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Dcntl)s.

La reacham July 30, Captain BENZ Farow, formerly of
Mass and Me. are, &c.
Nenl CLEVELAND OHIO July s. drowned while engaged in
Westmorn OF this S,aic, aged 81.
~ iia'bu,sh, July ~, MI Lucus :. Nye, aged 80.
In ms village, 18th inst, Cortland Bliss Mr.. Iy-
nun Btisgs, aged ten months also Charles son of A. w
Nilder IT, aged months and days Also Chas. Eastman
sou of Carlos Bancroft, months.
In East Montpelier, July 25, Mr.. Simeon Nash aged IS
years.
~ Worcester on the l1h instant, of consumption, Albert
Tanner, in the 10Th year of his ago.
In Norihumbedind, N. II. Aug Gth Eliza Jane, wifs of
lanes Brown Esq and only daughter of lion. Stephen
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Cattle Markct--Aug.I7.

=, Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.l
A. Market 30 cattle 800 storos ~ cows and calves
63lO sheep, and 1859 swine. ''
PacE.. Beef Cat,le-A few extra from Connecticut tiv-
IS, third IS. '' gu -
lows and Calves-Du Sales nj slo 90 81, 20 and s37
sioes-Dnl low saos only effected probably in con-
sequence OF the dry weather. " WV
SeseP-salo' of small lots ut $3.50, ,62 1,75, 49, 22s
Swine-Shoats 10 pedde, than half burrows Ia ;
fom 10 &c. ~ 'e'''i
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VERMONT wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, AUGUST "a s4s

When We are asked by renders why wo ero con.
sniy alufingy week amer week, to Nnughns Vegetable
ihthoqiplic MIXTURE We have only to say tho with oil
que allowance 10 the merits Of other articles Of tho kind we
must say we have bnen asonshsd at tho Ofthis
Iicat American Remedy IN all tho complaints which be-
ong TO the human nnily its curative mower Of
most magca character-this know 'Tia true that we
arc Pad Tor this notco-r the proprietor Of the Lthoutp-
TIC, W. vaughn adyerises largely with hut reader wa
arc not pid TO alsif and beg Of you to examine his
DOCK III inc agents hands and also the agents Themselves
umns. SN' W.
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A(arrinQcs.

Az Niagara Falls, 10th inst by the Raw H. t,uIl,ban
mr James Spencer Kmball of Straford VI Miss Clara
rq1.,'gg ct Tompeton, VS. Nj; Kim uaud Miss Par
Judge WIN hloen companions, ladies' grntlemon from
Boston and vicinity, their way Missouri tenchars-
rom te suddennoss of their departure, being forbidden by
goo1 "d Buy State-to assume the "skcn bonds - thov
stopped en- route at the Falls AMI the Maid he
rlghtod their mutual love.
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FIRE! FIRE +!

making - per cent for the year ending August Cd s4S
sad percentage to be cast the original OF pemiun
note without reference TO endorsements and pail
to the Treasurer at his office in Montpelier before tho
18Th day Of October leis being the day of the meet
ing of said Company.
AS usual list of persons insured in the several towns with
the amount Of assessments due from each spectivey will
De forwarded to the representatives elect the
by whom tho money be Momnes of the Company
should recoect this opportunity, il affords all cheap
SAFE und convenient way by which money for their
can be transmitted and is expected that member of
the company om whom due, will improve
the opportunity thus offered The assessments are due in
Oeto6sT and in order to the liabilities the Company
must be paid IN promptly. The assessments this
small q "a per cent? and easily be paid by the members
Of the company when due. little pains taken forward
the money by your Representatives, in the fall will the
members much expense and trouble and am instructed by
the Directors take efficient enforce tho eoec
ton OF all assessments remaining unpaid the rising of
Legislature.
J, T. THURsToN, Treasurer
Insurance Office, Montpelier, August 6, ls4S.
- Printers of each weekly paper in this State are re-
quesed publish the above notice three weeks
and forward their bills by the members Of tho Legislature for
payment 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-24

ORANGE County. The Wing Senatorial tick
ct has been heretofore published erroneously.-
The reader will find it correct in the ticket this
,ycok
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-24

HoN. GEORGE KRAMER, of Union county
"honest George" as his loco friends used to call
him old, staunch, unwavering delnocra. OF
the Jackson School and leading man of the
party, is now for Gen. Taylor-Pha. u s. Ga.
zeiie
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ID E n TIST TRY.

nR. II. kILBOURN, having been at Bost,n FIR
some time past or the purpose of pefectng himse in
tne Latest improvements m Dentistry, is prepared
compete with tho Celebrated Dentists in Town or
Country.
Owing TO the increase of business he has recently made
Repairs and Improvements in his Office and Acce TO
ma Apparatus particularly with reference the Manufac-
tnre Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. His facilities ae s.ch A,
10 enable him to Insert Whole of sets OF tho most
Beautiful Blocks of GUM TEETH, when required at short
notice. on NEW, PATENT, SUCTION PRINCIPLE,
winch he has tested in the most difficult cases. where they
have resisted the weight OF Ten Pounds without iemovinr
the Teeth In the PuRTY OF Material, Beauty of Finish
suength and Durability of his work he will defy COMPETE
ton by any Dentist in Vermont
PLUGGING TEETH.
rms operation Is the most Intricate and Important brsnch
in the science Many inclined their teeth un-
I'll they past remedy, have them filed in diseased
condon-mlkng the foolish remark So long my teeth
don't trouble me MONT trouble them " they have them
hed by incompetent and lose all
confidence Ia tho ART DR. X has examined infinitely the diff
erent methods OF plugging toeth in the cities, and will Fill
them by Peculiar Process, practisod by the Skilu
Dentists IN Boston, and unknown except few, by which
the Contour and Beauty of tho teeth estoedhe Gold
SO condensed to be impermeabe air and the fluids of
the mouth, thereby rendering them Permanent for Lfe
EXTRACTING TEETH.
The Advertisers Invariable Success in Extracting tho
most Difficult Teeth is generally known in this vicinity
that is almost superhuous aude il. He frequently
Extracts Bad Rootswhch have been broken off and given
up by other operatorswh Ease ard Sgy which only
the Anatomy of tho Mouth He has Great Variety of
The most Approved Instruments fu cry Anomalous
Case Dentist IN of the Cities aud probably Toies
e WANDER possessed by any other in this State Choro-
and UNIQUE Inhaler, Invented by D Hitchcock the Cee-
DRAFTED Dentist OF Boston, which obyaes previous objections
10 its
= Ladies and Gentlemen invited to Call and Examine
Old Stand, sors * Langdons, Corner Main and
ciate sts., Montpelier, VI. August !, ls45.
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AGENCY.

W., LOVES has for snlo all kinds Of COTTON
y. THREAD, by tho pound or qnnntiy manufactured bs
LATHROP& pENFlELD, Pi,tsiord, VI. This thread /.
superior to amy made In this country-and CHEAPER.
MARCf's WICKiNG, TWINE AND YARN.
Aug q, 1913. 6v.so
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VCTESI

May be had at this office. Send your orders
early.
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FISH! FISH!!

- BURBANK has received No. & AinckorelS salmoo
-. in Bbl., uuf Bhls, Qunters & Eighths.
90 Quintals Grand Bank Cod
Also
90 Bblt Crushed & Powdered Sugars
lhds. Port Rico & New Orleans, do,
Boxes White & Brown Havana. do
-. Croix. Port Rico & New Orleans Molnssns
Coffee, Spices, Sal.tatus &c, &c. which will he soJ
cheaper than ever offered in this market.
Aug. 3, lSiS. 81 s. BURpANK
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MONTPELIER.

HE Wigs Of Montpelier requested 10 meet nj tho
Centre OF Tho town. on Friday, LIST Sept, ut r. Al.
to nominate candidates Tor town representative, &c.
by order of the Town Com nttee.
Aug %, 1915.
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10000 Vds, COTTON GOODS.

STOhNS a lANGDON will soI out their COTToN
- sn n,r a aNusT, &C., at down prices for Cash
hind as has been selling II cs and others in 6ropoiom
Aug, 7, is4s. ~ P'y 10
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lsiaCix mining.

The subscriber takes this meth
S-t,l, 8 cd Of returning hanks for the pub
Il z lie patronage heretofore extended
= -, u him, aud wishes to inform his
= t.)9 friends and public generally. that
S'--,--s, II he has turned has whole attention
10 the manufacturing # wagons and bu,lics in
all it, branches; he has secured himself the best
Of wJrkmen, both in wood and iron, and his stock
Of lumber aud iron cannot be surpassed by any
IL this vicinity.
Wagons uaie to order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment west Of Chicago.
Please call and examine before purchasing. 3
lumber wagons ready finished on hand; and can
finish any kind to order in few days notice
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Oulwa, July 10. 1916. Il. BARNARD.
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Aala9OlIOlAaa

Cattle for Patching and far the
Dairy.--1he following table exhibits
the Distinguishing character ofani-
mails possessing the properties of
fattening or grazing, as compared
with those which indicate the facul-
ty of yielding milk, viz:
FOR GRAZING.
Hrda-small; muzzle fino ears
large, little erect, and transparent.
.Vsck-short, light and nearly
straight small from the back Of the
head 10 the middle ; dcwlay large and
loose.
Cnest-wide and round; ribs deep
and barrel shaped; great depth be-
hind the elbow.
Bae6-straight from the shoulder
to the tail, and we'll filled up with
muscle hips wide.
Behy-nearly straight.
Qaarters-full, long, and large,
the muscles reaching close down to
the joints legs short; bones small
and flat.
7dil-falls perpendicular from the
line of the back.
Udder-frm and Geshy, and
the milk vein small.
FOR TIE DAIRY.
Head-large muzzlc coarse; ears
rather pendant, and tinged yellow
inside.
Msck-long, slender, and tapering
towards the head; with but little
loose skin below.
CAesi-deeP, but narrow, and stri-
kingly deficient in the substance Of
girth ribs fiat and wide apart.
Back-narrow joints wide and
loose bones prominent; hips mar
row.
BeHg-largs and dropping.
Quarters-muscles thin, but very
firm.
Lcgs-long, corse, and inclined to
be sickle-hammed.
zdI-set on low haunch dropping
to the rump.
Udder-large, thin, and loose, and
the milk vein very prominent.
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Stone Quarry.

VINIIE subscriber would IN io'n hui.jcIs a-d
others whom il may concern, that he O..
now openlng'e STONE QUARRY 81 miles
south east Of O,,sws, where he will he ready al,
oil times to,szpS,ynll o'lcrs he may receive.
He 10 ALA ptDpAfed To execute masonry and
stone cut,lAN N IN ~ branches, and will war.
rent his wotk, ~ durability and finish, no, Ito
be surpassed'is sny one.
The substfsHP ie,urns his sincere thanks for
past favors, aud would inform the public the, he
has leased the quarry on the school section near
this place, formerly worked by sanger', and
will hereafter bsp'epared to furnish oil orders
from ,hst quarter.
N. D. He will also furnish for buildings,
Cups, SITS, Pillars, Pihsiers, and Columns, su.
perior 10 sny heretofore used.
January 30, lsts, d. CORRlGAN.
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haomed Feet Remedy.-Those
who have mich tramping about to
doas IS oitsdsehe case with those
who live in olit frontier settlements
are aPtto hsS inaa AIMED feet, either
b. wearing4 ~ or tight boots and
RI ~ thS 70 which humanity is
sAkjecE D the tooth ache, few
yi9l 20! with tho5t suffered
ffomsA Red foot. Tho best
rsmed Istence for all this il
cold ~ 6rned into tho boots. I,
subds inflammation at once
NatsGl y fsking cold need be enter.
taihed BY having wet feet when I'm.
der excefsise but on sitting down
the feet should bs dried. The wri.
tSr he's had an amount Of experience,
on the subject which enables him I,
say this.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

ESPECTFULLY return ,hauks to the cit.
Rzens Of Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage be has heretofore received. and hopes
10 merit confluence Of the same. His 7aiior.
ing Establishment is on the son,h side Of the
public square, over James Ryan's store.-
lie is prepared to do work on the mos, reasona'
Bile terms, and wauents all garments made Ivy
him To fit. Cutting will ,e done on short notice
and warenicd to fl, if properly made mp The
Fall and Winter Fashions.
From New York city, have jus, been received,
thus enabling him 10 furnish garments in the ia.
test and most approqed style
~ D. Lunib,I, and mosis kinds Of country
produce wiR be taken in paymme for wosi.
Ottawa. Oct. 20 lSI7.
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Marble aud Stone Yard.

N LYONS would inform the inhabitants of
DsOuswa and surrounding country tina, he
has established himself in the above business IN
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he will he able to fur.
nishs TO order tomb stones. monuments. tables OF
ans o,her article In his line OF business.
Ottawa, Sept. II, lS47.
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POOR MANS OINTMENT.
ONLY TWENTY CENTS A ROY,

ThcBoxes equal in size to otherOint-
ments. Give it trial. The
CHEAPEST AND BEST OINTMENT,
rha, has ever been used. For opening the
pores OF the flesh, and promoting insrnsbIe per.
spration unsurpassed by any q, her cinmen,
before he public. The greatest Vcgei0bie M,d-
cinai Virtues are there combined, and 1t never
vet has failed "a
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
A. 3. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa,
on the north side cf the pubic square, where he
will promptly attend To all calls IN his line Of bu.
siness. Fashiuns received regularly. All work
executed in his shop is wlrrnnted. Cutting done
TO order. may %, lsi7-.iG-f
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South Ottawa Cemetery,

.Et>HE subscriber will sell Iotsin the South OF.
kiaWa Cemetery until the IL, Of December
'isi7 for So each after which an additional, price
will be charged in proportion to the Improvements
made, TnOS. NJ. MASON.
South Ottawa. nov H. lSi7. 39,f
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4 Washington N .,'s'
+ Opposi'sxk South Eoak ne Stat
House,, Rringfeid, A5saeisslsv

JOHN D1lRNY5t4k deter.
TIME Proprietor of Bw ss,sbIr b aen,
Il returns his sincere ,hiits.to his Numerous
visitors and ttpe members ofths 0enersi sscm-
bly,. for their very HRlral patronage bestowed
upon him durins the past winter. He takes pleas
ure in announcing 10 his frien]s, and all others
who may visit the city during the mex, summer
and winter, that he will always be ready to fur
nish them with the hes, the markc, affords, and
spare no pains on his part in rendering them as
comfortable as can be desired.
The -" Washington HofeE'is situated in the
mos, convenient par. Of the city for those v hose
business is connected with any Of the public Of.
fees ofthe Stale, and Delegates to the Cons,itu.
tionsl Convention will find this House, from its
immediate proximity TO their field Of labor, pos.
sesscs more advantages for their convenience
and comfort than any other in Springfield. His
house 10 large and roomy, and 10 capable cf &C.
commoda,ing large number Of ell those who
may mskeii convenient to cell upon him. A
convenient aad comfortable stable 10 attached 10
the premises, which will always be supplied with
the best ofprovondcr.l
rENMs.
Single Meal 20. % cents
Transient Boarders per day rs do
Horse, per day 49, 375 do
The travelling public arc respectfully solicited
for share Of their patronage. fS
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iflr0icinrs.
DRUGS Il MEDICINES.

Paints. Oils. Tamislss,
Pmry, UmdOw Glass, Dye.&v0s,
brushes, Books, Conjtctiondries,
Frat, Mats, Zines and Braniies.
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Carriage & Wagon Mandatory.
10000 Bushels ofCOAL for Sale.


10000 Bushels Of COAL for Sale.
Biachsmahs and oMcr$fook at this!
ENRANCIS BRADY wishes to inform iha cit
izcns Of Ottawa and the public a, large, tina,
he has on hand abou, 10000 bushels Of the hest
quality of selected coal at his residence in Ottawa
opposite tue American House, ready ,ot sale as
chrapss can he got clsow here. which he will
not hesitate to warrant as good. u mt better,
than eau he had y, iny place within 40 miles Of
Ottawa. Persons coming for coal from distance
vii nnj h' delayed on suy account. lie also
w''hr. n inform ,ean,,lis, coming from coun-
t. nhrts, thai he er'ts constantly IN hand a
ua.ag selection Of coal a, the coal bank enc
h.ii Hic notl of the Fox River squeduct, on
ihe r,id from Ottawa TO Dayton. at reduced phi
ccs. ANY pctsons wanting Coal for blacksmith
ing or steam works, OF for other purposes, will
do well by calling on me before purchasing else
where. The Last Call.
UTMoreover, the subscriber wishes To inform
oil debtors to come and settle in three days from
this date, and save trouble and cost.
have used all the fair means I could think
Of for long time In trying 10 settle personally,
rntil my patience is exhausted, and | am now
determined TO leave all my accounts with an
Jan. 90, lsis. FRANCIS BRADY.
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THE subscriber has just re.
L .ciyed a, his store one door
North Of the Mansion House,
(fcon Nae iosk and ~, Louis,)
a large end fresh supply of the
above named articles, together
with most every variety Of orii.
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GREENS MILLS.

GsEEN'S MILLS.
E-s TENHE above Mills have just un.
R5IfSlA dergone thorough repairs.
E{&l kIR aud are now in full operation, with
C9 Sic ran of Brrs,
new Boiling Cloths, and all the necessary FIX
lures for manufacturing whoa, in the very hes,
manner; and having none but experienced and
accommodating millers, together with the whole
business being conducted by the personal allen.
lion OF his sou, d. Gnrrs, he hopes to give gc.
neral satisfaction; aud as lie has been 10 a great
eypanse in making his mills second to none in
the western country, he hopes to receive, a.
hcIetotore,a liberal share Of public patronage.
Merchant and Custom work will he thankfully
received and strictly attended to at all times
(Sundays excepted
Cash paid for Wheat. Flour Barrels and
Cooper stuff JOHN GREEN.
Dayton. Oct. % 1871
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DIR. :. NAWYER,
DRUGGIST AND Cll ENLIST.

Lake Sireef, Chic1yO.
vJlHIS remedy is prepared entirely from vsse.
4 table Substances and contains no mercury,
arsnic or anything that can prove injurious to the
system. Its effects are thosa Of doobst Tuent and
tonic, well adapted TO restore the healthy action
Of the liver and stomach whose functions are 50
generally impaired IN this class OF diseases.
Qunine aud other toncs serve only in many
cases to brake the chls, nut do net rcnove tho
disease Of the liver and other organs implicated
on which the chill and fever depends; hcnse tho
usefulness Of the Fluid Extract Of Bark" (par-
licularly where physicians cannot readily be con-
sucn,) which contains all the qualities suited to
the indlcnion Of these mnladics. ...
The Fluid Extract Of Bark is prepared by
DR.. SAWYER after several wears experience in ad'
ministcring to those afflicted, both in the eastern
and western part Of tho United States. aud he
can confidently commend it 10 the public as pos
sessing yhiucs well adapted TO the permanent
cure Of the often long protractcd inlermil'Sh's
and remi,tcnts of unhealthy districts.
Hurlre is Of testimonials ia regaro 10 the ciii'
cacy of the medicine from persons Of respectable
inv have been given To the propHelor-but he
does no, make use of them ms he prefers to have
the medicine introduce Itself solely 10y its merits.
SoIIby WRITE Il HUNTER,
Two doots north Of the Mansion House, who
have conslnn,ly N lmhdaInrge supply of Drugs.
Nediciurs. ODDS Dyc-stuGs, &c.
..f.
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DRY GOODS,

Groceries, Hardrare, Boots &. S!ices,
Ready Made Clothing. &C.,
which he offers for sale low at tho store lately oe.
copcd by ]. Il u. Armsur, Ottawa.
Sept. ~, 1871. JAMES RYAN.
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For fresh wounds or any kind in horses or
cattle, i, will 10 found superior TO all Linlmen,s
~ the following certificate will show.
Messrs. Butter & Co-Gents--l have used
the Poor Mans Ointnen, on my horse for >
ch,re on the lsnuch, snIl also for cut Just
above tie hoof aud find il moro speedy in heal.
ing ,hon any other kind have ewes tried.
YAM. iNilN KING
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An Efficient Kennedy.

The propretors wish the pubI &c to distinctly
understand before they buy it, tina, the rooH
Mass OINTMENT is not intended to cure every
disease, but it will effect
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II STANDS lNRlIiLID!
IT mill retain its pirturs for 0ea.s

? aNHE great dsiler'tum If Oin,nents. il com.
bincd IN It's healing properties, There is
more 0r less IN every sore which should be drawn
out--and This first draws Oui al thrrniwalion
anfthcn heals, by 50 DONG suprrcedr- all other
compounds. There. - no PREPARATION moe ff-
lrclusl in curing BiO'ch,s, and bsalIul On
Sores, or Ulcers. The following certificates, .he
authors Of which cdu be verbally addressed,
speak much in favor Of the ointment. We do
Ointmeni.
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Notice..

NNHE undersigned, having disposed
n. If his interest and terminated his
connection with the fremont House. adopts
,tia method Of announcing that no has taken
rooms o, the CRY HorKt, Brown nod Futile
where he IL prepared 10 receive his friends, an,i
those who may have business with
Chicago, dec3l. JASON GURLEY.
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Uses Of Tegeiablss.--For most OF
our ingredients in coloring we are
indebted to vegetables. Indigo has
perhaps, nothing to equalit in the per.
manency ofits color. Tanninis anoth-
er substance from thebark Of trees,
particularly the oak and beach, and
which is so essential to the making
ofleather. And without the gall nut
from the bark of oak trees-in the Al
eppo, what substance could be found
which would resist tho action Of
air and light for ages? There are
no less than ten different kinds Il
acids extracted from vegetables;
whichare explaind in chemical books,
Besides, we 60 to the vegetable
world to obtain charcoal ,bitumen, as.
safatida, alcahol, ether, potash, nap
tina, aad ammonia How curious and
astonishing that the three simple SUBJ
stances-hydrogen, carbon, and OK
ygen-which constitute all vegeta.
blss, should, BY varying their com.
position, be capable reproducing SC
many different articles WIZ we use
in domestic economy an6Ves arts
What power short Of infinite, could
originate them by the process ofveg.
citation. The chemical process which
is carried on by tho laws Of affinity,
or electric attraction, is, says DR.,
Good, nice, noble, and delicate, and
under the influence Of an all-perya.
ding vital power, is capable Of pro.
ducing noble, delicate, and compli.
Gated effects.
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Chicayo. H.. Dec. 80, 1917.

Chicago, H., Dec. 80, 1Si7
Messrs. Butler Il Co--Gentlemen--l have
used the Poor Mans Ointment several times inI
old sores, and once or twice for fresh wounds,
with great success. have also RECOMMENDED it
to men in my employ, who have found its ,ir'
tues to be superior to any thing Of the kind IN
use. Yours respectfully. RoREnr MALcoa.