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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
TEN REASONS
FOR BUYING
a Piano. MelodeOn or Guitar

aa
OF GEO. HALL. aRAVENNA:
1st MIR. Hall acknowledged be the oldest dealer in
Meloe extensive scale IN the United States ar
has kept pace with all improvements the instru
ert originated, in the year 1915.
End He has always dealtin the best the market aords
and by close observation and pains taking he is enabled
to judge critically of their con- paratiye inertia
3rd. Mr.. HALL has always furnished Instruments at q
uniform price, and as low as can be bought of the Manu-
facturers. 5sr1 1G
4lh He delivers instruments when desired and guar
5th. Ry his method OF dealing the annual amount paid
for clerk hire, and store saved the purchaser
having been up in rooms, and pounded ny
unpractced hands, is usually the with those boz
from ware rooms in cities zs=ssfr4 E'sf.srFf
7th. The purchaser exchange bis i'm trument for
higher priced one any time within year. by paying the
dfe in the regular prices Of the Instruments
sth The purchaser of Melodeou, wishing Piano,
change time within two years by paying the diff
ereuce only in the regular prices of the two Old Panos
and Melodeons also talea in exchange for new.
9th Mr. Ial gives full drect hen the instrument
is aken in relafun to it's reservation proper
of study to ensure good player.
10th Mr. Hall proposes as heretofore 10 keep the besi
INSTRUMENTS the market affords and stand high in his
profession, of dealing fairly with his customers in his line.
e~HnR S=
portion down. aud the balance in 3 and months.
! = t7.WEEVE .NEW73. BEAUTIFUL
Styles of Meodeons of fine rosewood fnsh varying in
price from Is to $50 dollars. - t rti7a@
=s7sea ELEVE.N STILES
SURF assipgy lovely and bought upon pr,prieto.s
OR INFERIOR.
FOREIGN CUSTOMERS,
Mr. Hall has Instr to most of Southern
and Western States and canadas Persons order Of
Mr. H. with n.ueh confidence and satisfaction tl
they We're present 10 select. n. agss
QUESTION OFTEN ASKED go
Why dont you keen ower-prced cheaper instruments.
Aastctr-Because we like to see customer se at the
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- - THOs. R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Thomas Campbell Is EL,sha Garren 8. Z

L. Day, FTH 3 AttUrIey, 8 1------T-
SHERIFFss 0FPics
Ravpnpa. AprlI lS 1859. { arr20-5w
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". Holmes and Sons Us. James c Hall.
tHHERIEE SALE-Rv xirtne OF Ri Es To me direcl.

Fuller, Plff's Atty. ? 20 fsa+
Sheriff Office, Rayenns, March 2slh, 1859. mc-5n
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nj Office. = For sale at the

ssasas NJ Office. = For sale at the
4 y Center of Rootsown the House and
SBV4ep Lot Of six acres, well known the William
NJ Butler place Said House is very conse-
0nA nently arrsnped and finished throughont,
and in excellent repair The premises aslo in per-
feet order There is faing we'll of water near
the kitchen door, and also there IS good Barn. Carriage
House, and other out houses the psce.
Terms made easy and possession given short notice
< - - PETER C. BROCK.
Roofstown. March, Th, 1853. .+e mar9-ly
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HE undsrsgned offers for fale the following real es-
tatesconsstins of village lois and farm landst to
wit: Dwelling house and Two l0ts, situated on Main
Street, Rayenna Formerly owned by Eli P King. Also
Hhout tixy lots lying in The east part of the village en-
ie south Side of Main Street. situate il Be Tappans
addition 10 the village of Ravehnn. Also eianity of
arn land lying between thr village the Summit Mill
Rtad, opposite John r. Kings which will be sold in
paFeesto suit purchasers. Ss''ssl5 5-z3
The aloge will be sold on favorable terms.
April 6. Snl (,HA'S LAWRENCE Ascent
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BIRcHARD. g. TYLER,
Attorneys at Law, Warren, Ohio Office, soGth of the
~ Gaskill,58 feb23-ly
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sa TAYLOR & WILLARD,
At orneys and CouuseIiors Law, Ravenna. Portage
Co. Ohio. Office in Phenix Block, over Coffin Il Pin
neys Store. oci2O ~
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-s,'s j, DEMPSrER HORTON, -
Attorney at Law, and Justice of the Peace Also Gen.
eral Collection and Insurance Agent office in The
Court House, Rayenna Ohio. Inch'6-lr
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Administrator OF estate of Harvey Case decense
BRowy 4 WouDwoRIH Att'ys. ,,zrel .
April 6. 1859. 4w
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- b IS d. NORTON = =
attorney aud Counsellor at Garrettsyile, o. will
locate land in Iowa. Wisconsin, Nebraska and the
{ West generally. 3 le angll '5s-ly
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STREATOR, DAILY & CO.,
ealer I'm DRY Good Groceries &c. an kinds ofProducs
and almost every lie that Wish to buy
er sell shalersyille 10.
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS & CO.,
in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Crockery
ware west side of the Public Square, Ravenna,
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Business DirfftOrD.

DIV. G0SS & BROS.
Dealers in ry Goods, Groceies, Cfockery, Hardware
Ciothipg Boots a,rd Shoes Hats aud Caps &c. &c &C.
E,nImrOh Ohio
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

the reader may perceive from its location, is the
BESr In TIE UNION.

/ BEST IN rHE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than in locations
away from the city. and moro than double the price than
the West II is known that the earliest and best fruits
and vegetables ia this latitude from New Jersey
and are annually exported TO the extent Of millions
In locating here The settler has many Advantage
lie is within few hours ride Of the great cities of New
England and Middle States, he is in setttd country
rhcre euerV iuDyOrecHt OF comfort and o3rizatioH
At hand lie can buy every article he wants at the
cheapest price and sell his produce for the highest lin
the West this is rcvefsed he has schools for his chill
dren, drine service, and will enjoy open winter, aud
delightful climate, where fc'ers are utterly unknown-
The result Of the change upon those from the north has
generally been to restore them to an excellent state Of
health.
In the way Of building and improving, lumber can be
obtained the mills at the rate Of $40 TO Sl5 per thous
and Bricks from the brick yard opened in the place.
tiers at hand and there is no place in the Union
where buildings and improvements can be made cheaper
The reader will at once be struck with the advantages
here presented aud ask himself why the property
not been taken up before. The is,
thrown the market and unless these statement were
correct no one would be invited TO examine the land be
fore purchasing. This all arc expected 10 do They viii
see land under cultivation such is the extent Of the set
Element that they will doubt. meet persons, from
their own ncighborhood they will witness the improve
ments and judge the character of the population If
they come with view TO settle, they should come pre-
pared 20 stay day two, aud be ready 20 purchase as
locations cannot be held on refusal
There two daily raius to Philadelphia, and to all
settlers who improve, THE RAILROAD COMPANY OWES
FREE TICKET FOR SIX MONTHS, AND A HALF-PmcE
TICKET FOH THtEE YEARS.
THE TOWN or HANIMoNTON
In connection with the agricultural settlement, new
and thriving has naturally arisen ohich presents
inducements for any knd n business, particularly stores
and "anVactor'es The Shoe business could be carried
this place and market good advantage also cot
ton business. and manufactures Of agricultural nipple
Doits F0uHderies for casting small articles. The inn
provement has been rapid to insure constant and
permanent increase Of business. Town lots Of good
size, do sell small il would effect the inn
provemen Of the place. can be had at from 500 and up
wards.
The HayuD,onton Farmer monthly literary and agri-
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To If you are subject to Rheumatism and
Neuralgia, and will avail yourself of Billings,
Rheumatic Pills and Liniment, they will effect
cure. If you wish for box of safe con-
centrated cathartic pills, -four pills always
producing a thorough cohdrsis), which are
peculiarly adapted to affect the liver, purchase
a box ofBillings' Pills. IL you wish for a safe
and valuable Liniment, that is powerful to re-
duce pain aud inflammation, and to heal sprains
and bruises, buy bottle Of Billings Lin-
ment.
The TRUE REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA AND
lNDrGEsTIoN.-lt it acknowledged on all
hands that the Oxygenated Bitters is the true
remedy for these complaints. They are free
from alcohol and contain, iudiciously COM
bined with hygenic substances, oxygen, the
CHEZ vital element
MULTUM IN PARyo.-The greatest dscov-
cry of the age is Readings Russia Salve. 1t
cures all manner Of wounds, cuts, burns .scalds.
corns, bunions, chapped hands, etc, speedily
and efiectually. For sale everywhere at 25cts
box.
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NEW AND PROSPEROUS SETTLEMENT
Hammonton on the Camden and Atlantic
Railroad, is a lourishing village settled chiefly
by New Englanders, who wish to escape their
frosty climate, and by persons from the west,
who are engaged in the grape culture One
year ago the settlement commenced, and since
then has population at fifteen hundred. -
They have built about three hundred houses,
opened four stores, severed hotels, one steam
saw and planning mill, and one water power saw
and planning MILL with Schools churches, and
brick yards. They have set out since, forty
Nlnyards, and in short, established settle
ment' which from the responsibility of the
settlers, is destined to become one of the most
important and influential places in the State
OF New Jersey. Grape growers are of the
opinion that the strip ofland between the little
and the Great Egg Harbor rivers is the best
for the vine, owing to both soil and climate,
OF any that has been found in the country
From the extent they are entering into tn
business, supply of pure and unadulterated
wines may soon be expected. They who
have raised crops at Hammonton represent
that the soil is very productive. 1t is not
surprising that the place should increase so
rapidly, when it is considered the advantages
1t presents over the West in health, climate
and markets. Crops are secure from frosts,
that blightlng enemy that robs the farmer of
the North Of so much of his labor and profit.
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Marrianes

In Nevbury, July IA, the NJ. Z. Church, by Rev. F.
T. King Rev. Aouzo +. Hatch Of n II. Conference,
and Miss Clara A. Mcknstry ,pf Newbury.
In Fichburg, Mass, July II, by Rev Alfred Emerson,
MI Lorenzo D. Warren of Washington, ID. c., and Miss
Frances L. Tyler daughter Of Dr. b. o. Tyler, Of Mont
peiier, VT
In Newport, July T. Mr. II r Bartlett Of Jay, and
Miss Eliza Jane Williams Of Newport
In Montpelier, July 49, by Rev. +. J. Scott, Stephen
Vincent, Esq, Of Chelsea and Mrs. Mary Ann Taft Of
Barre.
AT White River Junction on the l4th inst, Mr. Geo.
I. Bean and Miss Elite j. Walker, Of W. X. Junction.
In Brookdeld, June Is, Mr. Julius Freeman, Of West
Randolph, and Miss Clara c Smith, Of b.
In Rochester, July l0th, BY 5. b. Jones. Esq, Mr..
Daniel A. Austin OF Warren, and Miss Lucy Ann Kid
der of Rochester,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY I
SIR JAMES CLARKEs


Prepared from prescription Of sir James Clarke NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obsro-
tons, from any whatever and although power
ful remedy they contain nothing hurf TO the eonstitu-
ton
TO MARRIED LADIES,
is peculiarly suited It will, In short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
TnHsE Pins HAVE NEVER BERN KNOWN To Fail
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS on THE 2D PAGE OF PAMPH-
LET ARE WELL OBSERVED.
FOR full particulars, get pamphlet free Of the agent
~ H. Sl,OOand postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thonIed Agent, will insure bottle containing 81
rus, by return mail
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late l. c. baldwin Coz
, Rochester, n. Y.
l.. +. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for Yer
mont. O557
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VALUABLE BOOKS AND ELEGANT
GIFTS

Gift, varying in value from Fifty Gents to One Hum
dred Dollars given TO the Purchaser of every Book.
We take pleasure in stating that the liberal and ncreas
ing patronage bestowed upon us by the people of New
England and other parts Of the country enables
offer still greater inducements to purchasers Of Books,
and individuals or associations getting up clubs than
before.
The advantages possess any other similar
Enlistment in the country, especially for filling New
England orders, must be evident those acquainted
with position. and understand superior and in
creasing facilities for doing business. Our advantages
follows
We publish a large list Of valuable books.
We obtain large quantities OF other valuable works in
exchange for our own.
We buy large editions from other publishers for cash
very low prices.
w put no objectionable book on our catalogue.
W. offer Inducements which do not fulfill
We buy watches in large quantities for cash, aud
OF the best make.
We have our jewelry made to order by the best manu-
faciurers in this country and Europe.
BY doing extensive business make very raj
uaj presents more frequently to purchasers
Our present plan Of operations is the orgnat-
ed five years ago by Nj g. q. Evans and is sanctioned
only by the highest Judicial authority nearly every
state in the Union, but by the voice of the people from
Maine to California.
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WOLFE'S SCIHIEDAM AROMATIC
w gCVNAppg

" OLFE'S SCIHIEDAM AROMATIC
w SCHNAPPS,
GOOD FOR RHEUMATISM.
GOOD FOR DYSPEPSIA
GOOD FOR GRAVEL.
GOOD FOR GOVT.
GOOD FOR DROPsY.
GOOD FOR FEVER & AGUE.
GOOD FOR KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS.
and Beverage it has superior in the worlds Il ~
manufactured by the proprietor. at Schedam Holland
expressly for medicinal by process peculiar his
Factory. II is the pure Tincure Of the Italian Ju-
nper Berry, whose ynous is distilled and
rectfed with Its prtuous solvent which thus becomes
concentrated tncture Of exquisite flavor and aroma al
together ranscendent in It's cordial and medicinal pro-
peres to any alcoholic stimuant made in the world.
1t is prescribed by than 5000 physicians in the
United States in Of Gravel, Govt Dropsy Bladder
and kidney Complaints &c, sc.
Put up in quart and pint bottles in Cases Of dozen
quarts, and dozen pnts with the proprietors
on the bottle cork and label. For sale by all the
pectable Country Merchants and Druggists. Look out
for counerfes aud limitations the whole country is
flooded with them. UDoLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Depot % Beaver St., New York.
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/ d. Jose Luis Casaseca, Corresponding Member Of the
Royai academies q Madrid and Munich, Grad
4ale ~ ec,enes q ne facuuy q farts JoFn,ery
! ROYAL Coaserpatorio Of Madrid and of Physic and
Chemistry, as applied 70 the Industry and agriculture
re to"'y ~ re hoyat S,t,eeyty q ny ls.ana
/ cof Tare,t;ao,ion So Sc
No bohv co,,f that a, tho roo,es, If tho ttouss n,
Gouig 3 WIN ~ Ibis roce have made an .n,lv,;c,l
examination of IT, Woltes Aromatic scb;ed.m scbnanns
with tho ob;ec NJ ,sccr,a;pin II !, contained anv snb
stance noxious IN health and IN inform them as IN its
ru. and ,eative ou,iv with I'M. o,her nina
that ,re er,d il, tho market and tho esul,s of nav oh
servations and experiments arc as follows;
| Idolnbo Wolfe's Aromatc sehiedap schnanns IA
snirr,ous uouid If worry ,orceoble o,oma,ic odor
and almost coloress having only
verv gbt tint NJ velovsb gr,v i,s flavor Ia strong
and ver agreeahe IN tho paate Itmorks % degrees in
c,;or, alcohol ,yeihe, nv 30 deerees hnrdred,h IN
CAV Tnss,c,s acohome,re Nv the Jistilla,on in n ba
I,nr nrri, with an apnar,ts consisting Of GLASS re-
tort and reopient surrounded with Ice have collected
l. ,bi r.;on, an ,,oholic Vouid with very agreeable
.o,. oor,rlo,olv colorless srd ,rorsnarent which
,,rloa Oh dorrces in Carriers Acoholic yyeigher
r IN degress bundredth on Cav Iussac's leohomere
and which renresented as whole 81 per cent of Aromat-
Il shiod, scbnsr,,s subiect m distalaton in the re-
Gov, .Tbi l;oid al nor soil tho ,ransparencv az the
d;+;lled ,er in WING il with the same and its agree
bl aror IA doubtless dine IN very triainp amount Of
| an essential oil insena,able from alcohol.
Fran tho remainder of the disation which was left in
tho rotor, have obtained through evaporation in ava
nov h,,b Substance Of ycovish brown color. clear.
nd h.n hitter TASTE which is not aisagreeabe and
,io ao,vord hecomos aromatic and leaves the mouth
non,nod With ,ba, fragrance necpliar 10 the vanilla
-, -. = !, - -
AN 'nu''A'u " ,"a, " '"' M
- -. -
n'"',ra' p'Op'''e' "1eH ~ '''' 81
o"s nav nv YUM - ,,~ $3.50.
'v''euA" S'"""pps "n' '"",'1
''".' va" N,' -, ,T,,.
matte one obtained by distllation' Finally udolpho
Wolfes Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps consists simply Of
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LeGaI Noticrs.

EERRAND +. MERRILL'S ESTATE
The subscribers. having been appointed by the hon
orable Probate Court for the district Of Washington
mssioners to receive examine, and adjust all claims
Of all persons against the estate Of Ferrand f. Merrill
late Of Montpelier in said district deceased and the
Of six months from the 9TH day Of June 1859 being al
lowed by said the creditors Of said deceased
exhibit and prove their respective claims before Give
notice. that will attend the duties of appoint.
ment the Office of Joseph A. Prentss, Esq, in Mont
peer, in said district, the 10th day Of August aud
the 9th day Of November next at ten O'clock in the
forenoon, on each Of said days
CHARLES REED, To-.
JOSEPH POLAND, : '"" TO-
Montpelier, June T. 1859 553
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THE FRENCH FIELD TELEoRAPH. A
war correspondent, dating from Brescia, on
the oath Of June, reports a fact which has
not hitherto TRANSFERRED concerning the scien-
tlfc appliances OF electricity to war purposes
1t would appear that the remarkable precision
and unity Of the French eyoutons was ac-
complished by quite novel sort Of flying
aide-de-oamps. From each corps. once in a
position, horseman rode off to the next di-
vision, unrollng on his rapid course a light
wire, which no time was lost in adapting to a
field apparatus and the process was repeated
all along the French line of twelve miles,
Hence the movement of the whole army was
KIN )wn and regulated like clock work, "from
dawn 10 dewy eve, on that decisive day
This arrangement had been planned in Paris.
and a supply or gutta percha-covered metal
thread forwarded with secrecy and despatch
1t has done its work, and the patent may now
be disclosed Portable galvanism beat por-
table gas. 1t was already known to both ar
mics that a special telegraphc corps operated
in the rear of the allies, and laid wires as fast
as any advance was made NJ. Lair is the
chief engineer, and the first Frenchman who
entered Novara, while the Austrians were
scarce yet out oft, was NJ. Gautaher, of that
stall who set up his box and telegraphed the
details OF the retreaiing corps at the moment
tney were outside the gates. Lonata, Monte
chlaro, and Castiglione we're in instant COM
municatlon with Brescia and Milan when
evacuated by the foe on the 23d. Paris cores
poBdeBt OfHe Globe.
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beg leave to call the attention Of the American Pub
lie to the following Certificate from the Government
Chemist for the Island Of Cuba and the Spanish West
Indies and who is known to the Scientific Of Lon
doH Paris Madrid. Cuba and america to be the first
Chemist in the icOrH UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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In East Roxbury, July lth, Mr.. Samson Bates, aged
20 years.
In Moretown June g. Mr. Abncr Child. aged 81 years.
One Of the first settlers Of the town. and had the esteem
ana confidence Of his towusmen. Connecticut papers
please notice
In Brantrec, july 18th. after long and distressing
sickness Mrs Abbe Marsh, daughter Of Pardon and Lu-
cnda Trask, aged "a years.
In lrasburgh, July 5, MIR. Simeon skinner aged a.
At Barton Landing, June %, Alexander Wright aged
g. years
In Barnet June IL, Mr. Bartholomew Somers aged IS.
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JAMES QUEENS ESTATE.

AMES 6 U b BINS FL 7 A T Il 4.
~ STATE OF VERMoNT---WAsmNGTo DIsrRcT, SIS.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier within and for
said district, the 10Th day Of July, A. d. 1859
A. II. Morrill, administrator ON the estate Of James
Gubbins, late of Northfeld in said district deceased
presents his administration account for settlement
Whereupon is ordered that the be referred the
3st day OF August next, at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication OF this
order in the Vermont Waterman State Journal print
ed az Montpelier three weeks successfully soon as
may be, that they may appear, and at said time and
place, II they see cause object thereto.
BY order OF court
1855 Attest, I. r.. MERRILL, Register.
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M EFsEAn's
MAGNETIC PLASTER

TIE GREAT STRENGTHENED AND PAIN
DESTROYER.
The best and cheapest Household Remedy in the World
Simple and pleasant IN its application certain and efec
tual in its results. beautiful, scientific, external Gu
ratye applicable for the relief Of Pain any time IN
any place. any part Of the human system, and under
all circumstances. II you put this Plaster anywhere, II
Pain is there, the Plaster will stick there until the Pain
has vanished. The Plaster magnotzes the Pain away,
and
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER
Is APPLIED.
Rheumatism, Iameness. Stiffness, Weakness Debil-
iy, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs and
Colds, Pains and Aches of every kind down even TO
Corns are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with
little patience, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the
magical influence Of the MAGNETIC PLASTER Itis
the simplest sulcst safest, pleasantest and cheapest
remedy In existence lts nppcaton un,ersa-eaual-
" to the man the delicate woman. and the feeble
infant IL each and al it will prove a Balm and Bless
ing Its use is agreeable, and without ANNOYANCE or
trouble. Its price is within reach Of all--rch or poor
all may have IT, and all should have II who are sick. and
suffering in any way.
FARMERS should be always supplied with this inval-
liable PLASTER. Ii will be the Good Physician in any
household, ready at all times and at instant notice.
Put up in air-tght tin boxes. Each box will make six
to eight pasters and any child spread them. Price
p cents box, with full and plain directions.
ID. c. MOREHEAD, MD.
Inrentor and Proprietor, 10 Waller ST., Nep FORK.
MoREHEADs MAGNETIC PLASTER is SOLD
By ALL DRUGGISTS in every City, Town, and VII
lage Of the United States 6'eopis6S.