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Also,


The subscribers ere receiving fresh
supply Of ScbooI Books, smong which
are Rays Eclectic 2na and 3 d Arithme.
tic, Western Calculator, Comsock'E
Philosophy, Missouri Harmony, &C.
Cheap for p,v in hand
CUMMINGS & AKERS.
Jan 10. lS45
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To o1w Young Readers.-Let young peo-
pie remember that their good temper will
gain them more esteem and happiness
than the genius and talents ofaH the bad
men that ever existed.
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mon township, containing
Eighty Acres.

Fifty 'oI which are cleared and under
good fence and IN high state of cuIti-
vatlon;with two story log house well
finished, spring house and smoke house,
a suitable barn. an apple and peach or-
chard, and an excellent sprng Of water
within rod OF the door. 1t will be sold
low and on reasonable terms. in pay.
menls:
Any person wishing toprocuTe pleas
ant end convenient home will do we'll 10
cali and see the premises.
GF There also can be several good
COALBANAS opened upon the premi-
ses
JOHN ATWELL.
Inn IN IQ15
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Railroad from ClcOeiana 10 PihsJwgh
Meetings are beHg held along the pro-
posed line Of this road, and spirited efforts
made to further the enterprise.
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Road Notice.

There vii he petition presented 10
the C0mmtsstOners OF Carroll county al
their next session, Tor a view oil e0aM-
~ road TO commence at the line be.
tween Jacob Shsrer and Charles Mdget
on the MahIoo Beatty road io Browu
township. t1enee the Aearest and bss,
route near the North + ST cOraer Of sa>
cob Sharer's land 10 said township,
rhence South alone the sIne betWeen
Jacob ShareC and John Cook, to inver-
sect the Lrsbon and PhiIadelphia grSGs
near lhe GOger boards.
January ", 1915,
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REPORT:

EXPORT:
The Standing Committee on School ant
School Lands, to whom was committed
so much Of the message OF the late act
ing Governor, and so much Of the In
augural address of the Governor, as re-
lates to the subject Of common schools
and education, report
That they have had the same under con-
eideration, and given to 1t that retie"' on
and attention which other duties have per,
mitted.
As the basis of free government is
knowledge and virtue, there is no interest,"
of more vital importance to the public wei
fare than Education. Hence, atall periods
Of our government, it has received the
steady support ol individuals and Of the
people. The expansive vision Of the great
Washington reached deep into the future,
and, seeing that popular education was to
be the cement Of our Union and the bull
wark Of our security, as portion Of bis
inestimable legacy % his counTymen, he
eXhorts them TO foster, cherish, and support
it. When, early in our nations history
and baIOrn the adpDiiOn Af tbp national cnn-
stitntion the stotee. octmated Inv nure nat
riofsn1 convoved to tbr limited States. in
trust tboir. western lands. of which Ohio
was part; an organic law, intended 20 be
forever obIiratory. was paseed by< Compress.
in which if Is EXPRESSLY provided that .srn-
ligon, morality, and knowledge, being
necessary to good government and the
happiness Of mankind, schools and the
means of education shall forever be en-
couraged." When the sturdy pioncprs of
the west had invaded the heretofore un-
disturbed dominion Of nature, and bsrcly
opened the forest To the liohl Of the sun.
they directly laid deem the foundations of
this great State, which. in less than half A
century, gives protection TO near two mil
lions OF people, by declaring. in It's consti-
tuted "BjR' of Righa," that "rehgion,
morality and knowledge, being e scnt.aly
necessary to rood government and the han
piness OF mankind, schools and the means
of instruction shall forever be encouraged
by legislative provision, not inconsistent
with the rights Of conscience" Congress-
carried out ihe declaration of the ordinance
OF 1877 bV 0DDrODNdLlnp one tlfLy-SINLn
of the lands to educational purposes, The
same policy hes been steadily pursued by
the LegIsIsu1re of Ohio, in which it has
been warmly sustained blythe people.
There are in the State about 5 orc 1000
school districts. and. from returns at the
Auditor'sonice. G95 95,30OchiIdren and youth,
who are entitled to the benefits of common
schools. The last annuel report of the
Auditor of State exhibits on expenditure
for common schools to the amount of GQ86,-
$50, including rents Of school lands duling
the last wear, being near iolty-one cents per
head for every chIIdand youth in the State.
between the ages of lour and twenly.one
inclusive. This includes the State funds
and the ayails of section eixtpen. The a..
mount raised by county, township, and
district taxation. which is very coDsilcra-
bic. vour committee have not been able lo
ascertain. This mupiGreDt provision. and
the Gourishing state of our schools, their
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015-Out Of 10000 members Of tine Bap-
tist churches in Georgia, $4,000 Of them
are colored persons,
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E.ARMf FOR SALE.

TvuA THE subscriber wishes To
fs.::0NIf sell his valuable FARM, on
lsIaI ls4$ which he now resides, q
'=sa' a7--77 miles from CaFrolIton, in u
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Remaining in the Post Off Q at CarroN.
ton, Carroll county, OHIO, on che 6rst
Of January, 1915,
Margaret Abfahims David Johnson
El,z beth Brown Jacob KInlner
George BothweIl Geo F Kennedy
Jacob Bushong Joseph Kennedy
Gro Barclay Finton Lswler
WIN Brown + Fl LotE
Peter Closa Joseph Lusk
Caroline COvl Adam Laughliu
Andrew Clarke SimP McFadden 2
Vim Cellars VIM MOreland
Joseph Coleman Sarah A Merherter
Gabrial Gail Robt McBaraV
Harvey CogsiI Dinie' NuIl2
Wm A Downs Martha Norris
Alfred Davis VIM Orr
Robt Denniston AIrx Phillips
rhos DAVIS Ralph Paneroy
James & kley Thos P Prrmenter
Abr N Emery Joseph Rulter
Wm Griffin Saml Richardson
Sarah J George Moses Smith
lohn Graham John Salsgiver
| Urah flnlz Barnes Scott
| II HpHrlck e Warner
Simpson Harvey llrsm Warmer
esspe llsDder Peter Wubert
Hoa ~ SWAMI PolIilp WycoF
THO'S WILSON, Pm
jan 10, IS45
500 lbs cotton Yarn, Pltshurgh h monn'
4 'ac,ute. 5 lbs for ST.. Cotton laps and
I audls wick, just received ani I"r sale
by r.. JACK 3QN.
Nug & n ISM
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

The Ohio Life Insurance and Trusl1
Company,
Us.
Joseph Creal Gtd Wife.
ORDER OF SALE ON DECREE. {
By virtue of an Alias Plu. Vendi is
sued out Of the Court of Common Pleas
and 10 me directed, will offrr for sale
at the door OF the Court house, in Carr
rolllon, on Saturday the 22d day Of Feb.
ruary next, between the hours OF 10
o'c ock A NJ. and 4 o'clock P NJ, tho
following real estate, to vii; The Norh
half OF the Norrh Wpsr Quarter of Sec.
tiOn eleven, Township thirteen. orRauge
six. con'aining eighty and SIX cen haR.
frCdth acres, more or less.
D WATT, Sheriff.
Jan n, lS45 Printers lee So ,25.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, BY virtue
of a writ OF Piue klias Tend5. the fol.
lowing real estate. TO wit: The South
East Qu4rter Of the South West Quanar
OF Section IA Township I3, and Range
4 containing 10 acres. more or lesS.--
Taken ln execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Jan II l845 Pr lea & 50.
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REEORT OF THE STANDING COM
MIETEE ON SCHOOLS AND
SCHOOL LANDS.
IN SENATE-December %, 1844.

Mr.. PERKINS, from the Stending Com
mittee on Schools and School Lands, to
which the subject had been referred, made
the fnllnMing
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List Of Letters
Jan 10. 1915

Remaining in the Post OtIi'e at CARROT.
ton, Carroll county, Ohio, on che 6rst
oi January, iS45,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-06-26
Stop at headquarters!
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
Spring & Summer Goods.

TIME subscriber having just returned from
l. the Philadelphia & Baltimore markets,
calls the attention of the citizens Of Wood
stock to his assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer Goods, which are now being opened at
his establishment, which were selected with
great care and attention. He therefore only
deems 1t necessary to State that bis assort
ment is extensive and general, and that he
will not be undersold by any other establish
ment in the county. All in search of bargains
will do well to call in--for this is the place
where they are to be had. His assortment
consists in part of the following:
Sup. blue blk and invisible green cloths
Striped. hg'd and fancy cassmeres new style
Cut velvet, satin, silk and marseilies vestinga
Sup. satinetts Of all colors and prices
Gambroon, brown 6, bleached linen drllings
Plaid and plain linens, new style
Do do tweed cassmcres
Plaid & striped drills; gents silk & satin scarfs
Blk 1t cravats, gents kid, cot'n & beav. gloves
Satin stripe and French lace lawns
Worsted balzarines, silk warp alpacas
Bingham lawns, cleshmere dc cosse
Blk mouslin de lain; earlston, Hamilton and
manchester ginghams; satin, striped & plain
jaconetts, plain and fig swiss muslns
Bishop lawns, Grape Isle, Irish linen
Blk and white blonb nets. linen lawo
Blk. fancy and striped prints. new style
Plaid handkerchiefs, Isle lace
Ladies blk and cold kid gloves
Silk and pic mic gloves and mitts
Thread and bobinett edgings and insertings
Bonnet & cap ribbons, feather & painted fans
Fancy dress hkfs: blue, pink, blk 6 whit Grape
Blk wells, blk & cold cambrcs, spool cottons
Also, ladies' braid and gimp honnets
Tortoise side combs; horn tuck do
Gents fine boots, extra quality
Ladies kid, goat and seal shoes
Misses and childrens do
Gents. pumps-leghorn, palm & seagrass hats
Candle wick, cotton yarn. osnaburg
Cotton batting-Together with a general
assortment of
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
S LERY,
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
G o G E r lie S, &c,
All Kinds of country produce taken ir ex.
change for goods as usual.--The subscriber
IS thankful for the liberal patronage hereto>
fore extended to him, and will be happy to
receive their orders for the future.
April 10, 1845. r. WALTON.
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n E w
NasG sSt6te+

TIME undersigned having made his purcha~
l. ses in Philadelphia and Baltimore mar
kets, has the pleasure of offering to his form.
er customers, and all others in search Of bar.
gains. the advantage of selecting FROM an
entirely new stock. bought upon the best
terms and selected with care aud will be sold
at reduced prices. would say to my Gus.
toners, that Can and will sell goods at as
low rates. for cash, as they can be purchased
between this and Baltimore. Let all those
call and test the matter, who"msy doubt the
fact. and ascertain for themselves.
Having sold goods for the last seventeen
ye ars in Woodstock. and in January last sold
out to my partner, arm now receiving and
opening, in the house directly opposite the
old stand, known by the name Of No.
Cheapside, new and splendid assortment u
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New Spring & Summer
:8pppS.

NHE subscribers take pleasure in informing
Il their TRENDS and customers that they have
received their Spring and Summer Goods
winch were purchased with cash, and will be
sold at reduced prices-assuring those who
call, that good bargains will be given. The
following is part of our supply
Wool-dyed, black, invisible green and blue
cloths; black and fancy cassimeres: satinets.
brown striped linens & drilings; silk, mer
no, satin and marseilles vestings; black sum
mer cloth; Irish linens; summer wear of all
descriptions & at various prices; cambrics and
Jaconets; nets for caps, laces edgings & inser
tings; cap and bonnet ribbons: gloves of all
kinds, mits. S5c.-New style goods for ladies'
dresses. Plaid barage, balzarines, lawns;
French, manchester, earlston and lawn cling
mans; silk warp alpaca, plain and striped silks
for dresses; corded and grass skirts. ladies'
dress hdkfs.. cravats and points, linen cam.
brio hdkfs., silk and Gotten hosiery; plain and
fig swiss muslins, lace and bard iaconet,
muslins. fancy prints, black and white do silk
pocket hdkts., gehtlemen's scarfs, ladies' ties
and cTavats, nankeens, checks plaid cottons,
osnaburgs. brown and bleache6 cottons, palm
hats, mems boots and shoes. assortment of
shoes for ladies, etc.
Hardware, Queensware, Paints, Dye
stuffs and Groceries.
And many other articles usually kept
IN country stores.
we invite our friends to examine our stock,
and see for themselves, that goods will be
sold low for cash.
we tender our thanks for past favors, and
nope tor continuance of the same.
FETZER & DINGES.
April 10, l845.
N. B.-Country Produce taken in exchange
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MEETING AT NEWMARKET.

By the following communication, it
will be seen that the citizens of New
Market have adopted measures for
paying proper tribute of respect to
the memory of Gen. Jackson. We
hope that our citizens will shortly take
steps for the same purpose; and ifit can
not be done sooner, we recommend
that the matter be considered at July
court. Certainly we are not wanting
in respect to one who has been so en-
inently useful to his country.
At meeting in the town of New
Market, June 23d, 1915, called 70: the
purpose oftaking into consideration the
propriety of making some suitable de-
monstration of respect and honor to the
memory of the late illustrious GENERAL
ANDREW JACKSON: The meeting was
organized by calling CAPT. WILLIAM
16nsITHER to the Chair, and appoint
susg J. R. SrRAYER Secretary.
The following preamble and reso-
lutions were then submitted to, and
unanimously adopted by the meeting.
WHEREAS, it has been automatically
communicated, that through the all
wise and inscrutable Providence of
God, the renowned ANDREW JACKSON,
one ofthe ExPresidents of the United
States, ''has been gathered home to
his fathers" and is now no more;and,
whereas, it is our privilege, as we'll as
our duty, to assemble, and in an appro-
pirate manner, make suitable de-
monstration of the sad emotions excl
ted by this melancholy announcement.
Therefore,
RESOLVED, That we deeply deplore
the death of GENT. ANDREW JACK
SON, and tender to his bereaved rela-
tives, our sincere coincidence, and heart
felt sympathies.
RESOLVED, That the 4th day of July
Will be a suitable day to do appropriate
honors to the memory of the Deceased
Patriot and Sage, ANDREW JACKSON.
Resolved, That G. B. SAMuE1s,
Esq, be, and he is hereby invited, and
earnestly solicited, to deliver an Adj
dress, at New Market, on the 18th day
of July next, commemorative of the
glorious deeds of virtue, patriotism
and honor, which characterized the e.
ventful life of GENT ANDREW JACK
son.
Resolued, That the proceedings of
this meeting be signed by the Chair
man and Secretary, aud furnished the
Editors of the Register and Sentinel
for publication.
Resolved, That this meeting do now
adjourn. w. SMITHER, Chm
J. r. STRAyER, Sec'ry.
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TO the Land-holde,.s of Shenandoah County.


me su h tor the office Of County r. and while % assured that
nUas me sps pleasure acknowledge gran to my veil a.
s mat should state frankly the which led yield to the Of ts
the almost
high fees charged by the during the last t n
indeed the them nm tue
seeds your -four sold barrel or bacon at %
country school, the profits which the %
orally useful ask offer you
tons do Deeds the best for so and ohe
in land
han the
n isandse
less
wiling TO
OF
lnotb
teacher the the heo
to Academy
promptly attended
Holm C. EWlNG.
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Spring & Summer Goods,
CONSISTI IN PART OF

Sup wool.dyed, black. blue-black and blue
cloths; blk mixed and fancy cassimeres and
satnets; white and brown drilling, bl own and
straw co!ored linens, new style summer cloth,
gambroon, silk velvet, blk satin and silk ves-
ting, new style marseilles vestings-worsted
balzarines, French lace lawn, fancy do
beautiful plaid stripe and plain silks for la
dies wear-grass skirts-fancy and black &
white prints, la polka do new sly lie mouslim
&c lains, do. blk alpaca-gingham lawns
earlston, hamilton. china and manchester
ginghams-lace, plaid and plain cambricks,
jaconet do.-plain & fig. swiss musns-bish-
OPP lawE, cap netts-blk white Irish linens
linen cambrick hdkfs, gentlemen's super aud
common silk pocket hdkfs of various STYLES
children's silk pocket hdkfs-tsbe diaper,
bird eye diaper. plain and fig. bsbinets,s swiss
inserting, edging, laces and isles, lace and
edgings and insertings, fancy silk scars and
hdkfs- ladies cravats, ladies and gentlemen's
gloves of all descriptions-na eens-brown
and beached holland-bleacheo ana, brown
neutrality-suspicious.. osnaburgs, and al
other articles usually kept in country stores.
Cotton yarn, candle wick, dye
stuffs and paints, hardware,
Queensware, and Gro
ceres.
Tho undersign will take in exchange for
goods the customary articles offered in country
stores, ard give prices Of his goods when the
goods are placed on the counter for sale, and
that will be quite as cheap as have seen
them in print.
l must tender my thanks to former custo-
mers for past favors, and hope to receive their
patronage by untring attention to business.
JOHN SIBERT.
v,,oJ,x..1- nga.~l foAs
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AS USUAL.

FFNHE sabscriber offers for sale coed as
Il sor.ment of Dry Goods, Hardware
Queensware, Shoes, Boots, an excellent seisc
ton of Books Medicines, Paints, pyesfnfis,
and Patent medicines of every kind (such as
Jayne's. Hsnee's, &c. Confectionery. Tobac.
co, Segars, Stone and Potters' ware Glass oil
all sizes-rresh Garden Seeds just received
and '"any articles too tedious to mention -
Call for what you want, and any article called
for. if not on hand. can be purchased by one
of my family in Baltimore now, and sent on in
few days will sell every article as low as
it can be had elsewhere. Produce taken in
exchange for goods. Reasonable credit will
be given, and cash thankfully received.
JOHN G. SCHMlTT.
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JOHN c.. EWING.
Hurrah for Texas and Oregon


eErtra Pete Ever on the Wmg!!
Collector, Constable, Auctioneer, sc.
DETER HOSHOUR, Jr., will diligently
Il and faithfully attend to the collection Of
debts throughout the county, in his capacity as
collector, upon reasonable terms, and to all off
cial business within the bounds of precinct Mol.
Auctioneering Of every description conducted
upon the most approved style. In his absence
from town, persons DESTROYS Of entrusting
claims to him, may deposite them with Joseph
H. Clover, or Samuel Rinker, proprietor of
the Temperance House, either Of whom are
authorised to execute receipts in my name.
Inclined to be exceedingly accommodating
all persons having PAPER to dispose of, will
meet with liberal advances and small discounts
by calling on their most obedient and humble
servant, EXTRA PETE
Woodstock, April "a, 1915.
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elissduhon % to,tne,sRi|,.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
IL between the undersigned, under the
name of SIBEnr & DINGEs, i'll The mercantile
business, was dissolved by mutual consent Of
parties. 1t therefore becomes necessary tina,
the accounts of the firm should forthwith be
closed by note or cash. The latter would be
preferred in order to final settlement be-
tween them. Those concerned will please
give them call, and settle their respective
accounts without delay.
JOHN SIBERT,
JACOB DlNGES.
January %, i845. ........
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LANYARD FOR RENT
OR SALE.

\HE subscriber wishes to rent or sell the
u LANYARD now in the possession of Mr.. Rich
ard A. Clarke, and late the property of Mr.
VIM. Hotel, lying on Stony Creek, near COL
umbia Furnace. The situation is a most de.
srable one and offers superior advantages to
any person wishinge to engage in the Tan
yard business. The appurtenances of the
yard are in good repair, and there are good
Dwelling, Barn aud other necessary buildings
on the premises; and also fine Garden
Perons DESTROYS of renting or buying. would
do well to examine the premises. Possession
will be given the first of September. In my
absence,Mr. Jacob Lantz will give any infor.
mationdesired. ANDREW j. HUPP.
Nav L 84j-tf
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TRUST SALE.

virtue OF q deed Of trust executed to
- the subscriber by John Rumboch, now
deceased, OF record in Shenandoah County
Court. shall proceed to sell, on the premi>
ses. on Monday the 10th day of august. 1845,
A HOUSE AND LOT in Woodstock, con
tanning half an acre ofLand, being the house
in which said Rumboch lived, and half lot
adjoining, containing one fourth of an acre.
There are blacksmith's and wagon ma
ker's shop on the lot, and it will be desira.
BE situation for carrying on the blacksmitl's
o. agon-m makers business. Terms of sale,
Cash. p. WILLIAMS, Jr. Trustee.
June 10, 1845-ts.
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February Ii.
Valuable Property for Sale.

TkNHE subscriber has on hand, nearly fin
& ished, large Six Horse Broad Tired
Wagon, Three Horse do, New Carryall,
finished completely; OF 2 of the Strckler
Wheat Fans, all of which will be sold low for
cash or on time to good responsible persons, or
exchanged for produce. For further particulars
call on the subscriber at his store in Woodstock,
where he has large stock of Goods of alb
kinds, new styles, selected with great care in
the Northern Markets, all of which will BIZ
sold low for cash or ON time To punetual Gus
toners, or exchanged for produce
JOHN C.. KERN.
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BOInets, Hats, Boots, &C.

lust RECEIVED from Philadelphia, at
- Hadquarters,a very handsome and fash
ionablelot of ladies' braid and gymp bon.
nets, misses gymp do gentlemen's superior.
Fashionable goat boats, warranted of best
qualityand city made. Gentlemens' goat
slippers, very pleasant for summer; also,
black eather trunks,--all of which will be
sold onthe most accommodating terms. l only
ask ou' fair acquaintance to give me call,
as fed certain can please.
May1, 1845 r. WALTON.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At a Court held for, the County of Shenan-
doah on Monday the 9 day of June, 1845;
Henry McInturf and others plaintiffs,
oeai,ist Catfarine McInturff, George Frye
and Elizabeth his wife. and Jacob Taylor
and Others, defendants--lN cuAScERr.
TIME defendants George Frye and Eliz
abeth his wife, and Jacob Taylor, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act Of assembly
and the rules of this court, and in appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that they are not in.
habitants of his country; 1t is ordered, That
the defendants do appear here on the first
dav Of the next September term, and answer
the bill fthe plaintiffs;and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in Woodstock, for two months
successively, and posted at the front door
ofthe court house in the said town OF Wood
stuck. A copy-Teste,
r. WILLIAMS c. s. c.
June 26, 1845.
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4 MEXICAN HAIR DYE.-This Dye is
"A warranted. if strictly applied according
to the printed directions to change the hair
from any other color to a beautiful Aubdrn.or
a perfectly Jet black, withou, staining or irri-
tating the skin Ike other hair dyesT
1t is prepared only by DR.. jayne No. 90
South Third street. philadelphia. Price so
cents per bottle Sold By d. J. q Sekmit.
Woodstock. May q. 1874.