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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07
Virginia Repudiates Buchanan:

The Democracy of Virginia, in the sharp
contest that is before them, find it convent
ont to repudiate j. b. altogether. TIE
Richmond Enquirer says: We have yet to
see the first Virginia Democrat who fails
utterly to derouncc the leading measures of
the Presidents message.'
The same paper further comedies that ian
endorsement of the Presidents message by
Mr.. LetCher would inevitably insure Mr..
Letcher's defeat. 1t is rather unlucky tor
the repudiators, however, that to them is
prc-emneLtly due both the nomination and
election of Buchanan. They cannot shrink
the respons lblity so easy. Besides, the
Petersburg Convention, which nominated
Lctcher, adopted resolution, pIedging the
Democracy of Virginia 10 rally the supper,
Of the Administration" This places the
rebels in very embarrassing predicamcn,.
la fact, Mr. Letcher in endorsing the Peters.
burg platform. as he has done, places him.
sell in the precise position which THe En-.
quirer SAYS 'woud inevitably insure his de.
ieat.'-C Cincinnati Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07

CAs THE ETHIOPIAN CHANGE HIS Skin!
a curious case, which will, perhaps, an
swcr the above query, of dark mulat'o
Changing to white man, is to be seen ia
one OF tho servants at the United Stat, 1
Hotel, in this city. Three years ago, thi:
man was OF dusky brown color, not having
white mark upon his skin, now ono of his
shoulders, his back, and one arm is perfect.
ly white, having gradually become So from
the 1cti"n of nature alone. 1t is very prob
abe this man will become perfectly white
in time, but it is 10 be hoped nature viii
not make the rule work both ways, for how
ever much ii may please negro to become
white, we fec. sure that The white men VIII,
wish That they were black ere scarcc.-Co
lA,nb as Journal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07
Shade Trees.

How beautiful. most beautiful of earth's
ornaments, are trees! Waving out on the
hills, and down in the valleys, in wildwood
OF orchard, or singly by the wayside, God's
spirit and bealSon seem to US ever present
in the trees. For their shade and sheite.
to man and brute; for The music the winds
make among their leaves and the birds in
thei- branches, .oc the fruits and flowers
t1ey bear To dai!ght tha paiate and the eye,
aaG The fragrance that goes oatward and
upward rom tnem torev; r, we are Worship
ful of trees.
.'Under his own vine and fg tree or
fruit tree--in his ov IL vineyard and orchard.
what more expressive of independence and
!ordship in the earta! We'll may the Arab
reverence in the date-palm a God given
source of sustenance. Dear to the Spaniard
is the olive, to the Malay his bread-fruit
and to the Hindoo his banya1, wherein
dwell the families of man, and the birds OF
heaven build their nests.
Without trees, what desert-pIace would
be our eurth-naked, par,hed, and hateful
to the eye! Yet how many are thoughtless
OF the use and beauty of tress. Most beau
ti:u' ever as Ged plants them, but beautiful
even planted by the poorest art of man
trees should be protected and preserved.
II he is benetactor who causes two
blades o. grass t. grow where ore grew be-
fore, how much greater is his benefcence
"ho plants tree in some waste place, to
shelter aud shade, to draw thitter sone
birds, and to bear fruit for man! Plan,
trees, o man that hast waste land; and be
Careful Of those that ore planted, all ye
s1ns and daughters OF men.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07
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To Miss r. A.. Hills, of Martins

sz.ssf r. s17sl. vile
f-tz - -lfrfs-- .-s-lI.H
They tell Us thou wilt soon depart sa
- And leave the friends who love thee still
y. Yet thou wilt live in many heart
That sighs TO speak the sad tarepeA.
We murnur when we think-so soon
Tby smiles from US shall be withdrawn;
- But then hope dispeis the gloom
The hope-that thou wilt soon return
But hopes full bright as this have flown
. And ..hopes deferred make sick the heart
- Then hasten, sister, thy return,
; And be ofus JOYOUS part.
q . But shouId'st thou ne'er return again
- Ne'er mingle in our social throng--Sss
- shouid o;her friends ihy presence ciuim--
BE happy, sister,"-is our song!
On every breeze tie sound shall flee,
And with il every zephyr swell;
When friendly voices speak to thee,
The sorrowing, sad, yet fond FdrepeH.
We wish thee joy. and peall serene
And friends as loving, true and kind
AS those whose hearts join in this theme
As those thou soon wilt leave behind.
AJieu. kind friend may Angels bright,
Bestrew thy path with joys more sweet,
And guide thee TO the land of light,
Where friends in run Celestial meet
MARTlNsvILlE, Feb. 1859. HAL EFT Al.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07

'q Well, how time hes! 1t certainly does
NOT seem five years since all this happened
yet Cousin Jennie (asy Cousin jennie now)
60 bitterly repfoaelIes US in her last Letter
for 70, visiting her in all that time, that We
have again undertaken the journey, but url.
der different auspices, since Florence is
Florence Dundard no more, and sleeps upon
my arih in the cars no longer blushingly,
but With the confidence OF wife of nearly
i've years standing, and register our names
In the hotel books, as Mr and Mrs. Chest
er LIE Roy and bless my lucky stars, as
read it over. Even while write, Florence,
lovel'er than ever, as think, makes grand
PreteEcc OF arranging our baggage at the
motel where we stop, (and which has re-
minded me, by past transactions, to write
down this story) or comes leaning over me
TO call me dear Chester instead of dear
Cousin Frank as five years before, and to
sco!d Inc for being SO stupid as to sit and
write, instead of talking to her. Stupid,
indeed, to prefer black pen to those rosy
lips Was ever man so happy in a Slight
Mistake!'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07

O3'lt seems to me tina: would rather
have my heart torn from my body, than to
have this precious passage torn from the
sacred Book: Come unto me all We tha,
labor and are heooy laden, and | will give
you rest. t."-ReU j W Gregory.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07

thing, except that was stiIl in the presence
of Florence. from which could noe endure
20 Danish myself, followed them into q
handsome parlor, where sa, an old lady, who
my conscience told me was the rheumatic
aunt had SO cruelty belied. Florence
herself, presented me to this lady. who was
fixture, and unable to rise from her chair
and before could stammer an apology and
retire, related in her own way (how differ
ent from mihe) the mistake by which she
had been placed in my care, and the history
Of the journey, in which it appeared our
host, Mr. LIE Roy, had been fellow pass
enger. When. she had ended, they all
crowded about me. warmly exercising their
thanks for my kindness and consider ion, ,
to my utter bewiidsrment and surprise, and
cordially inviting me to remain with them
and make the acquaintance of my name
sake and family. detached myself from
all ,Lisanexpec,ei kindness as soon az I
could, for fancied read aversion in the
flushing and paling face, and dropping eyes
of Florence, and with one last look at her,
left the room. A moment after, | felt the
touch of little hand en- my arm, and turn
ing, saw, with mute surprise, that she had
followed me into the vestibulc
Mr.. LIE Roy she said, hurriedly,'I can
not let you go away misunderstanding me
as see you do. Ii was silent while you
SO humbly apologized for the noble, gener-
GUS, and honorable delicacy of your conduct.
it was not from anger, believe me, but be-
cause was at first too much astonished
afterwards too much moved and grateful to
speak. owe you more than can say, and
should be miserable, indeed, i. t.!=e tn.!=e shame
which you see has not prevented my tel
ling you this, shouli prevent you from con-
tnuing an acquaintance SO strangely begun.
Trust me, sir, speak the TRUTH
don't know what answer | made, for the
revulsion of feeling was almost too great
fer words, and the rapture of knowing, as |
looked dewn into her lovely face, that it
was not for the last time, quite took away
the little sense | had remaining. If YOU
want 10 krow how | felt, ask man who is
going TO be hung, how he would feel to be
rePrieved. ~ri
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07

GST-Liitle minds endeayor 10 supper
consequence by distance ami uautsur, 5'-
this is mistskc. True difnily arises - N,
condescensiou, an a ."HQ9;:c4 ~ ;,..,!a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07

0There is a time when nothing should
be said, time when something should be
said, but no time when everything should be
said
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07

0-Use not evnsions, when called upon
to do good thing, nor excuse when you
are repruachrd TOR doing a baG one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-07

@lt is said ;hst Mr. Richard Golden
has invited DR.. Bailey, of The National Ere
70 pass the summer with him in ENGLAND
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
AduItera,ion of Drink.

The Parliament OF Great Britain takes corsid-
ernble pains 10 protect the public against the
deliberations of food and drink so injurious often
to the health Of the people. An investigation
was had recently by select committee of that
body, and the report has just been made and pub
lished in the " eeky Record OF February 9th
DIR. Normandy who was examined as to the adGl-
terations Of beer, says that the publican who
sells il, adulterates il with common salt TO in
crease thirst, and with sulphate Of iron, cocG!us
indieus, sul plate Of ammonia, and extract Of ger
tan Coculus indcus is used to produce iHtoxi
cation, but is more injurious than the Intoxicating
effects OF alcohol in the beer. There is differ
epce Of fifty per cent of alcohol in the beer after
ii comes into the publicans hands Out OF fifty
samples Of dTauRht porter and stout examined,
only one third OF them were the produce OF malt
and hops alone. The 'mildpess, "brskness,
aid disguised soidity,' even Of the better sam
pies, might be traced 10 the aduleTation with
foots sugar or Ike saccharine matter liquorices,
roasted qusssia, and sinking fnngs Nicotine
alum, copperas acetate of potash, and vinegar
all used 10 fssor and color the beer. Many of
these substances are Of poisonous nature. They
arc sold usually by the druggists 10 pubicans
In gin, sub corbonate of potash and alum are
used and also sulphuric acid and oil Of almonds
10 produce what is termed bending" hubbling
when poured into the glass. The "fnings"
made Of fish fins and fish skins. This is the stuff
which lnglishmen drink, and is very much like
the drinks which furnished in this country, /.
the latter however, being more adulterated than
the English article, because there is not the
same care taken to expose tie practices Of adul-
teration. The physicians OF this country attribute +
the difficulty they now have with mania portu +
to be the villianously adulteraed compoui ds
which now sold under one name or another
spurious drinks Ledger
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
T. BENTON s. L. S0UTHARD,
Dealers i'm Hardware, Leather

Es save eeneiaie4 Il is best - follow the svlne tn
sSFAetaen that Ehen IS xnlng bald
ha1 = fAey Should aEss down up the
So -se ~seS6er fAey viii Re able il. and
Ae5tsFs Ascsare = oae 81 the seEas af tho
Ne invite all seeA 10 call Ne - Main street
tsteft beti1ihg aHe essuniee
n1d thas ODER Inducements IA Price ana ,r-
lty 81 goods Sili make il their fateres hav ~
ArSAsnles AeSls Aise Farmers snd tssraae-s- Tools
81 tas TEST make MIL. Cross Cat
Patent Stretched leather Betting Csnetnnaff p~5<
iHE4ie tae attention e Shoe MA1usesurerS 10 ear
socS et leather aad shoe Findings; Carriage sea
basES Manufacturers 10 stock and naSA I.-ather
tai tfaths I'D ether Trimmings We also have .r-ane.
neuts - feEish Raiders with SasA, Glass Mite la
ol ors and Blinds a. the lowest prices saort
nefce W. keep I tG assortment Of Rochester
feels and J. BsHiaEa5n's aaa ehsr Tasls
We feel thankful fer the liberal 2AtraRas We have re-
eeivcd fer tae and sin solicit eautiausncs f
the same froE cur customers &na the public generally
T. BENTON & 90.
hiSAE2oE4, 3AAfch - lNo9
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER 6 co.
LOW WE'LL, MASS.
Price ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PectOral

has for itself such for the of every
variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint that it Is en-
trelv unnecessary for recount the evidence OF Its
virtues wherever has been employed. As It has long
been IN constant throughout this section need
do than the people its quality IS kept
", to the bes. it ever has been and that be relied
on to do for their relief all has been found to Do
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

AIRS BRADBURY. IS ROW receiving and opening
~ heTstock u spring aai summer Millinery goods.
embracing
B9anefs. Flats Ri55aas. Shakers. Head.
Dresses. Caps, Flososrs, Iye., &c.
or the very latest styles and inpor'ations. Tho la
lest fashions received regularly which enables her
nske up order short notiee every article that
may be desired in her line. The ladies' OF Richmond
and vicinity invited eall and examine her stock
aui prices Store Pearl south Of Main street.
March Il. 1853 I4I
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutralzes this malarous poison in the blood,
and stimulates the liver expel from the body. As
it should, it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And It does more, rather does
what IS of service those subject this Infection
If taken in it Cxpels il from the system it
absorbed, and thus keeps those who it free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease Consequently it not only cures, but
protects from, the great variety Of affections which are
induced by this malignant influence, such Remittent
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb, Masked Ague Periodical
Headache. Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, Cont Blindness, Toothache, Ear
ache, CatArrh Asthma Palpitatons Painful Affections
of the Spleen, Mysteries, Coic Paralysis and Painful
Affections of the Stomach and Bowels all Of which,
when arising from this cause, VIII be found to assume
more less the intermittent type This 'AGUE
CURE the of these derang and
the disease.
This it accompishes by stimulating the excretores
10 expe the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
by degrees become habed to do this their office of their
own accord. Hence arises what term Gccli1
Time may accomplish the same end but often life is not
long enough IS sacrificed IN the attempt, while TINS
''AGUE CURE does It at once, and with safety. We
have great reason believe this is well
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which
caused by the masmatic Infection than any other which
has been discovered and has s another important
advantage the public, which is that II Is cheap as
well good
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
UNDERTAKES,

n removed To the room over W. L. Brady's Szaiier
shop, Main street. will devote HIS entire time
80 ~ astention TO the business Of UNDERTAKING..
sete agent in this city celebrated Metallic
49, also he Metallic Burial Case. ne viii fur
nns.s esesF wooden Cefans Of . superior style and
stSays on hand. He attend fanaralx vfth
~ stsarse or plain carriage ana Ms terms viii
MAY 80 IsSs &c s"ofoed- A. c. DILL.
23sf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

County Rights Township Rights |
ITO il the following counties Wa.
ren. Benton. Jasper, Lake. Porter, L2perte, stark
PuIask white, Carroll. Fallon. Marshall, Jos epa
EkhArS. kcskuxkc nsxeu. Whitley IzErarre
Stenhen, Dekalb. AMI Allsn penHis'S Improved
Sugar Will Rollers fer sale Fer cash er trade
All letters % inquiry addressed - \ l. DRAkE Rieh-
mond Ind. viii receive prenr; attention.
March IL. 1859. -euls
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
Seed Potatoes.

\ sale " z : asn1aee fo,r'$ If s5 ,s'a' 70
=. AZ tie on Mil, north Of Depot Riebmoud Ind
Aafch 8 $50 i6-4w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
MRS. r. OGAN.

TAKES pleasure in announcing 10 tbs Ladies of Rich
nuna that she vii teach the % Cutting Ores
Ua<3uss- waists BOYS Goats 1t Is ef the
introduced 70 tbs public itting of
ten Her very reasonable She viii be
prepared those who wit favor her
with cal. She also keeps the Noodles fer safe Dres
cut hed AMI mails - order. Sac also has OF the
best Sewing Machines She viii found Mrs.
X Dfckinson's Millinery Shop
March %. 50 lar
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j. 4. WATSON & CO.
For sale

TIE residence ef the undersigned, re5ag ;so story
lex helse. saln5Eg SIX 10 as a saed collar cs-
tern. well. Il Il 81 T-si,it.p
April H. 1850 +. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
leo Bushels Potatoes.

stare an - x&Ge 0ns Hundred ana -uantv-Ffvs
L Bushels Nssh4zaack Pusstoes-
GEO. ". b RSEs
aaren L. leSa I4sf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
Marble Yard.

pAyTNG percAAsea tie establishment kuswn ~ TIE
u uana &essraia : Ca.. Az prepared 60 farasA
r.ar- Nantes TsacbstenEs ard AL kinds ef Far
nstare 2Ixrae. &c. sf American a=d Italian Marble
JON :. JONES.
\ R-Hssia< ea-azs8 ,hc services e f. MoErisos. he
49, Issf
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Dissolution Notice.
The Pet Lamb Again.
Gle NJ. S c 0 TT.

Is receiving lis spring ard summer Genis, direct
frQGttbe EastlEn lys lifs7-ork Is unusually large
anil desirable enf1cius ali Of ae leading styles Of
six and Ftuty Ir-ss Goods in variety His
Il Domestic oudf j. complete aud Will be sold a. tbs
lowest rr'c+ they can he AFFORD where. The Carpet
fHll Tar tile largest stock Richmond.
Superior les and quality Taree f4y EugHiSh Tapestry.
arsse'is Velvet super ngr5in cotton Warp. Hall ard
-rt#r. Kt- Es-q tad straw Carpet AMI AIattIug 1.
~. L. Floor oil Cloths. all prices lower
HH this y Su3ow Linens,
SAtdes Window Paper Lace aud Futroid
rcd, Cotton and Wool psmask Curtains Also the lat
5upraycI Rollers aud nxturss for Hanging Curtains
Umbrellas. Carpet Chain Cotton Yarn. Queens
AMI Groceries fulI StoCb-
eur stock Of ROOTS AND SHOES is better than ever,
owing the great competition will he SOLD pr
IS 2 tt4s er.r tet9rs r-sr4.t "a MARKET.
! complete stock Of Wall Paper and Bordering Hats
apt bannets aud Tsimlus and straw Goods generally
bGt ii is useless 50 attempt to cnUnerate
VIII I'D customers and al who to buy
Goods that have mair terms equal a. Het cash
Ht"-l >ft chop any living have APP
plIyt myself Ctase Ia fr jhr last years,
and EuiIt al good tr13c consider seA permanent
~ aeatei-ihat responsible for all tht aud do,
determined sstj prizes l4 % detg al
BIZ cataPsa1a. But wouI prefer every body
catt AMI themselves rather th4n merely take
my word for IT, What m IS the thing
=, member the ''PEr LAMB
y. B---aU kinds Of merchautaHie l8uHtry Produce
- hrr tilsase Tor Goods
Richmond. Aitii II, T. g,
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WIN. Z. MCDOWELL


rssHE UNDERSIGNED is constantly receiving at ms
a room. Cambridge City, PIANOS from the follow
Ing celebrated and popular manufactures:
Stinway ~ Sons Pianos Pronounced by all Prof
fessional Musicians being superior every other
isoardman, Grey NJ 60. Pre- MUM Pianos, with
nd without the Dulce Com aua sweet bells attach
tncnt. Every Piano with the Corregnting Sounding
board.
Dunham's unrvalieI Pianos. Also receiving
style of Piano, Circular Scale whose power and
richness oftuDe is equal to Grand Piano.
iIaincs 4 Brother, a favurite instruments Of all
those who in possession of enc, for its sing
ing time and richness # finish.
Also receiving Of this firm Pearl Keyed and beauti-
fully Pearl Inlad Planes, Louis XIV style.
Burns Pianos, known being the cheapest first
class instruments.
Every Piano is selected by himself, for his own
sc, and he warrants 10 every ono who does not
arstsnd much about good instrument much ad-
tntage to the best judge. Every Piano bought Of
fully warranted a that being represented, and
iano sold by him has yet failed 70 give satisfaction.
Favorable arrangements enables him to sell below
ineinnsti and Dayton prices Tho prices of Pianos.
have down from ten TO fifteen per ceat. below
ID nufacturcrs prices.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Piano Stools and overs for sale.
He respectfully invites all lovers and purchasers Il
ianos to call at his room G ambridze cry, and
mine his and you will md better seiec
sd stock than anywhere west
j. S. MULLER,
Professor Of Music.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-22
NY TuELAsT STEAMER.

4 QUANTITY OF FINE HUNllNu III
~ uevo Watches II Is a fact that we IMPORT hluSVI'
Il ev, Watches aud therefore sell cheaper th"h We
pai,l one or two Jobbcrs profits -, ~ Pitt
Nm'ns wv" ~ CHASE TRIP.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-10-22
DR.. HENRY'S

H. IL IL " IL I y | y / Nj IL n y
H fr curing Scratches, Calls Calks &C. on Horses Salt
itieum Flesh Wounds, Old Sores Burns, &c., people,
Tnis ointment whore introduced, is selling very rapidly
hn Why Simply for the what we in ali
cases w1rrdHt to do, to wTo horses in
two TO six days when the directions accompanying
box are strictly followed.
have used Dr. enrys Ointment for Scratches and Salt
Iheum sores very often, without a single faure.-Henrv
@inehoHr, Proprietor PHbLc House, Highgdte IT,
1t is the best remedy for scratches, gals and ever
saw H. SdHdcrson Proprietor fremont House. 81 Ai-
INNS, u.
With the recommendations such veteran horse dealers
MS Mr. snelur Of ghgae and j. L. Sanderson Of St. Al
bans, any other endorsement is They saw
CURES scratches, gals &c horses with almost absolute
certainty Ii is excellent for and cracks
ad appears 10 b. just the article every keep in
constant Observation-Disclosures, IT, Free Press.
1t has been tried and not found wantng-St Adams, ~,
Messenger.
cured my htnl with DR. enrys Electric Ointment in two
weeks when the physicians said would he without the use
:" it two months had cut all my fingers the with
Rcircuar saw. ID. PeckhdH, Lebanon " H.
had the misfortune scad quite severely and by
making an application d your Dr. IIenry's Ointment the
pam from the burn almost instantly disappeared, and
minutes felt no Inconvenience effects Of
the hre.-ctdrinda sampson, MONTGOMERY, ".
1t Is useless to tim, In writing or reading a more
lengthy adverts o this Ointment. Enough that Is
IRA Tdnfed 10 gre satisfaction whether used scratches
burns, or any wound Of whatever NAH beast.
Farmers, arc your troubled with Apply
this Ointment at night and they well in the morning
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair Invgorator
MANUFACTURED at liighgate, Vt, by A.. J. Green.
$. X. GREEN, Proprietor.
lTI n. TH)RN, Wholesale Agent for this vicinity.