as
snming gigantic dimensions. Preparation:
(o: destroying the docks are nearly compile
ted.
The bulk Oft Russian army returneJ
to its former position. The French hav
:, been reinforced by an arrival Of 1890
troops. The English and Sardiuians hay
also been reinforced. Considerable add
ton continues at the same time 10 be mag
to the Russian forces. The Russians c0n
tnue to threaten Kcrych, which has Beer
largely reinforced.
The Imperial Com mercial Bank of Ode
/ sa has failed.
d A dispatch from the Baltic, dated 6 /
le states that the united sqaadrons, nnder Ad
n, miral Dundas, were then passing the beI
's 's homeward.
~ A Russian Grand Council Of War was t.
be held at st. Peters5urgh to settle pl7
s. for the defense of The coast from the GuI
T. OF Bpthnia to the southern extremity OF q
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At the adj iurnment OF the House yes
terday, notes WAS given that meeting Of
the anti Administrator" members wo'd
tahe place Ia the evening. The design was
Z to get hold Of the flesh pots Of the House
to-day. The meeting took place pursuant
to notice, and was very well attended. -
The participants had a lively lime of it,
they nouuted each other, axe in hand, and
chopped away Hish right good viii, NIX
ing tbs chips dy in all dire,tons A mum
bsr Withdrew sram the meeting. ana those
vino remained failed utterly 10 block out q
plan whereby the House ntigh be orsani
zsd without farther delay.
The. House met at the usual h3ar to-day
- IL o clock when various propositions for
orgauizng were submitted sad recaiv,d d
with roars or laughter! There were some
sharp spsrring between several mem5ets.
which afforded coed deal of amusement
10 the spectators and gave rise to no ua-
pleasant feeling between the artor'.
john Wheelor. OF New York, defined
his p5sitioa--past, present and prospective
ina rather prosy speech. II" denied that
he wanted to bs Speaker, bat sal the
Hou y "might go farther and fare worse"
for which Information the House gave hii1
tremendous gufaN!
Mr.. English, Of Indiana, made an earnes
sp.-ch. throwing the responsibility Of tht
f,lure to organize upon the mej"ri'y, anc
insisting that the Democratic side Of lh'
II I've was not to blame
Father Giddings responded that Il O..
Y d morats would just maleb out Of tEt
b u. the majority could elect Speaker Or
lie arst ballot This suggestion brought
d,.gn tho HouseF'
A talI.- well dressed, clerical looking gen
teman, in full suit OF black, includin.
bi lex doves, and whose name do no
know, proposed lkat the North should Sc
lsct Speaker from the South. OF the ooui'
select one from the North. You my be
all the money you have out at interest i;
lthe hands of delnqusnt subscribers, tina
this proposition was received with shout
Messrs. Marshall. of kentucky, Lelcbe
Il land McMullen, Of Virginia, and Others
participated in the discussions evoked by
lyarious propositions looking to speedy
electicn of Speaker. Mr.. MsMillen prom
Used to submit plan Of compromise or
Monday.
Il Two ballots were taken, both Of whcl
resulted as follows: For Banks. l05; 70
\ R chardsou "a; for Fiiler. 40; and about a
zen scattering. .rhs House then adjourn
si; and thus endeh the second week Of th'
session, 10 which the 6Ist ballot had been
HI .aLen withou. effect. G.
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4 Humbug e. pIoded,

The fls;oniSts clam to have II OF a ma
jor:y in Congress. Horace Greedy writing
home from Washington, tells as follows.
sha; prospect there is of the repeal of the
Nebraska bill
LET the country understand, then, most
distinctly, that there is not a real majority
iii The House opposed to the principle and
policy embodied in Douglas Nebraska Bill
How does fusion like that?
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E1'The Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald, aays that if sober
ness constitutes dignity, Mr.. Banks must
make digniied Speaker, as he has the
air of a New England Clergyman pacing
the deck of steamer which he expects eve
ry minute will blow up.
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Es3- Tl.osc that desire to see what bogus
anti slavery men !hInk Of the Germans, can
read au article in the last Ohio Columbian,
professel Free Soil paper. headed -"Pre
serving the purity Of cleo ions"
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''We hank thee, Jew, fof that Word,
Oar rti3hbor in speeking of the o.gani,
"a ION Ct Congress says
Tie Democrats support Mr.. Richardson.
and being in the minority no blame can at
zach 70 lhem"
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Gg- fhe Ohio Legislature convenes in Co,
.umbas January 7. This county will have
considerable v'igu in the Senate. if is
only ia g--s; while in tie House of Repre-
sen'ativesi! will be represented rather LIGHT
tY
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aarSauator Douglass was in Columbus
on last Thursday on his way TO Washington.
lis health has been somewhat improved.
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what "Anti Nebraska Democrat
Means.

& Mr. Wells Of Milwaukee, WHO was elect
II q ,ngress as democrat was claimed by
she Fasionisls, after they failed TO defeat
shim. "A an anti Nebraska Democrat He
wsass for Richardson as Speaker, wbereup-
IN M ,he "anti Nebraska Democratic" pa
sers abuse him; they say be should have
!. y ed for Campbell, The Abclitionist Knows
! y .slsiar. and Wing. Anti-Nebraska mean
3nii-D Democrat
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GDNJohn NJ Shrock, the Holmes county
te .sul cr, has bsen sentenced 10 the Pcni,
.eaiiry for one year.
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EE- The Office of the Eagle and Enquirer,
Appeal aud tie Wig, were destroyed by
Gre il Memphis on the 18th inst.
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E-lfS4m Houston has been repuliated
by the Legislature of Texes, for his Know
So.aingism Good.
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EyAfter all it might devolve on the
Sergeant at Arms to organize the House
Were he to withheld the pay of membera
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Gil Of GrRneuina.

TI7O2 the Growth, Restoration AMI Preservation
< OF the Heir.
the oil Of Grapevine is the result of twanty
years investigation by tremch physiapn a,ti Is
now extensively used in this country al in France
both for The purpose of Keeping the Hair sU glossy
aud RESTORING IT IN BALD PLACES.
For sale by l2An BealI, Cadi2, Ohio
Dec l9 lr5sM
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GJ- Two or three letters of our Washing
ton corr, spondence failed to come to hand
tais week. flour correspondent would send
them via Wheeling, they would come sew
cral days sooner.
We should be pleased il the Washington
Union would send their paper the same way
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Che Ohio Farmer FOR 1858.

= i@S SA4+o - SSA AAS4 AJA ASS0s
"The Ohio Farmer" will commence its
Fifth Volume, January lst, 1856. 1t is
now so well ard so generally known, that lit
tie need be said in Its behalf. With the ex.
perience which we have gained in editing
il, for the past four years. and with the
knowledge Of the wants Of the public, which
much travel and correspondence has given
us, together with the very many able Con-
tribgtors which we have been constantly
adding to our heretofore long list, we feel
that the Ohio Farmer is more than ever
worthy Of the patror age Of the entire coun
try, and we can assure all that however tx
celIent it may have been for the past year,
it will be better for the year to come.
The Ohio Farmer will continue 10 be is,
issued weekly on large folio sheet Of clean
white paper, and on clear type, and lustra-
ted with Cuts of Domestic Animals, Imple-
ments, Trees, Houses, &C., g., will receive
careful attention.
TERMS Ms--INvARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Single copy ono year 81 Done copy six months 81
Three copies : Five copies
Five copies s Ten copies {
Ten copies one year. Sl5.
A club Of five subscribers at Sc, will en-,
title the person making it up to a copy fol
six months; club of ten at St5, to d copy
for one year. Subscribe without delay.
THO. BROOM, Proprietor and Editor
Cleveland, Ohio.
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MANUFACTURED BY
b nNA1.n KE MN Ell

DONALD KEEN ED XXI. u
No 100 Warren street, Roxbnry, Mass. Pricc$I
wholesale Agents. Geo II. Keyser, Pitisburgs
II. H. Logan & Co., Wheeling; j. 2. Fleming, Al
And al Retail " John Beu and John Mclean,
Cadiz and BY Joha McGuire, Cadiz Junction Of y 4.
III. r.; and by aII respectable druggists every
where.
Dec 10, l955ly
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w. L. MARcY, Secretary of State.
GREEN MGMpnns.--A writer from Wa.

GREEN MEMBERS. writer from Wash
ington City says
There are some new members in the pre-.
sent House, who would be great gamers if
they could change natures with the chame-
leon, and only appear green, when siding
in green objects. | observed one yesterday
chaffering with the old apple woman in tile
Capitol, telling her that three cents was
good gracious TO use his elegant excla
nation, an lawful price for an apple, and
making feeling appeal to hertender bosom
to sell him two small ones for three cents, as
it was all the money that he had.
Rumor says that the person alluded to a,
bove was one of the Ohio delegation. and
represents the Guernsey district. VIII some
of his constituents be 50 kind as to send him
barrel Of apples?
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jcY~ The following dispatch settles the
long mooted question of "who is elected
Governor Of Wisconsin,"
Milwaukee, Dec. II.
Tie Board Of canvassers, at Madison, to,
DAY, declared BArstow re.eleeted Governor
by I56 maj3rity. The decision has caused
much excl ement. The election will be
contested by Mr. Bashford.
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E3"No Presidents message yet. Con,
grcs9 Was just in the same position on last
Friday evening that it was on the first Mon.
day Of December. Three weeks has been
spent in doingnothing. Know Nothing ab-
o'i!oaisn has T Of a majority in that body
and get 'hey ere not able to organize.-
When viii the people get their fill of fanat,
icj>m. II the present Congress does not dc
il, there is no hopes.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES. J

Dec. II, 1900.
DEAR SlR:-Yesterday closed without a
Speaker, Banks having l05 votes, and fall
ing of an election only seven votes. There
is twice that nuraber on thishoor who stand
off that were sent here expressly to resist the
extension Of Slavery.
When this thing will end know nnt-bu'
am fee to say that | will stand, for an or
ganizaton of the House, on tie side If Free
dom aR JaStice, IN il the expiration Of my
term. This | consider part, and not the
least importan; part, of the trust eonlidcd tc
me by my constituents.
YeurS trDly
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KANSAS We direct attention to Gov.
Walkers letter in another column. 1t shows
thai there was bad state Of affairs in the
Territory. But the following later dispatch
shows that quiet has been restored:--
Sr. LOUIS. Dec. l9.
The fronble in Kansas is settled; the peo
PIE in LawTence have agreed to deliver the
offenders over to the laws of the Territory
to recognize tie Governor as such, and
to render obedience to the laws. The Mis-.
aouri volunteers have returned home.
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DAVID GREGG ....ISAAc TAYLoR.... JANIS RAFFbkrY
. G. z Z G. G. G. co.

DAVID GREd&'.. ISAAC TAYLOR. JANIS RAFFbkFY.
D. GREG G. C co.
MroRTtns AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
British, French, Germa" and American
DRY GOODS 81 VARIETIES,
CIOC2l&, VYATGasES, EEsYELRY
and fancy Gools generally,
No 80 WooD STREET, WEST SfnG
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CATALOGUE IN TART OF Day Goops u, VARIETIES
Bead clothes ca:simeras, sattinels, summer pa at
s,nils, fancy vesling, aPaccas, Irish linens, La.
dies dress goods, bonnet, cap and Mantua ribhons
Hosiery OF all kinds, umbrellas and parasuls II .n-
nois, prints large assortment, brown and beachd
musliGs, gmghans, laces and cdgings, brown and
bleached table cloths pnten! thread, spool cutton
boanet3 mud palm Leaf hats, combs, LARGE assert.
m0nt, 5ns anl aoea4'duons; ct,+ier direct from
Sheffield, Gold and Silver Watches, clocks of all
Kinds, gold and silver spactaces gold vest and ioo
chains, ladies' and gents go d pins, ppcket-books
and post mohales, raZors scissors watch ginses ard
material, pistols and powder TASKS, cloth and hair
brushes
8<5"Basement devoted to the sale of Brown and
Bcochd mu~ iins, GriIimgs, &c First Stoy--Va.
retie5 &c. SecondPriuts, Rroad Cloths, CASH.
mercs, &c. Thrd-Io the sale of clocks, bonnets,
palm lcahats, &c.
lhtsJur5h, Sep 10, 1858.
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4 L1l W JId D@i@O CE -klL E-lTG.
Dr. Toblas's Venotian Lininent is warranted to
cure Cholera Collie, sga Sickness, Chrome Rheu-
matism, Vomiting. Cua Burns, Old Sores, Swell
iings, ioolhacho, Headache and paiag Of all kinds
or 10 pay.
GREATEuRE or RuEUIArsH-C Cspt omstoek Of
the steamer Baltic Collins Iine) was cured Of Q So
we're attack Of Chronic Rheumatism in few days
by Dr.. Tobias's celebrated Venetian Idnment
CASE or CuoIRRA.--Nr. John Wright, the frmoi
]. Wright H. Co., No. l5i Glilrtes st New Orleans
"as immediately cured OF al attack Of Cholera By
Tobas's linimcnt
vow TING AND CoLc--Mrs, oseph Nicholl No
Collie and Vomiting by DR.. Tobias's Venetian Lin.i
iment.
Depot. No so Corlandt st.. Kew York. Sold by
all tho Druggists. Price 25 and 30 cents
AGESTs.--T II Logan & Co. and Thompson &
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