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United states Patent Once,
Maahington, October z. l65l

s."" Washington, October 7, 1856.
IN the peton of John " Sherwood of Fon Edward, New
" York praying granted TO him
7h December s42 IN door locks for
sn from said paten which taxes place on
18th of December, 1856 r-s - -
petition be heard at the Patent On
Thursday llth day OF December next al u O'clock m
appear show they
have, why said petition ought be granted. 9E
opposing the extension required ne In the Patent
specially writing, least
before the of bearing; all testimony filed BY either party 70
transmitted accord
Office which will be furnished appl
cation. #.#@ .#e .8.a
The Of Dccem
depoons and other relied upon stesmony
filed the office before the morning OF hat day
arguments, If any, within ten days thereafter
this notice published IN the inehisencc
Union Evening Washington, d. C Republican, bsIu
more, Nd. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pa Day Book New
Boston, Mass week for hree succesnve
the llh day OF December me Gay Of
hearing. .s# .a.rs.. ..... .."s CHARLES mhnoN,
Commissioner OF Patents.
PsEdtors above papers will and send tho
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this nouce.
Oct e-law3w
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DuyaII a. Bro, Merchant Tailor

DUNHU ~ HFUst UEEtHHHt EHF"kHs
RE their fall and winter goods Of the laeH styles
N and impnrtstlons New York.
They have he fall and winter styles
Our and citizens generally invited TO call carly and
make their selections,
DUvALL BRO, Penn. avenue,
Between Four and half and Sixth streets.
Sept 2O-eod2wif ... NJ. ..s
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United states Mail.
FLORIDA.
Posr oyrIox DKrAKrnEsT,


PosT orScE DErAKraEsT,
..# October II, 1856.
DRoposAs for carrying the mails Of the United States from the
January, 1887 1852 the following route
Ia the and herein specinea
will Contract Once the Post once Depart
msn ihe city OF ash,ngton until D. OF The 2ih OF Mo-
vsmber, 1856 10 be decided on the next day.
From ve Barbes and Newburgh Alligator
~ mics and back twice week. IN fourhorse Coaches
Leave Jack.oayile sunday and "Wednesday at 4 nj
Arrive al Alligator Bsa days BY p mi
Leave Alligator Monday sad Thursday al a mi
Arrive al Jacksonville next days BY gam
NOTE. ...
Proposals guaranteed responsible persons f
fed such by Judge OF court OF records
be entered by the successful bidder with surely
befae the ist January, 1851 '."
No will be made of not performed and Tor each OF suc
explained three times the OF The
deducted. foT behind hrsak
depending mas sufficiently excused,
fourth of the compensation for the trip subject 10 forfeiture
Bactoy explained for negecing take the mail from into
lost for refusing, after demand, 10 convey the mail as
frequently concerned running
hices The Postmaster General annul the
failures agreeably contract for dis
may schedule He also order
service by allowing therefor rata increase on
He cura discontinue the service
In whole rata decrease OF allowing one
months compensation the amount OF service dispensed
win Bids should be addressed
master Proposals for No. $685. Florida
particulars pamphlei advertisement for conveying
JAMEs CAMPBELL,
Oct ll-law4wt a## Postmaster General.
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EIRsT PREMIUM pIAsos.-Just received

EuRsT PREMIUM pIASOS.-Iust received at my piano
Eleventh above avenue three
splendid pianos Of 7 and 81 ocaves from c factory Of Stein
sons obtained the first prenEn
the last Metropolitan Fair and the American Institute av
the sale o these in the District OF Co
respectfully invited call aud examine then
purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by
pianos made in this country in Europe, t \. Il.
hand large stock of other new and
and accommodating
For snd all purchased from
win be kept in year without exua charge, - 9.
oct a-sOd3t. r. @. REICHENBACH
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2 sets NJ tin sealep, with weights
| uf wooden meat scales. -.
Sept M-Iaw4w A GREkNLEAtt Navy agent
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d y. STEER, Merchant Tailor. Nm. Sss seventh st.,
notifies his and pabic thar he received
from the New York Philadelphia markets the and best
sory Sc, for inspection ft
his with of his
demands Washington public and the he
the selection Of his good he confidently believes he better
of hts sock and prices by public,
takes showing his
Especial invited the
eved be ~ the best description made this country
la-2aw3wi fH#.~ -.s.fMf
DREAD my children, ny Mrs Ellen Key Rlunt rric.
I'D 50 cents ...-
10 Bows Review 6r October
Oct FRANCE TAYLOR.
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ID ~ pu tic O'Clock the a5,h day of octc
~, psr, Al The I'm Navyyard Washington, from
ten TONS may cppper scale the analyses of sample
N which have given 81 9lO 81 40 cert of metallic
corner time previous 10 the day sale,
upon application Al Navy.yard Terms Of sale cash.
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quired be delivered and where the printed schedule ho used
be ted for be delivered at such
udne Hnd ceunF 70 ne place where
within ysrd respectively for which the Offer made
directed command ohcs thereo and all other
hne qua will be given 10 American nsuusc
article v aar the expiration Of the period
pecfed IN the schedules the completion OF DELIVERIES unless
specially authorized by the department.
II provided In the and be distinctly Underwood
the bidders that the and number of ARTICLES
classes headed "mce.neou specified ss the probable
quantity which be required wen hr data for deten
lowest bid; hu, the furnish or less o.
ttres bursap rav royre such
third II the Quantities stat a. land re-
auisons through ONCE sha he emed sufficient
ca ending Both June 1855 and whether
quantities required be less than those speched the
prices shsll remain the same. . ..a .
Al he articles under the contract must he o NE best quality de
vered good free all and charge
count, weight of the
he w satisfactory 70 the command
referred the yard for spechca
ons further description ~ the articles Contrac
headed iscsaneous Who 40 not reside near the
he delivered will he reqnd 10 name
their opo.als prncpal place the
delivery, who h. called upon 70 deVs ac thot
delay TREY shall be required -, -.
Aoroved sueee ful OF the contract VII he
additional security deduct~d from
shalt have been completed o. can
authorized by he densrmen IN casss
headed delivered required during the hal
10 mid ausr,ey arst o January, Apr Jug
October when have been satisfactory the balance
by the respective navy aTenis wi
thirty days The presentation o b IN Epcas duly vouehed
and approved. . -, =, -
No par u the per csnum reserved be paid until NJ ths 70
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mHE Kentucky Military r0ssttute. dersceeS ~
board OF visrs appointed under the
tepdence OF col u. W MORGAN, Distinguished rsduaS
west Point aided by able fscuiy
The course study that taught in the bes colleges win NJ
addition extended mshsmsncs mschancs
p.ciical geology also IN English srs'ue
eadngs and business iorms ana IN MOE
languages. #..s. -,
The nineteenth sesn The second Monday
In @ sepienser) 1886 charge Sv2 per hai1ysany
session. payable In advance. - 4 -. - - -
o of he buiIdlnrs this session ov
ad,on sruaest. who havr necessarily de-
Applications be made pctorc ,ne 9h Ur'ooer
Reference Hon. secrsses Of WM asa OF
r--.u- -
Addr, the supcrntenden oMiay Institute, srsnan coon
", Kentucky or the undersigned : xx,u,c,, n.
Aug is--eodD hcp,5thoct President Of the Board
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,

Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school, ssr
BiLding No. I3s Huntington, c.
WILL september 1856 Circulars Particular and
containing the highest snonins, be had at the pnct
pal bookstores aud at her residence. -rs....
IN. eisb, Rev Aionzo Potter d d.. LII. ID.
~. psh, Rev Seorea w. Doane, ID. d., Lii ID, ~ @as#n
The Right William r. Whnungham1 ~. - IL " 49, K
washington, ID. c. s4--. :. a.. ,,.,,.s o,..u. 49,,
survey. - - ,s.,,.n., pA
-ervatory. ... -. - :,
Col Cooper Adutant General United states army Was"-
ingon, d. o.. ..aae ,.-. :, 8I g. #9f *.s1 ~
Iam. a Mechan, esq., Librarian TO Congress- + .#1
IJos Jemrs Campbell, Postmaster General. =, -.
Hon Eis Lewis Chief Justice OF Supreme Court OF renn
vantn -. as au.,.uno f,or,t a,
Pennsy yania, II :, 49, a.. 4#.Asa@
Hon George Vail, NJ C. from New Js.sey "a. x.
Han Robert Walker, Washington, u. q ". "'-
Hon Charles Faulkner NJ. c. from Nirgi1h. -. EaurF
hon Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War Washington ID o.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28

STRONG BELIEvERs-Lu was tower
OF strength, because his whole trust was in
the Lord. Baxter was burning flame, be-
cause he lived hard by the mercy-seat, where
on the glory dwelt between the chorubim.-
Whitefeld was " the voice of one crying in
the wilderness" because, like John, his cry
was. " Behold the Lamb of God J" Chal-
mers foamed like cataract, because the deep
rapids came rushing down upon him from the
everlasting mountains Halls words were
molten in the furnace where his faith was
tried with fire. These were great preachers
because they we're strong believers, because
they loved the truth, kept their hearts with
all diligence, and walked in the light of heav.
en-. There is no age in which such preachers
would not have power
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The Power and Privilege of
Prayer.

Blessed Jesus, it is thou who has unlock
ed to thy people the gates OF prayer. With
cut thee, they must have been shut !or ever.
1t was thy atoning merit on earth that first
opened them; it is thy microscopy work in
heaven that keeps them open still.
Do you know the blessedness Of confding
your every want AID every care, your every
sorrow and every cross, into the ear Of the
Savior He is the " Wonderful, the Coun-
selor., With an exquisitely tender sympa.
thy, he can enter into the innermost depths
of your need That need may be great, but
the everlasting arms are underneath it all,
Think of him now, at this moment, the great
Angel Of the covenant, with the censor full
of much incense, in which arc placed your
feeblest aspirations, your most burdened
sighs-the odor-breathlng cloud ascending
with acceptance before the Fathers throne.
The answer may tarry, these your suppIica-
tons may seem to be kept long on the wing
lowering around the mercy-seat. A gracious
God sometimes sees it meet thus to test the
faith and patience Of his people. He delight,
to hear the music of their importunate plead
ings, to see them undoterrcd by difficulties
unrepelled by apparent iorgettuluess are
neglect. But he aoW come at last the pept
up fountain of love and mercy will al length
burst out the soothing accents will III hi
own good time be heard, d" Be it unto the
according to thy word"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28

y Coon WIFE In The eighty-fourth year
Of his age, DR.. Calvin Chaplin wrote OF bis
vile: My domestic enjoyments have been,
perhaps, as near perfection as the human
condition permits. She made my home the
pleasanteSt spot to me on earth Aud now
that she is gone, my worldly loss is perfect :"
How many poor fellow would be saved
from suicide, from the penitentiary and the
gallows every year, had he been blessed with
such wife
"She made homo the peasantest spot to
me on EARTH" What grand tribute to that
woman's love, and piety and common sense
Rather different was the testimony of an old
man some three years ago, just before he was
hung in tho Tombs' yard of New York City.
=" [ didn't intend to kill my wife, but she was
very aggravating woman" Let each wife
inquire, Which am II"
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The Golden Words Of The Bible.

The Golden Words of the Bible.
Suppose, says the gifted Hamilton, of tho
Scotch church in London, suppose that each
we're to mark in golden letters the text
which has been to him the gate oil heaven
the text through whose open lattice recon-
ciled God has looked forth en- him, or
through whose telescope he first has glimpsed
the cross. The Ethiopian chamberlain would
mark the flty-'hird chapter OF lsaiar, for it
was then reading about the Lamb led to the
slaughter, that his eye was directed to the
Lamb Of God who takeb away the sin of
the world, and he went on his way rejoicing.
The English martyr, Biuney, would indicate
the faithful saying, Christ Jesus came into
the world to save sinners, of whom | am the
chief" for it was in sight of these words
that the burden fell from his back which
lasts and penanccs had only rendered more
weighty. There was stricken deer" who
had long been painting for the watcr-brooks,
but he yet found no comfort; when one day,
listlessly taking up Testament, it opened at
the words, " Whom God hath sent forth
Precipitation, through faith in his blood, to de-
clare his Righteousness for the sins that are
past" and he instantly realized the sufhcien-
cy of the atonement, and embraced the Cos
pei and doubtless the bard Of Olney would
signaize, by tho most brilliant memorial,
the spot where the Sun Of Righteousness first
shone into his soul. Now unto the King
eternal, immortal invisible, the obly wise
God, be honor and glory for ever and ever.
Amen" These were the words which instant
ly converted into living temple the calm
and stately mind of Johnathan Edwards ;
and we may be sure that, like Jacob who at
Luz would always see the light Of the lad
der lingering every time he returned to the
passage, even in his most cursory perusal,
devout thcologian would receive surviving
trace of that manifestation which tito his
vacant, wistful soul, brought the only wise
God,' and in gloryfying that God gave him
an object worthy the vastest powers, and the
longest existence.
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have the consciousness Of being instrumental
in infsuing into the breast Of fellow-mo
the spirit oil willfulness.
Perjury, with honor, is more to be en- WED
and respected, than afAuence with intrigue.
Humility in the valley is higher than pomp
on the mountain top.
The most famous are not always the most
virtuous, or the most to merit our respect
Under the mantle Of fame some Of the black
est deeds recorded in the annals Of crime
have been perpetratrd. Without virtue none
are entitled to renown.
Man may deceive his brother, but never his
Heavenly Father.
Wise men are not always free from error,
nor fools always void of the sense of right.
To expect knowledge without cndeavor, is
to expect harvest without seed-sowing, and
bread without labor.
The prayers Of an insincefe spirit are a
mockery unto God; and he who kneels for
no other purpose than to appear Christian
in the eyes Of his fellows, must answer for a
heavier charge than the skeptic.
Innocence often receives the blows that
justice aims at guilt.
SelEpraise is not an element of renown,-
it is the demonstration of desire for dis
tinction not merlted.
That person who is so free with his thoughts
as to tell another all that he knows and much
that he is partially ignorant of, is the per-
soni6caton of folly. HIP.
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u S Il
DIR. CLOUGH,S
COLUMBIAN PILLS.

Tie G,tdtcSt Wonder of the Woridf
1lE remedy for LIVER CoMpLuNr, and al Billions De-
rangements, wiil ut she of Minerals is di.ccver
SICKNESS eh has 50 l. n = ten !erd our fires ids
wetehed Oh desolae, Il conquered II BY magic ny The
use Of this
Sovereign Kennedy!
COSTLY ENES>.-Use To pills daily They cleanse
the inte,ines easy and natural manner and leays
tho no els regular and cuIe Plies sls.
DYsfEfSl A-U~e , 10 pills daily They create a
healthy flow Of pure bile, and natural c,lst uuruce
FhIutpy, loss o. Appetite, Palptatim of the Heart
HeGlache, lanenof Melancholy, Indst slion and other
symptoms Of py.psiNm vanish and cure is certain -
Try them once ttilty tor Yourself.
LIVER cOMPLAlNr.-Use to pills laily ur'Icu,.
ed you: pain IN the side bac6 aud shoulders i'll cense
The SaoN grnSSncs &c the skin and eyrb lis will no
changeJ to lis natural cluarncss and >ofpess and
your new and lively feelings win testify there is some
thing tn live for,
RhEUMAMiSM or GuSr-u>e to nils ,hrs
lines week. They rcmeve inflammation from the mus.
ees aud lg1nen Of the joints and the Lame leap ny ay
after using iva 81 ;arci boXesike Gil on mlehinerv
" makes it run easy Please read cur certificates and
cure.
ERySlpELAs SALT RHEtM OR sCRoFULoUs
ERUprIONS SCURVY, SORES, ULCERS-use 3 10
twice OF three fmcs week. Their sanativs and pnr.
gaye effect upon he fluids that feed The skin as well as
THE Iec, purify c give the birod removes these trou-
HES, a'd gives 'ofeSs and prneSs 10 the sk in and
mpeAion Thy l!ieu. Ladies for yourselves.
Sometimes two OF three pills will puv sufficient pnr
gotve, Qt dfcnds arca the SySttn') other times
needed
PEVERs or Att KINns.-They restorethe blood to
regular aud healthy circulation, and Physicians they
the hrs ciuti in use, and tAr ladies in Child bed
superior, hes calm the nerves, relieve The head,
do not d. blrie
Let all then ay it ! Thetrih Will do CORD It's faith
tn viii relieve suffering and disease for less cost
of money ami tss of time than any mrdcine ever.benre
discovered. Il superior medicine fdr GmsIts under
the most delicHte ccnm>tanceS Every trial rains
friends GeGeal dir Cuns for accompany each box,
pr 25 CTS. Five boxes for 81 Sold by all respectable
bmggisis and Ais,ch nus.
WIN. RENNE, Proprietor Piusield Msss.
Fred T. Smith Daseist, Montpelier W., will srrnly
Druggists and MeGhaAts az the manufacturer lowest
prices by the Dean Gross. Sud also by b. F. Pierce
Mortified Dr. 9. Porter Bethel J. Suilh, South Royal
tom N Dane.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28

FEMALE SoCIETY.-No society is more prof
table, because none more refining and pro-
vocatiye of virtue, than that of refined
and sensible woman. God cnshrined peculiar
goodness in the form Of woman, that her
beauty might invite, and the desire Of her
favor persuade mems souls to leave the paths
of sinful strife for the ways of pIoasantncss
and peace. But when woman falls from her
blessed emincnce, aud sinks the guardian and
the chcrisher of rational cnjoyments into the
vain ccquctte and hattered idolator Of fashion,
she is unworthy of an honorable mans ad-
miration. Beauty is then at best,
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poetifal.


Inc w mite HOUSE AAdSO'
There's an cd Gray Horse whose name Is Buck,
Du da, au da;
His dam was Folly and his sire Bad Luck,
Du da, du da, day.
Chorus-were bound to work all night,
We're bound to work all dayi
III bet my money on the Mustang Colt,
VIII anybody bet on the Gray
The Mustang Colt is strong and young,
Du ds, du da;
His wind Is sound and his knees not sprung,
Du da, du da, day.
ckorus-we are bound to, &c.
The old Gray Horse is well-known hack,
On da, duda;
He's long been fed az The public rack,
Du da, du da, day.
Chorus-We're bound to, &c.
The Mustang is a full-blood colt,
Du da, du da;
He cannot shy and he will not bolt,
Du da, du da, day.
Cherus-Wsre bound to, &c.
The old Gray Horse, when ne tries 10 rot,
Du da, du da;
Goes round and round in the same old spot,
Du da, du da, day.
Cherus-We are bound to, &c.
The Mustang goes at killing pace,
Du da, du da
He's bound to win the four mile race,
Du da, du da, day
choYus--We're bound 10, &c,
Then do your best with the old Gray hack,
Du da, du da
The Mustang colt will clear the track,
Du da, du da day.
Chorus-We're bound to work all night,
We're bound to work all day.
I'll bet my money on the Mustang Colt,
You'd better not bet on the Gray.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28
Home influence.


All thy restless yearning II would still;
Leaf, and flower, and laden bee preaching
Thine own sphere, though humble, first to fill.
Truly it has been said, that "our duties
are like the circles OF whirlpool, and the
innermost include home" A modern writer
has designated home " heavens fallen sister )"
and melancholy truth lies shrouded in those
few words. Our home influence is not pas
sing, but an abiding one; and all powerful
for good or evil, for peace or strife, for hap
piness or misery. Each separate Christian
home has been likened to central sun, around
which revolves happy and united band OF
warm, loving hearts, acting, thinking, rejoic-
ing, and sorrowing together. Which member
of the family group can say, | have 10 infu-
ence What sorrow, or what happiness, lies
in the power of each
"a lighted lamp" writes NJ 'Cheyne, 4" is
very small thing, and it burns calmly and
without noise. yet it giveth light to all who
are within the house. And SO there is II
quiet influence, which. like the flames Of a
scented lamp, fills many a home with light
and fragrance Such an influence has been
beautifully compared to carpet, soft and
deep which, while it ditfuses look of ample
comfort, deadens many a creaking sound. 1t
is the curtain, which from many beloved
form, wards off at once the summers glow
ard the winters wind. 1t is the pillow on
which sickness lays its head, and forgets half
its misery This influence falls as the lie.
trcshiug dew, the invigorating suubeams, the
fertilizing shower, shining on all with the mild
lustre of moonlight, and harnlonziug in one
soft tint MANY of the discordant hucs Of a
family picture.
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the paper ard it possesses gre Nalege over AZ ON
pGisons, in its mol being iaho "a he tnsaten t pre-
venting those serious accidents which arr Of al"s daily
II be hung The walls # rtI, o. "
the window a the reach nf children-dithnish iitle
fear reed be apnrehended OF Its injH''ls ilieni
Full directions each sheet Retail price, SIN cents per
sheet.
BURR, FOSTER & CO., Corahii. Boston. General
to whom ali orders should be addressed "a n3 =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28

Too EARLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dem.
onstrates that of any number OF children of
even intellectual powers, those who receive no
particular care in infancy, and who do not
begin to study till the constitution begins to
be consolidated, but who enjoy the benefit of
good physical education, very soon surpass
in their studies those who commenced earlier.
and who read numerous books when very
young. -Spurzheim.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Cout holden ut
WAsHINGroN DisTRIcT SIS. the Probate Office in A"npe
ler, within and for said District, on The lOil Day Of
August A. b. 1856.
instrument purpor'ing to he The last viii and TIES
n lament of Stephen Everett, late of Barre, IN SAID
District, dect ased being presGn t, tie Court here. ny
samuel w. Davis the Executor therein named for probate,
Is ordered hy said Court that all pefsuns concerned
therein be notified appear alta session of said oh to
De holden Mt the Prubue Office IN Montpelier, on the 9Th
day Of sep embef A. D. 1856, and sew caus If any hey
may have, against the probate Of said VIII: for which
purpose, is further ordered That copy Of the record ii
This order he published three weeks succeSsvcly ~ HE
Green Mountain Frcean printed at Montpelier, previous
10 Salt time Appended for hearing.
true copy Of record,
IlEsi MERRIIII Rpnisier
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KID GLOVE CLEANER

{ : II
An important discovery to the Notwithstanding
Entirely new Just imported.
" JouyEN's iNoDuRoUs PREPARATION"
for instantly cLt,NiHG KID GLOVES without tho slight
Get smell Rub small portion he glove. aud the dirt
instantly diSappearsCan be Immediately afterwards
One bnIe is warranted to clean MY pairs Gloves
Price 80 cents Try ii before buying All the agents are
rresentcd will! an open bottle To prove IT'S opcration-
agents are coing money by the urprrceden'ed demand.
More wanted CONTENT, NEARY 5. CO.,
g9yl Wholesale Store No. 500 DrnalwnY Now Ynrk.