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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29
DIED,

In the city of Charleston the 10Th inst JOHN COR
BY aged 81 years. native of London and eldest son
Mrs Martha Sutton, deceased, of this place.
At Wrghtsvlle Sound, at II O'Clock, M, ISABEL,
daughter Of Mr. T Savage in the lS year Of her age
In this town, this (Tuesday) morning. JAMES l. BRY-
AN, Esq, aged 48 years and months
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

DESTAL PRACTICE
TTAS FOR FIFTEEN years been exclusively attended to
Il by the subscriber.
Our treatment such, that the eeth put in state of
life preservation, and free from pain.
After much study invention and PRACTICE have attain
ed to the very difficult of stopping with gold, the Do
cayed cells in the crowns of teeth 80 solid and beautiful that
If practice gives skill and art then perhaps,
tract tooth easy and carefully the case admits
polishing the teeth that they much benefited and
elegant.
Those who may prefer front artificial pivot teeth
which are more beautiful comfortable and healthy than
tfcal teeth plates, will be happy to wait upon
Persons who may wish to retain their teeth that they
can properly macae and food and be free from pain
will do well to give early call.
We have, and still shall elicit the commentators of
patrons. X. SPENCER.
June H. l856.-T237-3w
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The TOBACCO TRADE.-During the fiscal year end
ing the Both June, 1865, 9624,282 pounds of domes-
tic manufactured tobacco valued at 81 1856 O75 were
shipped from the United States to foreign ports The
largest portion sent to Canada viz: 1858 ,8O6
pounds. The shipments to England amounted TO
l,779,4l9 pounds and 10 British Australia ,189 1854.
Less than $4,000 pounds exported TO France.
tued tobacco, other than snuff and cigars" and the
growth and produce of foreign Countries, were ex-
ported from the United States to foreign ports, the
heaviest shipment being to Brazil, viz: 734,O31
pounds. The imports of foreign manufactured tobac-
co. I" other than snuff" Sc, during the said fiscal
year, amounted to only 1879 $50 pounds, of which
62, 422 pounds were from New Grenada, and g. ,972
pounds from China. The imports of cigars amounted
to 376,O19 M, valued 438 ,997; Of snuff, % 359
pounds, valued at 3d. 1879 ; and manufactured to.
IA, 331 M. of the cigars were reshipped
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STATIONERY! STATIONERY

STATIONERY!
TUST RECEIVED, per Schooner Myrover beautiful as
> sortment of StationeryWhe Wove Letter. White Laid
Letter Blue Laid Letter, Blue Wove Letter. Blue Wove
Can Blue Laid Cap White Wove Cap, White Laid Cap
White Laid Commercial Note, White Wove Commercial
Note and Blank Books, Memorandums Pass Books, Day
Books Journals Cash Books Packet Books, Ink, Sand
Sand Paper Pens Holders Paper Weights Bill Files
Sc &c SC For sale at WHITAKER'S,
Aug rs, 1856. SO Market street.
RETICULES -!
lust RECEIVED this morning. beautiful asserting mt
j of Reticues Memorandum Fancy) Mouth Glue, Pre-
pared Gum, Money Belts, and few Blank Books. at
Anu 25 1886 whitaker 5.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TUST RECEIVED, by Schooner Pedee, this morning, a
d, few boxes School Books Our stock of School Books IS
now complete WHITAKER,
Auo So 1856 So Market street.
july 10th, 1856.
Ill persons indebted to for goods purchased last year.
are earnestly solicited to call and settle Our accounts
for the present year made up July and will be pre-
sonted during the month"; when hope for settlement
"'0 HEDR1CK & RYAN.
| n HHDS. WESTERN SIDES;
y hhds Western Shoulders Sugar Cured Hams;
20 bbls City Mess Pork
20 bbls G. Sugar;
40 bags Coffee
hhds Moasses Just received and for sale low for cash
at McCALEB & BUNTlNG'S.
August 18th
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
A FEW pair elegant French Lace Curtains;
n Embroidered Muslin do;
Bobinett Mosquito Netting, white and cOlored with
Tassels to match
500 pieces Common Mosquito Netting;
Furniture Frnges;
10, IL and 12-4 Sheetings-cheap
Table Cloths and Table Diaper;
Towels and Towelling with great variety Of Mar
settles Aendae, Turkish and French Dimty Quilt win be
sold at bargains, by HEDRlCk 4 RYAN.
May 18th.
COFFEE! COFFEE! $50 bags extra Rio Coffee;
~ 10 mats Brown Java Just Ian
ded. For sale by WILLARD & CURTIS.
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Wilmington Bank Rates OF Exchange
Baltimore. pr Ct prem. Philadelphia pl ct prem
New York; Virginia. :.
lCharleSGOn..
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NEW YORK HERALD for AUGUST 18th For sale
IN at S. w, WHlTAKER'S.
Aup 20. 1856
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-29

HE QUIzzING GLAss.-The Rev. Mr.. NJ, a
Scotch minister of some note, was one day walking
through the streets of Edinburgh dressed in his
country clothes. when young lady, the leader of
the troop of fashionable bellies, surveyed him throu
her quizzng glass rather more curiously than be
thought consistent with female delcacy Seeming
suddenly to recognize her, he walked up to her brisk
~ End SEEING her by the hand, with the familiarity
OF an o!d acquaintance, accosted her with
My dear Marie, how do J on do how left YOU
your worthy father and venerable mother, and when
did you come to town 2"
All this was expressed with the rapidity and en-
ergy of an old and familiar, and with an air of equal
ny little savoring of superiority The astonished
1ar one had not time to withdraw her hand, and said
with some alarm.
You are mistaken, sir ~
What !" he replied " is it possible, my dear that
you do not know me 2"
e Indeed, do not sir"
Neither do you,' said the parson GOOD
morning, madame" And making a ceremonious
bow, he walked away.
Size was perfectly cure of quizzing strangers in
the street. Salem Register.
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Me- Gen. ODonnell, the Prime Minister of Spain,
is, as his name indicates of irish descent His fami
ly progenitors came to Spain about the middle of the
last century His father attained the rank of Count
dAbispol Leopold was his second son, and the
Count obtained for him a place in the army as Sous
Lieutenant. In the war of the succession, in 1888,
he was rapidly promoted AMI finally attained the
rank OF General of Division His family all took sides
with Don Carlos, he alone choosing the cause of the
young Queen Isabella Two of his brothers lost their
lives in that war. O'Donnell rendered the Regent
Queen Christina invaluable service by his military
skill, and always stood high in her good graces but
reaction came He came back to Spain and was made
Captain General of Cuba. On his return from Cuba
he was chosen member of the Senate and made Gene
ral'in- Chief of the Cavalry. Murilo's Cabinet put
him out of favor and he joined the opposition. Now
he is again in power, and neither friends nor foes
seem to know what to expect from him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

CUES ea. one have been thrown to the Eoaad and the
se~soss 81 gsssv- co~a.gvso 70 ske>s 80
daced IN other by the earthquake "a hoascs and
shops have fallen prey the flames Al the barracks
i've soldiers allied amid the falling ruins aud sus
,we",y wounded About hundred bodies have .lr-sdy
leen hound In the town ITSELF bat the consnu~s
II y tear~d many more ill be added o the list
~rhe -e Of ve Pasha and her children no had been
some time In Csada In the grand seragio Of his Excees-
cy Aastapha. owe their existence prompt aighL-
They got into the gardens only IN time tho place
they had the moment before len ts the earth With
terrific crash. Hssad Pashss description Of this dread
in visitation concludes in these words CANDIDA L. no
longer Gambia, vast ruin. where the Inhabitants
are encamprd on What gardens and public places
The dcsoistiou could scarcely be more complete
rhe conduct Of the Governor vey Ps-hs vas such a
will astonish none who kno- him. OF OF heart
et devotion TO his duty Regardless Of danger he weut
over the whoe town on fot by toschght giving orers
snd tnca ing the precautions which should be takeu
assuring aud Quieug by his words and manner an entire
population. a prey to the Srest terror.
Nothing IN the state OF the amosph, offered any in
dcstlo OF the approaching disaster but the captain
merchant vessel t'ld me that when within sight of the
eoc-i VI island the needle OF his compass spun round sew
or eight times and then lived itself In .nch position that
he had continued TO have been guided by IL the weasel
would have beaded tor Ma instead Of entering the port
at Canea-
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led TO result. which Of srs appear improbable and hope
iss rhsss hardly se division of ssusiens a. 70
the immense impulse such line Of steamers would give
TO the gro-th Of State in ~hose ports might tei-
nate IL not only makes her harbors and internal lines
improvement central points Cor the sghs and travel
nations almost Of sentiments but much Of the population.
wealth. ndusral labor and sk thus transported her
shores diveges and scser portion OF her soil
rapidly developing her rcsosrees building mp cities Il
BY magic enrching her TREASURY, and elevag her In the
scale Of political power Ia is eItvagsnce say
Virginia With her water and railway the Ohio
completed and line Of European steamers running
Chesapeake Bay would rival New York IN all the ele
ments which constitute the greatness Of State. before the
present generation should have passed away. The fulfil
ment OF such hope may be BY no means desperate
distant sound policy prevails in her counsels and
terprses Of great public like the referred
above, meet with Indifference and apathy from her c
tixens.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-29

system Of internal improvement Il asks subscription
the State 70 the stock 9th road II seeks perms.
aid from IT, only desires parental assistance to the
infant enterprise during its advance maturity be ~
pad not only In money, but in the increased prosperity
OF the -hoe State. when the work shall have attained Ia
full development.
Again. this road will complete the great system OF Viz
snia improvsmea and avoid the necessity for further
cali. the Treasury The Eastern people viii therefore
be relieved from all apprehension Of future exscons
execute this great work. Our Legsaturc by husband
ing the resources Of the State. aud dgestng just and
equal system Of taxation embracing such subjects
be deemed proper Tor TAXATION mar be able gradual
g to reduce the debt Of tho State without oppression to
the people,
have thus sir laid before hssty outline OF nv
plan, with OF the which recommend H. and
bespeak for il your favorable rsgard There may be
objections to It. which have presented themselves TO
my mind. ask you to think Of ito modify It II ueces.
sary, and 70 make what you can Of IT, @
II the general idea be correct il will require care in
the elaboration Of the detail You win have time to con-
slider IT, and to consul, With practical In regard it.
biore the next session Of the General Assembly Of Viz
gnia. This is wha, desire you to do.
Great caution will be necessary to secure the State
ps"eai payment the stockholders Of their diydends
the other The State should have an Intelligent re-
presentation In the directory Of the company and money
should be appropriated in advance pay the which
would be due 10 the stockholders under the States guar
sntee to make the dividends safe and certain
the interest the bonds OF the State II these pre-
cautions bc adopted, no reason why capit.l
should seek investment in the stock this company
readily than In the bonds of the State The holders
would be certain all times of sin six and half per
cent at least, with strong assurance Of considerable
Increase within ten years.
In conclusion, have only add that do not reside
on the line OF the improvement aud have no property
Il any peculiar interest in it. NV anxiety To see
the great work completed arises only that interest
which every good citizen should feel in the completion OF
work so important the prosperity of his native State
PROGRESS
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1AAirAx oInoUIr ooUnT, OCTOBER TEaN.


Mary Ann Collins guardian Of orphan. TeOphus Collins
deceasrd Pi.inun,
dgdiHsf :
John Edwin Zachary stanhope p Mamie and Mary T.
Collins and Christopher C. Carr admir-
ueeease'' Defendants
Jonathan B Stova and David Williams who them
selves tie other creditors Of Theophus Collins
,, raintn.
Christ Pher O. Carr Mari A. Collins Theophius Col.
ns, ant Iohn W. tiwn LtehAry Pournuy Collins
Infant children Of the said rheopius Collins, e-As-d
Thee heard together on tr hill
answers examinations Of Witnesses and
on Confederation sbef the Court doth audR. order
The drrhdNnt christopher admir-
Collins, d-ceas- do render before
Court OF hts administration intatr
She said account the sud Commissioner
thrr sudge, order and decree Commissioner do
take Of the debts
fheophus J. Collins, dee, OF all Tho
phlu j. Collins ded 70 Other persons stating the
Tie property, real personal the said rheopus
ceased. AMI make rsf TO the Court
Cnsonrr 20 take this account, he Is directed
before which
the said creditors and he said day shall
do TX another DAY, settling
Of stating IN said uoce that all creditors sid Thenphus
Col ins decd who shah fad To lay their c before
viii b. excluded
the said Teophus Cons, deed And the doth
notice OF the time and place Of taking of the
Ia convenient Newspaper, publication snail h
~
Of tsn Aud the Cont doth further ajuge order
TIA, ue same Commissioner 10 enquire aud
died possessed and alec u all the real estate
fee simple, aud also the annual value same which said
rheophilus J. Collins died seized
copy-Tese:
N n
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q II n

AOrICE.-I have this day received two cases Of =
~ goods direet containing Ell
iOuble-Soe BOOTS and CATERS for pai Winter al
wear Al.o containing French Calf Skins Of su-
PeTiT quality, imported by
tToht from
those wish purchase shoes either ma
tu-d by myself Monsieur Mclies
fully Invite them call and examine Themselves
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of French Shoes,
And mater ais for the manufacture o the same,
llI Main street, RiehnioDd, Va.
Ihave already large ready
made ~ork to be shipped direct for the Spring
merW eaT.
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~ iI;'ssVs e
s,,sssa rsss animal. credit 70 The .Le .<, SOD
s.s,; ,.s 4 ...:
ssa.s ss..s..as ss.ia:. .sss tor
~ q. !. s ss, y. 'i
ss. :s s.s ): :s = .
o. aud pace u mind the a-a Of ress.nsA animal ka
%,.ss es.I.:: i'm ssss.ss
S,S :; s,::s: =. q; s.;y s:s:s:,s
w 3 and and IN ~. he
% ssSaSa ss. Ss ss s ss. and si ss
ss.1Is. .s.s, Of :.,s. ... n: Of
S.:s :,. :.s,S r.
..ssS'-:ins "a. !. 3: as.is:
r = S ;s' Ss, %:.. .:'S =; 9.s,a
hor.s. much csl, is eo .s.sr .pPrs.eHi
s. Ain ~, I'M. sa-. 1 animal. ., -. 81 sssy
and vicinity s..: hon svs .
ss.s 10 tsI S.ss sss
~:. pr sss q s.S siss s.,s meg
sns ~. g s.s ; S r.:
r. and ss Thu ss,.., arr 10. ss
Lad tor ,hss g drsv :. .l. thy tied o. horss
ssea.as Thy ssa.ssy sss rom No
UPON n sis mt. hey ssSs p. s
:. .s ss.::, .. q g No sss
yss. and .sss me .as.,ss y sss
proasb,s than ralias e- soss- o. three
same age and there . labor szp<ass r.dss
ua~ssr o. canadian French sers. bresshs
ss.ss. ;, s - :. ,s, s =:
s,s g., being s r,ss or p.e. ss. Of sss her .s.d
Custom hss.s da,y nifty ,sy ).
upon NE 'es They generally used fOr light
Mus Doses Of Mule. through, stables. and
sy meet Nth ready sale specially ,ao.; he l.rs,
cm naeky command the best price. ybrs .op-
sse 'ss:s':s . .i: :s
ralrosS and Saes sor1 par my are used mostly Tor
and h 70 al md
P..s.e. has become 50 notorious that safe
Judge Of horse ssS - 10 '''''' e' good
AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED THE WING.
DA .c, Of oo o.. .s4 r..s s.. .. In
county @le. rom the Twill be sold the C. IL. BY
xa.s.s OF 100 to 800 vaiaAs,. negroes Halifax.
same day-in this city, likely BY Ps.n Davis
sd-In buckingham county H.rdwst.ve several
parcel. Of ssd steam snsin girls, mi Ae See .dv Of r.
s,s. i.yusss sale Of ~ to IS furniture
'T:e e land Nd adjoining or the .e1 Cha.
Mill CONF y :" ''' '''''''''' see '''' OF '" L. Pan
shrhe Shady Grows" iIenco .boa, North
Of Mshnand so"alnIns nearly 500 also adjoining
OF s 81 1Sss known ..,s a as "pr ,r, n"
p', ,srnpss eOas l.' acres: -i; brio. d.rIus s'e
Richmond the r. Y. raroAd-for privately mean.
day-commissioaer Of land eo or 10
ssd sS ss s'S s in the same 'ssA'0'
nhreo souny-dvhied into seven lots Of dnren' diaen.oh
Also. % slaves %et .onen and children aud portion Of the
soie e'.a.e- See snNt
Ai- OF me Monn,.in Top aud farm u GOV
i no An.h vsp, 10 augusta anu Nelson countless
I'm =. " ", iAim OF 40 acres kno~n A. the
trent Lana an ADJOINING tract Of SO Zee the zdvt
OF Jus" u lNey, u NJ 4
extensive sale OF belonging
IN ar u arse commencing At II O'Clock NJ See Advt Of
| ",n, W. hsrvie conn
ao-- .errs M le tract IN fantln county, upon which w.
resides miles ro the u h-ior sale privately
We. sc ahvt
Act OF land In The northeastern Of Rockingham
~. ~ " CONTAINING i'" acres vim dwelling water po~rr'
e1.,
hasnonA House :. Bristol the terminus Of the Va
-nu anosa' Ao' lots aug ue depot tor sale privately
/ samr asv- couu,..,,.r, al, -, Az, 49, ,... - 49,,
and neishbong Of 2s4
i c. a. Adv'd by the heirs OF Jos Scott, deed
22d-A
ora In the
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NJ ZEN, HALpwIS& co.

a tOs Continue Tecfivt by
m steamer large additions their sns-
qsnS Fine tfpfhH0 aud Furnishing Goods
this Heavy Russia Beaver Whitney Cloth aud her
yl ~ Kagan hue and hssnrihl
styles Of rich six Velvet Vests Fancy Cashmere Pants &
the sortm'n iul aud complete Any season
with many advantage AMI full times.
we invite consult Interest purchng At The old
"stabishcd house Of KEEN, BALDWIN
no2s
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y ORA TTON. &C., dc,

v W PNICFS
Ann,ls Of The Awrrsan Pulpit commemorative notrr.
hngus American Cicrgymen ~ various
Early setlemFt u the country the close
Wdiam " STragne, D. ID. Pirt volumes
t2.51 per va.
bany, Aug 2sli. tgG.--25c.
Temple M-rd dies. Of HYMN.
music .-G &c.
S'auiey's Sinai Palestlne.-250.
H,,lKe'~ fssays Revlews 40.
Bev rfge't Private Thoughts. Volts.
hatdnfle
and Juvenile Books generally supplies
lar works. ~
wnlis' new Novel, Paul RAne.-I.q5 ns2G
Now ~ THE FIVE 70 uIy.--T am .un receiyii \
~ supplies Of superior Ready Male
vsncinR aud furnish those
garment lower price Ca examine irr your.
save. HENRY slIAsER,
noB corner ~ Main and Latb streets
A Ii no rE SOLD:
IN The large and rich stock Of DRY GOODS.
Hosiery,
m
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE

NOUETH0UsE. "A. 4
The parties Interested In the hereby n.
tia have nS,d upon the 2 u January and court
house o. aa cuuny, Al iaftx Courthouse time and
place Tor the du- therein prescribed they
nrsily r-lneei 10 bring in u II claims
ntI9-la~iu NATHANIEL r. GREEN. Conf.
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|
.y. ia - 49,: as "'' ~ s Ssss
There Corn sources
Sss ... table. .l readily s< sen the, y. over tn.
@rr,anss o. nrsai.sass ExlAaa,
we're tn 1888 only sah rate poser applying her With wheat
s.s' oS s ssss a .s NJ .as
@ &c .ss, , :. home s.sa .rsss s %srss' vs,as ssr
aey ov In value per
%s os. Sss .%S S '''' cheat grow
The annual g-uera meeting Of the shareholders OF this
bank recently held report APP
peari that the paid capital ssl1s, fund
M Tue proa OF the snasi the sab of Angus, al
Ter edaetns % ug
providing for AL bad and doubtful debts 81
Of which have been paid shareholders
also. bonus the sfs amounting los.
king total dividend Of io surplus the year
OF Iss i aud adding year
ofetsil Us ioi makes Of is.I0 II. od
taken accordance With the pollution
her last meeting ant added
that fund Ct 5oo 1, kavng at the
present date 62i6 lie oi The having unanimously
adopted the meeting terninaei The eommen or
In iss6 AMI meatsn.i shareholder
yesterday that accord the charter pos
to raise capital Of o but they had 81
shAr iavins the Remaining
time might become ary paid the
nri uss cent bot that paid ~ per
the average dividend for the last ave vas iox
is stated ia the Express that Of the New York
town. aud cities turning their attention the Importance
intimate trade With Canada prize seeking and
IN.
reciprocity treaty import from canad. .ir,.,,
the value Of t2oo while tonnage canad. Is OF
millions value aud the imports there seventy millions aud
thu eoas,ns inland 81. or seven
millions The RESOURCES OF the very large
Al one-tenih developed.
Messrs. Joseph aud Charles Surge in their Corn Trad
Circular. dated Birmingham Nov 9th. says:
Notwithstanding the high Spain and IN. so,h NJ
- sa S s sea The
la thrR
ana prs,s greatly advanced the export has
the European parts h
spain Portugal South Of T;.ass much .s. "o ou1 IN
port coaa,r pateais Of hard wheat a though
ss,s ye. .. MARIN 20, p,Va on the aao,a, IN the United
has lately given little b. probable that large Of
',r the cir, um.,.nees anticipate mpers
y under the eutis.,on Of aS. IN
@ nd. 80 per srna %o,s 10 ,sS than IN $50 and IL has
pS,Sa ~ lam. IDLY 70 per cent a,T, @ ,. hast No
equal the ieress'ng la Instances crop
s % prcsa ~ ei SaAsi y and hut r. de
gwevsr sr not snI:o, to pres, sales. .n looking
lI- nesr quite much during
The y. Y. Shipping List of "Wednesday, saws:
Not the important brought Persia the
.u'anse that the Submarine Telegraph that
Of sOo each were randly BE-
bSsn would probable be s sssS %
sSes, ~ ms sseh ss SS % s
psry suppl, Of @ls. -erS y !,
s,rehoasr. eonpany The use Of two
@ S.ae cen made Witch win be sary in IA srn r.
.rs Why the communication should not be complete
rang. physical discovery. there certainly
magic TeegaPhe srr u. soamaneaes thoegis and
extraordinary uph- nature great itsr and It's
% roa an" s " % T so,s s@Ph in The
ny o. pah.n aud fulton and h.Lpy demon.,ra- how
IDEAS which are be-uu to the maginstou we'll
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TnG woNDIu OF TmE AuI.


Tobias iasn not cure Cholera
D,tniegy, Group, Cole, Coughs Dptpda, vomiting, Mumps
eadaele. Headache, ChAppcd Hands Cof Reet,
Insect angs, Chronic determinations, suelngs, Od sarea Outs
Burns. Bruises, and Pains Weakness Limbs and
OhesL
NO HUNBUg-TRY IT. f..tr
Tobias has
ever having demand made i The return q the tha
asked v 70 u-e haccordlng 10 The dlrections
NO ONE Will EvER ~ WITHOUT IT,
amer once ung w. you Do nos ana better an anything
OFT rom Monty RETURHKDg
Thousands % CERTIFICATES speaking
W. virtues Novs daystb ~ practics an papers
ccfthcass from unknown persons given BY
uss The me,iicfne-now Doctor Tobias 10
go DOLIAHa .I .''FNM
Who VIII prove that h. polished
during The unle b. ashad hs medicine before the Pubfc
CAL The and Pamphlet containing grnuine
cates dspersOas euyiou 81 The large sale
neni have stated u Injurious 10 take internally Dr
taken nie following
fsiHUa ofhc CITY Nes Yot being worn 20 &C.
pose that cnpound called
kreents Which W. copOsed pecty harmless tate
iealy even 10 double ~ qnanuy nsmsd ne Dbecieps
each bottle. wv
Hsto Torf, january ga, 1858. g. T. TOMAS
prnrsEpo woon. Hrvor.
Prize ~ ~ cents, sold BY The Patent Nslps
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