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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20
The State Of mississippi 4


ToaH persons Interested IL me Esiaie VI Joaa
NcCoun (2Nd) deceased.
W0U IRE hereby ciiiod topppepr before our
II Probate Court ii term ihfreofto be hol'
den 1t the Court House III said Counis On the
first monday 81 November A. d. lsl9 then and
there to show cause II andihua can, why al 81.
der should moi ID made u Sail the following
described lands situated III hownaea County ~
State aforesaid belonging tcthe estate Of John
McCown t2nd) decaased according II the letis
ton ol Goo. w Vaughn adm. ami Nancy sMc
Gown adinx. Of said estate, u wits. W quar-
Ter. Of NJ. w. quarter, East bali VI n. W
quarter, 3. w. qlarter part o w. half Of ~
4. quarter All III Section l26 Township H.
Range lis. West--the II. half 81 8. Il. quarter
Sec. III, " hall :. w quarter. Sec ~
N. u. quarter III n. Il, quarter of SIC. IA,
all ii Township ~. Range ~. West snd the
Il. +. qda9er IL n. W. quarter II. halt 1ol
IS. w. quarter Lots 6. Z. aud p, all IL Sec.
l2. Township In. Range H. West. II was
further ordained thai this Citation be published
sinthe Columbus Democrat once week tof ak
successive wccls.
Witness the Han. NALL. Il. Goodwin Judge
of The Probate court .tor LowBdcs County the
LIST Monday ii Sept. 1912
Issued lDlh Sep. lsa0.
& ~ \ ". kf3
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NOT u u u. .

MIR. s. MARIkEST EN- Music Teacher ei Tie
~ Columbus Institute respectfully informs The
citizens 0f ambhs anA its vicinity who have Plan.
oes which want tuning 81 repairing that they can
have them done by applying b George W. Sherman.
N Columbus Oct 18th 1919 l6-4t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

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TIE ezefcises "a ehls iasElszisllls h1 rssdi-s
Oh ths sae6rt fie1fsdsy "a Slpseisi1r i.ezi
IS hti 5as sess1e % tla ge2f which eu1siz II ls
MeHias fhe tefafsaH c9Ffis 70 ptf.ot 1ass 81
THURSDAY aflsF ssccaa Msaaay Is Jaig b ~
Thassdsy il SepteuIteE 8 esea year For lasas.Iss
iatg tie FresAnl<a Class candidate na tzfs
competent knoAie. Sc oi the Eng 81. latin GzS-<
Gfsmners, Comp Ailhnleti aad 6 aagfsnl'l.
lcsaF NiFgas and Ire Greek reader, ard seae Sc.
Qusinlehcs viii Latin rEsseay.
The sadids TIA FTsshsnan yaara1e faincoIns
Liey, Andrews Ovid, Ovens Anahasis and c.ns
peia. Davies University AtisAaietle. DaYiez BoaF.
don aud Legendres Antiquities, Latin Composition
AID pr5s0ly.
I he Studies Of the Spplamofe and Ere hfaan var
are: Horace Tacitus Fe0r Had and fIis Nans6f
hilis, continuation 81 Dasies BcuraonslaE eaandst
Plane and Spherical Iflgonauety and Davies SUI
veying. Camhefi's Philosophy If Rheg1fse, Utspafs
Natural Philosophy, and Iurser Chemistry. Latin
AMI 6feek Composition aad pfosody
The Studies 81 the Junior Year afe. Javenai. Cies
tt9 HsF Nitatufts kteHtastufAE1 NC tNftlSs tfFCak
Ifase Descriptive Geometry, Shades. Shadows
aid Relsp sialY DeseFiesAaA As.
tsonoaiy, frimmer's Gecga5y ana AmeSaogY John
sons Agrieasnfal Chemistry, yaaera Law Of NJ.
tons. Say Political Eroaolay Composition aid
IArusedy
The Studies of Gle Senior Ycaf aFe Cseero ii
Senectule II Anirisia ana Nolsey clifton II pa
tos Geeghs, Biaafentisl mid Integral LalulIus
0hastesiss NstAFd lAllosephy Physical Astreaoag
Logie, Metaphysics, and Moral Philosophy
THIS expenses Tot Ire ton months IRE $50 g9F CO..
lege luesse Whole u admece; Board SIS Jar month,
payahe 9nsftesly n aayaHcs; Waiting, Fael, and
Lights are q the sSpefea II The Spdens win III.
50 pfpYble his own s'urnitafa This, adesired dill
Be furnished by The Steward II aif rate.
No Student viii D admitted II aay i iii tlie
UniVcrsty without The reqaisita preparation N5gll
Wiil he tested BY rigid nSaninafion
j MI Il0NRr, pr8eae4 ais. i'll
Oxford, Jaly 2lst lsia.
NJ b, The textbooks used Ia tie Sophomore
Classes anil BE procure HI Oxford
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20
DIT al b

DT e D
In this county on Friday the 9th instant, WYATE
seorT, infant son Of Scott and Martha Thompson,
ICED years and twenty four days.
The bud we nursed with tender care
Gave promise q too fair flower,
And death has placed his signet there,
And borne it to iairer bower.
Tho cbilrd by his untimely frost,
Cod eald cur cherish d treasure lies
Andthough to US forever lost.
Its new found home is Paradise.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

ONIIaurnA CoVsrY. I

Probate Court, ANgAat Term In40.
T 0plt' u II hereby eigcntoall petSofs interested
ntieestete us VIII AlexapAAstleeaasas flst INV
undersigned Executor of sSd estafe. has preseltsa
bis account tothe Probate Court III sail county 5F
tnsl afttlenent, and wlll I'm the fourth Monday III
November next, Rskoi ssid eorrt to naksH iiua ai
III said estate WI rE. BA{NY
Executor Of thc estate of I1li AlexAlidef HUI ".
Augnst, astll 1919. ls--3g.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

"
Gfcer deceased.
NTOU are hereby cited u appear before Our Pro-
i bate Court at term thereof @ be holden A
the Conrt House iii said county 90 the first Monday
Of NOVEMBER Al D,1s49, tben and there N
show cause ii any they WHY an order siiouldnet
bemade to sch the following described lands aitla.
ted in Iowndes county and state aforesaid belonging
10 tie estate 81 Henry Greer deceased. according N
The petition of Wiam,E Greer and Joshaa GfAer
executors IF the last viii and testament Of ald de
ceased to wit The north halt section one township
seventeen ragne six; East and aso tlia south Wgsi
quarter Of tie Same section township and range
also lie north hall If scctIons township scgealeeH
range seven east and Till south east quarter oi the
same township aid Range md the npFtli half
the south west quarter III section township seg
enteen range HeYeneas II vas fhrtheroFdsfcd that
III citation De pablial.ed ii tiia columbus Democrat
once week lor siS weeks successfully
Witness the Hon Nathaniel i, Goodwin Judge Of
pfobates for I.owndes county this TIT Monday Of
September A !. u lSAa
Igsied September 18th 1919.
DAMf, WILLIAMS Ftlrfk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20
OIL TIflN.

- nip hefetpfDie existing III fhe name
q i nck6F il this day disaolsed ID
is''5laa consent Tie business lefeaE wilt be con-
aasssa h ssaosaa gufsiaa.
ssRs GEO CIJRTISS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

TEylIE exercises ofthis Institution viii be resumed
n on Monday the ist ef Oetohcr next. Tie
Trustees take great pleasure in saying to the
former patrons andfrends of the Institute and the
public generally that they enter uponthe third year
o history with prospects Of Increased stlccossand
usefulness They have engaged as Principal Mr.
R0BERT MEANS, or South Carolina and late of
Eutaw, Ala whose unlonbted qualifications tor that
important station arc evidenced BY those best Of oil
testimonials, long experience and uniform SUCCESS,
1'le same may BIZ sail of tho assistants whom be
brl 81 10 biz aid in the management Of the various
departments The importance Of sustaining ali In
stItttlon oil high order IN Columbus iii we believe,
felt and acknowledged BY all We present the Co
lumbus Female Institute as such nil Destinations
We haze able and accomplished Instructors; the
course of study il full thorough and inished; tbs
buildings and grounds are we'll adapt for Che pnr-
poses 81 large Female school, the location pleas
Ant, healthyand retired, aila 10 exeFtions viii be
spared oD the part Of the Trustees to make Il an In
sttutlon secona d none. To accomplish this we on-
lyaAk fer tle patronageof the community. Send us
your daughters and we will give them educa-
ton 10 be useful u them and gratifying 10 yag.
Teachers.
Mn RDBERT A MEANS, Principal,
Miss LOUISA CUNNINGHAM, English Branches,
Miss SARAH CnApIs,
Nix 81 M4axsrtES, V0cal aad Instrumental
Music,
Mss Helm CHAPlg, Primary Department X
HE shDiastic year ii divided iDio two sessions Of
five months each commencing respectively onthe lst
of October and lst Oh March Pupils will headmitted
into the Institution Any time Of the year and viii be
charged tor tuition only rom the date Of entrance till
the close of Tie current session,
Terms:
1 PAYABLE oNE HALF I'M ADYANcE--
Preparatory Department pcr session, sl6
/ Fourth Glass, Al III
Third Class, 10
Second Class, 20
1 First Class, 20
Languages, each 40
1 Music gn the Pian0pr Guitar. 70
1 Use If Instrument tOr pfac ticing,
i Drawing and Painting, t5
i Ornamental and needle work. lO
j Contingent expenses
BpaEd per month lincluhing lights, wash
ines bad AID hedainp 1870
1 Young ladies boarding ID the Institute must Eiir
4 Dsh their oR towels and every article 81 clothing
Il must be dill inctlg marked with tie 0wneFs name.
GEORGE X. CLAY TON,
President IF Board Trustees.
Esp 81
rln0m Is ID Il ssnxYen d. -
Il apw III pgadeIpEIs. ssnsgisendiIIa lie nnblica
tim il Hi ssBfl aH nzHAseA II Ii South w hi
sos sxpectsIa aErigal fsw copies 81 iii EolubA
a. n Ii ia
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20
Admits rnTOrr ryotire.

EBD asL persons interested she sste 1Raus Horny
deeA Ypa Are hefgby no6gd ias Un TIN fEss
alonday ~ November a. III lsf1, #hall present niy
account asAduiihistfa'er Ill sad Nstta u he pfbse
Aeliftnf l0wniea Esanfy yr fHsi ssfsHmant and ssl
fgs sscbAEge Xe WV viii therefore sheli and there
Nltssg Aase Any yoAh4seNlY said aeGanut shsin ot
sAe allowsas aitd Discharge gfaAiods H EsGisEs
J4 349H { ~ 4 4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20
TME NExT HOUSE.

The congressional elections in Maryland show
he popular yole 10 be largely in favor Of the
Democrats. The democratic majoriiies are as
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20
CLASSICAL sCHOOT..

G. n BROWN, viii re open His sslsool vi Mon
day, The irst day al October iegf, iii the building
heretofore occupied short Distance south 81 TIA
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
pliitiDu PER Nessi5nuE d months, Efrck
and Latin languages and higher bfaiicH-
ts If Mathematics. 500 90
Remaining Englteh branches, 1900
Columbus August a3: s4asa1af
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20


Total 1896
There was no opposition to the Wings in the
Isl and 9Th Districts--hat 700 majority in each
isa liberal allowance. These, addedto Evans
majority Of soc mako up the sum Of 1000
which leaves balance Of about 600 III favor
Of the Democrats IN The popular vote OF the State.
the gain ota member Of Congress II Mary
land, utterly destroys the '4chance Of majority
tor the Regency the liouse, and isshe seyerest
rebnke upon laihess party. The Union pub.
fishes the following tables showing that before
the 4th March: one hundred and thirty seven
members were elecied-of whom eighty two
wege Wings, and only lfty.fbe Democrats.
Since the Ath March, WHEN the eyes Of the peo|
ple were opened 10 the Inisdeets If the Regency,
sighiy-dye members have been elected, 81 which
ifty tre arc Democrats, and only thirty Wings.
With the present light, i cannot be doubted that
wSFc all the elections now ID be gone over, the
House would De- ii opposilionto Ghe Regency, By
4 Tremendous majority
MEMBERS ELECTED BEFORE THH Arm MARCH
Democrats lshigs.
Maine,
New Hampshire
Massachusetts, 9*
New York, 80
New Jersey,
pennsylvania, O l5
Delaware n
South Carolina,
Georgia,
Ohio, i'll l0
Illinois,
Michigan,
Missouri, Is
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

capdidals fer Anditior Of Pubic Accounts, !
D. G. Glenn.
Caadillals 10 AHorneg General,

win addrsss lhsir FelIow.ciliaens al The follow
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20
DAHL. WILLIAMS Click.
The State of mississippi, /
nM M Ea lnlN.rY.

10 all persons interested il fhe estate of len
Gfcer daseasea.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

ca ieIxfaba PnFfafioa.1
curewarranted. Prices 0a per bottle. pFepafsi
andsold ONLY At coIeWNn's Tonic BITTER Depps,
No ALL Datphin Street, Mobile laug 49, tgsly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20
Teachers.

Mn. RDBERr A MEANS, Principal,
Miss LOUISA CuSsigcHAM, English Branches,
Miss SARAH CHApIE,
q MR. s. M1gKsrtES, Vocal 0nd instrumental
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

THIS justly celebrated medicine 10 creating
l. for itself an enviable fame ~ every sec.
ton Of county where it has been introduced
Many eminent physicians are introducing II
into theiE pr actice, and speak in the most en-
thusiaslic terms uf its success over all infam-
atOry diseases.
1t has proved itself to be the conqueror Of all
inflamaiOry diseases, to which the human frame
is liable whether external or inlernal-local
or geneFal-of long standing OF recent date.
II has never failed to cure inflammation Of the
bowels in airy case where it has been applied
according 10 directions. previous to m"rtlhca-
ton taking PLACE. Physicians who are ac-
quainied with its value in this disease prefer
it to. any other remedy. Patients who have
suffered for weeks with InRamatory Rheuma-
tisn, have by its use been entirely relieved Of
all pain in few hours, and restored in few
days 10 their usua' health. II has in repeated
instances relieved the worst cases of nervous
headache in thirty minutes For lyons dis.
eases, il is Of immense Value. Burns are ea9ed
of all pain in very few minutes. and healed
without scars. For ague in the face and breast
and all painful sores or sweilings. piles, inf>
med eyes. scald head, spinal complaint, Eheu.
NATHAN. &C., il 10 just the remedy.
h3-For farther particulars and testimonials
see pamphlets left with each Agent. Price
IS and SO cents.per bottle
9g-For sale in Litch6eld al the Drug Store.
South street.
AGENrs.--A Beardsley, Harwintop; Ri
Tiffany. Collinsvile; Rood l. Lawrence. Al
word s. Brothers, New Hartford Clark Gilber,
& Co NJ & C j. Camp. Winsied N 3 S,e>
vens & Co., Norfolk; G HumphEey.C D Law
renee. Canaan; Pratt g. Foster, West Corn>
WALL. M HARRISON, Cornwall Fridge Asa
waters; B. s Preston, Rnxbury M,nnr + Al.
len. Hutchkissvllle !; " C Bristol, Woodbury.
s Thomas g. Son, Plymouth Hollow; Ter,yA
Porter. Plymouth; G Fl Mitchell, Bristol
and by one Agent in nearly every village in
the State. Sc
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
Housatonic Railroad
New Arrangements
1S49.. q.

PASSENGER Train leaves nFidgep'rt 'Ai>
R, Sundays eXcepied.l at 10 Is u MOT
the arrival Of the Naugatuc trai.., the ser"n'
accommodation train trom New Haven and tn
Express ualn from New York, and arrives o.
State Line in time to take the cars on TN
Western RiitrraA for Troy, Albany, Spring
fell. pitts.ietd, Hudson, Sc. &c
EruK.ING, lea zee State Line at 9,d3a m
On the Arrival OF the train ir'in Alr'nr. aug
artivs in Bridegroom, at 9 p. m. Passenger
tor N Y lake tlc cars Of the N Y. &
r. r. Go. a. Bridgeport. anl arrive in NV
iok, at 4 80 y. m. A train also leave
Bridgeport, for New Haven, on the arrival ~
The 9eu-atopic train. and arrives a. New Ha>
ven, at 24up ~. Freight trains With pas
sanger cara attached leave Bridgeport and
West Stockbsidgc, at am.
STAcEsruD in ccnnec-
60 lion with the Cars to
go = zse=A4.=zka~brld-e, Curtisvilc, Wiz
sted Sharon, GOSHEN. Nmtalk, Li'chiieId
Woodbury., Danbnry. Bethel, Pit'stield, sc. Sc
n5-Nn Agent Of this Company ia au'hor'ze'
70 take charge e Specie, Bank Notes or yaiu-
able paper OF to receive them for tgansporta'
ton on any conditions.
"A. KiRTL MD. Superintendent.
Bridegroom OFT teIa ' 2n
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
Lichtield County ~
T.i,.hGnle This 2lst. day u Ocl lN40 (

Li'chfplG this 3lst, day of Oct 1880.
yTPON the petition ut, The Town Of Ter
y rington, dated October 2lst lS4o, and re-
wrnable 70 the Cnunly Court to be, heid Al
&itchfeld. in and loE the County OF Lrfchhcld
On the second Tuesday Ct October lSi9. sta
sing that said Govt AT its tenn Of Oct 1919,
call ?et,ion Of nolatis A. Lyman and 9th
pa, did pass decree locating and establishing
=. new highway commencing On The lire di'i-
ding thu lowas 0, Goshen and Torrington. and
;,ence fu'inins easterly. AMI souiheasterly to
Ncrih aud South Highway. leading North
irom the hon,c OF Losraia fhrall in said Tor,
x.ng'on, referring to said decree for particular
description, and avering Ina, on careful! re-
examination OF the rnnle Of the new highway
established BY said decree, il appears thai said
new highway is MT OF comrana convenience
snd necessity, SC. and praying the Court TO
discontinue the highway TINS by said declte
bid Out and established.
1t is therefore ordered that notice Of the
tendency Of said petition bs giving given BY
p4iSiishing a true copy Of this order Of n"iice
Anree weeks saccessively in newspaper pri,
led in said iowa OF Litcndeld; said r~b:ica
Ena to CON nance on or b.fare the 18th DAY
III November 1919.
BY the Court,
FREDERICK D. KEENAN,
Assistant Clrtk
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
M q IUAL
Life assurance Company

We DIAL 3hVREr
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH. IS Doane
~ Street, Boston. CEoRGE NJ. CHALwILL.
General Agent for New England.
Sub. Agency Of Woodbury., -CuRn. William
Cohren, ESQ, Agent.
Ga,wood H. Atwood, NJ. D.. Examining
Physician
Local Board Of Trustees toa NSao England
Branch.
DANIEL DESHON, PREa1pESR.
c F. Adams, Col. WIN. Schouler,
Rev'd. S. X. Lothrop, Col. N. a. Thompson
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom,
John Schouler. William W. Warren
Funds Sufficient to meet the expected losses
Of this Branch from it's present business. are
now invested in New England. under the gu
,ervision OF the Local Beard Of Trustees, by
whom the securities are Golden, and the same
W ill be done Erom month to month hereafter.
Per order: GEO. M. CHALWiLL,
3 General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
.1ssA e.cT s'9ies
;:!;s 4 F A r M

ciassassa4sP OF about one hnnt'ied acrrs.plcas'
sn,!y situate ed ahput two miles from he village
al L.chiesd on The road leading 10 Plymouth
ana four miles from Lich6eid Depot on the
Naug ,tucls Rail Road, we'll divided int" plough
pasture. meadow and woodland, and we'll wa
seIed by never falling stream olwaier through
the length of the same. Also. we'll si"' kt
w;tb fruit Of clloisrsi kinds. Possession CIV
en- first Of April next, or sooner If wished. and
parl Of the purchase money may remain se-
Sursd If wished by the purchaser. To those
wDs know the Farm description is unnecessa'
~ ITO others, will always show ii with pleas
pre.
The Stock of about twenty head. sold with
Or Without Inc Fam, as ma, suit the pN.c has'
er. GURDON FILLEY.
Litch6"la, Get l7,h, ls40
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

4 FOUR Horse Coach iravrs LITCHFIELD
"A daily, { Unda.s exeepted.) at 0 a. NJ.
precisely. Tor Plymouth, {" Connect with the
4 "a A. NJ. Train If Cas-, On the Na"ea'uek
Railroad. arriving in New York at IL 30 p ~
Leave New York at r. NJ, and arrive %
LHeafish ~ =. ASP. NJ. g.
Lichfeld, IWlY 23dA tSi9. .-. I'LL -
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29

E.~M, +. Ga4n,H, Esq, Of sallsb y
~ n authorized 10 receive payment loi
newsparcss ami advertisements, on ac'
q. p. IS apr4;fs, Ks9., do, Woloottvilie.
y,r,:,y ssa@s, EsT Do, Bridgewa!er.
i & Bt.issAADE,.lsel-s do. Washington,
LEWIS stssTrH. Esq, do, Harwinton,
Lew S. KSArS. Esq, New Milford,
q. dBssKTAsLER, ESP, New Preston
Hon. Iuclrs CkARE, Winstef.
JosEPR, W. CoNE, West Cornwall
Mai. P. W.-MiLbs, Kent4 as
Hon. SIDNEY ENsIeN, South Canaan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
GERMAN MAGNETIC
ELNEWENsT.

A sure cure tor Rheumatism. Sore Throat,
Q,inzv, Salt Rheum, Affections Of the spine
or Hip joint. Burns, Scalds. Colds, Coughs.
Weakness, Nervous Diseases. liberated Sores
Toothache, Headache, Group or Hives. Stiff
Neck, Ague in The Breast or Face, Hard Swell.
iings. and enlarged JOINTS. Sprains. Stitch in
the Back, Frosted Feet or Chi. blains, Bruises,
Corns., Bunions. Balm in. the Side or Breast.
Pmples, Flesh Wounds and Cuts II il also
the best in extant for, Sprains, Calls Swelled
Legs, Scratches, Bruises. Nail Pricks. Wounds.
Cork "p Horses, &c., &C.
H5-Prepared.o nly BY A. C: GRANT. Albany,
New York.
Nj-For certificates and, particulars. see CIT
culars left with Agents.
IMPORTANT
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-11-29
IMPORTANT
To owners of.Horses or Cattle

DILLOW'S Celebrated Heave Cure and Uni,
versal Condition Medicine. is-universalty ad.
mit.ed to he sure speciir in the following
diseases in HORSES and CATTLE: In Horses
Heaves. Coughs. colds. Glande.s, Horse.Dls.
temper, Hide.bound, Worms, Rous, Scurvy
and Scab: In. Cattle, Bolts, Staggers, Loss OF
Cud, Horn-dis'emper, Black Tongue, Colds,
Coughs. &c. On trial these powders will be
found TO be the best rcnnvaiins medicine ey-
tant for all heIhiVercHs ANIMALS, as they ope-
rate diEectlX(in smaller doses) upon lhe serre.
tive glands and humors Of the blood: and vs. hen
horses and cattle are dull and stupid, and the
hair presents rough aud staring app ayanc...
w while they are changing theil, coai--a al silrh
times few doses will be found Indispensable
necessary to bring them into nroper condition.
Qts.Give the a:ticle trial, and it will recon,
mend itself.
Dillow's Green Ointment,
For Founder, Scratches, Mango or Scab,
'Swelea legs and, Grease, and ttsS all cases
| where healing. Ointment is needed.
To the Farmer. Dairyman. Wvol Grower AMI
Groom this Onimen, is an indispensable arii-
cle-in pro'f of which numerous Ger, ificates II
! its efheancX could, be- given hut il il MT ne
eessar., as il Will siaPd en,ircly on i,a own
| lneriis.
o. For r,iacstra and paEiicala see. cir.
eulavs lett with agents 90
FORD Il GRANT, Sole PropPictora, Alba
ny.N Y. Price IS eenls per package.
WHeAEsALE AoENrs-B A FahnaNiock &
Co 49,J.hn u. New IoEk,, aud Rnel 4 Cutler,
| 81 Chatham sk Boston.
AaENHN --l.lichteld. = q Rsckwlth, Jr.
Canaan, q, Humphrey, Falls Village, Relden &
Miner. WeI Cornwall, Pva.i 4 Foster, carH.
vail, = W Pierce, Kent. J W lAaeFsoll, South
Neat, FSrilnn q SegAr. GAylard'a Bridge, jain
Gayle New MilfMh. Y BuaFdsnan. New Pies.
ton, u Teml,nann and Mhrehoune 4 GEannlaa.
Nan,em Falla.p PAFkhMrsi, fiosheN. A Miles a
! SON, NOElnlk, Mllla h Gu, Colebroah, y Oar.
slhttnn, WlMsled. 4 w CAc, tiAs1 Village ftvlA.
stedl ClAIk Gilbert 4 Co.. v calehVank, tJnlon
uhait o.. Hl,eheoekVllie. " AivasA, Pleasant
} VALE" wllIans, New HaFih,td. Alvard &
, ilfoihes., New llarlluvA tienlVs, lam h ilsr.
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smith, Waleelltllle. W n ih.naerfesA. III,
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