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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
Head Quarters OF McNuity
Guards
CANT JACKSON,
Mny 18Th. lS6l

iAMP JALkSDN,
COLUMBCs, May 18th, 1861. J
FRIEND EsTILL am pleased to say that af
ter five days of the most miserable rainy weather
and muddy ground, we are now luXurating in a
beautiful spring day, The mud and filth on the
camp ground is fast drying up. In course of two
or three days the grounds will be all that could
be asked for. We are living high, now--that is
in the sleeping department-we have just got a
a load Of straw to bed us down with, Straw is
in great demand. The boys steal it when they
get a chance. 1t looks rather odd to see wagon
load Of straw pass through camp guarded by six
soldiers. The beautiful weather Of the past two
days has made our men feel gay. They are en-
gagged in all kinds of fun, betweent.mes they have
n circus with exciting performances, usually con
cluding with cat fghlb Happy Jack. Occasion
ally we have grand spauiog match.
Friday was the first time we drilled since We
have been here. We will ROW go to work regu
AIRY. We drill by Hardee's Tactics.
am sorry to say that three of our men have de
serted since we came into camp. These men af'
ter living in Mlllersburgh, the patriotic gener-
osity of the citizens, and had their fair paid tC
Columbus, deserted their country's cause. Let
them be branded in the memory of posterity a;
the meanest of deserters. Their names are
Floyd Mentray, Calvin Stuban and p. o. Schamp
we have no idea OF when we will leave here,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
MARRIED

MARRlED--On the Oh inst, by Geo. Reed,
Esq Mr. Isaac TirroN to MISS Anna BEyISGrOv, 4,
both of Knox township, Holmes Co., o.
At the BRIDES fathers, Wayne Co., o. May sth
by Rev. c. j.. Footc, DIR. GEORGE LioGETr Of
Holmes County, and Miss MARY j NEwKrRk, of
the former place.
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or where we will go to. All the regiments, thus
far, have gone TO Camp Dcnnison, but our Colo.
mel aud his friends are cudeayOting 10 haze us
campod on the Ohio River Onr men are anxious
to 90 TO Western Vorgnn, but there is no hope Of
that until wc are sworn into the United States ser
vice.
Enclosed you will Gnd our muster roll.
Yours, Truly,
NJ n DrS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Court.

Court is still in session 1t will probably ad.
Joum on Friday or Saturday of this week Judges
and Lawyers mightbc in better business than hold.
ing Court when people should be planting cora.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
The Difference.

The Difference.
The editor of the Holmes County Farmer
should have his cars croppcd-thcy are entirely
too long for man.-CdrroH Free Press.
The editor of the Free Press should .,avo his
ears lcngthened--they are entirely too short for
q Jackass.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
g,y-WILLIAM,S SARSApARIIJA

WILLIAMS SARSAPARILLA
Is THE BEST TO w. II Fox Natrhez--"I
hereby certify that have used Ben. Williams
Sarsaparla in my prncticc for the last four years,
and that believe it To be the best preparation OF
Sarsaparilla now made. As Mr.. Ben. Williams
has communicated to me his recipe, ,--as he has
been in the habit of doing with other physicians
| chceriully recommend it to my professional
brethren, and to the public, an alternative well
calculated to remove The diseases for which it is
intended 10 cure.
FhANcIs BARNES, NJ u.
St Joseph La, Aug 4th 1858. nllw4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
IMP ORTANT TO FEMALES!!
TO FEMALES!!!
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS!
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS!
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS!!!
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

Is continually in peril it she is mad enough to
neglect or maltrcat those sexual irregularities to
which two thirds OF her more or less subject.
DIR CllEESEM ANS PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, CORNELIUS
l.. CuEESEMAM, NJ D., of New York has for
twenty years used successfully in an extended pri-
vate Immediately relieve without pain,
all Disturbances OF the periodical discharge, whcth
er arising from relaxation or suppression They
act like charm IN removing the pains that ac-
company difficult or immedcrate menstruatiOn,
and the only safe and reliable remedy for
fushes, Sick Headache, Pains IN the Loins, Back
and Sides. Palpltaiion of the Heart, Nervous
Tremors, llyslercs, Spasms, Broken Sleep and
other unpleaoant and dangerous effects OF an un-
natural condition of the st Xual functions In the
worst cases ot ElNOr libuS or Whites they effect
n speedy cure
TO WIVES AND TRONS.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the
only safe means of renewing interruptek menstru-
alton, but
LADIES MUST BEiR IN MIND
That on that rery account, if taken when the inter
ruption arises from natural causes, they will in
eyitnbly prevent the expected events This eau
TlON Is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, for
such is the tendency OF the Pills to restore the
original functions of the sexual organization, that
they inevitably arrest the process OF CESSATION
ExpticH dircciions stating whed, and when thoy
should not be used, with each Box-the Price One
Dollar euch Box, containing from 40 TO 80 Pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, To bo had free; of the
Agents Pills scntb by mail promptly, by enclosing
price TO the General Agent. Sold by Druggists
generally. -..
Il. B. UUTCHINGs,
General agent .forhe Z. States and Canada.
20 Cedar St, New York.
For sale in Millcrsburg by Dr. IL Yergin, in Co.
shocton by a Turning and Canal Dover by F.
Carnahanl, and by Druggists everywhere.
November 29th, l86O-noilyl.
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tEANcIs BARNES, VI. ID.
ST. Joseph, La, Aug 4th 1858. nllw4
Ts~A FAMILY BLESSING-I

EY"A FAMILY BLESSING.-"In
lifting the kettle from the fire it caught and seal.
ded my hands and person very soverely-one hand
almost to a crisp The torture was unbcarable.
1t was an awful sight.
The Mustang Linment appeard toextract the pain
almost Immediately. 1t healed rapidly and left
no scar OF account. CHARLES FOSTER, 420 Broad
Street, Phiiadtiphia." 1t is truly wonderful ar.
licle 1t will cure my case of Swelling, Burns,
Stiff Joints Eruptons or rheumatism. For IIor.
it should never be dispensed with One dol
valuable horse 1t cures Calls, Sprains, Ringbone,
SPAWN and Founders Beware of Imitation and
COunterfeits.--A counterfeit was put in circula
ton from st. Louis and duly suppressed. All
genuine will hereafter bear the signature OF
G.. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and d. $. Barnes
Proprietor, with the words Trade" MARK" in
two Medallions of the Federal Currency. Three
Sizes. Sold throughout the habitabe Globe.
nllw4 ID. S BARNES a. Co, N Y.
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PittSburg, Fl. Wayne & Chicago r. R.
Ep- WHOOPING COUGH.-Tl

chief cause of all rupu es in children my be traced
to This distressing complaintan this result may be
checked by using llUSNEwELL's USIvERsNL CouGu
REMEDY. Being Tree from componcuts whch re-
strain free use oi the remedy 10 check the spasms
and allow the cough to have its run in quiet way,
Is enough to say of one preparation. At n small
outlay, all we claim for it will be proved and full
particulars found in the pamphlets to be had OF
all agents, or the proprietor. See advertisement
in another column
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
Gy-MOTHERS-There is an adver-

GS-MOTHERS-There is an adver-
tisement in this number OF our paper, to which we
wish TO call your special attention. We do so,
not because we paid Tor doing it--for the pro.
prietor has not much requested us to do So
but from the fact that we sincerely believe il
deeply interests You and your children to know
what is there communicated. We refer to thirty
years experience of female physician in the
shape of Mrs. Winslow's Stoothing Syrup for
children teehng. Tens of thousands of children
die yearly during the process of cutting teeth; and
hundreds of thousands barely escape death, to pass
life OF suffering, diseased in body and enfeebed
in mind-al of which results from disorganiza.
ton of the system during the process of teething
Mrs. winslow, in her profession. had an opporu.
nifty to witness much of this suffering, and has
repaired medicine to meet the case--simple yet
| eriectly effective AMI sure. Just the remedy
needed We know it acts like magic, giving al.
most instant relief to the little having
witnessed the most pleasing results from the use
of it in great number OF cases No discovery in
medicine for the last hundred years will compare
with il in its benefit to the race, in orr opinion;
and the name OF one female physician, at least,
will be imortalizod by this medicine. nllw4
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NcNUlty Guards,

McNulty Guards.
Tho following Is the present muster roll of III,
volunteers from this place, known as the McNuIh,
Guards, Company G, 18th Regiment, Ohio voun
tccrs.
Coptain--JAMES McNULTY,
lst Lieutenant A. IRVINE,
I'd WILLIAM SPANGLER,
NON COMMISSIONED oFFroERs;
LIST Orderly Sargent-WhLIAM Ross,
"a X. " TANEYuILL,
8d /" M. b. DrSnvA,
4th WM. II. IRVINE,
1st Corporal---WiLLfAM II. KoCu,
I'd j. w. WIGGINs,
3D. JoHN CHAPMAN,
4th /" JouN CASTER.
observation-disclosures j. MORRIS.
PRIvATEs.
W. II. Anderson, Martin V Lecper,
w. G.. Adams, ED Mccoy,
u Beeglc, G. w Morrow,
u y Boon, j. Mccormick,
Daniel Biddel, GO Minser,
Thomas Baughman, John g Manson,
Bonor, J y Miller,
John Cenedy, c Meadeaugh,
Thomas 7 Dill, Philip McCune,
W Duncan, A s Orr,
Alexander Durler, Joseph Potot,
Elmer Y Dobbs, Marila Potot.
X W Enos, John Porter,
Robert Ellison, George Parkinson,
John Edgar, W BRosc,
Mason V Force, Zachariah Ray,
Louis Foltzc, b Riley,
Samuel Fisher, w IL II Rutter,
Peter Gates, John j X obinson,
William Griffith Thomas Summony,
+ Green, Dc Spring,
Francis Gonott, William Smith,
Charles Genet, Edward A Smith,
Elijah Gallon, Oscar Sucker,
j + Hughs, John Spencer,
Warner Hall, John Smith,
j f Hurst, Matthias Smith,
b lIuttenhower, A |. Erect,
s Hay, l. Erect,
Charles Huston, Benjamin Taylor,
w NJ Hall, Hugh Tidball,
L l. Hall, VIM Taneyhill,
George Henderson; SG Uhl,
L Hanna, II II Vorhcs,
David Henderson, Jesse Varnes,
Ohio KuoX, j @ Wogamst,
A c Keel, IL NJ Wallach,
A Knox, ii NJ Wilson,
Martin V Ling, John Williams,
johnson Lennon, J b Welsh,
A Louther, j j Yob.
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Sugar Cane Seed.
FAMILY BIBLES.

4 Fresh lot received by BRAY TIE TIMER that
a WAS raised in a warm climate. Sign Of the BIG
COFFEE FOR.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
Times Have Changed.

MOTHER lot ofthose exec lent and cheap two dollars
~ Bibles received at the BOOK STORE. Also lot oil
hier priced additions
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16

ARNEST is past ard those having had indulgesce Of
me, viii please can and pay up Am very much
want of the one thing needul, and my customers will
ieel at Liberty to ask for further Indulgence.
September 20, tsGI.-n3ltf G. sNoRR.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16
Millinery Establishment.

at very low prices All kinds OF work will be done
in the latest fashion, short notice and in good,
substantial manner.
Residence on Mad Anthony Street, North of Cherry
hollles sto etwo doors North of Mr. sprows residence
MRS. ELLEN MARTIN.
Mllersburc o., March 18th, 1861. n5tf,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-16

lanes DEETS, an apprentice to the Blacksmith
- ing business, with the undersigned ran away, on
the It'll of May without any Just cause or provocH-
ten. when last heard from he steering to-
ward Nashville This is, therefore, to warn all
persons from trusting or harborins him on my &C
count. ] will pay one cent reward for his return.
May gth lsoi JOHN JORDAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-05

TUEsDar mOnNrNo. mAncT 5, 1851.
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No more shall the poor suffer from gonorrhGa'
geet, secondary syphilis, scrofula and veneriai
taints inger on without cessation or repose either
through vile mercinary quacks, or the ineficlency
ofnauseous drugs or poisonous minerals They can
all come to the fountain of health. The great In
dian medicine, Cherokee Remedy" compounded
from the simple plants, culed from the forest ma
lures own laboratory, is an article on which the
poor unfortunate may rely in the time and hour OF
need 1t Will reach and stop their diseases, ana
cause the renewed and cleansed blood to carry
through the body the elements of health, building
ND the broken constitution, and carrying life and
heslth, where but for this medicine would have
been the wreck of hope, and the feeble moan OF
suffering would at last have been ended by the cold
hand of death. The blood must be pure, and then
sickness is impossible. What great, and yet sim
pie truth is thisl 1t appeals to the common sense
of all-it is the great keystone of the healing art
The Cherokee Remedy" is their only hope-it pur-
iies and ceanses the blood. the lungs expand be-
meath its influence, new life gushes through every
vein and courses along each nerve-it causes health
and happiness to sparkle in many an eye that once
lacked its lustre. See advertisement in another
colurn [mar3-d&wlm.
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ONLY DISCoVERX


RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
- AEY since the great discovery Of Prof. Wood,
tempted only to initiate his restorative, but profess 70
have discovered something would produce results identical
wonderful results Woods preparations and have been
forced to field 70 It's rsstess Bead the follow
BArs M1IHr, April 18th, 1883.
Paor. o. J. wooD Co.: Gents-The letter wrote ,ou in
1856 concerning your valuable sr Restorative and byou
published in this vicinity and elsewhere has Tse to
numerous inc touching the facts In the The inquiries
frst, it fact Of my hs6taton and nsme IS stated n
third hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural coor Te all can and do answer Ny
hair stage Of life for forty years
pss thrifty and better coloed the same true OF
my whsers and the only why ia not generally true "
that washed Of by frequent abuton OF the
e when care we're used by wpng face in close
ton vsers the result will fellow as TIE hair
been in herecept Of great many letters from an Pare
of New England asking my hair still continues to be
good much fraud In the manufacture and sale OF
various compounds well this, has doubt been oasey
and been used only without good effect, but
absolute injury Of restorative OF any
account months and hair as good as ever,
old not gray hair in head or en- my and 70 prove
reserved your favor Cf two quart bottles last for
which grateful gave 1t to my friends asd merely
induced then 70 try IT, many wes u .n st' T
ask favor that you send test BY which can discover
fraud the Restorative, sold ey nany fear .thou. au,a9r
believe COED ELECTS do not follow, the failure caused
BY the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
dee inv duty as herstoore keep apprsd Of the
eject On nv hair as sl who inquire Of me Of
shaken opinion In Its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, ,p a "a y "a ~ az aT JSts,
The Restorative put up bettles Of three Sizes VIZ Is
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
er hattie the mediums hold twenty per cent in
proportion the SMALL resas for "a per bote tae
a aSStts qaSi WOOD Co. Prspsstsr ~ Broadway
New and ia Market street, St. Louis Mo- and SOLO by an
D.f fne and rsd By Drug
house In the United States leSA-V
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DUSEASES

EaES DR.. KING, formerly of New York, for the last
SkS years Of louisville, Kentucky, and who has
devoted his attention the treatment Of private FOR
thirty yers himself having attended practice fer
many years cured thousands he enabled to
ali diseases OF nature matter how bad they be
from nudcous medical treatment fcm neglect Of their
mr. kings Dspensary No. 70 Deadrck street, between Cherry
and the he all diseases Of private
oEoEHEA without nsucious medicine Interference
TRIcuETs OF recent date sssctuAlly
d.v. bv an operation which pEa. Where
~ health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease
uni.chef and uudermines the conaitution 90 much.
sYPnIIs with all the diseases Of the skin growing out
L., ~ had be efectuAly cured in few
sKTE WEAKNESS particular attention having been given to
this disease and all the o' brought
Youhs and indulgence Of the paens neglect Of
Sich will undermine he constitution, rendering the
a. To- huness or society, and causing premature old age.
Females who may lAbsng with difficulty Of the womb
y, y rest assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their with
e. enclosed directed DR. A. King No 2, Deadrick street,
N.re Tenn will the medicine to heir
sScre with pesssary directions stict secrecy Observed 0e'
hourI from O'Clock in the morning unt In the evening
uoEo SGulW
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EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON
maryland Delegation yvithdrawn
From5washington.


WASHINGTON, March 3-There is aniimmense con-
course of people here to. witness the Inauguration,
especially from the West
Congress has passed all the appropriation bills.
Threatening letters are constantly received and
burned by Lincoln.
The new. Cabinets formed lbut the respective
positions of the members are unannounced. Lin
col1 sent the inaugural to Seward, who heartily
concurred in the greater pat, but suggested few
notifications, which were accepted.
The Maryland delegates have gone home disgust
ed because Lincoln put Chase and Blair in the Cab
net saying there is hope of retaining Maryland in
the Union. Lincoln replied emphatically, MY
Cabinet is formed"
1t is rumored that large body of men from Balti-
more have arrived, including detachment of plug
uglies. Fears are still entertained of Lincoln's
safety. 500 special police are detailed. A large
body of thoroughly organized Wide Awakes are said
to be here.
Secession In Arkansas.
The following private dispatch to Col COLEMAN we
are permitted to publish:
LITTLE Rock, Marchi2.-JAs. COLEMAN: Arkansas
will go out before one week. aSome insist on delay
for decency, or we would go out on Monday. Thirty
four of the seventyVe are going out Monday before
breakfast J. B.JoHNsoS.
Arkansac: Election.
The following. dispatch twas. received last eve
ming:
LITTLE Rock, March. 2.-To james Coleman OF
fetal majoritygfor Convention, 1855.
r. Il. JOHNSON.
The large majority for Convention indicates that
the popular voice is in favor of Memphis
ENQUIRER 3d.
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COMMERCIAL.


MoNDAY EVENING, March I, 1851
The payments at Bank to-day were, as usual on
the 4th of the month, very heavy, and we are graft
fed to learn that the paper falling due was generally
provided for, no important names so far as we are
advised. being unprotected. The indications are
that great improvement has taken place in Money
matters since the commencement Of the year The
demand for Money is still large for the purposes Of
legitimate trade and this must be a necessary con-
sequence of the failure of our crops last year.
There was heavy demand for Exchange to-day,
though the rates remained the same as on Satur-
day. We quote the extremes as follows:
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RELIGIOUS SEKyIcEs.-Communion in the A. X.
Presbyterian Church, College street South Nash
vile, on Sabbath, the 10Th instant. Preaching on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights previous at
u O'Clock. Communion service on Sabbath at l03
A. NJ, and preaching at P. n. Reverends mont
GoNERY and BARDwELL viii be present-the former
during the whole and the latter part of the meet
ing. The public is cordially melted.
nh5-st T. Il. PEorIEs.
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VIRGINIA. TESTIMONY.

Msssrs. B. a. PGhnssssck e Co.
Genticmen Mr.. z. Ratcnas, resident Of hen
ccuaty tbs city OF Richmond, virginia. mace me 'o
lowing statement to me: -. a..
negro boy, years old very sick: presumed ne
be He became much prestrated snas
nsd OF all hopes bis recovery; the last resort,
try b. A. Fahnest0ks Veruifuge, ana
A. Streek, vial Of which gave him easpoen,u
morning night for three dsyx in continuation In len
hours after had given hin toe first dose tse emu
commenced pass Of all ste from six 70 tn nehss
long astonishing number Of from four 10 nve aa
the boy il perfectly well. -.
certify, with pleasure, to the truth Of the above
II Purchasers should look well TEE HrIALs on me
vrapper, that they buying RAHnzsroc5 skA
MIFuaR, and no other. mArS-Wih
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Saturday, March &C Congress
is in secret session, perfectiDg the Constitution
The probabilities that slavery will be estab-
shed in all territory that may be acquired South of
thirtysix degrees thirty minutes. and that proyis-
ions will be made for the admission of free Statss
North of that line
The cotton States will, under no compromise that
may be adopted, submit TO Lincoln.
Full preparations for war on large scale are
being made.
One hundred thousand men win be embraced in
the first call KENTUCKY
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DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACIosA
surpassed BY none for the cure Burns, scsld Old Sores
9sndusr swsnes Msrcayih Il near. Dy
eradication, well suppression, aud nepeatcs 20 the
source msady of Wounds ana Ulcers
rppear to defy other applications, il prevents
~ expsrE the poisonous and having reduced inc -
hamntion proad flesh, it appears to create
skin heals without asagsrenent Sold at the
depots Broadway, Us and chkress street. New
sy WRIGHT co., General Agents iso ny al auss'
and merchants
nnsr2 a Arurlrn
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River News.
Reported by H. Harrison, Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent

River declining, now on Harpeth shoals feet
large.
Now in port and discharged, steamer Nashville.
This craft is regular to time, and will positively
leave for Cincinnati this day at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
Passengers and shippers will find this craft every
way desirable.
The steamer May Duke will be this days regular
II o'clock packet for Paducah.
The Gen. Anderson, now due from Cairo, will
meet with immediate dispatch back.
Melnotte and Hazel Dell, will be the first boats
due in port from Cincinnati.
John Gault now due from Louisville.
Steamer James Wood, hourly expected in port
from New Orleans.
At Pittsburg river rising with lOi feet in chan
mel.
/, Upper Mississippi rising fast
Steamer Monarch sunk on the reef at the head
of the falls Of Ohio at Louisville
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rr.m the seI.ntine AnerIe.n, s,p.sr.b.r ;, lsss.

SPAInISGs's PREPARED GIUE.--We have received
several samples of prepared liquid glue put up in
small bottles by Mr.. G. Spaulding 30 Platt street
New York, and have tried il in mending old furni-
ture It is very convenient article for domestic
use, and deserves to be kept constantly or hand in
every household 1t is also convenient article for
pattern makers and inventors in constructing. and
repairing their models. mar5-d0"
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DTrTHERIA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
NAV be easily arrested if takeu time, and the pa
tent be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial OIL and frequently surgling with 1t
slightly diluted. Saturate flannel cloth with the
Oil, and bind it on before going to bed. We are Goa
fdent we overcame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone, and Dr. CLARK's Painless sPilL-IeT-
ritse.e Rnrtist