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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

S,ay-Dn Tuesday, !sih Jan""ry last, be-
tween NV residence and Liberty bundle OF BONDS,
executed by the following parties TO Jno s. Lettwich samuel
Quarlcs and w q, Menn administrators OF VIM y Let
twich decd and LIST September 1892 to- wit Henry
Adams sa7 S.; j. d. Crank $500 ID. f. Clowdes Sie34
A. Is Ballard $780, VIM. b. Galloway, Sl234o james a.
VIM T. Ruckcr Sl095 James G. Slaughter, S3l.oo; Abram
W Saunders $1,000 Dr. Jno r. Steptoe lsO Alexander
rbompson $50 ss H. A. Talbot S253l; j. Wilson, $1,000;
Munford Radford S04 49, J. H. Robinson, S232 Fisher,
430; j. w. Harris, S3l95 j. NJ Galloway, sleloo Dr
VIM Stcptoe Sq Thomas Rosser S3l490 r. A. Talbot,
S2OOo John s. Leftwch S549si; DR. VIM Stepoe, $3.50;
John Galloway 40; DIR VIM. Stcptoe S23Oo; DIR John X
Steptoe 500 The Ave executed to W. e. Lewich on
demand.
The finder will confer favor by returning them to me- or
leaving them a, the Vrginian Office, IT, nchburg
f. l:cs WILLIAM Z. MENNIS.
DONDS FOR SALE.-Virginin md TenMes.
ID SEE RAILROAD COUPON BONDS for sale by
IL l3ds NJ LANGHORNE & SONS.
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DEPARTMENT or STATE, }
Washington, Feb. 7, 1856. (

SIR.--I have received your letter of the 9th
inst, with copy of your letter of credence, aud
laid them before the President. | am directed
by him to reply to your request TO be received as
Minister Plenipotentiary to this government
from the republic of Nicnragua,that he has again
taken the matter into considerations but has not
seen sufficient reason for changing the determl-
nation madc known to you in my letter of the
2lst December last
| am sir your IN ,st obedient servant.
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PRepARArloNs For A FLoop.-The Cincinnati

PREPARATIONS FORA FLooD.-The Cincinnati
Sun of Tuesday says:
A great rise in the river, when the ice breaks
up, is generally anticipated by hoatmcn. The
food of 1882 was in the month of February
Yesterday the weather very cold; but this
temperature cannot continue long, and in antc-
patiou of food many of the Front and South
street merchants arc already moving soluble ar
tices from the lower stories of their stores The
ice is being cut about the boats to prevent them
from being injured when the breakup comes but
it is still feared that much damage may ensue.
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The ERUPTION OF MAUNA LoA.--A letter has
been received at the State Department. w aShng-
ton, ID. C.. from llonolula, Sandwich Islands, da-
ted December 4th,n which the writer states that
strong fears were fclt by the citizens of lilo hat
the lava would des tr"y the town. The fiery stream
had reached in eight miles Of the place. and
from the tivity of the volcano and the rapid pro-
gress of the lava the worst apprehensions were
entertained.
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ONO U. 8. SENAroR.-The "Americans" in
the Ohio Legislature, are at issue with the IRE
publicans" upon sending back Mr.. Wade to the
U. s. Senate. Il is said to DO doubtful what will
b the result.
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PATENT CaIAMPIONErnl

= AND 1T kGLAR PROOF SAfES.-The great iucfal
manifested by the public 10 procure perfect security iron
lire for valuable papers such Bonds Mortgages DEEDS
Notes. and Books OF Account than the
fore in use had Afforded induced the subscribers to devote
large portion OF time and attention during the past
years in making improvements and
aud they beg leave their numerous friends and
the public generally that their efforts been crowned
complete success and offer the IMPROyED
PATENT WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM FIRE PROOF SAFE as tho
CHAMPION SAFE OF THE WORLD having been award
cd Medals at both the Worlds Fair, London l-5l
York, 1888 superior to all others now undoubtedly
entitled to that appeation and secured Halls PATESl
POWDER PROOF LOCKS, (Which also awarded Medals as
aoove forms the most perfect Fire and Burglar
ever before offered to the public
The subscribers also all kinds of Boiler and
Chilled Iron Bank Chests and Vaults Nault Doors
Hoxes or Chests for Brokers' Jewellers Private Families
for Plate Diamonds aud vauabes and are also Patent
ees by purehase) and Manufacturers JOINS PATENT
MUTATION BANK LOCK
SILAS C. HERRING e. co. Patontees
Green Block, Nos l35. l37 and l3s Water St New York
Agents in Lyuehburg Va,
fh II -dom I c
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NERGlSiA;-At rules held in the aierk M vi-
flee of Circuit Court of Amherst county ON Monday
the 4h day of February 1856:
Edmund J. Hin, Ilaih'lh
Against
Reuben d. HILL in his right and executor of William
u lIu Ajax G. A Hill William n. +. Hill, Elizabeth Hill,
,0hn T. Shuvk and Eisira Il NJ, his wieW liam Hill kch
j. Hill Henry Hill, John d L. Brown and Juliet Aman-
d. his wife Pleasant Creaay and Eliza w, his wife Zarena
Greasy William d. II Greasy, John + Crersy, Mary
Greasy Jordan Greasy Cyrus T. Greasy Fabiss Greasy,
unknown children Of Eliza W Greasy Defendants
object this obtain decree TOR the proper
will of William Hill dec and for the
mentioned and compensation made to the
plaintiff proceeds such sale for the speehc lega
also division Of the residue among those
entitled.
And appearing by proper affidavit filed that the defendants
Pleasant Eliza w, his wife Harcna T. Greasy
William u IL Greasy John F. Greasy Mary Greasy, Jordan
Greasy Greasy Fabias B. Greasy William Hill and
William T. Hill residents OF this State, and that
nancs of children said Eliza W. Greasy
unknown ordered that said residents and unknown
within month after due publication
hereof necessary protect their interest
that copy this order be published once week for
four weeks in the Lynchburg Nrgnian and post
Courthouse of this county on the
first day Of the County Court.
copy-Tese,
&, l3.wiyv LEO. DANIEL, JR, Clk.
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~ county, n negro calling himself
NED LlGoN, who says he is free and resided ynehburg
The will forward prove property take nos
session or he will be dealt with according to law.
70 H-'w W. r KIDD Tailor
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COMMERCIAL.


Iynehburx Tobacco ana W heat Market.
CORRECTED LIVERY MONDAY WEDNESDAY gf Jso. CLARK
has come IN more freely during the past
- and nrres are rather lower. We quote frosted
sac stl. not frosted to good, - to &c Frosted
sf "A Ia n. not frosted To good e5 So. We
-, sa,ne tow oare.s hne Leaf Ligh as clio
Tb. steamers rather unsettled the mark ct
We ouote good to extra s1.50 to sloo
" f' JNO. CLARK.
Commission Merchant
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HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.

SATURDAY, L tD y, l6oD
The Clerk read communication from the Sem
ate informing the House that they had passed
House bill entitled an act to amend chapter l0l
of the Code with amendments which were agreed
to.
BY Mr. Deane-The remonstrance of Richard
Perkins and others against the incorporation of
the Spring Hill Company in the county ofCamp-
bell.
The Speaker submitted communication from
the Cashier of the Exchange bank of Virginia, IN
Richmond, with the following statement OF sala-
ries and expenses of that Bank from st Decem-
Der. 1853. to Ist December, 1854:
Salaries of twelve officers ..---....-Sl7,9l5 90
Other expenses Loo ~
Six per cent on S33979 90 cost of
banking house 2035 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

TRIBUTE OF RESPECTFUL CONSIDERATION
At the close of his Administrations several per-
sonal friends of Mr.. Fillmore, irrespective of
party. decided to employ DR.. Stone ian artist
whose faithful execution Of the busts Of Chief
Justice Taney Judge Wayne, and others had
been greatly admired) to execute II bust of Mr..
Fillmore, to be placed in the Executive
sion.
The sum of FIVE hundred dollars was prompt
" subscribed by members of Congress, JUDGES
of the Supreme Court and citizens of Washing
ton, Baltimore, &e,, but adequate provision
was made for pedestal, and it remnned in DIR.
Stones studio, where il was Gccldently seen by
Presden. Pierce, who. on learning that there
were not funds sufficient to procure pedestal,
generously directed DR.. Stone to have one con
structed at his expense.
This act of liberality, however, was not requr-
ed, the members Of Mr.. Fillmore's Cabinet hav-
ing supplied the deficiency: but the noble spirit
which dictated it, cannot fail to be gratifying to
the friends of both.
BETTING on THE PERsiA.-The New York
Tost says:--"We understand that over 500 900
mne'e pei ny different parties in this city upon
tne arrival ct thenew Cunard steamer Persia, in
e,gh, days from the day of her departure As
cue ieit on the 10Th, she has already been out -
osys' and OF course the bets are decided"
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a,TARRS RAPPEE SNUFF.-A small sup
= Div inst received good Snuff will find this
superior article STROTHER 81 W Hill EiiEAD
ia ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

If you are afflicted with any complaint W hc
requires Purgatyr Mcdi,iuc Asers NEW PlIfS-tip
are worth trying toHooyd mercury, y. C. Ife . I'm.
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a atspnrc ~
~ SCUM where have Ia spend months Tho me ''e
M sent to my care will be attended TO- as ber,afr
oI my nephew, WILLIAM A Toor. ~ s'otoiore,
IN % "n M u HOLT late of Halifax Courthouse will ,t,o,a
Jan 81 -w6wif w., %a paving sales.
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A " "VbLg0.-W
pHce lhyssa Ia con lion confidence OF
81! 'leos ant the public generally am lead that
oh nsarprehonson the time necessary keep
closed opened il the 9TH inst pom further con
'e WIN Inc Board of Health have again closed my
% ana II shai remain closed Board of Health
al give ne clear bill If heaith-which hope II be IN
i'Sh which due notice viii be given; when shall i7
fr93t II ert ONION
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sNGhECTsC LINaMENT-For nn........:-----

heaaehe, Pain in the Face Tooth ache Snrains pi,
e hroat to be used externally for Dysenlery rb,;
rhi ous &C TO be taken in doses fifteen drons
'tlnent Is prepared by DR. Fellers of Ohio ana h
citizens. Sold only by W many OF our
jan 21d&cifts 7 II ruo,,rso>
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4 CARDIFF the Indic. of yyuchbnry.-

am pleased to inform the Ladies of ynchburg that ON
stepping nj the Washington House for days only viii
a handsome assortment Of EMBROIDERED CHILDRENs
ELoi lNo OF all styles and few Fancy Articles in tbs
me Now is the time Ladies if 10 purchase Spring
Styles hope the Masonic Fraternity their friends and
relatives will call and encourage the daughter Of Zion
~ Orders taken in the above Inc
MISS r. SEMOS,
eo, Daughter Of Mr.. Emanuel Semon, Of
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HEfHaN '-'KITIIhCfy ESI q
2&6H GOODS-fhe undersigned having purchasedzsS-tSS
vH X +. lenings entire stock Goods and taken T1ts
- the same stand formerly occupied by him wonldN~-
most respectfully ask the liberal patronage of the forer
friends and customers and the public large aud pledge
themselves - do all in their power give satisfaction all
those who may favour them with call expect keep
Oh hand the style of goods that has kept
our predecessor and will cndeayour every particular
keep up the former reputation OF the house
~ Aiorders from the country will be promptly ATTENDED
Ma1.TuiAS 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

Room over the store of Messrs James A. stgler Co.
he formerly occupied by him while doing business
Messrs & Co. where he intends conducting the TAILOR
N ~ SAESS in all its branches He invites his friends and
the public generally to give him call Every exertion will be
made on his part 10 give satisfaction
Cutting all kinds of garments in the latest style
the best
~ Tbs roonis approached through the store below
fe 1 dif6m MARTIN MEARA
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&'OHlCE.-Aii persons having claims against
Sackctt monies paid for him as en'iorser
security sales commission made by said
Sac hereby notified file statements of
same persons indebted said Sackett
way are requested immediate payment and
disc his kind having conveyed 10
GEO. 4. PEERS, tr.u.,o.s
fe j. n. GORDON, ! ''"
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IUsT RECEIVEDAND EoR sALEAiiN,

- lot of Buckwheat Flour. clear of grit beautiful
dried Apples and Peaches smok ed Beef Tongues fine
lot of salt Pas Mackere and errngs the Family
eery of lfeytsl l. II SUIDuO\
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w AND SHOES-Wc have for sale n Waterpro
Paste for Boots and Shoes which renders soft aud
pFous to water AT season of the year this prepara
is just the thing. For sale by
fe 9dScfts J. II TUONpsoN 4 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-13

RSaNE SECOND HAND PIANO, but little
II d. Is good new, cnn be bought very low at
fe l2.ds IANGHORNE d w ALhlPs,
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EuAINs! GOLD CmAINs!.-Wc have ON

y a good assOrtment OF
Ladies Gold Chataline Chains;
Guard
Gentlomens Gold Fob
- Vest
Also, good lot OF Gold KEYS Seals and Charms which xe
oir AT reasonable rates Please call look at them
SILVER1HORN e. CLIFF,
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'E'ONKA BEANs.-:iOO lbs. urine old bInok

'E'ONAAA SEANs.-iOO lbs. pri old black
-, iohha Beans just 10 hand by Adana cypress.
ese Beans are warranted offered In this
Manufacturers who stand the article wou!"
ao wen 10 call soon and examine them. For sale by
fc 9d&cifis Ann,bn., ia on1 Iruruis:s.
kNRSF NEW GOODS IN MAEHET.-ti'h
= fEbRu AIRY, ls56-JOTIN J. PURVIS Agent for Hon
of all Sorts. ~ - $500 ~
shall add to stock and desirable Goods near
~ every week In the year. JNO. J. lIRNlh
re ll.dts Agent for Horace l.. Kent
MOEFATT's PILLS AND BITTEss~
AVAMonatts Lift Pills and Phoenix Bitiers sale at
J. H. THOMPSON cos
Jan oo'dAchs Apotbecary and Drug Store
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CONFECTIONERY q :, s,i. =; 80. -.

~ SAUNDERS & iRBY having expired by limitation il
tuesday dissolved Ncreturn thanks old friends and
customers tor their liberal patronage been in hns
ness and ask then continuance new concern of iRRV
q SAUNDERS. Va '"p'
lh"s indebted to MS will please forward and settI
G o accounts as early practicable, very drsira
Die 10 wind mp the affairs of the old concern
SAUNDERS & IRBY
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fe lets FRANKLIN g. BROTHER
4 ANDRETH,s FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
nnn Lbs. RACON--
s|sVVO 900 ibs. Nenison Hams;
10 Frkins Butter;
5Fnkins Lard
just receiye cd and for sale by

4 ANDKETu'S FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
We have received supply of Landreths Garden
Seeds fresh and reliable Also lot of silver skin Onion
Sets much admired of their delicate flavor
For sale j. II. THOMPSON & cos
fe l2d&cifts New Drug Store
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-05-10

ten, and the editor is expected to comprehend
all the virtues, all the graces, all the heroism
and all the goodness Of the world. A thous
sand merciless censors sit around with Jagged
sticks, to torture him for the slightest failure.
So onward-ever toiIing, learning striving,
and seeking to improve himself and Others,
the editor goes crowded hard by imporu-
mites alway slipping, but leap
ing manfully to the front again, and marching
resolutely, flag and sword in hand, into the
coffin. And, as the clods rattle over him, the
world says, "Another editor is dead de-
cent fellow Wonder who II take bis place 2"
Wonder away! Who can fill the vacant seat?
Not you, nor you, nor you, uukind, unchar-
table, ungenerous-on whom his life has been
bestowed. For the true editor is not the
thing of day, but one who has been taught
by time, by thought, by bitter pain and expe-
rience; and the crucibe through which such
60, is so severe, that many perish in it where
one liVes-to die.-CreScent
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Caution to Tha PnhIic.

Since the introduction of my Schiedam Aroma
tic Schnapps into the United States, number Of
Lquor Mixers in New York, Boston and Phila-
depha have been engaged in putting up mixed
and poisonous Gin in green cases and jugs. and 10
be palrned off upon the unwary for my genuine
Schnapps. ] have directed my agents TO institute
legal proceedings against all persons who they may
ascertain to be engaged IN this most arocous sys-
temof deception, and call on the press and the
public 10 aid them in their efforts to remedy so
great an evil UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-05-10

A LOST WORK ON CHRIST CONE TO LIGHT
Pacairo's work on the /" Benefit of Christ4
Death" first published in l542, of which the
original has long been supposed to be lost,
has been recovered in an italian edition Of
1858, and published in England, with French
translation in 1851. These were found in
ST. Johns College, Cambridge. The Engli,I,
version, made in l548, by Edward Courtenay,
Earl of DeVonshire, is also added. This book
had an immense popularity in the sixteenth
century. Forty thousand copies were issued
in Venice alone, and it was translated into
Spanish, as well as French and English. Pa
cairo, for his advocacy of the Reformed views.
especially in the matter of Justification"
suffered martyrdom under Plus ", in 1870.
The whole Roman Catholic influence was
directed to the determination of this work. 4.
and with such success that Ranke says, It
has entirely disappeared"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-05-10

A HEART-RENpING APPEAL.-The editor Of
the Binghampton Standard thus addresses his
patrons:
Where is the money coming from to pay for
paper for our next issue? We cannot get
quire without the cash in advance. We have
borrowed, until our credit is gone. We have
worked two years for nothing, and boarded
ourselves--or rather our wife has boarded US,
free, gratis, for nothing! Our compositors
want their wages. Our landlord wants his
rent. Our children want shoes, and our wife
wants new calico dress. We are out Of
wood, out of potatoes, out of flour, out Of
butter, out of sugar-out Of patience. In
short out Of everything, nearly, except clear
conscience We lodged the sheriff. until we
could dodge no longer; and have dodged our
creditors until we are tired. We have not
solitary cent in our pocket, and you owe us
two thousand dollars
We are trying to lead christian life, and
hope to get to heaven. 1t affords Us no salts
faction to know that we shall not meet yoH
there. We should greatly prefer TO have you
pay US, and thereby remove very great OBJ
stacle in the way of your reaching that place
of rest.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-05-10
NUMBER 40.

wood, and down to the identified tree under
which the body had been found, and commen-
eed paving at its root. After moment, lie
trotted out further into the wood, and, after
making semI-cIrcle IN his course, returned to
the same spot, and there stood neighng, trem~
bling and paving until he was forced away
Similar exhibitions were made by the horse
number of times afterwards in passing the
spot.
At this startling development in the testi~
mOny, q thrill of feeling ran through the court
room like an electric shock.
Thus far the proof had traced out the hist0,
ry Of this mysterious murder with certainty
too fearful to be doubted, and had pointed to
the pallid youth who sat in the prisoners dock
as the guilty agent thereof.
Justice, tempered even with an unFestraincd
mercy, seemed impatient for the sacrifice, when
the strong arm. of the law nterposed, in its
might and majesty, to shield him. The venue
unproven, or even in doubt, would have left
to the tribunal of justice no other alternative
than to bid him to out again free wanderer
upon the earth, with the blood and guilt thick
upon him. But the God who "marketh tie
sparrow when he falls" in his inscrutable pros
yidence, had yet in reserve an eloquent witness
against him, whose faithful heart was steel to
the "lIeSOl LAe cUIEupteT anu whose testimony
fell upon the astounded ear of the jury as
Confirmation strong,
As proof of holy writ"
No blood had ever been seen upon the road,
and no appearance ofany struggle there. If the
killing had been done in the road, the horse.
whose rapid flight and wild fright must have
been occasoned instantly by the death-strug-
gle, would have known nothing of the tree in
the wood The scene was pictured before the
minds of the jury, as if typed by the glorious
arts of Daguerre-the Gecoy into the wood
the robbers demand for gold or blood-tho
deathstruggle at the tree-and the instincts
were destined to vindicate as if by nitrate,
the unerring certainty ofretrbntive justice; and
thus the venue was proVen-thus the doom Of
the prisoner was sealed, and thus
pebble in the streamlet
Hath turned the course of many river;
dew~drop on the baby planti
Hath warped the giant oak forever,
The verdict Of the jury was that the prisoner
was guilty, and sentence of death was pronoun-
ced against him, which was afterwards commn-
ted to Imprisonment for life in the State Peu>
tentiary.
10 that gloomy cataComb of human hearts
and hopes where time is as eternity, and by
sense of liberty lost, William Paterson now
expiates his dreadful crime.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-05-10
VOLUME VIII.
MISCELLANEOUS.
10 ALL WHO USE LIQUOR!
WOlfe'S SChiedam Aromatic
Sc II. N ARR2A

D~This celebrated beverage is manufactnreda
the factory Of the undersigned, at Schiedam, Hcl
kn. He isithe sole importer, as well as the ex-
elusive manufacturer of the article and no prepara
ton bearing the name of sehnapps, that is no.
procured either from his establishment in New
York, or from his agents in other cities is geuuiEe
or reliable
|, is made from barley Of the finest quality, Sc
ected with great care from the products Of the most
celebrated grain-growng districts, is favored with
the essence of the aromatic Juniper Berry Of Italy,
and Is recdfed By peculiar process which expes
from the spirit every acrd particle.
As means of preventing ana correcting the
dlsagreeabie and often dangerous effects produced
upon the stomach and bowels by change of wa
ter-a visitation to which travellers, new selerz,
and all unacclnaled persons are liabe-lhe Schie-
dam Aromatic Schnapps will be'fonnd absolutely
infaible while, in cases of dropsy, gravel, OBJ
struction Of the kidneys, diseases of the bladder,
dyspepsia, ague and fever, aud general debility, it
is recommended most emphatically by the most
distinguished members the medical profession.
wish the public to understand the Schnapps is
not sold by the gallon or pipe 1t is only sold in
quart and pint bottles in eases of oe dozen quarts
and two dozen pints each bottle eenvloped in yell
low paper, with my name on The bottle, cork, and
a fac sime ofmy signature on the label. For sale
at all the respectable Druggists and Grocers
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
DEPOT x. "