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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
Nj nday, June 9.ls5I.
TURN OUT & HEAR.

There will be meeting IF the friends
of The New Constitution at the Court House,
tomorrow, Tuesday evening. Hon. GEO.
BLISS and othersare expected to address
the meeting. TIE people of all parties, are
invited to attend.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

BAND CoNvENTioN.-The severalBands
of Music in this section of this Stare and
in Western Pennsylvania, propose holding
u Mass Convention at Garfield, Mahoning
County, on "Wednesday and Thursday, the
25th aad 26lh inst. 1t will undoubtedly be
a rich treat An invitation is extended to
all TO attend and participate in the proceed
ings. The first day will be devoted to bus.
mess; and on the second concerts will be
given by the several Bands in attendance.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

GTSherif Webb Of Stark County
passed through town on Wednesday last
with four convicts for the Penifenfiary,
among them Wm. NJ. Keffer, convicted
at the lu,e:term of The Court in that coin.
ty Of the murder of James Carey, at Mas.
sillon, in December Inst, ard sentenced to
imprisorn ent during life.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

W. AAe AultoT VI tUs " HtX pieduS
guilty to the charge of demagoguism in at
tempting to influence the free soilers to vote
against the New Constitution because it
does not extend the right of suffrage 10 the
negroes. He says; @We do not object par
ticularly 10 the new constitution because Of
its Limitation Of the right of suffrage" Thus,
does he not only confess playing the den,a-
gogue, but he openly denies the whig faith;
for it will be remembered that the only
measure of reform set forth in the resolu-
tions Of the Wing Convention to nominate
delegate was that Of extending the right
of suffrage to the negroes. A pretty de-
fender Of the faith! His senseless barney
about our demagoguism in supporting the
new constitution after having disapproved
certain acts of the Convention, may go for
what it will bring. We still hold to the
same opinion Of those acts, but there are
too many reforms, too many improvements
in the New Constitution over the old one,
for us to 60 against it merely because We
could not obtain all we desired. If that is
demagogueism, then We shall have to submit
to be set down in the same category with
our neighbor. |
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
The Failures i'm New York.

The GOTTEN failures at Now York, referr.
ed to by telegraph, are aiessrs. Il. G"wdy,
and JuAn Bower. 1srey ale not large,
nnd exercise no particular ilItsence on
credit. The Journal OF Commerce OF Sa:.
urday evening says, of tie heavy failures
there some times since:
"lte most important topic of conversa-
lion in our merchulile circles, is the prcpo.
si,:on Of MIR. +. Hallesler, of Utice, for
settlement e the claims against tho Manu-
featuring Companies of which he was
agent AS we'unders,rnd it, he proposes
10 give up his own private property es'i
mated a, say half n million, together with
all the property belonging to the mills, tie
whcle to be valued by n unanimous agree.
menl oi three appraisers, one Of whom he
appoints, and then to be distributed among
the creditors nj the rate Of Sa25 Of proper.
ty for every &l00 or indebntedes~; prori-
aeA-the creditors will return him sa cash
twenty-five per cent. OF the valuation for
his own use.
"This proposition, if accepted would
oblige each creditor to advance SiA per
Gen. of his claim in cash whereupon he
would receive a35 per cent. in read estate,
&C., at The valuation provided.
sin connection with this, the Asction
tIause of Austin & Sprigg, who were SO
unfortunately involved have made their
statement, which shows, if we are rightly
informed. about 81, 0o0. 900 OF liabilities
| against 239, ,OU0 nsseis. Of the indebted
ness, we believe $14O, coo is Oh behalf oil
i the ml.s alluded 10, (for which there has
been no return or security obtafnedD and
500, GOO confidential. Deductimg the lat
Ter item from The assets, it would leave a49,.
600, (Which includes $42, ,e09 the private
property OF the senior pnrtner to pay
$900, ,0e0 which would pay about a6! per
cent. of the general claims. The assets
apI ear 10 be estimated al an inside valua-
ton, so that The pre- centase on Gnal SET
Element might be increased.
The N. Z. Post, Of Friday, anno9nces
also the annexed suspensions
'.Two real estate and coal mining ope.
ra,ors, 10 q large amount, have been COM
pelEed, within these few days, to suspend
poymenls-SamuelB B. Ruggles and Elihu
Townsend. They were connected with
the Dauphin and Suseuehanna, Pennsyl>
yania Mining Company, and were engag.
ed in building up town. The Liabilities
are stated at from 100000 to $200, 600
principally to builders aid masons.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

Pennsylvania NOMINATIONS h e
Democratic State Convention assembled at
Reading on the 4.b inst, and nominated
Col. WIN. BIGLER, Of Clearfield County,
as their candidate for Governor, and Gen.
SETn CLOVER, of Cluron for Canal Com
missioner. They hre regarded as very
excellent and popular nominations.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

u The New Hampshire Legislature
organized on the Alb inst, when they unan-
imeusly elected Hon. John S. Wells, dem.,
as President of the Senate, and N. B. Batan,
dem, as Speaker of the House.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

The PENirENrIARY.-We learn that
the Directors of the Penitentiary, alter
some considerable maneuvering got Col.
Dewey to resign as Wardeniof the Peniten-
tiarv; and that Samuel Atkinson, ofLick.
ing county has been appointed inhis place.
Mr.. Atkinson was TIE defeated candidate
for the Legislature last fall from Old Lick.
inc. Mr.. Atkinson, we learn, is SIXTY
three years of oge! The ways OF the
wings are hard 10 find out! !! - ga s'tA
The New Constitution reduces the age
Of men qualified 10 hold Office. The old
mon mus. be afraid Of additional eompsti-
lion. Ohio SsdfesntqB. . ~ 5''''l's'' f''aiil
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

u The editor of this paper, would an-
nounce his return again to the duties of his
station, which be has for four weeks been
obliged TO place in other hands on account
Of severe cold. 1t is with pleasure be ac-
knowledges his Indebtedness to AYER's
CHERRY PEcToRAL for cure from it, and
great relief from suffering by its use, and
now would from experience recommend it
heartily to others whe may be afflicted as
he has been, with belief that they may
also be benefited by its uss.-Christia"
Advocate. 2,atslqe ELL b. m'} ili@ a. ,s5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

FThe Whig, after the vote for hold
ing Conv enlion TO form new Constitu.
tion,> denied having opposed the measure
liow loHg will it be before il will be will
ing to swear that it never opposed the
adoption of thai instrument? Watch lis
motions and see.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
BosToN, June 5.

The Fugitire Reseue.-The Jury in
the cnse Of Scott, charged with being con-
cerned in the rescue Of Shadrack, the fugi.
tive slave, came into Court at o'clock
and reported that they could not agree
They stood ten for conviction and two for
.acqui,iaL They directed them to report
again 10 morrow.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

Horrtd DeatA.--Lemuel Woodward, q
farmer OF, Piainfeld, Conn.,, and worth
half million dollars, came to his end on
Sunday morning last, while sailing some
young cattle on me Of his farms, as is The
New England custom. He was probably
killed BY i've year o,d heifer, giving him
n fatal wound in the groin, as her horns
were found bloo1y. After the attack he
appears TO have climbed upon rock for
protection. but felltof from weakness, or
was pushed of by the heller. Thus his
son-in-law, Mr.. GalloP, found him; but
while he went for assistance, the othsr cat
tie, having scented the blood, gathered
abou, the corpse, trampled it into the earth
and tossed and gored it unlil recognition
wns scarcely possible. 1t is difficult to
imogine what could have caused the attack
on the part Of the heifer. ss4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

C. The election for the adoption Of the
new constitution Of Mary land was held en-
the 4th inst. The vote in Baltimore stood
9597 for adoption, to 5944 against.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

6FThe Meigs County Telegraph,
Whig paper, is out in favor Of the New
Constitution. This mikes three papers Of
that party which refuse to obey the dictu-
ton of,he contral clique
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

TEMpERANcE LEcTuRE.-Rev. JOHN
MARSH, Secretary of the American Tenn
perance Union, is TO lecture at the Methc-
dist Church on Tuesday evening next.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

8 SEEsNa WITHOUT Ewes "A nHter won
der come to town. Miss Martha Loomis,
the celebrated cisryoyan,, accompanied by
her father, has arrived in town and propose
to outdo the spirit rappings altogether
We should like to see on independent clor-
voyant, one who can read newspapers,
handbills, tell the time Of day by dumb
watch, &C., &C., without using her natu,
raj sight. Mr.. Lpomis proposes TO let a
committee bandage the eyes Of this lady,
and they apply their own tests To his spur
itual riaon. This is fair. ard we see the
Buffalo papers acknowledge she can see
yithout eyes. What is this world coming
to!-Clereiand Plaim Dealer. ..-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
BANGOR, June 4

Destructive Firc.-To.day. at noon, a
very destructive fire occurred here.-A
saw mill, two iron boundaries, seven dwell.
ings, three shops and severai burns, together
with much valuable machinery, were de-
s,royed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

BRAzrL AND THE SLAVE TRADE.-
The movements oil l,razil agains; the slave
trnGe. which it long tolerated to most
crhminai extent, seem now TO be directed
with yigor and integrity to its suppression.
Several of the slave dealers have been
heavily fined, and one Of the most promi-
nent has been obliged to quit the country
The slave trade is declared to be piracy,
and the captain of any vessel engaged in i,
if taken, is liable to suffer death. If the
government continues firm in the attitude
il isns assumed, tho slave trade will be
speedily aud effectually abolished.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

The STRIPED Pic IN ILLINOIS The
Legislature of Illinois passed law to pro>
hibit the retailing of intoxicating drinks
within that State. AT Springfield some
genius has hit upon a novel way ofsupply.
ing his customers with the critter in def,
ance OF the law. Thus:
s.The promises consist Of a room divided
by a partition into two appointments. Up.
on entering the first apartment. square
opening, and it is the emily one, is discover
ed several feet from the ground in the par.
tilion wall. Immediately before this open.
ing, III the second apartment, number OF
glasses, luballed rum 'gin,' 'whiskey,'
Sc, are standing upon table. Upon a
picay une being dropped into one of these
glasses, the table begins 10 turn upon its
axis, and by the time it has made horizontal
revelation, the liquor indicated, and stands
in its original position" g
HE Mayor and Marshal Of the city
have examined said tspremises" closely,
| without being able to find any .man, wo-
man, or chilu" ucting as salesman, or OF
! discovering the means by which the sta
ble lis turned. And up to the last accounts
The thing was still in operation.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

TANKS We are under obligation 10
Hon. R. P. sPALDINe for copy Of his,
and Hon. S. P. CHAsE's Speeches, deliver
ed at q Mass Democratic Convention held
at Toledo, on Friday May 80, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
DEATHS. IN CALIFORNIA

TnE CaYsrAL PALACE BE4rEN.-Dr.
Duff. in his speech at the anniversary
meeting Of The w esleyan Methodist Mis-;
sionary Society in London, thus describes
one Of the hea,hen temples Of India: :.
.ssIn Seringham you have the hugest
heathen temple thai can probably be found
from the North to The South pole. 1t is q
sqaure, each side being a mile in length,
so that il is four miles round. Talk Of
this Crystal Palace! Why as man
would put penny in his pocket, you might
put your Crystal Palace into The pocket of
yourfIdge pageds. The walls are as fee,
high and4 or feet thick. and in the cen.
.tre Of each wall rises D fofiy tower. En-
tsriBg the first square you come to another
wit1a wall as high and four more towers.
Within that square there is unother, and
withiB tba, again another crowded by
thousands al Brahms. The great hall for
pilgrims issuppor,ed by thousand pillars.
each cut out Of q single block of stone."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

GFGoLD, us rich rs that from the mines
OF California, is said 10 have been recently
found in Maine 8 nd in portion Of the
Stale on the borders OF the line which sepe.
rates i, from Canada, heretofore consider
ed wilderness. S, great is the excite
ment created by the discovery, that RATS
men are sad to hnve abandoned their logs,
and the farmers their shovels and hoes, 10
engage in searching for the precious metal.
Ii is a great pity il that is the case.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

| prefer the new one for the two following
reasons if no others could be given.
lst. lfthe friends Of Temperurce sue
eeed in d5lainiDga % majorAy Of votes for
The no License clause, IT yhe new Consti-
tuition is defeated eheir Efforts W i'll be de-
feated, Gs that clause will not be part Of
the old one. -z-7, ss-zzass==es=7'7.s
I'd. Under The new Constitution, three
-fjths Of The i.egisis.ure mny al any time
submit amendments to the people. and q
bare ,nua;;otsty Of tho people voting for
them at lhe next election will secure their
adoption ns parts OF the Constitution, so
that like certain improved kind Of
plough, i, is a regslar 'tseif sbarpener. p
So gentlemen, my former opinions 10 the
contrary, Notwithstanding, up goes my
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09

@Tickets for The Constitutional Elec-
lior will be ready on Wednesday. a,a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-06-09
From Calafornia-- Arrival OF The North
america.

NEw FORK, Eene s.
The North America left Chagres on the
24th alt. aud arrived here last night, with.
Gasifernis news to May lst. She brought
400 passengers and ight hnudred thousand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
CATECHlSM ON BEAUTY-Ques-

y TOW 4-' tecs every ,t-S. L admir-
kn,~es--her~ gIi tlll,y.
R-itcv cHi Ills .c pc. irrs z ~ A. "a.
by rs.rs r.tn-S provided ~ Mature.
ts-lt - stI. We ACQUIRE sruV --s 4 such It
An learn y O.. .1l thH So .hn 1ave studied
w a has gwen these rc.s TIE rls,- attention
An Law A>>E. the f-fAra Chemist a-i iS-uet.r an
e How les hf ia'r art IS a. eletre
A-tir la lall.-l a small bso- called SE.REr oF
BEAUTY, - " 20 rE HANDSOME
~ - learn Is haa Oh make hru-yn SAln far
~ 41d o. remove 20 ri-c-.e> freckls> e.
N-tan "a t.-c- o. sIlluth tile nr.aA lai s,.af
e -td l. llaNr OIL Iers..ls look tuuag asala
S-pVe> he te4c1 LOW % ekIisA brown tech
breath
Q-Ca1 he sofsn aHl heau1.y Aarsh SIT harf
A-les. an max i grow 11oflsely
&-C1A IL rrursntc :he -rUNfh 4 y.t.skr-S &
A-lt> Al hasten -ilr growth Z lsta-ics
~ Ar he -entlg dun eyes = help the s.gar
1-ees sai ii-se ~ tfll eye spark bright
- a. II C1l1I The E1-rf
A-Nes. ar cDlnr WISHED can be ~ l-.l
N-Ia1 he tel k-N. - have retl clss 4 Az. 1,.
AYES, without fail also - tsIugyc ,trs,,t. mir
<-ts Any serS I I-lel IS y.ars
A-les Thousands are ;r,lns thea, NJ Al "a -'..s5
S-Ase tie AT les lie yFescrhes "a,
A-fes iv-:vcf-r, AID very cLeaat,,
CIV here : he Secret II Beauis~ >1I'
Al ios Nsssau-s- co.rer x Aza
SA-N IA; : The 2rice
~ h<rlech-r tie nlae SEcEEr % BEAUTY % II DIV
70 ss hAs9s.sE, ~ d. LAyASSEE Frenca CA-snlss
a. geS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
,VABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.
(lRnS. BIRDS.-CHAS. REICHE a

y SRkOflitR. importers and dealers N binds cages.
seeds Nc haze hand tt superior German singing
tosvthvI Win VARIETY oi aunncAe soidHachcS, n-
nets sk,iafk> wollarS> &c. AZ IN iu song and
feet hcth. Also - "a Amencan and Chinese Birds BE-.
hst lumsce lrnGld COLLECTION ~ nat rr cgrlsic>.
oVu and metallic Casvs bird seed ii the paEe>i quality
&c - winch fhe, invite az Inspection.
ChAS hEiChE BROTHER.
JET ew' y Nth Wlhan-si neaI Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01

miles from Fulton Ferp, tfC1NYa, two adjoining lots
If Land together having zee Fee fon' m CarkSonv hy
$50 feet m dspih and about the same
81 Cit, lots One II these lots ~ lad out with
Nacadamted walks and planted vtt about POO shade and
fruit trees Of choice varieties, the natter INST coming mt
bearings. and ornamental shrubs fa>iely AMI cur
rent bushes large strawberry beds &c The other lot II IA
clio, and has yielded heavy tTop ts season There
well aud pump on the premises. cs. fencing new,
aud the whole has been pu, IA present oner y ihe owner
with the expectation II hDidns thereon Ton hS own occU
alton The health and beauty a. fldsush, rs easy ac-
ccShl tins city tomahusScs passing each way some
- times fdNl render 'hs very N fahlV oppnruni, Tor
any purchase who Is dcSrons 1 bHIltng country
RESIDENCE m Convenient location ani Improving neigh
hthoNi Will De sold on accommodating terms Apply 10
4 q WILCOX. CiuTh~on avenue, flatnu>h. or 10
ANTHONY LANE. % Mali-St y it2s 2W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
A VALUABLE FACTORY and WA

~ TER PRIVILEGE 20 Lease a large, comm odlous
aud well built Manufacturing Estatshmeni situated On
Ouassaic Creek onrg the Village OF NEW
BURGH Orange County. " and whlnforiy rods OF me
shore Of the Hudson River owned by Christopher
Miller and Thomas W Christie, EsIs The Factory Bnd-
ing has been heretof,se used Foundry and Matlne
Shop-as Pin Factory and the manufacture If coton--is
eighty feet length by forty feet breadth and three $40
high above the basement u has neyef-ihng supply
Of water sufficient for manufac turing purp",e VITA
privilege ~ draw water from Orange Lake aud iunshei
with the water wheels and shaing There are
the building spinning frames and machinery nearly
new ready for use and which h purchased nj NODE
rate price Connected with the Factory about seven
teen Of Land large Dwelling honte two stories
high thirty feet by forty, with attached containing
all eleven beside the cellar ana Kitchen wen m
ished and good order Also, Two oner tenant houses
cOmmodOus and good order cont aiming est rooms
and cellars corresponding Also building used a. wurA-
shop There fine Apple Orchard and other irlt tfces
ON Ia. premises II all respects. desirable o atom
for manufacturing PURPOSES and residence, ana VIII
De leased good tenant for term If years at moleie
rent Application Dee made 90 James Fowler of the
Proprietois at Newburgh, Or TO + Leonard lG Peaf
., New-York myZ7 2aWtf Tu&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
NOR SALE.-FlFTY small unimproyed

q FARMS. cont aiuug iiom io s. ncIoS, 90 sm, par
chaseTs Also, and 10 acre il,s N.'h cheap, new ct
tngo Which will he sold very reasonable teriS These
Lands situated IA the mos pleasant lari oi Long
Island AMI The Railroad, e hours udc nom the
CT, of Nrookl,n Sc well a4ted tc ihe raising If most
Kinds ol gram vegetables aud portions o these
lands luug Island Eav which abe Ilds with fish
and oysters have sold ior Nrars past O. good man.
mechanics and oihcIs where they ENJOYING good
home Tree NJ lent A person viii accompany those who
wish t. examine these lands cyty Monday Wcine>d :.
and FRIDAY stidtins from nD ohce a. o'clock 4 rv-
itlnlnS the same day 80 otlucs me neV morr.c-
\ MgCOIrER, ia Fulton-S,
a.. A., sun Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
BUILDING PLOTS in Upper Norris

snin beng disposed ot embraced IN tract OF 10
acres ying ccns the Depot ~ that place the lots
are surveyed and land out ~ plots varying from To 10 CITY
lots at on average OF $50 cy lot The sites are beautiful
and DO Ifccy healthy aud from the manner M which II IS
proposed to be disposed of Afforded al lower prce than
an else be had for eligible land th property
- offered on the Morrsana pl9n old button Subscription
hacks are open at the % Mcsrs Morgan Co. 2l
Peari-st n & Akerly corner Bower and Broome-st, or
nf the subscriber at his residence Upper Mousania Al
which places also maps circulars and price lists, ana All
other requisite information can he obtained.
". JARVIS. Agent
e90 lws COZ the sale # sand property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01

III z y L
1des who are interested dispensing with the saVish
Washing Day and those who wish 20 accomplish the wash
me Tor ten rsons with the simple cost ~ Two Cents VIII
please lead nus Tins article Is called l. BABBiIi
SOAP POWDER, 1t being reduced t. powder comes very
much cheaper than any other form Bar contains
twenty yc per cent Of water n c stalled state nher-
wise would no; hold together Whl, Bab1iu'S = rc-
duccd & powder and contains washing material than
other Article M The World. and does MOI lose ia weight
like bar soap ty staining n bar soap stands IN ihe
open year Will lose from twenty-five 20 thirty
per utf course tins loss must De- water AID nothing
else therefore cannot be- washing material Baomtt
has had applications from all parts OF the c1Intry
Tor the exclusive night IL selling but as YET
has sold exclusive nights The average sales about
and half tuns ger das deduction : made Dr. he
ten boxes of ten cent FIVE hoHeS ye per cent All m
FINGERS VIII Pee rsdis prosecuted which lumber
ths ture Eycl, tnns ~ The SHAPE II washing without
labor was M known uut BABBlTr adyertsel-l!en The
whole 10 Was SCI 10 conlmo'on 10 eVade Rabbits
PATENT SOAP POWDER. bar vet nothms compares
except man. and DE dare no mangiac Ie u c'nse-
quence Of the patent BABBlrrS SOAP POWDER ,ul
leads and producing a goes astonishing satisfaction
NJ one u,r,es with the USE If (. after thev have
uSeO iB. NO lad smell Is found m the e0thcs after wshag
SOAPS do II pt nn 10 nearly p1aal fa9ers,Nih
duecuons 5r use prnicd each "a la-e The bes-
lot ashus O follow the frs, direction the
parer fr he powder direct for IN waite clothes For
ceor,d clothes follow the directions for ma NJ mt s0it
soap. which rtcurts and = mode minutes
S0it so every knows how GO u>e q, = clean that
most IT those who Use 4 fut small qraulryof The powder
~ soap IA dish water WIN removes an grease once
and VII remove that 4ny o'he. >p IN he world
Will Do
The clothes DO Roy require Rollins after the r, direction
l. followed 10 Rake hen. WhehUs SAVING much t'lr
and labor Il HIS been used nearly two years anl . is
iOuad clothes last uc:e than fNcel - long because le
not rubbed O. pieces they hen ws4 board
used No washing soda REQUIRED. TIE retail pr.ce =
twelve and half cents. There 'yr-s ne
cause one package W make two gallons Of beautiful so
scsp. that any oae can use.
Ter sale hs nearly an tir groceres ths ql1re Mann
featured a. - AVID - isans;1l-st New-Ner Cl-F
ANY couutu dru-ess merchants order through any
wholesale merchant Newly ora. Nt GEL caeap
aq4s 20 tie factory direct Any person NJ Cites 81
NrW-Ncrs aud EruAigu cau have single br ssn Oh them
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