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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOUND IN Car
George r. King, the we'll baggage master
on the Boston Worcester Railroad, as Is his
usual custom, was passing through the cars on
Tuesday Last, on their arrival from Worcester,
sfter tue Passengers had Left to pick up such ar.
tlelrs as might be accidentally left for the bene.
u Ci Tue owner In one OF the cars he found a
pa kaye containing five thousand dollars The
owhrr, utter reaching his place Of business, dis
covered the loss, and made all hasts 10 the sta
ZION, where the money had been safely locked I'D,
waning tue hShuul owners arrival Upon r..
ceiving his property, he presented the finder with
twenty dollars-BOstOn TrarsIsr
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III The steamer Star Of the West left New
York on Friday, for AsPinwall, with about five
hundred passengers for California and elsewhere
on the Isthmus and South America. Among
them was Senior Lacayo, bearer of dispatches
from lrissari, the Nicaraguan Minister to his
Government; DIR. Moritz Wagner, the distin.
guished Bavsrian naturalist, who goes 10 South
America ON a scientific tour; Lieutenant Nc
Pherson, U. s. A, and Messrs. M. l.. Kenyon.
J. Butterheld, F. De Ruyter and 8 X NelIis,
who 60 out to open up the Pacific Mail Route
seross the plains and arrange the western termi.
nus Of said route
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THF STEAMSHIP CcLLIsIoN.-A NEE ting ofthe
passengers ofthe steamships Galveston and Ope-
lousas (Which came In collision recently was
held at New Orleans on Thursday night. Res
olutions strongly condemnatOry Of the lack of
discipline on both vessels, and ascribing The
cause Of the accident to objectionable careless
ness, Were adopted.
All the officers Of the steamships Galveston and
Opelousas have been arrested for being concerned
In the flibustering scheme of Walker
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FROM HAvASA.-The United States Mail steam
ship Black Warrior. r. w. Smith, commander
from New Orleans 18th, Havana 18th inst, ar.
rived at New York on Friday morning. Bust
ness is very dull. Sugars are declining, and we
note but few transactions. Stock at Havana and
MAntanzas 10000 boxes. Freights for Europe
falling Of. Exchange on London 1OH to IL per
cent premiums on New York 2A TO 3 per cent
premium; United States gold coin per cent pre-
MUM
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WHEAT FOR OswRGo.-The Oswego Times of
Saturday publishes a list of fifty vessels now on
their way from the upper lakes for that port with
7O,OOO bushels Of wheat, principally from Chica-
go IL Is estimated that half million bushels
will be there on the close of the canal All the
mills are in operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23

INTEREST on THE n. Y. STATE DEBr Comp
troller Burrows and Auditor Burrows have con.
cluded arrangements by which the interest on the
New York State debt, duy in January next, will
be paid at the Manhattan Bank in coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-23

IL The U. s. steamer Saranac, (says dis
patch from Norfolk, Va, on the 22d instantly In
starting for the Pacific, got aground below that
city, and will probably not get off for some days
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ID Pesth paper says there have been los
bankruptcies in Vienna during the last Two
months. Three or four small firms suspended on
the 31st October.
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SPIRTTOF THE MORNING PRESS

The Lnt.llrgsneer, continuing its advocacy of
the re establishment Of an United States bank !,
republishes from the Nashville Daily Neics a
project for such an institution which, that jour-
nal argues, Gen. jackson himself favored.
The Union, in an able article, defends the
legality Of the Kansas Convention, showing that
tits but right and proper that their action should
be taken here as that of the people of Kansas
whom they represent under the law.
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TWENTY FIRST
MILITARY AND CIVIC ANNUAL. BALI
OF THE
Washington Light Infantry,
CARUSI'S SALOON.
ATnNna EUEsHN ..

tdhCSJ % SALOON
On MONDAY EVENING, Nov. I'D lss-
The Infantry take pleasure in Announcing 10 ,h.,,
friends and the public that they have perfecIed "a
their arrangements for Hail on tie a.oye a
date when they WILL he Pleased TO meet them -
as" in the days Of yore," IN the Intsrchangetsk
Of pleassntries which the occasion will sfTord
They are under many oslIKstiops for the patronage
IL does. warm interest in the w, fare - ibs
citizen military and partlcu AIRY the Cops, and the
public may be fully assured that all efforts vIIl be
MADE 20 render this Ball equally satisfactory as the
The prelude OF the Ball will he repetition Of the
regular and tancy maneuvers and the manual of
sn %s f is 6y dets ETA Of the Corps.
Withers's Celebrated Band, in full has been en-
gagged
Ladies invitations will be issued by the Executive
COMMITTEE, To whom applications will be made
through the members Of the Company
The well known and ex perI.no-d cster, Reynolds
OIL tne Eldorado House, Will have charge Of the
PnIcpal d.pots for the sale of tickets will he a,
Tickets one DOLLAR. admitting a ' c entsm nan
The following gentlemen are respectfully request
cd to act. IN conjunction with Committees Of the
Company, as Managers:
Col w W ssaton Col p Force. "t Co G R'd France
Capt Gap Il I x B Tate Gspt Cs5nnston. "a. Ksliy.
Jas Booth JAS Bo @ssss,' Jos sAnllns'On'
WIN BCTTn Fad M s.iis Of e. cS,,s
w III Ward, r Mobup Ies-rrpon'
r Fisher, IF Coyle q Steyens
G.lt. A Joyce, WI Thomas
DfC Eorce. Calan, w Donohoo.
yrs Smoof. JOwner, II Goldsmith.
Lamb, w ii Nally, w Baldwin,
hupp, Werner, g Sprinsman,
y GeiGeT; Finch, w Spaulding,
T. w Iams, Stanley, Rw Dove.
Jas Busher.
ErtcNtire Comntftss
Capt Davis, 1t q Warner, Serg NJ PFikher
SerE Coleman, Corp Beers, Corp sage
Jno McNanee, WIN Tucker, Jno Walk,
Jno Smoot LEM ID. WILLIAMS, Treas,
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GRAND BALL
~ OF THE
Journeymen Bakers.

The Journeymen Bakers, of Washinftop take
great pleasure IN ANNOUNCING to their friends q
and the public, that their Second Grand Bal -
VIII he gwen at the Assembly r looms or IL
Loq,sana syenne, between "a and 9th streets l2aA
on WEDNESDAI, 18th inst.
The COMMITTEE Of Arrangements pledge them
this the best Ball Of the season.
Esputa's Celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
supper will ne furnished 10y that ex perisnced ca =
man and two Ladies-to be had of any Of the mana
gers or at The door on the night OF the Ball.
The Entire COMMITTEE OF Arranreu,nt,
J. W. Fox, Pres. g.Vost,
y. l.outner, Treas, J.Shafer,
q. GOtsholt, F. Wyer.
J. Await. C.kerler,
Y. K. Runneker, l.. Newread,
a. Nelson, l.. Yong, Sec.
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III The Mississippi river is full of ice. Nav
igstion north Of Dubuque has closed
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APPOINTMENTS. The following appoint
ments have been made for the San Francisco
Navy Yard, California o. H.. Rand, master
mason Charles Orois, master painter; John
A. Bottles, keeper Of the magazine; John
Adams, master Of the laborers.
Ex-SEsAroR JOIN A DIX, Of New York is
among the distinguished strangers now here.
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U6The Governor OF Alabama, in his annual
messSee, recommends that the banks resume
specie payments on the LIST Of May next.
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Nc THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
ll3 Ladies' Union Benevolent and Employ ment
Society will take place on WEDNESDAY next,
November 25th, at the Rev. Mr. Samson's Church,
street. between 9Th aud TIN streets, ut o. clock
The public are respectfully invited to attend 3
0@FAIR.-The Ladies Of Capitol Hill are now
Lk3 holding Fair at Columbia Hall, Capitol
Hill for the purpose Of raising funds for the erect,
of Monument to the memory of B. c. Grenup,
who was killed IN the discharge OF his duty a. q
fireman.
Prof. Withers's Band has been engaged.
season tickets 80 cents single tickets II cents.
23-6t~
1%L. o. u. Fan adjourned meeting of the
tkS X. w Grand Lodge Of the District Of Co
iumhIa will he held at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street. on Monday, sd INST, at O'Clock, p. m.
n2lt JNO. T. BANGS, Grand Secretary.
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Ora Nd A MIL Y.

II y NJ n N u a = = r. VI b l. I.
The FRANKLIS FIRE CoNPAsy take pleasure in
announcing to their friends and fellow citixers 90
that they have completed their arrangements ~
TO give course of Assemblies during the -
coming winter. LA
The first wall take place at their Hall, on MON
DAY. Dec. Z, 1857.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to lie had at any OF tie
Hotels and al the door he evening of the Bali.
COMMITTEE Of ArrnEs, 1snts
T.. r Alexander, W pNutt
w. III. Tanning, J. w White
w. J. Hutton. po ls -eo-d
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Al u g | G A l. T. A II ID.

The Chic ,ering Grand Piano used by Messrs
rhalberg and Strakosch, ct their concerts, eeu
IN Washington and Aiexaudria, was tunedT~F
by Il. II. SPEiR. from New York. ffsfs'
Orders left at Mr.. r chard DavIs's Piano Store
Will meet vi rh prompt attention, ms S-lwt
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VlAL r ID III AY.
- 100 bales choice Hay just received.
FANNY AID Extra Flour, Buckwheat
Rye Meal and Graham Flour.
Also fall assortment of eed of all kinds such 40
Corn. Oats, Corn Meal.
Rye Chop ,M6ings, Ship Stuff
Brown Stah, Shorts and Cut Hsv
All of which will be sold low tor cash at the old
Depot. corner Pa. avenue aud ~ street
n q 81 CLARKE Il BRO.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS, We hear, leaves Chicago
to-day, for this city, and will therefore be at
homo In the new mansion he has recently
caused to DO built here, in few days.
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ZINE CHINA, TOYS. MEDALLIONs, Canes.
Il Games. Perfumery and Toilet Articles az
ulG McLAUGHIIN'S,b bet. 9Th aud 9Th sts,
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L. LOOK n TEL En-
Il URNITURE AT REDUCED PRICESm
If YOU wish to save a fsw dollars i'm buying So
PshS; BuRE %S REGISTRARS. TAO
ny kind Of FURNITrRE, lust call At ISL W
9TH street, near Northern Market and next TO -
Hyatts Dry Goods Store, and you will find y
reduction OF % per cent. Small erpsHs,s spuall
rents, aud small profits Don't forget the No,
S5i-New Store. r. B. BROWN Asent
CARPETS as low rs IS cents. nSst
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true character of his second organized attempt
to rob, murder and burn himself into the DOS.
session Of the territory Of friendly nation.
AS specimen Of the GOODNESS with which
they put forth false statements of. the facts of
his affairs, We quote the following paragraph
from late number of the Mobile Register:
{" We know that Ii has been rumored that the
steamship Fashion was enga2 ed in a fIfibuster-
ing expedition; but this, We have been assur, d
by those who know, is not the case. Her cargo
OF merchandise was Inspected Yesterday morning
by an officer sent on board Of her for that purpose
by the collector for that port, and the rutlors
which bave been circulated relative to her being
loaded with arms, ammunition, &c, We're proved
to be without foundation. She cleared regularly
from the custom house, with assorted cargo of
merchandise, shipped at private venture, under
the charge OF supercargO.n
The Mobile Advertiser of the same date ex-
poses the utter falsity of this story about the
legitimacy of the commerce in which the steamer
Fashion is engaged, in publishing the usual
list of her cargo cher manifest), which shows as
clearly that her voyage is flibustering one
only, as the presence in a fast sailing schooner
in New York harbor, Of an unusual number of
water casks and hundreds of shackles proves,
that the latter is destined to engage in the slave
trade
"ExPORrs.- Greytown, per steamer Fashion
50 pickaxes. 4Saxes, 9 gross knives and forks 100
axehelves, so spades, 90 dozen spoons, 50 hatch
cts, SS pounds nails, 81 yards oilcloth, silk,
thread, needles and pins, 3 boxes, l key medi.
cines 60 barrels pork a barrels beef 364 barrel.
assorted groceries, tierces rice, sacks coffee,
barrels sugar, 5 sacks salt, % boxes collars, 9
bales blankets" .-
The CASE SrATED.-Out OF the avalanche of
"official information" of late received from
Utah, though, AZ a whole, it satisfies all that
Brigham Young and his followers are in rebel.
lion, it is difficult for the casual or hurried
reader to pick out the points of their position
and conduct which constitute rebellion and
revolution in the view of the law The New
York Commercial Adcertiser, however, ex-
plains the points in question with much clear.
ness and force. So, We quote it for the informa-
ton Of the Stars readers, as follows: 49,
"Their present attitude, we repeat, Is one. Of
smPle aud unqualified reeolt. The authority of
the United states was denied and dsfed, with
no other show Of reason than that Bri cham Young
has resolved to have IL so. He openly declares
not that he ana his people will openly resist this
or that law, but that the Federal Government
shall no longer exercise any power or authority
In the territory OF which he Ia Governor He wifi
not permit the troops OF the United States to be
garrsoned In the territory, or to enter IL unless
they first surrender their arms and ammunition.
and then they are only to remain on sufferance
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NAVAL Courts OF INoUIRY.-Before Court
No. l, to-day, the defence of exit. Brownell
was read by bis friend, ex-senator Dix of New
York, and the judgment was duly entered
upon it in the archives of the Department
Before the same Court, the case of 1t. j A.
Doyle furloughed) is expected to be taken up
next.
Before Court No. 2, to-day, in the case of
Commander Gedney, Commodores Mayo and
Kearney, and exit. w. A. Bartlett were ex-
amined in the applicants behalf. That case
was then temporarily suspended, and Mr.
Brent, counsel for It. Dimmick Lynch, then
real the defence of that gentleman.
Before Court No. 3, to-day, Comnodores
Mayo and VOORHEES, were examined on the ap-
plicant's behalf in Capt Levy's case.
INDIAN GooDs.-The subjoined contracts f r
the supply Of Indian Goods have been made by
the Indian Bureau:
Class No. l, consisting of Mackinac blankets,
cloths and dry goods, has been given to Cronin,
Hurxthal Sears, of New York.
Glass No. 2, consisting of ready.made cloth
ing, has been given to Whiting, Galloupe, Bliss
TO-, Oh DOStOn-
Glass No. 3, consisting of hardware and agri-
cultural implements, has been given to T.
Poultney, of Baltimore.
Class No. 4, consisting of Northwest guns
has been given TO H. E. Lemon, of Lancaster,
Pa.
The WAGON ROAD ExPEDIrIoN-The Inte-
rior Department have advces from superin-
tendent Leach, of this expedition, dated at
Franklin, Texas, October %, where be was with
u portion of his party, all we'll. The roads east
Of Fort Laramie he reports in bad condition
washed and without grass near them. He had
four parties at work between Franklin and
Fort Fillmore, and an advance party were ex-
aiming the country. He expected, in the
course Of December, to report from Fort Yuma
the entire amount of work necessary on the line
entrusted to him, its probable cost, De.
SENATOR DOuGLAs, We hear, leaves CHICAGO
to-day, for this city, and will therefore be at
homo In the new mansion he has recently
caused to DO built here, in few days.
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V,muortnmttO ConsIlumntiyes!

M ANY valuable lives have been saved by HEGE-
IfA MAN, CLARK & Co.'S GENUINE COP LIVER Oh,
which, ill all human probability, would have beon
los but Tor It's timely
1t is no quack medicine, but the Pure Oil, made
with the utmost care from the Fresh Cod Fish Liv-
ers, and is recommended by the most eminent physi-
clans in Europe and American, and has proved by
ten years experience the most voIuable remedy for
CONSUMPTION and SCRoFULA ever discovered, for,
while it cures the disease, it increases the health
and strength OF the patient.
CAUnoN.--IEere is q great deal Of spurious oil
adulterated with Seal Oh, Whale Oil, ne, which,
instead otbeneftting, Injuries the patient, by deran-
ging the digestive organs, but being cheaper is by
unprinciped persons palmed off Ter genuine.
NOTICE, that HLGEMAN, CLARK u Co.'S signature
is over the cork, and the Eagle and Mortar on the
labe for since the death of W. l., Rushton our late
partner there has been an article cvlled Rushtons
put in the market, which is in no way connected
with r. G, a. Co., or II. G. q Co; and thousands
who had used other Oil without success have been
restored to health by the Genuine Oil of our manu-
facture. Sold by all respectable druggists.
March d. 857-2m
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A Good Farm,for Sale.

On Saturday at 10 o'clock, March 81, 1857. will
be offered at Public Sale, on the premises by the
subscribers, about GO acres Of land well improved
chiefly meadow bottom. on which there Is good
bearing orchard, two dwelling houses double log
barn and amiIk house. Said lands adjoins lands o.
Jacob Dennis Esq in Green township, Harrison
county, Ohio
Atihe same time and place the said Jacob Dennis
viii ofei for sale S5 acres in the same quarter sec
ton with the above, and adjoining the same part,
good bottom, with house on IL Also by said
Dennis about II acres on which is situated hfstra'e
STEAM SAW-MlLL.
Terms reasonable, and made known on the day
of sale.
The above 62 and IS acre lots if not sold will be
for rent.
For further information enquire Of Josiah Nj.
Estep Esq, Cadiz, or OF the subscribers.
LEWIS w. RAWISTON.
JAMES HANNA,
Executors of Robert Hanna decd.
Feb 49, lS57-5t
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New Tin and Copper shop.
JAMES m. PAUL.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Har-
rison county, that he has just commenced carrying
on the TIN and COPPER business in all It's various
branches, in the well known stand formerly occupl'
ed by James Cady, on Market street, Cadiz, Ohio
where he intends TO manufacture nothing but good
ware, and sell it at reasonable prices. He hopes by
a rict attention TO BUSINESS and always keeping
good supply on hand, to receive liberal share o.
patronage. s.c,l.. ,.-.
The highest price paidin CASH for old Copper,
JAMES M, PAUL.
cadiz. Ohio, April 30, l956-tf. 11
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NEW STORE IN CADIX!
And all Entirely New Goods!
BROWN e. RRO.

Are now receiving and opening out in the Store
Room formerly occupied by John Mccormick in
CadiZ one OF the largest and best assortments Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ever brought TO Cadiz. Their stock is full and
complete in every thing needful or desirable for
Fall and Winter wear.
For the Ladies!
They havean extensive assortment Of Plain and
Fancy Silks, s Satns, Ribbons, all Wool De LANES,
Wool Plaids, &c, &c.
Their stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings,
Ready Made clothing, &C., &C., which they have
for the
GENTS
Ia second to none either in qnalty or quantity
To attempt TO enumerate their articles would be
both impossible and useless, Call and examine
them for yourselves, for we feel confident that q
more fashionable extensive assortment of better
or cheaper Goods have never been brought to this
market than those now offered by
BROWN IL BRO rHER.
P. s. I be highest cash price pai for oil kinds Of
Marketable Produce, at our Store Room on Market
st Cadz, Ohio b a. BRO.
Oct S-l956 II
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PANSW,


Another instance of The lost faeultieso Of tho human
system restored by the Forest Remedies.
Air John i. Contit, Tespectabs clt2 N Of Or
ange, n j. sends US the following Ger tltcu,e of the
curs OF Mrs Condt, of Paisey. by the uce of the
FOREST VINE AND PILLS.
ORANGE, N. J. Feb. ID, 1854
'DR W. G. HALsEy Den Sir:--Ny wife had n
stroke of palsy 20 severe that her Whole syst, IN
was completely paralyzed. She continued to grow
weaker for nearly two years. losing all use and sem
sibility of her body and limbs We almost despair
cd of her recovery AT this time she began to take
your medicines. Their good effects were soon ex-
perienced She began gradually to improve in
health, and in few m1nths recovered entirely
The extraordinary effect of your wine and Pills, in
curing my wife Of complaint which we never ex-
Leced her to get the better Of induces me- as a du-
ty we owe to yourself and the public, to send you
this certificate. 'JoTHAN P CoNDIr."
The case of Mrs. Condit is striking coincid ence
of the power of the Forest Remedies in restoring
the lost energies of the animal economy They
exert peculiar influence on the nervous system
and blood, penetrate the minutest vessels that verge
to the skin, equalizing the circulation and resusci
ating the vitality of every part of the body In all
nervous disorders, debility, affections of the kid
neys, dyspepsia, low spirits, constitutional weak.
ness, and various other complaints, these remedies
have proved eminently successful.
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Notitts
TaE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE AGE.

4oG AOEf.
MO PAY if DR.. Toblas's celebrated Venetian
~ Liniment does not cure Cholera, Collie, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting. Cuts,
Burns, Old Sores, Swellings, Toothache, Head
ache, Dysentary, Group Coughs, Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chapped hands, cold feet Mosqueto bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back and
chest.
NO HUMBUs-TRY 1T.
DR. Tobias has warranted his Liniment for eight
years without ever having demand for the return
OF the mone all that is ,ed IS 10 use II according
to the directions.
NO ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT IT
After once using it. II you do not find 1t better
than anything you ever tried before,
GIT YOUR MONEY RETURNED!
DcrThnusands of certificates have been received
speaking of its virtues Now-a-daysr 1t Is the prac-
tice to I'LL up the papers with certificates from un-
known persons or given by those who never used
the medicine now DIR Tobias offers to pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever published a
false certificate during the time lac has had his med
icine before the public.
Call on the Agent aud get pamphlet containing
genuine certificates.
As persons envious of the large sale of the Vene-
ton Liniment have stated il is injurious TO take
it internally, DR.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
l, Samuel |. Tobias, the city of New York, be-
ing duly sworn, do depose that compound Lini-
ment called Ventian and that the ingredients OF
which it is compounded are perfectly harmless to
ia ke internally even in double the quantity named
in the directions accompanying each bottle:
S. l. TOBIAS.
New York, January 9th, 1856
Sworn to this day before me,
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price 25 and so cents Sold by the Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States.
9J-Also for sale, Dr. Tobias Horse Liniment, in
pint bottles, at so cents, warranted superior to any
other.
DR.. Tobias Office, No 56 Courtland street, New
York,
AsENTs.-T Fl Logan & Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, Wheeling; John Boall andS Hamilton
Cadiz; A Jul Schneider, Mooreheld; M Jolley, New
Market E J Phipps a. Co. Smyrna
November l9 1856 lyrs, ,epcial notice,