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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

TTNllE great reputation of Singers Sewing Ma
l. chimes is founded ON the fact, thas rhcy are
p, rfec;ly adapted to every variety Of work, and
that each one Of them, kept Employed, will earn
not less than
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS 4 YEAR.
All persons desiring full and reliable informn-
lion about these machinea--sizcs prices. modes OF
purchasing, &c can obtain it by applying by
letter or hcrw;sc for n copy of !. NJ. SINGER 4
cos GAZETTE. hcaUtiiu Pictorial Paper. en-
tircly devoted to Sewing Machine interests. 1t
will be Sent gratis.
Local A gents wanted in every Town in the
tinted states, to whom liberal inducements are
offered.
\. B.-Wc have IN !dc arrangements with many
editors and Publishers Of newspapers highly profit
able nd satisfactory to them. and wish to make
similar contracts with every newspaper and Maga-
zinc iii the country Far full particulars address
l. VI. SINGER e. CO.
Mar q en- 323 Broadway, \ York.
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IA stock company has been formed Of
persons residing in Cincinnati and Dayton,
Ohio. who have constructed steam wagon to
I've run on common roads. 1T was tested a
short time since. and Travelled to the entire
satisfaction of those who got it up.
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AVA RDS
FOR DAMAGES TO SHEEP.

TE1llE following named persons are hereby
H. notified that the sums opposite each of
their names, will be paid to themselves, or
their written order, on application to the un-
designed at the Office Of the County Com
missoners, in Elkton.
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ALMONDS indian Queen Hotel.

FIFTH AND MARKET SITS. WILMINGToN, DEL.
YENliIS old established and descrv-
IELIA 4 eddy popular first class Hotel is
lfN5FT.Yl still open for the reception Of guests.
l'l9a4' & The location is in the most pleasant
part OF the city, and in the immediate vicin-
itv of the United States Courts, Custom
House, and Post Office. as well as all other
places Of business. The rooms are large and
well ventilated, the furniture OF the finest
material, and made to order expressly for
this establishment, rendering it the most de-
sirablc Hotel in the State.
The Stables connected with this House are
spacious and comfortable, and will always be
in good condition, and attended by careful
hostlers. Terms of horse keep per day 50
cents; single feed l29 cents.
CUAS. Nj. ALMOND, Proprietor,
Mar 2lst 3m. Late of Eagle Hotel Phil.
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James NJ. Gay, IS oo,Fas Ferguson SO 50
John Riddle, / 10 snS Sarah Ramsey s 90
. awards, ! Vim CoSgrove so
Wm. Lynch 4 00John Cameron 10 GO
S. B. Foard Il / IA ooM. X pierson Is 90
Ed. Pierce, Robt Cantwcll 81 90
Sam Gay, 3 00f ION y Constable e 90
+. A. Bidde, s 00John Campbell 80 90
Rt Backway ! % 5o.John \ Craig Is so
2awards, 90 'O;ho Rowland 3 50
John McCleary IS COG NJ Eldridge =. m
Tbos Simmons s 90 2awalds - w
Ham h Harlan q 00Thos L Price ! -,
Geo ". Price II 90 EDWARDS { q 20
Anna Thompson 00Jno Cooper ,oo,
Ellis p. Kirk q ia 2 Edwards { l. w
a balance Tobias Peterson 81 90
EZe Thompson - 50Nm. Moore 3 90
John W. Falls II 50John Armour + 90
Owen RciSler 90 O0John VI Davis Il 90
j I Williams 20 OOJ l. Kingston 1872
Elijah Harris % 50Wm Ben jamin & 50
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Apr III Wv Com'rs Cecil Co.
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IsRO0MER s. MARSH,

EsROOKE2 s. MARSH,
Auctioneers & Commission Merchants,
No 26l, late 167 North 3D. s., 1 door bclow Vine,
PHILADELPHIA
GALES Of Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods,
~ Guns, Hard ware, Watches, Fancy Goods,
Gy-EVERY EVENING.-f1
UCountry Storekeepers and others will
always find at our Evening Sales large and
desirable assortment OF the above goods, to
be sold in lots to suit buyers.
Goods packed on the premises for country
trade. Maj 2S 3m
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Attention FARMERS!

Supcr Phosphate Of Lime, Chemical Fer
- tiIiZcr and Bone Dust, manufactured and
for sale by ROGERS y BOYERS.
apr IL SIN Philadelphia.
Also, for sale, Guano, Poulrett, and other
Fertilizers.
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HE improvements arc neat, new, and
E~E substantial frame dwelling, Is
S$S6af by % feet. two stories and attic.
St4GsIsA conveniently divided, painted
.lsHs5 a4 "a and papcred with back building
atllcccd with a pump OF first rate water
therein. a good Carpenter shop II by %
feet, a stable, carriage house &c, under one
roof Ii by 70 feet, and all other necessary
out buildings, garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite a nun =
Der Of choice fruit trees, vines, &C., in a
thrifty condition.
This property is eligibly situated and adj
mrahly adapted to The wants Of almost any
of the mechanical branches, and will be sold
at very moderate price to II good purchas-
er. ROBERT ii. ENGLAND.
March Dist If. 1857.
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Notice to Creditors.

TsNillS is to give notice, that the subscriber
Il Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of add
mnistration ON the personal estate OF William
Kirby, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly authen-
ticatcd, On or before the 9TH day Of April,
1888, they may otherwise, by law, be cXcud-
ed from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this It'll day Of April,
1851. SAMUEL NICKLE,
Administrator of Vim. Kirby, decd.
Test-R. ID. LAMAR, Reg'r [apr II CIV
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IOTEC.s T8 CREDITORS.

LDEEUsI T4b GssEU9EOssS.
V1lllS is to give notice, that the subscriber
I-of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county. letters of adj
ADMINISTRATION on the personal estate Of james
l.. Craig, late Of said county deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with The vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticatcd on OF before the lj,h day of April,
1898, thcy may otherwise, by law, be exclud-
ed from all benefit Of said estate. A IL per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April,
1851. MARY ANN CRAIG.
Administrators Of JAS l.. Craig. decd.
Tcst-R. d. LAMAR, Rcg'r. [apr Is Gw
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MOVING u REApiNG KNIVES.

MOVING u REAPiNG KNIVES.
THE undersigned having been engaged in
l. the manufacture of Moving and Rcaping
Knives for several years, has turned his at
tention solely to the manufacture Of that ar
ticle, and is now prepared to fill orders to
any extent, either on the Bar or single Sec
tons, at the shortest notice, and on reasona-
bic terms. c. ii. LAME,
No. 33 Cherry Street,
apr Is 4w PHILADELPHIA.
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cJAn attempt has been made at Havana
to assasnate thu British Consul at that place,
on account of his exposure of the slave i'm
por,ations so frequently occurring there.
The Sioux Indians III Minnesota having
lately destroyed white settlement at Spirit
Lake, and marched against another called
Springfield, the people Of the latter repulscd
them, and killed ten or twelve.
Adviccs from New Mexico say that Miguel
a. Otvro. late delegate TO Congress, has been
reelected A. Mexican at Santa Re having
shot soldier in an atiiay, gave himself up,
and was put in Jail. While there, party Of
soldiers got in and fired forty shots. killing
Inn and another prisoner, and wounding sew
.ral others. Some of the soldiers have been
identified, and will be tried for the offence.
From Liberia we learn that the diSturban-
crs at Cape Palnas had been subdued, and the
Legislature and people Of the Maryland colo
ny had unanimously applied TO have ,hcir ter
rilory annexed to the republic as a county
The new settlement in the highlands of the
interior has proved quite successful and
healthy. An election was going on through
ont the Republic. President Reasons adj
minis',ation being quite popular he will no
doubt be reelected.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING.

ca The undersigned respectfully calls
~ SssSAthe attention of the Farmers and the
public generally, to his stock OF all
kinds ofllarncss, al his shop in Port Deposit,
opposite j. j. IIccSart's, where all orders
will be promptly executed.
apr | / TN j. A. SEITZER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25

CAnpINAL MAXlMs OF THE AMERICAN PAR
TY:--
LIST. The Federal Union must be maintained
ID. The reserved lights Of the States must
be respected.
3D. The decisions of the Supreme Court
must be enforced,
4th. A union of Church and State must bc
prevented.
5h. The rights Of conscience must be
guaranteed.
9th. American interest, must be promo ted
9TH. An American nationality must be
Cherished
Sth. Sectional agitation must be termna.
ted.
9th. Foreign paupers and criminals must
BE- excluded.
10Th. The naturalization laws must be
amended.
llth' 'Sluatter Sovereignty" must be re.
pudatcd.
18th. Americans must rule America.
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NEW GOODS


for the Present an1 approaching SeaSo"
A. KIDD e SON
r,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,-
: liih'k NLh BklCk - bRE ltpt ~
= h PORT bEpOSlT MD, have just opehGd \
fresh aud lcsiluble assortment Of
r r>, u,
ooouS lot Luult5 Ntar,
Selected with great care. Tbryranc =. u.r,:
p,I.,ir ,,,,. 1sn,. .h.,,
nliT;,m ~ lawns ~ anl ~ ,,
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TIL f. CECIL WHIG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

BY p. c. RICKETTS,.
TERM .-S2 90 a year,in advance.
$50, if not paid in advance.
800, for clubs ofFive.
1900, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISER not exceeding
sur, will be published three tines for on
d,ll,r; AMI twenty five cents for each subSc
uu.nt Insertion: longer ones in the same por
portion. ~ iTelyc lines BREWER. or space
elrtl to titt make square. ADVERTISE
M. Ats Published quarterly, semi annually or
y.lrly at mode rates. Advertisements
s,ut withoat the number Of times they are
to h. inserted being stated will be continued
urtil forbid and charged according to the
above Rates. Fractions Cfa square charged
as II square.
~, paper discontinued until all ar
retragcs are paid
Uy- insla copies ofthc paper, FIVE cents.
NV. B. PALMER. trent. \. f. corner OF
Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
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3. +. MAY
HAS RECEIVED
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Ladies, Dress Coods.


Ladies' Dress Goods.
DUCAL ROBES. Almeria Robes, Challe
- Robes. Alma Cloths. Valencicnnes. Silk
Poplins, black and cold Silks, Alpacas, Cam
:ou Cloths, French, Scotch and Domestic
Ginghams; Prints in great variety; Grape
Shawis, Stella do; Mantiilas, Farasois: &c.
White Seeds
Plain and fg'd Swsses, very rich; plaid
cambrics, plain do; Tarlctans; NettS white
and coi'd Brilliants, plaid and plain Main
socks; MIrselles; Irish Linens; linsn shirt
fronts, Embroidcrcs French worked collars;
sleeves, Infants waists, limity bands, cam
brio and swiss cdging and insertings; cainbrlc
and swiss tiUnncn"S zeal French and Scotch
needle worked hdkls.; MarsrilIcs, whale bone
and reed skirts; also reeds, whalchonc ana
brass hoops; hosiery, gloves, gaters, boots,
shoes, kid slippers, hair brushes. combs,
tooth brushes. powders, soaps, pcriumcry &c
domestic Goods.
Bleaehcd and unbleachcd muslins, bed
tickings, cold, bleached and unUleached
drllings paper muslins, WOODEN tunnels. and
cotton do; table diaper, towel do; crash,
brown and blcached; sheeting muslns, sheet
ing linen, &c.
Misses g. ChEf;drenS' Wear.
Plain and neat tig'd WOODEN goods, for
dresses; prints, laws, hosiery. gloves, CATERS,
boots, ankle ties, brushes, combs, &c.
ssays' Wear.
Cassimeres. twccds. plain and plaid linens,
very neat; cotton plaids and stripes Marscil-
les, neat plaid hats, hosiery, gloves, sc.
Fri INNINGS.
Ribbons in great variety; frngcs, Gimps,
buttons, caps. flowers, quilings, satins, nctts,
modes, bonncts, &c.
The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine. Iapr IL
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EDWARD ROBINSON,
TRANS PARENT
Window Shade Manufacturer.

MO. 81 NORTH SECOND ST., opposite Christ
" Church; Factory, Quarry Street, below
Third, PHILADELPHIA. Buff Holland, Tas-
sells, and Shade Fixtures constantly on hand.
Store and Cold Bordcrcd Shades painted and
lcttcrcd to order.
tLrExhibition Tr,nsparencics neatly de-
signed and painted. [apr Gni
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A Desira Bile Property

Az PRIVATE. SALE.
ME subscriber offers for sale the house
l. and lot Of half All acre on which lie re-
sides; in the
Idiaee ofhhe Brick Meeting House,
Cecil county Md.
q In nj IL 4
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PRIVATE SALE

PRIVATE SALE
OF VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY,
In Fredericktown, Cecil Co., Maryiand.
TNlIE undivided one half Of the Wharf and
l. Granary Of the late Capt john A Hen, and
Dwelling House and Lot near the wharf
property. 1t is considered unnecessary to
give further description Of said property,
rs it is the best located wharf property in the
town. Any person wishing to purchase can
view the property.
For further particulars address the sub
scribers at Smyrna, Delaware.
MARY A. ALLEN,
apr Is Nv ALVIN ALLEN.
U-Kcnt News copy 4w and send bill to
advertisers.
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OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,

IIN1IE Summer Session of this Institution
l. will commence on the first Wedne sday in
May, continuing five months.
TERMs.-Boarding Tuition, Light, Fuel,
&C., per session, $50. Lessons on the Piano
SIS; Ancient aud Modern Languages, each
50; Painting and Drawing, So. The payment
of $50 will entitlc the pupil to all the extras
except washing and books.
CC~Stages run to Oxford from Newark and
PER-, vile.
For circulars and catalogues address
JOHN NJ. DICKEY, or
SAMUEL DICKEY,
apr Is 4w Oxford, Chester Co, Pa.
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Domestic and Foreign Wines and
LIQUORS.

LlSSORS.
zen G. CAZIER, at North East, Cecil conn.
l. ty, is still in the above named business,
and sells the be st described (staple) articles
to all whom it may concern, at the lowest
figure, from pint to a barrel or barrels.
Malt Liquors, Cegars, Tobacco, Pipes and
Matches, wholesale or retail, including also
Molasscs and Vinegar, all warranted as rep
resented. t [apr If
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Dissolution Of C0-PartnersIlip

TEVilE partnership heretofore exiting be-
4 tween the Undersigned, under the name
and firm Of Foard and Aldridge, traders in
lumber and coal, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to said
firm either by note or book account or other
wise are hereby requested to make payment
to Samuel B. Foard and all persons having
claims against said firm ale requested TO
present them to Samuel B. Ioard for settle
ment who is authorised to settle the business
of said firm. SAMUEL b. FOARD, I
JOHN q. ALDRlDGE.
Julv 1Oih 1894
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The business will be carried on as hereto
fore by John G. Aldridge at the same place,
on NORTH STREET, opposite the Jail,
where he will be pleased to accommodate the
customers Of the old firm and the public
generally. fully 10, 1856.
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The gorgeous Progression viii enter town nj 10 4. NJ,
led Ivy MIRO. y pERuY's fhidci hia Brass Band. and
proceed through the principal streets ud to,"up arcs
- The periprinng Pavilion has been greatly in
proved ls s.ls.in i.ilrGHg seat, Tor 5000 persons,
rcisc tly projected from Tue oi ,nr III. in
r"'n"n", # tho ScL"r.
Apr % 1t l. cot LDOCk, Agent
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Misses g. Ch5f:drens' Wear.

Plain and neat fg'd WOODEN goods, for
dresses; prints, laws, hosiery. gloves, CATERS,
boots, ankle ties, brushes, combs, &c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
A %BaRBECUED

A few evenings since an lrishman got
on the train of the Central Railroad al
49,. The weather was extremely
cold, and the hour being very late, The
lamps in the car were very nearly burn
ed out, aud only a dull red flame made
the gloom in the car more visible. TIE
cars started Immediately after he goi on
board, and he went CROPPING about for a
cent. The passengers were lying every
which way, some occupying n seat and
some two. Here WAS Il lady, her head
reclining upon the shoulder of her hus-
band, their heads dropping together, and
their gentle snorcs mingled together in a
single barrelied repose. Here a young
one was costly laid away, occupying an
entire seat, and cushions CT two or three
other seals furnished an admirable shake
dowH" for others. Pat CROPPED his way
around among Them 10 find him a place
to rest himself in, and as he tell about,
the stirred up ones vented their rage in
ghosis and curses most dreadful 10 hear.
Pat finally concluded that there was no
rest for him, but observing a dark mass
IN the centre Of the car, leisurely seated
himself thereon, and in a few moments
was in the land of Nod, adding to the
general aggregate OF snore in the car, hy
some private mas Il music of his own.
In a short time afierward, the brake
man observing that the FIRE was most out,
filed up the stove with wood, aud soon a
genial warmth began stealing through
the car, and through the tissue of PATS
fIan:aloeRs. In a ie Y minutes thereafter, 1
PAT awakened from a frightful dream in
which he imagined he was being broiled
in Tcphei, and that some one had ordered
him 10 be swell DONE" He felt an I'M
accountable heat in the largest part ofII
his person, and moved himself uneasily
10 another spot, with The Intention of con-
ainuing his SHORE. But il was DO go.-
He slid about The top of the stove, which
he had adopted for a seat by mistake, for
some time, and finally as The cars stopped
81 a station, wilma piercing yell he sprang
from his roosi, and with his coat tails and
the seat of his trowsers on fire, he streak
ed from the car, ard shit himself, large
end first, into a SNOW bank. He rubbed
himself thoroughly for some time, and, as
the cans ST irieds came aboard again.
Upon being asked what was the matter,
he exclaimed:-:.The maiher is ii? Ho-
ly Moses, and the whole back part of me
burned 10 a.powdher. Be jabers. yez can
cut cooked steaks of any part Of me, and
the most of them are ueH done.i' The
crowd laughed, and finally Pat laughed,
and at the noxt station the company all
drank with Pat, and before Pat got 10 the
station, he had forgotten that he had been
birbacued, and was praising up this GEL
laricUs counthry as the other twin of
swate Erin.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
GOOD MEDICINES.

1T is ESTIMATED
Il that AVER $ Cherry PEcro- b kS
RAJ and CsTHARTIc FILLS haze NSTAkR
done more to promote the public 4 yL
health than any other cause WITT
There can be no question that the ~
Cherry PeciOral has by its thou LIZA ~
SIND on thOns1nd cures Of Colds. EA%
Coughs. Asthma, Croap, InGaen- Z@N\
"a Bronchitis &c, very much re- a1E1R~
duced the proportion Of deaths from Consumptive dis
eases in this country. The Pills are as good as the
PICTORIAL and will cure more complaints.
Everybody needs mors or less urging. Purge the
blood from its impurities Purge the Bowels. Liver
and the whole visceral system from Distractions
Purge out the diseases which fasten on the body. TO
work its decay. But for diseases we should die only
OF old age. Take antidotes early and thrust Il from
the system before it is yet too strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only whtn Il
- weak. hut when il has taken a strong holt. Read
the astounding statements Of those who have been
cured by them from dreadful s~erofula, Dropsy, Ulcers
Skin Diseases, Rheumatism Neuralgia. Dyspepsia. In
ternaI Pains, bilious Complaints, Heartburn. Head
ache, GOut, and many less dangerous but still threat
ening ailments, such rs pimples on the face. Worms.
Nervous Irritability, Loss d Appetite. Irregularities,
Dizziness in the Head. Colds. Pevers, Dysentery and
indeed every variety Of complaints for which a Purga-
tive Remedy Is required.
These are no random statements, hut are authentica-
ted by your own neighbors and your own Physicians.
Try them once, and you will never be without them.
Price p cts. per Box Boxes for S1,oi-
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER. Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by Is. A Smith & Co War
rem; DR.. G ". Howe, North Bloomfield; II. W.. Collar,
MesOpOtlmia, Ensign & WoOdworth. Newton Falls
and all dealers in medicine everywhere.
Dec Il, '56-3m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
DONE SOLvENT-For the cure Q


~ Young Ring Bone, SPAWN. Splent and Callosi-
ties. Peculiar chemical absorbents uniting through
the aid of high pharmaceutical skill, with certain Olea-
ginOu> and BalsaD,ic substances, possessing vast Re-
Operative powers, produces the Bone S0frest, which
presents to the public the only reliable specific tend
ing TO the relief Of the above terrible ills.
Empirieism, for the last half century. periodically
sends forth adventurers. who herald wonderful receipts
or peculiar operations that enable proprietors to imme-
diately cure every Ring Bone and SPAWN in the land.
Facts. however. stands prominently forth Of the results
Of their use, at utter variance from the predictions Of
the Empires.
HPTKY TIE BONE SOLVENT. 1t is a preparation
based uPon known laws Of animal economy, and Is
specifically prepared to act upon the AbsorheBts. Nu-
Gus. and Car;ilaginOus substances y PIt IS not in
tended 20 Blister.
DIRECTIONS.
Ruh Oh Gnce or twice a day. "a swsb is very convent
ent to applyit with, pouring the Solvent on swan and
apply with 4 brisk motion to the affected parts. To
Stock at large in the hetl, rub on occasionally as con
venient. A cure is facilitated hy attaching TO the parts
n ring handage OF thin shseting. stuIed with eOtton-to
be kept noistened with Solvent Also, hathe frequent
" with Salt and Vinegar-rememher this.
B.-TwO Dollar Bottles sent free. by Express.
to any Railroad station in the Atlantic States. upon re-
cePtiOn Of the price by mail. Address
"B0NE y
Warren, Trumhuil Co., o.