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The whole front was lighted with gas
heard little feet scsmpering through
the hall, but as the doors we're Of ground
glass ! cou'd see nothing.
A servant came to the door. and wait.
ed on me to handsome drawing room
with plain but good furniture ] waited
in curious speculation for minutes There
had been no plate upon the door, so !
could not even tell the name of the Der.
wishing TO see me. was awake; Susy
laid her hand on my shoulder.
you owe this 10 our kind friend here.
she whispered. She has been trying
you deeply
Trying me?' ! said aloud.
Yes my good friend, said Mrs Jones
herself; i was rich, and had no one a.
bout me but selfish and interested peo
pie who all wanted my money. have
long owned this house, and lived in i
when met you first; but a thought sug
gested BY your invitation to go to you, in
duced me to try welher you would keep
me il | happened 10 be poor, and am a.
bundantIy satisfied with the result. We
made money at that old house in How
ard street. which no one but ourselves
ever knew OF. and | always intended TO
find you out and make you my heir had
however, rather that you would enjoy
my property while | can have the pleas
ure Of seeing you; so invite you TO re-
turn my visit. You will find a hand
some office, well flied for ou in Court
street, when you go down Tomorrow
declare 10 you, reader, the generos.
ity oi this woman unnamed me more
than the disconsolaie thoughts which
had haunted me the whole afternoon. II
seemed too good to believe and when we
walked out to the dining room, and sat
down to a supper at which no expense
was spared, could only look from one
to the other and wonder if | was in a
dream.
took possession Of my grand Office
the next day. Briefs poured in upon me,
for who will no. require the services Of a
rich lawyer, and who wants those OF a
poor onel rose rapidly and am still
standing in high places. speak il with
reverence, owe it all 10 wOman.
We bought the cottage, with its little
garden, and we 60 there in summer and
play poverty again for few Of the hotter
weeks. We have four children now, and
Mrs Jones pets them all. She is now
trying to have me seek out my old Aunt
Deborah, and perhaps will. The old
farmer, TOO. | intend now that he shall
hear from me-"
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NCTOTO & HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
a ROAD, CHANGE OF TIME. w
ca O. R ~ I


TO take effect w ednesday, July Isl '57'
Mailtrain will leave Portsmouth daily [Sun-
aay. excepted) 30 a. NJ. and arrive at Ham
deffl0 10 A. N. Returning will leave II amden
at / 90 P. NJ. and arrive at Portsmouth l0 P NJ.
Accommodation train will leave Hamden daily
ihaday exceptedl at 40 A. M. and arrive at
oftsmouth at 10 05OAM. Returning will leave
NMtsmouth at 2 45 P. M. and arrive at Hamden
ate30P.N,
, Freight train leaves Portsmouth daily (Sun
\ day excepted) at l5A NJ. arrive at jackson u
NJ. Returning will leave Jackson at IL 10 r M,
and arrive at Portsmouth at 4 50 Nj.
~ Passengers leaving Hanlden by A. NJ train
will connect with the splendid new steamers
Bos tona and Kentucky daily for Cincinnati at
E. POND, supt
an 90. '57 44-tf
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"THE OLD, OLD STORY"

"THE OLD, OLD STORY"
Summer mOon-beams softly playing,
Light the woods Of Castle Keep;
And there see maiden stIaying,
Where the darkest shadows creep.
She is listening, meekly, purely,
To the wooer at her side;
'Tis the sold, old story" surely,
Running on like time and tide.
Maiden fair, oh, have care:
Vows are many-truth is rare.
He is cour.ly-she is simple;
Lordly dOublet speaks his lot;
She is wearing hood and wimple;
His the castle, hers the cot,
Sweeter far she detms his whisper, E
Than the night birds ducel thrill;
She is smiling-he beguiling-
'Tis the "old, old story" still.
Maiden fair, oh have carel
Vows are many-truth is rare.
The autumn sun is quickly going
Behind the woods Of Castle Keep:
The sir is chill-the night wind blowing,
And there l see maiden weep,
Her checks are white, her brow is aching
The "old, old story" sad and brief,
OF heart betrayed, and left, nigh breaking,
In mute dispair, and lonely grief
Maiden fair, oh, have a care!--
Vows are many-truth is rare. .'..
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A KING Down A HAToH
when the flag ship of as
modore was lying in thel q
she was honored by the King sn
al family, with suit, who came "a
barges and the full parade Of
The ship was dressed from deck
in holiday attire; side boys were41
ed at the ropes, the marines presee
arms, the guns Numbered forth roa
salute, and the Commodore welcoI
his guests TO the quarter deck with
politeness betting an officer Of ran
One Of the suite, a spinde-shanke Z
Qaudy attired Neapolitan, strsyed%w
fromtlie party. and cruising aboutmid
ships, espied a windsail, on object h
had never seen before. As it was fully
expanded by the air, be took it for pill
lar, and, folding his arms, leaned agains
IL, when it Yielded to his weight and HI
disappeared below, heels over head with
velocity that was actualy marvellous,
as was his escape from injury. The mis-
hap chanced to have only one witness.
This was a venlersn tar who. approach'
ing the quarter dec and Muching bis
hat, respectfully: 4 beg pardon, Com
dore, but one oifhem are Kings has laf
len down the hatchwayP
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JACKSON ST ANDARD,
OFFICE IN COMMERCIAL BLOCK, OVER
BENNETT g. CO.'S. BANK Sd, STORY,
TER MS.

In Advance, S1,OO. Otherwise, SI,5O
D'These terms will be rigidly adhered to.
:. GJ'lo insure discontinuance at the end Of the
time subscribed for, all arrearageS must be paid,
and positive directions given to that effect.
GTAdyertisements inserted at the usual rates.
tPAll advertisements not having the number Of
insertions marked on them, will be continued until
forbid, and charged accordingly.
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How a Dead President Looks.

President Madison died in 1886 and
was buried in Montpelier, Orange Coun.
ty, Virginia. The neglect in attending
his worth by suitable monument attrac
ted attention, and some few years since 6
number of gentlemen of Orange County
set about the task of procuring one. Hav-
ing procured it, they conveyed it to Mont,
pelier the other day and placed it in its
position. In digging for the foundation
it became necessary to 60 below the cof-
fin, which was consequently exposed to
view. Thus was an opportunity offered
of examining dead President, after he
had been in she ground twenty-one years
A R;Sn,mtond reporter says:
F The Boards placed above The coffin had
Gecayed' but no earth had fallen in upon
~ and everything appeared to be as when
the CONN was deposited there, except thai
the cover Was slightly moved, allowing a
partial we" Of the interior. AS there wa;
no fastenlngsrto prevent, the part of the
I'D covering .she superior portion Of the
body was raIse and the several gentle
men present loo@ed in. upon the remains
of the Virginian. The coffin itself Of
black walnut was in perfect preservation,
and the interior was nearly filled with a
species of moss, which adhered uertina-
ciously to the wood. Behath2 this and
partially hidden by it, wers isMof tbe
larger and harder bones. The r.iaw
had fallen away, the bones ofe
and the ribs were gone, and<Is Only
of the skeleton which remained were
skull and portions of the cheek bones
vertebral of the neck, the spine aieAtns
large bones of the arms All else of the
upper part of the body had returned to
the dust from whence Il. was taken, and
in few years more every: trace of the
body Va, ssPpear, the trump Of
resurrection Shall re; scatlered
particles. The body inferred
Just twenty -one years =
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ScENE.--A tall ladder leai
house, niger at the TOP.
scratching his side against ~
tom-'Gway, g'way from dar'
maxim mischief
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Which is the most inquisiliye letter in
the alphabet! The letter Y
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II. w. WHITE;

DEALERia all kinds Of Hardware, Musical In
strumcpts, aud Fancy Notions, and manufacturer
all kinds Of Rifles and Shot Guns.
jackson, march 20, 80. 62H
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INDIAN SUMMER.

There is time, just ere the frost
Prepares to pave old Winters way,
When Autumn in a revere is lost,
The mellow day time dreams away;
When summer comes, in musng mind,
To gaze once more ou hill aud dell,
To mark how many sheaves they bind,
And sec if all is ripened will.
With balmy breath she whispers low,
The dying flowers look up aud give
Their sweetest incense ere they go,
Fer she who made their beauties live.
She enters meath the woodland shade;
Herzephyrs lift the lingering leaf,
And bear 1t gently where are laid
The loved and lost ones ofits grief.
At last old Autumn, rising, takes
Again his scepter and and his throne,
With boisterous hands the trees he shakes,
Intention ga herring all his own;
Sweet Summer, signing flies the plain,
And waiting Winter, gaunt and grim,
= sflas .
Sees miser Astumn hoard his grain,
Aud smiles 10 think it's all for him.
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How 10 TELL A Coon TEAoHER.-A
from Swampyille, State of New
York, was telling how many different oc
cupatious, lie had attempted. Among 9th
efs lie had tried school teaching.
sIIow long did you .tsach?' inquired {
We'll, | didn't teach long, that is I on
~ went 10 teach
Did you hire out'
! We'll, ididn.t hire out, ! only went tc
lire out.
4 Did you succeed?'
giYsit up for some reason OF
gfhef You see | travelled into a dis
1inqaired for the trustees. Some
Mr., Snickless was the man
a to see. So found Mr.. Snickles'
banned my obiect4-introduced mysel
land asked him what he thought abou
letting me try my luck with the big un
ruly gals and boys Of the district Ht
wanted to know If / really considered my
self capable. and l told him l wouldn'
mind his asking me few questions il
'rithmetic and geography, or showing my
handwriting. He said no, never mind, he
could tell good teacher by his gait.
Let me see you walk off a little ways,
said he, Il can tell jist as we'll as if hat
heard you examined, says he.
He sat in the door as he spoke, and
thought he looked a little skittish, but
was considerably frustrated and didn'
mind it much, so | turned and walked Of
as smart as | knowed how He said h
would tell me when to stop, 80 l walke'
till | thought / had gone far enough
then / 'spected suthin' was to pay, ant
looked round. Wal, the door was shut
and Mr.. Snickless had gone
Ibid you go backl
'Wal' no, / didn't go back
Did you apply for another school?'
wal, no, / didn't apply for anothe
school said the gentleman from Swamp
vile, 4 rather think my appearance wa
against me.'-Spirit Of the Times.
the f5- There is no,greater calamity tina
SIS, in Scioto SScqIiring,
contoininO 10 acrtsN :. - -
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TVs. Sheri1's Sale.
Jared stcphsuson.) The State Of Ohio. Jack
va. son county, Court Of com
Jesse Mills. mon tsleas.
nv virtueof an AL ~. FA. writ OF execution
s,a,S 4sitllssBurt, to me directed, will on
z Tnestiaythe lst day Of Sept, A. D. 81.
ALL n,clo.k P. M. on the premises Of the said
desse cMIJls, in Bloomfield township, in said
1zsslssn -isnnty, expose to sale atpublic auction
caIz, supposed ocontain about six
fis, the property Of Jesse Mills
execution against the said jcs.
avor Of said Jared Stephcusnp
z6in stf~ uROwN ctaVe oi ltop
E,ceion, county, Ohio, deceased.
s. n .~-S& WIN, HALE, admir-
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Z. ueAtns or bis
loes not. So that, il f..
s a sort of moneved -
Nory; tits accessible % ].
seasons Of cotton viii ss,,J.
of men up-a score Of Years
em all down, and send their \!
Tabor. The father grubs and I
Ibis children strut and USE ,E
The children. in turn. inherit
and 60 to shiftless poverty. n
children. reinvigoraled by fresl
blood. and by the ell Of fbs 8
up again.
Thus Society, like 9 ttas o.
from the earth, changes It ihu
blossoms, spreads them abroad
glory, sheds them off to fall
earth agajnto mingls with
and q Is6gth to reap
FRESH garniture.
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the fa- There is no,greater calamity than
SIS, in scioto sScquiring.
| containing ~ acreS-.w..--------
Vi Howell 10 be s~as necessarily expose
| said Francis Rose.
Appraised at 5000.
BANISTER BROWN,to save a
Aug. 90, 81. 22-5w prs fees g. aEolect
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= Carnenters and JOlnerS.

Carpenters and JOlnerS.
RsTIBscRIBERs beg leave to say to the
peoIj Of jackson and surrounding eounT
trytsthat they have 0peneda new
carpenter SHOP
a.. caynsr of Locust and Water Streets
ii ~here tbey wilI eready at all times oattend TO
any business in he line. 0
Having lately purchased a new HEAESE'
thew are fully prepared to attend all funerals
both in town and country. Cofiy'to wholesal
der. in the ndatest Manner.
They have made arang' Terms cash. Full di
wishing them, wify each box.
sEs, OF all size~s J. r. DAY, Agent.
1sckson, !, q. II. Ohio, Aug. 90 '57. a2-tf
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received. Here l was,
made myself a favor
cort,natatu .,,,aonJo
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20 back to the kitchen to
my voyage, SO I looked
some employment. An
lhe paper for a printers
}, and ] applied and was
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II. ~ p 0 " I ST o ~ Y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
9P,9NNgPARN9

On Wednesday, June 3rd, by Rev. Mr..
Brooke, of Baltimore, James l.. Tov-
ner, Esq, of this place, to Miss Jennie
English, daughter OF David English,
Esq, of Georgetown, ID. G.
u Many thanks for the liberal slice
of the bri de's cake with which we were
favored The remembrance of the Prin-
ter, at time when the forgeilulness oil
all others would have been excusable, is
appreciated by US. May peace and pen'
ty, the choicest comforts of life, attend
The happy pair.
In this place. on Tuesday last, by the
: Rev. ]. p. Smellzer, Mr.. Eli l.. Ftser,
to Miss Mary c. Ftltmon, all of this
place.
At Rockhal, in this County, on We'd,
nesday evening week, by Rev. Mr.. Am
| bier, John +. Shanks, Esq, of Boeiourr
county, and Miss c. Peochy U1HS,
daughter of Thomas II. Willis, Esq.
On tAe 81 inst, by the Rev. MIR. Da-
Wis, John "A. VOrhees, Esq, to Miss FL
len Cornelia, daughter of tie late Abra-
ham Shepherd, all of Berkeley County.
On the 28,h ult., by Rev. Wm. kopp,
Mr.. Daniel Brandenborg, of Wheeling,
Va, and Miss Isabella GmdRer, OF Mar
tinsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-As The train
bound Eastward on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, on Monday night, was
passing through the Broad Tree Tunnel,
a gentleman from Cincinnati, DR.. G.. ID.
Lewis, incautiously thrust his head out of
the window of the car, when it came in
forcible contact with some of the tmbers
in the tunnel. dreadfnlIy fracturing his
skull, and rendering his recovery almost
hopeless. He was brought on to Graf
ton, and fortunately had the benefit of the
surgical skill of Dr.. MaglI, of Hagers.
town, Nd, who was with the excursion
lists. The scalp was removed and large
number Of bones taken out. At last ac-
counts DR.. Lewis was still insensible.-
Cumberland Telegraph.
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Ye Shaking Thousands Read !

.lGUE AND FETER,-Do not take Qni-
nine, Mercury, or any such noSious Drugs, but
try at once tbs great Alternative and Purifier
of the Blood Carriers Spanish Mixture will
cure any and every case Of Ague and Fever
We have never yet known it 10 fail.
And for all diseases arising from ali impure
state Of the Blood 10 medicine has ever yet
been found to have so good an effect. lfyou
are sick, try it at once do not delay time Is
precious, and health the greatest Of all bles-
sings, without which all else is yalueless.
DIR. ". s. BEERS s. CO., Proprietors,
Richmond, Va.
IL For sale by Druggists and Country Mer-
chants in al parts Of the United States and the
Canadas, and by Z. c. HILLLhuS, SheP-
herdstown,- Hill s Myers, kaJletown,-BelIer
S. Cooke, Caarles.own,-J. f. CIaggett, Iiar-
pers Ferry,-Hutchison s Burnett, Charles
town WILSON s. Timberlake, Rippon,-Geo
IL. Beckwith s. Co ,Smihfeld-S. }. q. Moore
MiGdleway,-Geo.W w. Fox, Halltown.
May l6, 1857. lily
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CHAMBERS

Mineral Water Establishment,
at the junction of the Winchester and Po-
iomac and Baltimore and Ohio Rail Roads,
HARPER's FERRY, Va.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form the public generally that his SA-
LOON has been elegantly re6ued. And
he is prepared TO furnish. gentlemen at his
counter with MINERAL WATERS and
PURE SARSAPARlLLA MEAD, TO.
gelher with the other extensive variety OF
cooling SUMNER DRINKS, for which
this Establishment is so Justly celebrated.
GEO. w. CHAMBERS.
Harper's Ferry, May %, 1857. 3t
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION !
PHILADELPHIA.
important Announcement

TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
L such as PEKMATORRHNA, SEMI
Ma WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONOR
IRHGN, GLEET, SYPHILIS, tho Vice Of
IONANISM, or SELF-ABUSE &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
of the awful destruction of human life. causet
by Sexual diseases, and the receptions prac
tised upon the unfortunate victims OF such
diseases by Qnacks, have directed their Con
sultns Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy of their name, 10 give MEDICAL, AID
VICE GRATIS, 10 all persons thus afflicted
who apply by letter, with description OF their
condition. Gage, occupation, habits OF life, &c,
and in cases Of extreme poverty aud suffering,
o FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent IN
stltution, established by special endowment. fer
the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Virulcnl and Epidemic Diseases 1t has
now a surplus of means, which The Directors
have voted 10 expend in advertising the above
notice. 1t is needless 10 add that the Associa~
ton commands the highest Medical skill of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
Just Published by the Association, Report
on .SpermatorrhGl, or Seminal Weakness, The
vice Of Onanism, Masturbation or elEAbuse,
aud other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which Will be sent by
mail, Gin sealed enveloPe,) FREE or
on the receipt of TWO STAMPS
for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. Il. CALHOUN, Con-
sul,ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. :
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order Of the Directors.
GEO. FAIRCHIl.D, Secretary.
EZRA HEARrN ELL, President
Jdy 6, 1851. 29-ly
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G:8A?9I

In this County, on the 10Th of May
Susan NenPro. daughter o. b. and NJ
J. Irwin, aged years and 5 months.
In Berkeley comfy, on the 10Th n'.,
CalUan C0e, son of Dennis and Elizabeth
NJ. Fisher, aged lyear and s days.
At Jordan's Springs, on tie 18Th uI'.,
Eliza Am, wife of Col. Charles Thom'
as, U. S. Army.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

BANK OF THE VALLEY.-At the annu-
al meeting of Directors Of the Bank of
The Valley. at Winchester, on the l3h
nit, the following persons were appoint
fd d ryc,ors ol the banch at this place =:
David Gibson, John b. White, Garret
w. Blue and John b. SherrArd The
capitals of The following branches, we un
re slaud. we're Increased, each S25 coo,
VIZ Romney, Moorefirld, Staunion and
Chrisliansburg Rcmnfy AioA'geacer.
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Oterseers of the Poor,

1 n adjourned meeting OF Tie Uverseers
4 Of The Poor OF Jefferson County, Will
be he'd a, the Hotel of Rednan & Chs
son, in Charleslown, on FRIDAY, the l2ih
inst, punclual ATTENDANCE Of the mem,
bers of The Board is requested.
By order of the PreSide"t,
SAMUEL STONE, Clerk.
Jne 6, 1857. 1t
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SyphiIitic Reader !

The celebrated DR.. Butcher writes US that
he had two of the most severe aud long stan
ding cases of Syphilis that would yield to none
of the usual remedies, bat he cured one case
with SIX and the other with nine bottles OF
Carter's Spanish Nurture. We have known Il
used in over thousand cases, aud have yet to
hnor oc . fgiIurp IN auy case,
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A LII persons indebted TO the late VIM
Il Bradshaw, decd, are requested TO
make immediate payment, and all per-
sons having claims against the Estate are
requested TO present them properly au-
,henticated for settlement.
SARAH A. BRADSHAW,
Administrative of VIM. Bradshaw, dec d.
May %, 1857 81
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

/. Howard street -four 1891. White
wheat 81 ,S5 100 red wheat Sl,75 a
$3.50; Yellow corn 80 C. 81 cents
white corn 90 a % cents; Virginia oats
81 cents; Pennsylvania rye Sl,lS'---
ChDDer, 5h inst
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The " onder Of the Age.
No PAY

NO PAY /!
IFDr. Tobias celebrated Venetian Liniment
i does not cure Cholera, Dysentery, Group,
ChoIic, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Vomiting, Mumps,
Too,hache, Headache, Chapped Hands, Cold
Feet, Mosquito Bites, Insect Sings. Chronic
Rheumatism, Swellings, Old Sores, Cuts, Burns
Bruises. and Pains or Weakness in the Limbs,
Back and Chest.
NO HUMBUG-TRY 1T.
DR.. Tobias has warranted his Lin, rent for
eight years without ever having demand made
for the return of the money-all that is asked Is
to use it according to the directions.
NO ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT 1T,
After once using it. Ii you do not find it bet
ter than any ing you have ever tried before
GET YOUR MONEY RETURNED
~ Thousands of Certificates have been re-
ceived speaking of It's rare virtues. Nowadays
it is the practice to all the papers with cerif,
Gates from unknown persons, or given by those
who have never used the medicine-nOw DR..
] Tobias offers 10 pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever publish
ed false certificate during the time he has had
his medicine before the public.
Call on the agents and get Pamphlet con-
tanning genuine certificates. As persons enVl-
Gus of the large sale OF the Venetian Liniment
have stated it is Injurious to take II internally.
Dr. Tobias has taken the following
OATH.
I. SAMUEL I. TOBIAS, oflhe City Of New
York, being duly sworn, do depDse that com
pound Linmen, called Venetian, and that the
ingredients OF which it is composed are perfect
Iy harmless to take internally, even IN double
The quantity named in the Directions accom-
panying each bottle. :. l. Tobias.
New York, January Q, E.
Sworn % this day before me.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
Price 25 and 50 cents, sold By the Druggisls
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the
United States.
~ Also Tor sale DR.. Tobias Horse Linz
ment in Pint Bottles at 80 cents, warranted
superior 10 any opher
Dr. Tobias office, &c CORTLAND street, New
York
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