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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04

NICElTED on CONSIGNMENT 200 sacks Extr;-
IL f,ny aour Also 600 bushels n. G. Corn; Sc
lbs, to Tic bushcl which will he sold for cash only
Ivy MERQNE BOSWELL
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We regret to learn, fr"m the Sparta G""rg
an, that Judge Thomas w. Thomas, Of Ebrri,
has had the great misfortune /" lose bis yohng
and excellent wifi. 81" died lat week, while
Judge Thomas was absent from h me, III ateu
dance on Hancock Superior Court.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04

A BnokES Lrc.-Jo<eph ~. Wood, who had
his leg broken in Qnehrc 27 years ago, the
same leo broken in s"uih Carolina ten Years
as" anl in New Hampshire two years ago, was
descending the stairs "r u hotel in Worcester
on the l0th inst, when he slipped and broke
it for the fourth ,imr. Alter this he concluded
10 have ii cut off.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04

ELECTED. Maj D. a. L.dbctter has beer
elected Col"ncl Of the 2i Regiment South
Carolina Militia. to ill the vacancy occas"neJ
by the resignation Of Co.. L. II. Prather
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04

The Richmond South ir"po>cs t" exchange
with the British Government the N"w En1 land
States for the Island uf jamaica.
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WAsmIHcroN, April 27.--In the Senate Kan.
sas affairs were discussed.
The proceedings OF the House were unm.
portant. The old soldiers bill was under dis
cussion.
WAsuINGToN, April % IS preches weIe
made in the Senate to day on the Black Repub.
Kansas affairs were G!scu> >Sed, but no vote was
taken.
The President and the Postmaster General
had grand Sc enade last night from the mail
Contractors.
WAsnNcroN, April 29.-Thc Senate to-day
appointed Il Committee TO confer with Com.
mi,lee from the House upon the Deficiency
Bill The Kansas report was discussed.
The House WAS occupied all day "ilh Kansas
discussions.
WAsnGSGroN, April 30 The bill reported
by the Kansas Conference Committee passed
both Houses of Congress, to-day. by Il ma jnrity
of nine votes in each house. The vote stood in
the Senate 81 to %, and in the House Of Re
presemtatives ll2 to l03 The discussion Oh
The till in the House was excited, but there
were II" personal collisions. Upon the passage
of the bill there was some applause and Kissing,
but it was promptly checked.
The Senate rrcedcd from its amendments to
the Deficiency Bill, which was passed. Mr..
IIoustum's Mexican Protectorate Resolution
was discussed
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04

Sourn CAnoLlHIASs IL CAMP..-Among the
list Of officers connected with the Utah EXpe
dili"n, and now in camp st Camp Scvt', we
notice the following South CaroInans:
J.B. Vi.lepiunc, Of Camden, First L'euten.
ant Of Cavalry Battalion; S. W. Ferguson, of
Charleston, Second Lieutenant Dragons
Captain John punnovant, Of Chester, Captain
9th Infantry In these officers South Carolina
is gaIIan,Iy represented in the Mormon eSpe'
dition.
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against the Aouselsss stranger, shut the door,"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04
DELEGATES
DiI5%&A'ii ID
Southern Commercial Convention.
Couyeft CRAaBER hpfil 80 1858.
Souah CnroIma--kcrshaw District.

n. Hf1tLNoH VVNr
CaHslea, So Ca Rec,rder:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-26

rTNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
L such as ERMATORRHEA. SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE. GONORRHCEA.
GLEEr, SyPniLrS. the Wee of 0SASisM, or SELF
ABUSE, &C., &c.,
The HOWARD ASsOcI ,rIoS. in view Of the aw.
fll destruction Of human life. caused by Sexual
diseases. and tho dcceptions practised tpOn the
unfortunate victims uf Quacks, several years
ago directed their Consulting surgeon, Ms u
charitable act worthy ofthcir name. to open u
Dspcnsary for the treatment If this class Ct
diseases, in all their forms, and IL give Medical
Advice gratis. tn all who apply by letter, with
n description Of their condition, (age. Occupa.
tiOn. habits of life, Sr.) and in cases Of extreme
poverty, to FURNISH N.pICISs FREE or uARGE.-
| II is needless tr add that the Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill of the ago. aud
will furnish the most approved IN ,dcrn treat
ment.
The Directors, on y review Ofthe past. feel AS
surcd that their labors in this sphere of hcnev
nlcnt effort, have been of great benefit Ia the
afflicted. especially to the young, and they have
resolved tu devote themselves. with removed
zeal to this very important but much despiscC
cause.
Just Published by the Association. n Repor
on Spcrmtt orrhoea. or Seminal Weakness, tho
Vice of Onanism, MLsturbation or Self Abuse
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by tn,
Consulting Surgeon. which will he sent by mail
lin n sealed letter onvGlopc,) PREE oF CHANGE, ,Oi
| receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GIORG
| II. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard AsSo
citation, No. 2, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia
Pa, By order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. IIEARTWELI., President.
| GEo. FAmCHiLp, Secretary.
| Dec. 4, lSj7.-ly.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

GALE Of Real Estntc by Order Of Court
- On the Sd day of April, 1858, at one O'clock
IN the afternoon. at the door ofthe Courthouse,
in Flndlay. in the county Of Hancock. Ohio
will be sild to the highest bidder, the following
real estate, as the property of John Teens,
deceased. 10. wit: the south half Of the south
west quarter of section thirty (30) in township
lone. south of range eleven. containing eighty
acres, subject To the dover Of the widow.
Appraised at $1,000.
TERMS OF SALs.-One third cash In hand, on
the day of sale, and the balance in one and TWO
years, with interest from the day Of sale. The
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
ON said premises.
| The widow will sell her dover interest TO the
purchaser Of said tract upon reasonable terms.
! JOHN G. RlCKETS,
Aimin's 'sfrator Of John Teens, dsesased.
By O'NEAL & BLAcKToRD,
! Feb. 81, lSiS.--5t. dHo,neys.
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Melinda V. Beardsley, PIE,
against Petition for All.

Melinda v. Beardsley, Pl'f, -,
Barney Beardsly, Deft. mOny.
DARNEY BEARDSLEY Of the State Of Iowa,
ID will take notice, that Ne linda v. Beardsley
ui the county o! Hancock, and State Of Ohio,
did on the first day Of February A. ID. 1855, file
her petition In the Court Of Common Pleas,
within dld for the county of Hancock in tho
State of Ohio, against the said Barney Boards.
ly, setting forth that on or about the seven-
teenth day of September, in the year A. ID.
1851, at the said county of Hancock she was
united in marriage with said Barney Beardsley
and continued 10 live and cohabit with the said
defendant rs n faithful wife until on or about
the first day OF September A. ID: 1854, ator
about which time the said defendant without
any provocation or good cause willfully aban-
doned said petitioner, and has ever since
wholly neglected and refused to provide for
her support.
The prayer Of said petition 10 that the said
Barney Beardsley may be made party defend
ant thereto, that within the time prescribed by
Law he may be compelled to answer all and
singular the premises and that upon the hnal
hearing of the matters and things therein set
forth she may be decreed reasonable alimony
and all such relief as by Law she may be en-
titled
Said defendant is further notified that unless
he appear and answer or demur to said pet.
ton that at the next term Of said Court, the
same will be heard and determined In his alb
scence. -
MALINDA v. BEARDsLEY.
By Jso. y. CAPLEs,
Feb. l2th, ls5S.-V. Her AH'y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-26

OUsAN ANN FISK, Lafayette Fisk, Alonzo
- Fisk, and Philetus Fisk, OF the State or
Michigan, will take notice that Michael Hahn
and Robert Grow, ofHuron county, In the State
Of Ohio, did, on the 18th day Of February, 4.
D., 1858, Ale their petition in the Court Of Com
mon Please Of Hancock county, Ohio. against
the said Susan Ann Flax, Lafayette Fisk, Alon.
10 Flax, and Philetus Fisk, defendants, setting
forth that Jshial Fisk and said Susan Ann Fisk,
gave q mortgage 70 stephen D. Aahn, on the
north, wes quarter OF the northwest quarter
|of section No. 4, IN township Z, north range .,
In ssid county 9f Hancock. 70 secure the pay.
mont OF 81 30, with Interest according 70 Ger.
tain note referred to In said mortgage, bearing
date OotJber 8, 1854, that sinee the giving of
said Bus IN Ann Fisk his widow, and the said
Iafsyett,, Fisk, Alonx0 Fish and Philetus Fisk,
| his heirs 1t law and legal presentatives--th
said note ,nd mortgage were assigned 70 said
Michael A hn and Robert Grow, who now own
tho same. and praying that said defendants
may pay e-td snm now claimed 70 be due with
interest, an ounting TO tlls66;, or, that said
premises may be sold 70 pay the same. And
Inc said Defendants are notihed that they are
required 70 appear and answer said peti itieA "a
OF before the third Saturday aftsr tie " 6th day
| Of March, A. D., 1858.
MICHAEL HAHN, and sci.
| .r.. R0RkBT CROW,
Feb. Is, isss.-h. PisssG Ia~~sw,
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Frances hampetr,)
against I Petition Tor AlmOny.

Frances Asham,Pct'r,l
against Petition Tor AllmOny.
Seldom A>ham, Dert.
CELDOM ASHAM of the State Of Michigan,
= will take notice, that Frances AshaIn Of the
county OF Hancock and State ot Ohio, did on
the FIRST day Of February A. ID. lsjS file her
Petition IN the Court of Common Pleas within
and tor the county of Hancock and state of
Ohio, against the said Seldom Asham setting
forth IN substance that on or about the second
lay of July , ID. 1853 at the said county Of
Hancock. She was united in marriage with said
defendant, that very soon after the consnma-
ton at sad marriage to wit, the space nf one
month the said defendant became grossly ad.
dcted to the use of intoxicating liquors inso-
much that he entirely failed to provide IN any
manner for the support Of said petitioner and
that shortly there after the said Seldom AshAm
without An just cauSt or provocation willful-
iy abandoned said petitioner and has ever since
wholly neglected and refused to provide for
said petitioner.
The prayer of said petitioner is that the said
Seldom Asham may be made party defend.
ant To tho same, that within the period pre-.
scribed by Law he may be compelled to an.
swer all and singular the premises that upon
the final hearing Of the matters, and things
therin set forth she may DO decreed reasonable
alimony, and all such other relief AS BY laws
she may be entitled.
SAID defendant is further notified that unless
he appear and answer or demur TO said petition
that al the next term OF said court, the same
will be heard and determined in his absence,
FRANCES ASHAM.
i By JSo. y. CArLEs,
Feb. 18th, 1851. HI" ATy.
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j. j. BlecIher, Dentist.
r U nE IA Ls.

THE undersigned have procured an ex-
cellent Hearse, and will, therefore, he en-
abled heres fteI not only to make cofiins, oul
also tc attend funerals on the shortest no
tice. t
No Charge
VIII be made for attending funerals, and
satisfaction will ibswarrsnted, both as it re-
gard the style and price Of coffins.
~. DON forget the place, one door ess'
., Henderson, ! block, 'en The south side O
RaiRoad street. @. w. PARKER,
.YEgg l,fbi y J. X. CLARK.
! Pindlsy, o., Dec. e. 'Sx-tk.
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Patented.

THIS hguro is transverse section Of an i'm.
l. proved method OF suspending Tin Fave.
rroughs. for which patent was grantedon the
18th Of March, 1854.
The Fave Trough D Ia made in the usua, form.
with the cross.bar sodered 10 II Of suficient
strength to sustain the weight and keep the
trough In shape. From this ross.bar there OK.
tends an iron rod with n screw and nuts y y
at its lower end. The screw and nuts In this
rod allow of the trough being elJvaicd or low
cred on the said rod A staple should he driven
over the rod near tho lower edge of the roof
board.
BY this arrangement the House and Cornice
will not be dishgured, as by the common meth
od of putting up Troughs: will he held more
straight and flrm; will not rust rs other Troughs
do, and can be Strengthened, or taken down by
any one.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-26
A M B r OTY PES
To Builders


la Hancock, Wyandot and Seneca counties
am ready TO seil the right Of these coun,
l. ties TO use Haven's Artificial Slate Roof
ing, upon reasonable termsj or TO enter into
contacts TO put the rooi upon buildings
erected this season, or other buildings, the
roofs Of which are defsient, in Hancock
county. Parties in Vyandot and Seneca
counties, Ohio. who wish to obtain the pri-
vilrge OF using this valuable right, will ad.
dress me at this place.
aJ'Ail Work Warranted Fire and Wa
ter Proof.-Qp
This Roof Is cheaper, easier TO be put on.
snd csn be put on in less time, than any
other now in use.
Persons in Hancock, who wish to avail
themselves Of . certain and permanent pro-
lection from weather. FIRE and water. can do
so by calling al my law once, where cen
always be found,
] am also Agent for Wood, Ssndusky,
Erie, Huron, Crawfoid, snd other counties
in Northern Ohio. O. O. POMEROY,
Attorney A. 'Law. Findlay. O.
March 10, l856.--tf
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The Adriatic.

A Cook Stove with an elevated oven, has the
IA pipe back of the oven. so that the fro can
be thrown cG III warm weather, has seven Boil.
cr hoies and takes wood three feet long. II is
the Stove for Farmers. For sale by
Jnne 10. 1851. BUSilON 4 ADAMS.
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oRAFfeNeERo
FAMILY MEDICINES.
RETAIL PRICES.
Home Testimony.
IlAarsosp, Tfumbull co., o.,
March, Z, 1857.

IlAarsoaD, Tfumbull co., o.,
March, Z, 1887.
hereby certify that have been dealing
10 tho ofsfrnbers Medicines for the past
yesf, and can truly say that have never Of.
fered any medicines TO the public that have
met with the more decided appreciation Of
the people than these, particularly the Pills
aud Catholicon. They will readily perform
all and more than is promised for them.
have sold about City bottles OF the Catholi-
con the past season, aad hear the best re-
~ Its in every case.
J. Ii. G. JOHNSON, Med. Agt.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says OF the Graf.
fepberg Medicines. DR.. B. is q physician OF
extensive practice, and one Of The most sue
oessful In the county (Trumbull in which
he res des:
H,srposo. Tmmbull co., o.
March 7, 1857.
This certifes that have used the Graf
fenberg Pills and Matshalls Catholic con,
sold here by J. II. G. Johnson, in my prac t.
tice. to my entire satisfaction. They are
good medicines.
Da. @. w. BUSHNELL.
wrsr BrpyoRo. Coshoc.on coz
VIII 1857.
mn T.BKfngsfey--SiE rnsvecce~s,s.
ing the medicines Of the Graffent erg Com
pany for the last ten years, and have invaii-
ably found them to give good satisfaction; /;
and the Pills have sold to great many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee,
and with my trade they have become sta
pie article. Marshalps Uterine Catholicon
is a medicine that has done great amour.
Of good in female diseases. One lady sold
it to, told me that she had received I-ore
good from one bottle than she did from q
long couise Of medical treatment by the
most skilllul physicians. Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON.
For sale by
II. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
General Agent for Ohio
Also by
A. LANGwORTHy, Findiay;
ISRAEL GREEN, 4"
HlPXiNS Il CO., Gilboa;
W. L. HELLER d CO., Van Buren
SCHROCK 4 CORBIN, Vanlue;
G.. S. MOSHER, Arlington;
r. B. BARNEY & CO., McComb.
Match 10, 55.--6m.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-26
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Il BsnsrOisnt Institution established By speciai en-
dotcmsnf for the relief Of The vrk and distressed
afflicted ,cih Iiy1isnf aud Endemic diseases.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-26
STOVES,

OF all kinds.
Copper Kittles, Unaware, Stove pipes,
lightning Rods,
and everything belonging to the trade. con-
stantly Kept on hands. DUSHoN K ADAMS.
MAY 4, 1857.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-03-26
STOUGHTON'S
AMBROlYPB GALLERY,

nNHIS establishment has been so long In ope.
l. ration. and its reputation Is 81 well known
by the people Of Hancock and adjoining coun.
ties, that wo presume II ls not necessary To
montion rHEFACT, that all the different styles
of pictures are taken here. in manner that
CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
and At as low prices as they can DO obtained at
any other place. There may be some. howcv.
or, that are ignorant Ut these facts, and for
their benent they arc mentio.ed.
Particular attention Is called 10 our method
of taking Likenesscs on Leather, Card Pa.
per, &c.
This is a convenient means Of sendir.. like,
nesses by letter, which can be done without
extra postage.
ROOMS in Doct. Rawson's Block, opposite
Ewing's. ID. NJ. STOUGHTON.
Flnday, Ohio, March 5, 1858.
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with or without the Improvement, IN the mos
reasonable terms. Persons who contemplate
building, will nnd II to their interest to cal
In do all K Inda NJ Inh Wnrt
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Farm and InHrmary.

SETTLE UP-.SETTlE UP.
VXTAGyBR d wooDwoRrH, hsvin,
w spossl OF tl,sir Shoe Store, are eu'
gagged in closing up their business. an
ihsrsfnSe respectfully request all indebted
70 them 10 csme forward and make settle
msat im,ns diassiY. TheiT books will be
found si their vld stand.
ADAM WAGNER.
Naseb 10, ls5s.--st
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v-DS
eIvnE piece 70 buy ynnr Mixturs. Cotsonsdes
Farmers and PLANTERS Drifi. cheap, " at
SEwELt's
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SPOUTIEG.

In Hancock County. and would invite the atten
tion ofthe Farmers and others, to this improve
mont. They are prenared at all times 70 put VI
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AIOTlCE is hereby given. thai tho pndsrsign..
IN cd has been appointed and duly Quslinsd
late Of Hancock county, Ohio, dscea:ed:
March ". ls&s, H. 4. BALDWIN.
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. q

fINHE PREsIDENT-A Stove for all seas
i ons, with an elevated ovcn-with the pipe
-.the back part of the oven and 81 arranged,
onot To heat the oven, except when desired.
ar sale by BuSIlON & ADAMS.
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BusHON q ADAMS

Have purchased the right to use
Woodruff Patent Esves-Trough Fas.
teners,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
ro-day's Advertisements.
Fruft Trees for sale.

THE undersigned invite the att entioa Of de
il CT liens of Cinrksbnrg ind Fl AZ rison e0noIJ,
10 their. stock Of superior apple trees, now suit
able for tr4nsplanunE Wa can furnIsh trees
from to 10 feet high. very thdty aud healthy.
ernbt4ctng tho choicest yaris.ies. Trees frOa
our nar4ery are nov ia b arias IN Clafksbnrs,
and tie fruit speaks for itssIf Oar price % tise
Nursery is 81 5 per hundred. We eaa deliver
them al the depols, along the Railroad. a; shout
12< cts each, freight. Our NIrsery Is situated
on 'tIDe Ohio river. in BelPre. n nile bel.w Par
kersburg. ordsrs address ed 80 as. Al BsIPrs,
Washington comfy, Ohio, or W. o. s.-LI.;
renee, Of Parkers'qrg,. who = OR sgeHI, sm
receive prompt attention. We are prepared
furnish Pears, CiIefries, ,Eurryreeas, OrRSnsa'
tal trees, Shrubbery, Roses, &e.s Re
Trees may bs rsn0yedj with safety a'tef ta'
Catalogues, with foil particulars. can Be bad
al tie Regfster Office tho Northwestern Ii'ss''
and al ttbs Depot {. ~
orders may % forwarded to u.s. By mail. OF
IS Sept. u. .ss.-1L GEO. DANA & son.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24

THE Mineral WEALTH OF ENGLAND
Whitney spoke truly when he SAID. tina,
England owes her pre- eminence among
European nations. as much TO her miner,
ri wealth as TO the principles OF her free
institutions. II is probable she would
not have been as powerful Us we now be
hold her. had she never been successful
ly invaded by Rpman, Dane and Norman.
Long before the chri. lian era her shores
were visited by tho Tyrian a"ets. in search
Of tin TO convey TO the then emporium OF
the world. Her mineral wealth has been
the handspring OF her prosperity and
were this exhausted she would sink to a
second rate power. is this which has
built her workshops and factories. and
filed them with colossal machinery il
is this which has equipped her fleets.
and made her the carrier OF the world on
the great highway OF nations. Her ex
haustIess supply OF fossil fuel has made
Swansea the smelling house Tor the cop.
per of the two hcmispheres. Ii is this
which moves her twenty thousand steam
engines. suPplanting the labor OF at least
five millions OF men. and performing il
with precision and accuracy which HUI
man hands could not attain.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24

PARALYSIS PROM THE USE OF TOBACCO.
"A small local item published 10 the
Tribune some weeks since, concerning a
slight stroke Of paralysis experie need by
public officer in this city which was at
trihuted TO the use Of tobacco done up in
tin foil. has attracted at ention from die,
lance. and another very similar case is
reported in Cincinnati. A correspondent
of ours. in the next issue after the ubli7
cation Of the item. strenuously insisted
that tin foil could have no possible illet
feet Of the character ascribed to it. which
is to a certain extent correct. Our own
explanation of the matter is this. Tobac-
co put mp in paper becomes dry, which.
means that the moisture in it eyaporaies
through the pores OF the paper. and in do
ing SO. takes off q portion Of the OIL of to-
bacco. The very objec: of The foil is TO
prevent this evaporation. and keep the
tobacco moist. which condenses the oil
and makes the tobacco stronger. Any
person smoking cigar out doors on a
wet day, has observed that it is stronger
Than 90 any other occasions. and has an
acid biting effect upon the mouth This
is caused By the dampness condensing the
oil OF the tobacco. The pure oil of to-
bacco is an iustan aneousiy fatal poison.
Hence we conclude that tobacco done mp
in tin>foil is moister and consequently
stronger. and persons using it to excess
are very liable to experience paralysis.
which is not an uncommon effect Of It's
use. If We are correct in this theory. and
we at present see no detect in it, it may
suggest the importance OF discontinuIng
Tin toil as wrapping Tor tobacco on sale.
Detroit Tribune. ss,.,. sro ass .ca