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The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

ANOTHER RIcH QUARTZ LEAD.-We noticed !, few
days since, at the Jewelry establishment of c. W
Young, an exceedingly rich specimen of qnartz
rock, from a lead just discovered on Rush creek
The specimen is represented as the poorest of the
rock. Several tons of rock have been quarried all
of which is pronounced of the very richest quality
The lead is owned by men and shares are held
at S25, 900 each
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

Quartz Mining Laws. - By special
request we publish to-day the laws in
force regulating quartz mining claims
The rich district on Deer creek which
is every day developing something new,
and the rapid discoveries we hear of on
all sides renders knowledge of the
laws necessary and important.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

DISTRICT COURT.-The District Court
will set the remaining cases that are not
already set for trial on the calender. at
2 o'clock, P. M. to-day, and an ad-
.ournment of Court will probably be
made during the HOLIDAYS.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

WHAT A DIFFERENCE.-Commentlng
on the speech of Senator Seward at
Rochester, the Sacramento Union con-
demns it as having but one subJect-sla-
very. The burthen of ii, says the Unaon
is niggers. 1t is niggers first last and
all the time, and the speech is sectional
and its sentiments astonishing.
Remarking upon the speech of Sena-
tor Hammond few days later, the same
paper takes occasion to commend the
enlarged and liberal rieacs of the Senator,
the nationality, nationality and trutltaf-
ness of the sentiments advanced, and
says it presents a decided contrast to
the speech of Senator Seward. Well,
the truth is, the speech Of Hammond is
intensely sectional, it is about as long as
Stewards and there is nothing in it but
niggers from end to end. No other ques-
ton but slavery and the social system
of the South is touched at all. Yet, Mr.
misunderstanding to destroy the
Union if he and his can't have their own
way, lauding the structure of society in
the South which every statesman of
that section down to Calhoun did not
scruple to own is founded on wrong, de :
claring that California ought to be a
slave State and promulgating other sem
timents repulsive to nine-tenths of the
people of the civilized worlds endors-
ed by the Sacramento Union as dealing
in fruitful, rational and national senti-
ments We appeal to any fair mind,
after reading the two speeches to say if
they ought not to be placed in same cat
egory. Both treat of slavery and moth
ing else, ono taking the northern, the
other southern view of the subject
Stewards is not whit more sectional
than the other Hammond believes
that negroes were created by God for
bondage and ought to be placed in that
condition. Seward on the contrary is
an advocate of the rights of man the
world over. He clings to the views of
Washington, Jefferson, and Clay of
Humboldt ard thousand other eminent
Europeans of science and letters. Ham
mond is an adherent of new doctrine
which has but one powerful asserter in
the subtle intellect of John G.. Calhoun
He belongs to a new school founded to
teach self-interest as the summum bonunl
of life-the essence of all social and po-
litical perfection,
Is the Sacramento Union prepared to
pronounce the opinions and aspirations
of Washington and Jefferson visionary
the desire to add none but free
states to this Union-states which shall
never be cursed by slavery-sectional
and praise the doc trine of subsection OF
races in the abstract as correct and just
the spread of human bondage as ration
al sc
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

SNow.-The big flakes began to fall
yesterday about one o'clock whitening
the earth few minutes. A fair pros.
pect is entertained of good sleighing tor
Christmas.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

MARRIED-By Rev. J. S. McColum, on the I'D
inst, Mr. BARNETT McLAIS to Miss VIcroRfk
JOHNSON, all of Nevada.
In San Francisco, Dec. 18th, by Rev. r. P. CUT
err THOMAS FINDLEY, ESQ, Treasurer of State, to-
Mss LorTIE YoUSG, of San Francisco.
In this city, Dec. 10Th, by Rev. Mr. Warren, Mr.
Ezra Morse and Martha A. Hall.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

A DEFINITIoN.-An cold line whg"
is a man who takes his liquor regular
ly, and votes the democratic ticket oc
casionally." 1t is good, and it is true
to very great extent Look round,
among the men who profess to cling to
the wreck ofa glorious party, and call
themselves cold line whigs," and sec if
it isn't-in great many instances. The
fact is suggestive of the affinity between
rum and Democracy-Er.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

The SUEz SHIP CANAL. - A report
recently made by commission OF the
distinguished European scientists, ap-
pointed to examine the various routes
between the Red Sea aud the Mediter-
tanean, II connexion with the Suez ca
nal. embodies some interesting informa-
ton. The width of the isthmus is sew
enty miles. and Potassium stands at the
nearest point. After weighing every
question submitted in favor of the diff
ferent foutes, the commission recon-
mends the most direct one, the entire
line of which 20 be executed measures
but ninety-two miles, and will not re-
quire a single lock, being a free channel
Or canal, to communicate directly with
both seas. Such channel. open and
free at all times, and capable of admit
ting ships of the largest class, would be
a strong inducement for all vessels trad
ing between the Indian and European
seas to take this route, which would be
a saving in distance over that around
the Cape of Good Hope Of eight thou
sand miles. The proposed depth ofthe
canal is twenty-six feet, which the com
missioners think will suffice for vessels
of three thousand tous, which are to be
propelled by towing chains at the rate
of six miles per hour. The roadsteads
both of Suez and Pelusium are well
adapted for the entrance and exit Of
vessels having sufficien: depth of water,
with good anchorage. The confgura-
ton Of both approaches does not appear
to have changed TO: many centuries
The estimated cost of the work is &c,
100000, while the expense of ma intain
ing the canal is computed at se62, 900
annually. The commissioners believe
that sufficient tolls would be taken to
render the enterprise remunerative as
an investment for capital.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

SHOWS From travellers and hunt
ers who have penetrated the snow high
err up in the mountains to- fhe east and
n rth east, we learn that it lies or the
ground from four to eight feet liz depth
On the road to Forest City it measures
in some places four and half feet in
in depth Good sleighing is the conse-
quence to those above us.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

FAvoRs.-J E. Hamlin, George W.
Welch and J. w. Sullivan are hereby
notified of our obligations to them for
copious files of Atlantic papers by the
last stepmer.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

INJuG.-James Napfe, for the sixth
time in Nevada, was incarcerated in
Jail yesterday. His crime this time was
only running brick on the head of
child Of tho howery kingdom.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

CHARIvARI.-0ne of the buxom widows for which
Nevada is famous, who is on the sunny side of for
ty, led blushing younster of about %, to the by
menial altar few nights since and appropriated
him entirely to herself The boys turned out i'm
mediately to celebrate the annexation with tin
horns, ETC., making night hdeous with inferna!
music. The boys will the error of their ways
and repent after widows have entranped them
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

" Maine is thought by many to he
covered with forests, with here and there
a cleared spot where civilization has
made some advances and yet ship build
ers go out of the State to get nearly all
the wood used in the construction Of
ships. The oak comes from Virginia
and Maryland, the yellow pine from the
Carolinas, the white pine from Pennsyl-
vania. while the knees are brought from
Canada and the Provinces, leaving very
little as the product of the Maine forests.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

ES~ Rev. D. K. BONDS, of the NJ. E. Church,
South, will preach in the Court House on SUNDAY,
?6th December, at IL o'clock, A. N.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

LIPs.-Mr. \. p. Willis has tried Pic
colomini and likes her. The following
is his 'jotting" thereupon
"But how can | describe what is Pic
colomini's great PECULIARLY? Her mouth.
while she sings, plays the most deli
cious pantomime possible to conceive.
The eye of the spectator is so pelted
with kisses, exquisiteiy represented i'll a
sort If alto reliero, that it is absolutely
bewiiderng. The natural action Of the
lips seems positively that, and nothing
else--kisses, caught and put into har
ness, and made to do duty like sung
words. 1t is most Difficult; to realize as
one looks and listens when she leans
over the foot iights-(wth anything If
Il habit Of kisses seen done, that i, to
81. - hat the rest Of the audience has
not mysterioasly disappeared, leaving
the matter e4tircly between ones self
and her. And then the absolutel y limo
cent confdingness of the whole play
and pout Of those pulpv little red lips
looking as if they implicitly trusted and
believed in you, while they tried to
reach you, makes it still more absolute
ly personal and priva!e- | do not think
there ever WAS before such an actress
on the stage--one who was unequivocal-
ly stamped with the innocence Of child,
while she left upon every auditor the
memory of a kiss! AS the ballet says:
Such two lips to sigh for,
By herads testO
Should make tulips the cipher
Engraved on her crest
though doubt not that the "helmes
and shield" of the chivalric Piccolumin-
by their swords in those Middle Ages
when they were so famous
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

TEsTIMoNIAL.-The members of the
press of Sacrame ento and San Francisco
are taking steps to procure testimoni-
al for the widow of the late Edward
Pollock. 1t is to be in the shape Of
homestead,
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

SAFE.-Mr. Hammond in his speech
tells the South it is safe to rely on the
Democracy of the North. Jes' SO, Mr..
Hammond,
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

sf-y- The following is the amount of property
tax collected by Sheriff Boring:
Amount paid Treasurer and on deposit. 900 90
Amount of assessments, including delin-
quents of IS56-57 ,663 05
Leaving delinquent for the three years,
80, 81, 5S, ,663 co
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
lEvADA COUNTY OFFICIALPRESS.

Agent for Nevada county.
NR- L. p FISHER, San Francisco, is tho au-
thorised Agent for This paper. Ofico on Washing
ton street.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
NEW ESTABEHSHHiEXT!
Branch of the
SACRAMENTO NEW CORNER CIGAR STORE
NJ. GRE ENHOOD.

NJ. GRE E ENHOOD.
ON BROAD STREET, next door to Block 4 Cos.
Clothing Store, Nevada city.
Would respectfully inform the public that he has
opened
CIGAR AND FRUIT STORE,
And socits a share of patronage. He has a. large
Stock of choice articles in his line and will sell at
Wholesale OR RETAIL, at the Lowest Prices for
Cash. Country Dealers supplied at Sacramento
Prices.
NJ GREENWOOD.
Nevada, Dee 24th, 1858.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
Persons Of COnsumptive Habits,
READ THIS

rTNo THE GAFENBERG COMPANY, For m. AZ,
time 10 my life am induced 10 certify 20 the trnIv
ng you the certificate feel thar am oi S,, ~ seha-
duty that owe 10 the Grelcn berg ConDanv snS
more especially to suffering humanity - -
ABOUT the hfst OF June last, had negro man taken
Nth cough attended with restlessness splitting az
blood, and other dangerous symptoms OF constn,on
hhhedAtey called IN truly skillful and scieD,0r
hhy sscEAn, who told me II a case OF consumnton
lie treated HIM for several weeks but he yradrsll.,
grew worse then had another physts'.ne - , e-,
reputation m lung diseases. He examined him ana
also decided II % be a hopeless case Of cons,,,,,or
and said II was useless 10 sn.Dd rnona,, ~
cure him. N''"s W
had previously promised the Gr.renberg A,en,s
here lMessrs Wells Loweil) that when th a, etor~
gave hlm up would Try ths Grafenberg Cons,,rnp-
nVef Halm dld 50 and Go my agreeable surfrise
the man began 90 improve after taxing onIv Ave a. -
doses lie took only two bottles OF the Rain ana
Three bottles of the Grsienberg Sarsapar, Co,no,,nd
Hu,h o"si me the small sum Of nine dollarr and To-
day consider Inn entirely cured He IS worth sl 900
anu he is doing me good service on the plantatio1
consider him perfectly sound and well as he n n,
len. JOJix s,,5tI - = u'So-Ss
have used the Gr<Ienberg consurnTtive's balm In
severe cases oi consumption, my practice win the
hAppest eject wish all would use IL.
5. AEDARIS, NJ n
-c,, Totien's Wells, Tenn
1he Grefenberg Consumptives Ralrn viii efectuallx
SaIs oo1ssi, M % on and all complaints of the lungs In
omed win laicult Breathing Pains IA The Chest and
bronehts, the Grefenberg C0nsumptiyeis Rain nil
ehect eonpiete cure and prevent the disease from
49, INNS oonnfined Sonsnmpuon In all cases de-
.ys are dangerous They an hundred fold 70
al diseases having tendency 10 Consunat,tion We
earnestly advise all 10 procure the consamptive Balm
bottle. AIFx MsrLIls1tr nS,'n I'm, - - per
Agent for the Gr-fcnberg COMPANY for Tennessee
N'-'o-''-' anu "eofgi-- Oan2S-u
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We say 20 parente, your olhltren picky pu
ny, OF ahcted win complaints prevalent among chill
oren, give them small quantity Of McIean's Cordial
and IL viii make them healthy Tat and robust Des,
not moment, tTy II and yOG will be convinced.
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X X R--kadway's Ready hellef for Hea aiaches
whether sick or nervous; Rheumatism, Par
alysis, Lumbago, Gout Neuralgia Tooth.
ache, small Pox, Fevers, Swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains a,
round the Liver, Pleurisy, Measles, Heart.
burn, and Pains OF all kinds. Railways Rea
dy Relief will, IN n few minutes change the
mserles you suffer 10 joys of pleasure
x. R-HadNay Renovatng Resovsnt for the cure
ct chronic discsses-such ar Scrofulous and
SyIhlLLc Complaints Cunsumptive and 9TH
er affections Of the Lungs and Throat Indu-
Tnuon and enlargemonts Of parts Eruptive
and other diseases Of the skin, Nodes, Tu.
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia, and all other dis
eascses arising from impure state Of the
Blood.
r. Il. R.-liadwsys Regulators will cure effectively
and speedily, Costiveness Indigestion IN.
nammation Of the Bowels, Dyspepsia Liver
Complaint, Diseases OF the Heart and KID.
neys, Female Complaints, Small Pox Ferers
Measles, &c- Whenever the system ls oui
Of order, a dose or Railway = Regulators will
restore II 10 regularity. No female should
be without them
r. r. r. Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
marle-lydAw RADWAY & co.
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
Twenty Choire Va~iet,es for npa DoI,ox

! twenty Choice varieties Tor One Dollar,
VIA zubaSItbcr resi- Iuiiy announces that - q
- auppiy a want llai hah been greatly ue- = -
inInIe'l b. amateurs u Flowers. he has pur- ~.
cilIsed Iom MI. H. r. Bliss, q Springfield, N as Al
aaauG tinCut at his Hover sccts, wLeh have beer
found and arc LGuWn In every state II tho Union l.
Dc ~ The must reliable characters ! make the al
"Whs cAisct truus Bliss tiLiiu Eue thst may
seen that sell them exactly h.s prc,s. His see.ls
embrace hus oak the 81 h.a rasag. bat scirc
lions from the hssi English, Fgeuch ami herman gDa
cr soc4S They are sid II bali tbs price that noWei
soetla have hcluru Commanded IA tAs mar krt
have selected out uI nay ltEe collie. Ion u( noNe,
seeds, thr most hvautiUl aai bAuNy varieties uacl
sort dlsuct color, snd Calculated 70 prtlucs un,
eiiees when planted oct N bells groal- the love
border. have had each Var4, a. dslnetiy naafke,
With the batauical ani English nAfne hegut, ulnu
nawcrins, color u the Hfwsr, manner a groWing
whether erect trailing kc.. The q should b
sasu, ant other valuable A4nts - ia cuiLyaIsa-
in selecting these yartetos have bc,A c4rclu o. ex
eludv an @hlch shy bl,olaers have an isgnln
cant appearance, that the collections all cofpriss
only those Nhsch really HAaNy handsome a.
which bccNe Wuut prove O. t.lo rutsrv sstslActian
0f any lady gruticufsn who nitsAt DO dzpascd d
To any part II lhr eoaatry at the loll0~Ing prros
Assortment No eoss4sts oI tsvuty Cusye gartvtes
~ Ahn1aia- ..-. .s..s.. ..-- ..-.--+...Si Si %
No, 2, ousasssts ef I~vaty chose y4Fio-
ues al blehnials ana frFeuliais 900. 1 %
Ne >, Cons-.ls uf teu sNtsA xaFie-
ties ui Aana-ais sad fcrvnnais elnhr4-
eng many VI the new ANA choceSt IN
:. ~ -, :. a., :. :. s.'.s. W
cites, selected irUfu fT1e Flowers ~ knsilsh Fza.
sacs, 1erman tsriatioa, aHa rlcotee ttnks, Aer-
6eiia2 ffaiiant q Preach Astcfx, and l0able lio!-
yhockA, each u ~haeh are sDli al tSenty ave
afa.s Ainsiy ...---..- ,.....-. o.
The Assortment. Remttalae.s can De mads IA bank
biiis OF PistAse STAMPS AI-kA. MACKENZIE,
isbl-u Nashville. Team.
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r.. R. r..

HEATH Will, in all cases, follow the use Of Pad
IL ways r. K. Remedies. There are none SO SICK
or diseased, SO weak feeble, crippled th pc!l or
indrmities, but that Radway's Ready Relief Removal
ING Resolvent, Regulators the nature OF the us
ease or sickness may require, Will quickly and rapid
ly cure
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief;
kadway s Renovating Resolvent Railway Regulators.
fc OF these remedies Possesses special curative pow
ers oven certain diseases Yet there other dseaS-
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used Il there Is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body 10 sus
tain their action, the patient viii live be restored
10 health.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
NEW SERIES---NO. 747.
Meoifal.
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract Of
COpaiba and SarsapariiIa.

)osEsss advantages not enjoyed by any ether med
icine for tho OF sexual diseases which must
with an enlightened public render assuredly highly
popular and desderatum long sought for IN the med
lcal world II needs no confinement change Of Diet
In It's approved FORM that Of paste II is entirely
less and causes unpleasant sensation 20 the patient
IL has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part
OF Europej II has been examined, approved OF, and
sanctioned by the faculty of medicine and reconnen.
ded by the most eminent OF the profession Prepared
oy j. W. THORN, Chemist, london, and for sale,
wholesale and retail by JoAs A TARRAsT Co. Agents
Tor the United States 2Is Greenwich street New York
AS the above valuable preparation has been exten-
sivey eountereited by unprlneipled parties in the
United States the proprietor has adopted as precau
ton against lmpostion consumers Label y =
s'so sosioSszs . fs6 sad which VIII be found
burnt IN upon the bottom Of each pot the genuine
intended for sale in the United States Canadas British
Provinces, West Indies and South America.
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Removal.

VNHE subscriber takes this method Of informing bs
old customers and friends and the public general
~ that he has removed hs hardware store from the
od stand on Market street. 10 No So ia the large brick
building, lately erected the South side Of Broad 81
where De Keeps constantly hand and makes 20 or
Ger the various articles embraced his line Of bus
ness lie invites especial attention hs large asSor
ment OF CASTINGS, HOlIOW-NARE. BRASS &c such
as Mantle aud Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes Plow Molds
Straw-Cutters, CornShellers, Corn -Crushers MIL
CrnsheTs, Balcony Work ana Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Deg Irons Candle stacks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles
Jan. Z9-u ANDREW ANDERSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
5,,d,.I,i ~ female who expects TO become mother

Lei every female who expects 10 become a no,hc,
reAu lne lolowlng and profit thereby
n. . loRKvIriE. October 1883
hR- J. r CowAN-Dear sir ,-Yon VIII do me- h. -.
ness 10 pubhsh under my tncHte the folloviro -,
suat the suffering community may be benedtted \
naNe gwen oiFth 10 nine children aud my life helms
mfacuoesly saved (as considerl by votr y,edc,nss
cannot IN Justice To you aud the pubc xithholS -
testimony 10 us many virtues ny
useu your lthontriptic in small portions nerb,n.
once Gay Tor hve months which dispelIed entir.tv
he Hatuent sickness Of the stomach and heart burn
IN AL my former pregnancies When ! - sa-
uhea TOOK about two VINE glasses nl of tba
same hledche, which gave me An easier daI,,,-
yIy og great deal than ever lad before Nor /,
s an seen u tried In case and heard fror,
respectable source In another case thst vonr ,o-
triptic was tried In, and the MIDWIFE viii ,,. - -.
attendance were thoroughly onvinced that tbe mai, =,
ue uehNefy was very much lessened nv is -.
would say 10 all my that expect 10 be nofbers nct
20 De without your invaluable medicine during rreg
Il has nEFked tendency 10 relax the svst,, ca,. -
quenty the PAIN OF labor is much duninished a.d a..
mer my fhysicans and Midwife both said tlst 7 -,
droisy oi the Womb, and now enjoy better h.s1,h
ease is entirely removed '' e'o oAs-
Sr, do THIS that the sufferings OF very many n, ms,
sex may DC aleviated they only oyercon,e ,hai
pfeJuulcer so much as 70 try the IithontriDtr
person wishes TO Know my opinions further a,uor M.
SUBJECT uhey can address me at Yorkville Tenn
ELIJAH SNOW
CYNTHIA L. SNOW
was present and heard Mr. Snow AclnowlaSc" ~
laets contained IN the above certificate have ~
acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs. snow for many -.
and have reason 10 believe the truth OF their eerts
PREPARED oyly pp Rev. J. W. NEEDHAM
mar23-triwAwem KasL,.Jin -
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ChfIdren.s u,.ea.e..

Rddtodgs ResaOrdtiq ReolruJ.t should be hailed as
blessing by every mother throughout the land, whose
INFANTS are afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c. These
breakings out (thus early) evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock. few doses OF The
ReoudtHg ReSonsnt will eradicate every vestge Of tho
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
constitutional u,.ea.es,

Many diseases that alict humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies sckly sires
Scroiula Consumption, syphilis and Fits are among
the most common OF constitutional diseases Now we
care not how many generations the sesds Of these dis
eases may have been established in the sysiem cor
rupng tue blood-RddioGyS Reiordting RsSoiu1at viii
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted every parti.
Gle OF diseased deposits, and fill the veins with new,
pure and healthy blood
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22
CIGAR STORE,
DriNk king alOnns

Where can be had all kinds Of Liquors Of the best
qtaiity, made up into any kind Il drink that may bs
called for. only ask portion II the liberal palrun
age OF the public, and viii my best endeayors
please all who may give me = call.
Jan. I, lS5S-tI C. f.ffOAAf
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The stamp around each pot viii also bear tie names
OF the Proprietor and Of the United States agents
Druggists and Dealers VIII observe on eacn dozen
package the following label:
IMPORTANT CAUION-The increased repufation and
great demand for Thorns Compound Extract Of Copai
ba and Sarsaparia have been Inducements fer others
10 oiler limitations OF this valuable medicine Vendors
are particularly warned OF this fact that they NAV be
on their guard and not dispose Of any impure article
calculated TO Jure their reputation and destroy the
merits ol The original prep6ratsOn 10 obviate which
the Subscriber (successor to James TRrrsn by whom
was first introduced into the United Stzies) has at
tached his signature TO this caution 70 counleg glet
which is forgery. JoHS TAFRAET
Address orders for the above article with fun direc
tons for shipment 10
JOHN A. TAf,RANT & CO., Druggists
No 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren ST., y. Y.
Dec. 7--dly.