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The Republican journal., 1869-09-23

- STArES--For the Fifth District of Maine.-lN
BANKRUPTCY. In the matter OF WILLIAM FRY II,
Bankrupt.
9TH District of Maine S.
warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate OF William Frye OF the County
Of hnoN and State Of Maine, in sad District e has
creditors and the payment of any debts and the delivery
OF any property belonging to said Bankrupt to him. or
to his and the transfer of any property by him.
forbidden by law. A meeting OF the creditors said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one OF
Assignees his estate, will be held Court
bankruptcy to be holden at kockand in said District
on the 18th day of October,A d: 1869, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the office of Peter Thacher, ESQ., of tn.
Registers in Bankruptcy of said District,
LEANDER WEEKS, Dep. U. s. Marshal for ga id
District.
Rockllnd, Sept. -, 1869. 2wl6
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EVERY MAN AND W

the young, the middle aged, and even tho Naflsa
vanced in lite, may derive untold benefits froma ~
of Dr. Hayes new medical work, THE SCIENCE
gencrativc organs and the diseases and other
aades that are by the of youth and abuse
of the system This book is published by the "Peabody
Medical Institute" Boston, and also the 'SEXUAL
PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN, AND HER DIsEAsEs,"
both sexes have been taught by these works the
way to health happiness see advertisement Of the
1sPeaboly Medical Institute in an other column.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-23

yI7lE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
l. cerned, that lie has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Executor OF the estate Of
Amos Sp owl, late of Winterport, in the County of
Waldo, deceased, by giving bond the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
deceascds estate to make immediate payment and those
who have demands thereon, to exhibit the same for
settlement to him 3Wll JAMES W SPROWI..
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THE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES.
A Humbug Statement. Exploded by the OfficiaI
| figures.

The n. Y Tribune OF last Saturday con-
tains the following editorial article -
The week OF horrors ends with the brightest an
nounecnsent we have been able to make this many
day. our despatche, from Washington assure lis
that the forthcoming report of the Treasurer Of the
United States will show that the erpeaditares 81
the trorerRHleat lor the last fiscal year lending
june 30, 1850 5fS5 100000 less than the wear
before. We make no comments whatever: Wc
merely ask uur readers to remember that i'll the
face OF ms f7pFmDHS fc0nonty IN the national tx
penditurcs have been steadily reducing the prin-
the firm hand is in sight. The day when repudia-
ton of national bankruptcy was possible is we'll
nigh past
This monstrous misrepresentation has gone
dar enough.
The report of the Secretary OF the Trea-
~ufy for the fiscal year ending June 3d. 1869,
states the facts with regard to the eXpendi-
lures Of that year. lie says, page 40 of his
official report published by Congress -
Total expenditures, exclusive Of The principal
of the public debt, S3771.340. Isl. So"
Here is sum less than four hundred mil
ions, is the total expenditures of the COY
icrnment" for the fiscal year ending June so,
1863. In the face of these official figures the
the Radicals send a report from Washington,
and the Tribune boasts OF it, that the cxpend-
lures Of the government for the year ending
June 80, 1869, were slS5, 900, 900 less than in
the previous year, glarng misreprcsenta-
ton.
They :ty,also, that the expenses Of the last
fiscal year, are five hundred and eighty five
millions of dollars (&3N5, 900 ,oo). Ifthi- re
port is true, the ordinary expenses of the COY
cfnmcnt the past year, have been largely in
creased
Now let the reader notice how the state
ment of the Radicals at this time is made up
for the year ending June, 1868 They say
the expenditures that year amounted to over
tea hundred millions of dollars. This state
ment is untrue, but in that year over six hun
drcd millions Of dollars of bonds and certifi-
Gates of debt were exchanged for other bonds.
The whole issue Of 7-jO currency bonds was
exchanged for go gold bonds. We copy
from the Treasurcr's Report, the following
statement of expenditures and exchanges of
bonds in the year ending June, lSGs:-
ENPENDITU RES.
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H.
,' VI '"' " I'll 1919 ,, e,e O.,
rt,I ,.,., i;,,,,i - 10 49, -. ' ''"f w.
'ota n't 'o'l'''"ieH u 'ne navy Dep'' zoo :,
i,-hii i @ ~ 80 ,i., 10 ~ a.
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Maxine, GRAND tot,, ~ ,,,-na,.os A.
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-
Principal of the public
loan of 1872. 1Si1.
and lSlN.................. sc. 100 16l.Gl
Reimbursement Of
t,rin tn .II,l,
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$1,000 SOC. 1N2 Q.

sI,.9OO T),.W -..!f
The exchange and redemption Of bonds
did not reduce the debt One bond was sub
stituted lor another. Nor was this an OK
pense on "eXpcnditure," But the Radicals
call it M expenditure, and on this asslimp-
ton claim that the expenses last year We're
reduced. No wonder the Tribune says that
il will mot comment on this fraudulent
statement. Ii is surprising that any resper-
table paper should attempt to deceive lis
readers by publishing the figures in sucl
u manner as to deceive them. in the absence
of "comment''o on explanation. But it is done
to deceive the voters in Pennsylvania, Ohio
and other States where elections arc to be
held this fall. Hartford Times.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-23

We like Doty Washing Machine much; could not be
persuaded to do without it, and with the aid of it
masters of the position On one occasion, the clothes
were prepared, but the washer woman failed us. We
not be defeated in that way. took hold (Which
course should not have done il we had machine
and in IL hours put through eleven dozen pieces
many of which were Sheets and they-were well done,
too We wish you great success.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-23

AT Il Probate Court held at Belfast within and tor the
County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF September
A. D. 1869
MARY MARDEN, widow Of James Mnrden, late OF
WI Stockton, in said County OF Waldo, deceased hay
ing presented petition for allowance from the per
sonal estate of said deceased.
Ordered That the said Mary give notice to all persons
interested by cusinga copy this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Republican journal,
printed Mt Belfast that they may appear at Probate
Court be held Belfast within and Tor said County,
the second Tuesday Of october next ten Of the clock
before noon and shew cause, il any they have, Why The
pray er of said Petition should not be granted.
ASA TiiUKLOuGlI, Judge.
"A true copy. Attcst-B Il. FIELD, Register. @wll
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Or VIA t.oeves Disease sc have by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY M Hs' sfANCHs
POSITIVE AVID NEG ALIVE Pow
DERs ii your druggist hasn't the Powders, send a
* description Ct your disease to PROF. PAXTON
"' :. D., Box 5sE, NEW YORK CRY and those
orIS'h' a. ~saIer.workias Powders wi
"'t sd i box 81 q boxcs$5
DC mailed to you posi- + t43sp
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

IINIIE next Court OF Bankruptcy, for the County o
i Waldo, will be held ut the office Of the Register
Probate, in Belfast, Tuesday October 10, 1869, at
o clock, +. NJ PETER THATCHER, Register.
Belfast, August 90 1869. If.
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MARRIED.
DIE
SHIP NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Sept. 10th. Sch Empire, Furguson, Salem.
Sept. 18th. Sch Antecedent, Pendltton, Boston.
Sept. 10Th. Sch Alkaline. Ryan, Boston.
Sept. 2ls. Brig Benz. Carver, Pendeton, SearSpoFt
Sch Atlantic, Sylvester, Fishing.
SAILED.
Sept. 18TH Sch Castellane, Hart, Bangor.
Sept 10th. Sch Antecedent, Pendleton, Bangor.
Sept. Goth. Schs Banner, CARTS, Salem; VIM. q,
Eadic, Ryder, Rockland.
Sch Ralph Carlton, (of Camden, Me- Perry, Boston
from baltimore, reports encountered gale OF the sth
in Block Island Channel lost mainsa:l foresa saysail
jb and boat stove cabin doors and windows, and file,
cabin with water; shipped with swept one man
WIN. Roche Prussian) overheard and disabled another
peter Nemt, PrussianD After losing sails the vessel
became unmanageable, and the making complete
breach her the took to the rigging to save
themselves final anchored aud bent spar suit OF sails
Sch Velocity, uutchings, left Boston for Steuben, Me
the 18th inst ard has since been heard from 1t i
believed she out in the gale OF the sth, and sunk
with all on board The names of those on board were
Edward II. Hutchings, captain Andrew Pinkham
Snow Door, and-Willey, crew. The three first namcC
belonged in Steuben; the last in Cherryfed Me
LAUNCHED-At Rockport, Me, 9th inst. from tht
yard of Talbot Muzzy, brig Of ~ tons burthen
called the &C. S. Packard, owned by the builders AND
c. S. Packard, who is to command her.
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OMnprS, NaulnS
JESSE DORMAN,

WANTED! AGENEk-Ladies or Gentlemen
w to sell the great American Household Book
"AbbOtt's Lives of the President Of the
United states complete in one volume and splen-
didly Illustrated with forty engrnyngs This IT,
without doubt the best book canvassers ever publish
ed 10 this country Exclusive territory and liberal terms
to Agents. JOHN HANkERSON
Hwy Elm St. Portland, Me.
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" hcncyrryou see long 7torA on "ur FIRST page,
Ntb thr heading larger az SET different from our
u,un style. read The end OF The story first. Next
week y"W viii "-ee the pint of thiS article. Cart
}u.r Jourull.
The above paragraph refers to style Of
4d> eltsing which country papers are persuad-
cd to alopt for the benefit of certain city
sheets The opening chapter is published of
d long aud improbable yarn, about somebody
h,mg lost III q hole in the ground, or liable
lA he eaten by ca nnihals-and at the critical
.nrntcnt tho reader j. told that the remain
Icf ~ thr tail" can he seen only in the
columns of the New York Legcrdemain, sold
a all bookstores for ten cents a copy. 1t
- 4 beautiful device for dccoying away the
subscribers of country newspapers-as suction
Pipe inserted into their money drawers by
consent Of the publishers. 1t is an imita-
tion OF the western style of catching turkeys
bN LAYING Il trail of corn to The trap. The
-cIl' ON the subscriber who reads the decoy
article IN good faith, expecting to find it COM
plnCc, T. Il severe onc-and If Is not to be
wondered at that indignant subscribers take
thr hint of the New y ork publisher, and drop
their county paper for the sensational New
Yorker. II country editors would look Il little
loser into ismatter, we are sure they would
stop committing suicide for the benefit of
INNING metropolitan printers, even when it
takes the shape of cutting their Threats with
5he edge OF fifty dollar grecnback.
MATTERS IN GEORGIA. A correspondent
~ Georgia town sends us few items Of in
lnnnaton concerning the state of things in
that region. He says
The weather has been very through June,
July and August, but September, so far, has
been very cool The cotton crop, it is thought,
viii he below the average. Rice promises a
good yield, and cane more than an average
gror. Corn is very poor indeed, owing to
dry weather when in the milk Sweet pots-
toes are also affected by the drought The
largest crop in this region is the black-and-tan
children, from seven years Of age down, that
have sprung up since the northern armies and
radical missionaries came here. 1t is a
branch of industry that they pursued with a
good deal Of zeal. As there were ''no Demo
Gratis in the army"thc sowingof this crop can
not be laid to them. The condition of tho
negroes has not been improved since the war
either morally or socially some few work
steadily, and are prudent, but the majority arc
reckless and improvident, keeping in debt to
their employers, fighting and stealing. They
will get legally married, but break the matr
monial vows all to pieces at every opportuni
~ Family affairs among them are quite Il.
loosely managed rs when they ''put thei
blankets together.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-23

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for the
County of Waldo the second Tuesday of Sep TENDER
A. d. 1o69
z OIS G. LITTLEFIELD, widow of Andrew c. Lit
tleeld late of Waldo in said County OF Naldo,d de
ceased having presented petition that Eben Ltleied
of Brooks may be appointed Administrator on said de-
ceased estate.
Ordered That the said Lois give notice to all persons
interested by causing copy OF this order TO be published
printed Belfast that they may appear at Probate
Court, to be held at Belfast within and tor said County
before noon, and slew cause if any they have why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGH Judge.
A true copy Attest-B, Z. FIELD, Register. 3wll
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rliE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice to all
cerned that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the of Administrator of the estate of
Eunicc Phblck late of Ihorndikc in the County OF
Waldo deceased, by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
dtccascds estate to make Immediate payment ana those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement to him. 3wll EDW ARD f. MORTON.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-23
STEAM BOILER WORKS.

A LII kinds OF Steam Boilers, Locomotive Tubular,
~ Flue, Marine and Cylinder, made to order, as
cheap they be made in Boston elsewhere. Old
boilers taken in part payment tornew also ship and oil
tanks, iron doors and shutters smoke stack and sheet
iron work done to order. Repairing of all kinds III
line promptly attended to.
DANIEL SULLIVAN.
Corner of Washington < Oak St. Bangor Nc. amY
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aEErAsr PRICE cunRENr.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,

On the principal Wharf in the harbor at reasonable
terms. Inquire OF
1871 w II. 81 KsSON.
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County Musical Association.

TTNIIE Waldo Musical Association will hold its next
i Annual Convention in liayford's Hall in Belfast,
commencing Oct. 5h ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, aud closing
Friday Evening the Sth.
PROF. /. .. EMERSON, Of BOSTON, Conductor.
MRS III. NJ. SMITH, " &C SoLOIST.
d" PIANIST.
REV. WOOSTER PARKER, President
FRED. BARKER, Secretary.
Sept. 10TH 1863. 3w9
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AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and for the
County of Waldo on the second Tuesday Of September
A. ID. 1869.
4 HANSON W. GREER, named Executor in certain
N instrument purportng to be the last will and
testament OF Benjamin Thomas late OF Morrill, III said
County Of Waldo, deceased, having presented said will
for Probate.
Ordered That the said Alanson give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy OF this order to be
published three weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal printed ut Beast that they may appear at
Probate Court to be held Belfast within and for said
County, the second Tuesday of October next at ten OF
why should be proved approved and allowed
ASA TIiuRLOUGH, Judge.
A true copy Attest-B. T. FIELD, Register 3wll
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Probate NOTICES.


10 the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County c
Waldo.
XVILLIAM II. MCCLELLAN, of Belfast, admins
w traitor Of the estate Of Susan Johnson late O
Liberty in said County deceased respectfully represents
that the goods chattes and credits Of said deceased ar
not sufficient TO answer her just debts and charges
by the sum OF two hundred dollars that
inc estate Is possessed Of two parcels of land situated il
SAID Liberty and being lie set off on execution to
w. ii. Mcclellan, Administrator of said estate that hy
partial sale of any entire portion the residue would
begreaty deprecated.
WHEREFORE your petitioner prays your honor grant
nun license to sell ana convey the whole OF the rea!
estate OF said deceased, (ncludng the reversion of the
Widows dover thereon as will satisfy said debts and
iGciqental charges and charges Of administration.
w. III. MCCLELLAN.
T Probate, held At Belfast within and for the
Can mHaf Of lido, on the second Tuesday of Sept A
ID. 1860. ost;t,on o,dorol r,,ot tho ,o.;
tioner give notice ~" PGrsGns i nrar by
causing a copy of said petition, W " w. tu p p.lp'
to Be pnosad three weeks .ht the hGpub
can Journal paper printed at Belfast, sat they may
appear at Probate Court to be held at the Probate
Office in Belfast aforesaid, the second tuesday OF
October next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon ana shc"
cause il any they have why the same should not be
granted. ASA 11tU RLoLu!t 1uusc'
a true copy, Attest-B. p, FIELD, Register WI
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-27
Thursday, the 18th cay Ct November
A. D. 1859.

As day of PUBLIC TIaNKsGIVING AHI
| PRISE.
Loop ing back upon the events q The year. We
canHot fill To be reminded # tlc SuPreme Ealrr
great merces as we'll as If lie ans Iut tb,rurss OF
| His ways; and whilst We. AS in duty bound,
! should be thankful for the open hApietn0ss Of a
| bouuti.u .ul ana reyer falling Providence lrt u
| humbly a knowledge that there has been given t,
Us. hy the death ui two of car state officers. a
/ carse f great and depressing grief
! How can this Proclaim ittun, asking the pcoNi
! to give thanks for the blessings which they have
received b uttered, unless at the time. va
| attest our gratitude l. Cd fnr His having seen
| fit TO spare Us from the scythe If His dread
servant
| The harve-ts which we see', frora the seed and
the rock have been good. The .serts aul tie
cases have yielded bountila.ly q. We could re.-
sousbly expect.
our Iniuela resources have continued to sustain
their high character: and the tolls If the has
banlman have been requitei
hilst the earthquake AMI the flood aud the
tempe>t have been visited upon cur uc GLIB Us ia
other States and upon tie people Of adjacent
countries, we have been graciously shielded from
such grave Gsfortunes.
1t sjgoud excite the mutual gIatulatiuns 0r us
all that the blessings which lave beflpn the
nation. and which are 50 gracefully rested ty
President Graat, have come upon our country aui
its institutions.
These. then, are profound rra3ors for thankful
ness and the earnest acku5w icl,s meut Of the
presence OF Almighty God: aud they lend Us
irrelre>sLe incentives for heartily 8cee4iug 70
the sentiments set frrth in the Presidents prJcla-
nation. Aud, actuated by these go Il reasons,
do enjoin il upon all ,itiZeas TO attest their soV~e
of dependence upon the great Great hy giving
IN the day above designated, in the churches and
at the fresde, earnest shoxing # their flith
and Of their sincerity in such professions as be
come a collective part Of a civilization and a
people whose mis- ion it Is to conserve ,Ae highest
and best interests Of Immunity.
*--s In witness whereof 1 have hcrcuut5
fr / my hand, and caused to be affixed the
| i'"' Gregt Seal or the STATE Of .vaaa. Done
*-,--& at Carson CITY this 10Th day f tctHber I
4. d. 1852. JAMES ). SLINGEELAND,
Acting Governor of Nevada.
by the Acting Goy raor:
&. y. NoTLwARs, Secretary Cf State I'll
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RICH'D z. PARKINSON
N0TAEsV PUE3EEE.

e hits patronage in Copying, Writing in gem
erai; Drawing Up ccds, Bills ut Sale, etc, etc.
vii w.Ik tr moderate remuneration.
En-. B.-Tovn Pat, carefully gotten up.%ga
Office, with Geo. ". Chedic, County Assessor.
Carson, August 20, 1869.
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Dissolution of Copartnership

v'IE FIRM OF J. MANDLEBAUM a CO.
l Treasure City, has this day been Dissolved
mutual c0usEnt.
Jos. MANDLEBAuM & CO.
Carson City, August let, lsto.
MR., JOS NsNnLtBAUMs 1NTERtsT ~
vi the firm Of Mandlebaum 4 Tubrinsr ceases
from this dates the successors, J, Tobriner 3 Co.
assuming the liabilities Of the firm, aud will col.
lect the outstandngs.
M,ADLEBAuM a ToBRiNlR.
Carson City, August 9TH, lSG9,
Thanking onr friend. for plsi fnors, We fcsytet.
fally solicit their luture ralrunagt.
=. 1OBRTNER a 60.
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$500 r L Wa r D.!

CARSON CRY. oRMsBY CouNrY,l
August 2, 1869.
f1HE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
1 Of ormsby County hereby offer u REWARD
Of FIVE llu DltED $500 DOLLARS TO be psii
AZ other Indebtedness ot said county Is paid fnr
the aIr,st aud conviction Of the murderer or any
Of the murderers Of Mrs. Priscilla Willfurd, wiO
was killed near clear Creek, at her residence iu
urmsby County Nevada, on the 9th day oi july.
A. ID, ls6g by order of the Board.
r. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
by Il. Il. PtEErSsoH, Deputy. au3tf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-25

Hflr Of Poor Rum. whisky, Fuot Spirits. aai
.rta.c Liquors. d.anra1. ap1 CD aD9 ~"evttH'P
t. l....rthat.gta..a "Iaair-, "hrpCuacu=,
"Fr..gpfs." &c.. .tat lcad lba tjipirr on To
druukrua.s and ruin, bat nro uUe Mca"inc
made from the native Roots ana Auus 81 snIi-
foruia, free from all Alcoholic sUmuIAnta. hgG
are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LEE
GIVING PRINCIPLE. perfect henofatoi
and [uvgorator Of the System, carrying oil atI
poisonous matter, and restoring the blood TO
healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters, according to directionF, and remain long
unwell.
500 will be given for an incuroble casc pro.
yided the bones are not destroyed by mineral
nelson's or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point of repair,
For lnAamxatory and Chronic Rheumatlsm'
AID Gout, ISypepsia, or Indigestion, Bilious,
Remittent, ami intermittent Feycrs Diseases OF
the Blood Liver, Kidneys, anl Bladder, these
Blttcrs have been most successful; sGch diseases
are caused by Vitiutcd Blood which is generally
| nrpduced by derAugcmcnt Of the Digestive Or
| gans.
Cleanse Ii G Initiated Blood whenever you find
ITS Impurities bursting through the skin in pm
! ples Eruplons OF Sores: cleanse it when you
! find it DISTRACTED and sluggish in The veins
cleanse itwhcu il IL foul, and your feelings WI!
! tell you when. Keep tho blood pure and The
| heuth OF the system VIII iolnW'
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking II
| the system Of 80 many thousands, are ehectualil
destroyed and removed.
In Bilious, Remttert and Intermittent Few
ors, these Bittcrs have no equal. For full dlrec
tons, read carefully the circular around eacI
bottle, printed in four langu0sc glIsh. ''"'
man, French and spGniNsh,1 KEP pronr;o,or
| r, Il, MCDONALD 4 co, Druggists ant
General Agents, San Francisco and sacrameato
Cal. and 32 and 81 Commerce st New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
| 0ctlsdWly.
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"Uho Would gufer ~

TITS now q YEARS SINCE DIR. TOBIAS
L first introduced the Venetian Liniment N
the United States, aud never IL single instance
has his ,oylcIue failed to do all, If not more than
Is stated in BIS pamphlet As an external rene
dy in oases of Chronic Rheumatism Heatsohe'
Toothache. Bruises, Burns, Cuts, Sores, Swell
ipzs, Spraiu., StJngs Of insects and Pans IN
Limbs, Back aud Chest, It's wonderful curative
mowers are miraculous. Taken Internally tor
The cure Of Cholera, Colc, Darrhre, Dysentery,
Sick Headache and Vomiting, its Soothing aud
Penetrating qualities are felt as soon as taken
The oath with which each bottle IL accompanied
will show that there Is nothing injurious IN lts
competition. Thousands Of certificates have
been received speaking Of the rare virtues OF thus
valuable articles Any person after having used
il once will never be without it. Every bottle OF
the genuine has the signature Of rs. l. Tobias
on the outside wrapper. Sold by the Drnggs'
and storekeepers throughout tie United states
Price, 50 cents. Depot 10 Park Place, New
| York. uovl9dwlm.