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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-01
Prayer for the Union.

8I8y0G 1Og GM0 V0AO0s
Our attention has been draw by -
paragraph in the Portland Oreyonian.
to the annexed prayer prescribed BY
Bishop Scott for the Protestant Epis.
copal Church in California and Oregon.
Now we cannot but agree with the
Oregonian in thinking it to be exceed
ingly ambiguous. 1--we take it that 1t
mems literally what it reads, then
what does this sentence signify
d" Righteous are Thy judgments upon
us, for zoe have g'ieuously sinned against
7Hce." Let it be borne in mind that
this is not the form used by some Of
the Bishops South-those of Alabama
and Mississippi, for instance, land it
must therefore be designed especially
for the North. tf
Righteous are thy judgements"
What judgements? Now this may be
answered in two, three, or half doz-
en- different ways, to suit the peculiar
views Of each. We can place but one
construction upon the language. II
being designed exclusively for the
Church North, it must refer to some
great National depravity in that Sec
ton, but what that depravity is we
can scarcely comprehend, unless it
should refer to that of the Buchanan
Administration. Now treason consid-
siders the late Presidential election
"grievous sim" 1t is we'll to un-
derstand what we hear and see. We
consider any language calculated to
cast reproach upon the North, as little
less than giving "aid and comfort
at least, we think every individual, or
sect, should choose language which
would not be likely to be misconstrued.
The following is the prayer. We
believe all unprejudiced and candid
men will agree with us; if they do
not, we cheerfully accord to them the
benefit of their opinion,-but we
must still retain ours.
o COP, Merciful Father! who des-
pisesth not the signing of contrite
heart, nor the desires Of such as are
sorrowful; mercifully assist our pray
ers which we make before Thee in all
our troubles and adversities, whenso-
ever they Cypress us, and especially
now in this our time of national strife
and calamity. Righteous are Thy judg-
ments upon as, for zee haze grierously
sinned against Thee. Yet have pity, o
Lord, have pity upon us, miserable sin
ners! In the midst of judgement re-
member mercy, aud forgive, for Thy
great name; for Thou art full of COM
passion, long-sutfering, and of great
pity.
Take away, we becseech Thee, all
hatred and revenge from the hearts Of
the people, and restore peace in our
time, o Lord. TO all who exercise aM-
Mority or influence amongst US, give tho
spirit of truth, justice, and modcra-
ton; confound all wicked devices, and
bring to nought all evil counsels;
strengthen and prosper all who seek
for righteousness and peace; that SO,
being delivered by Thy mighty power
from all violence and wrong doing. and
being restored to godly quietness in
the land, we may dwell together in
unity, and eyermore give thanks unto
Thee for Thine unspeakable gifts,
through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-01

BoARDMAN's YEAST PowDERs.-The
extraordinary sales Of this article is
the best evidence of their merits.
The challenge is open to all other
Yeast Powders in the market, that
they are equal to them in all their pro-
perties, and will be sold at one third
the price. See Advertisement.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-01

j. D. ARTHUR l. SoN.-This exten.
sive Importing House Of Agricultural
Implements, have on hand and are re.
ceiving by every clipper, all Implc.
ments known in farming. Read AID.
vertisement.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-01

SUNDAY SCHOOL Picnic EXCURSION.
We are requested to state that there
will be picnic excursion on Friday,
June IA, to Steilacoom, for the St.
Johns Chapel Sunday School. The
steamer Eliza anderson will leave at Z
A. M, on that morning. Passage, 81 90
parents and invited guests, free.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-01

DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNBRsuIP.-
Bettman h Bros. have dissolved part
nership. The business will be contin-
tinued by the junior member of the
firm, who will sell "cheaper than ever. y
See Advertisement.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-01
Gatherings by the Wayside.

Gatherings by the Wayside.
The railroad at the Cascades, on the
Oregon side, is now completed.
A Union meeting was held at Dalles
on the 25th ::nst.-A military COM
pany is to be organized at Portland,
Oregon.-Portland papers are labor
ing to keep up the Nez Perces gold
excitement. The following is an ex-
tract from letter published in the Ad-
rertiscr: 1--WE have been at work
making preparations to commence min
ing, and are all ready except the sluices,
which we will have finished this week.
The best prospect that we have realized
was 81 25 to three pans. Our claims
average about eight cents to the pan.
We have good fall to the creek, and I
thinkwe can make two or three thou
sand dollars apiece this summer.
These mines are large enough for about
5000 men, and they are discovering
new ones every day. Old California
miners think that we are only on the
outside of them" We have no doubt
the mines pay well-Portland mer-
chants and stcamboatmen.-The citi-
zens of Portland are making arrange
ments for the celebration of the
Fourth of July.-Mr. Dellinbaugh
is about to construct a new road from
the mouth of Skookum Chuck to Cla-
quato. The old road has not been used
much for several months past, the
mails and passengers over Windsors
route having been transported in ca
noes on the Chehalis river fifteen miles
to avoid the seven miles of bad road.
james O'Meara has retired from
the Jacksonville (Ogn.) Sentinel. Del
niger & Hand appear as publishers.
The convicts reported by our Port
land correspondent as having gone
"cow hunting" voluntarily returned
to their old quarters, the Penitentiary.
1t is estimated that full ten thou.
sand "editions" of the "Star Span
gled Banner" were flung to the breeze
in San Francisco, during the Union
meeting, OH the 18th ult. Long may
they wavc-Gcn. Lane has suffici-
emily recovered from his gun-shot
wound to shower the usual profusion
of "God bless yous" upon his "con-
stutents. "-The masons and brick
layers of San Francisco are on a
strikc.-Thc apples shipped from
Oregon to California during the past
season are estimated to have been sold
for $500, OOO.-Union meetings are
being held throughout Oregon
The Oregon Statesman says: "At the
YamhilI ferry, Gen. Lane, on his way
south, made some inquiry about tho
roads. The ferryman asked where he
wanted to go; Lane replied "to Ump-
qua," and said he was the man they
cursed so much in Oregon. "Well,"
said the ferryman, "then you must be
10. Lane" That man must have been
4 Yankee.
---->1e-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-01

THE FOURTH OF JULY.-We should
like to see our citizens moving in re-
lation to celebration of the Glorious
Fourth. Let US welcome the anniver-
sary of our independence in a manner
which will comport with the patriotic
spirit which prevails among our citizens.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-01

1T Sec proposals for carrying the
q. s. Mail on Route 1879 in adver-
tisinr columns. 4
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
..-How the Panic Commenced.

0ai6at. 0o" ~
'l -, -ioptop, July %. The following is an
Na'I'"Fs the inauguration Of the panic, (which
oan! .. Si;,sostrously All Our military ope-
asate' n Sp swlmmingly on, and Col. Alexan-
rtIoDS S ,hout erecting pontoon bridge across
Fl was p ap' tbe enemy seemingly in retreat,
g.i : HuI h,o,te,ies being unmasked one after
sd TIC" when terrific eonsternation broke
r2''rI .,r the Transfers, who had ncautiously
g.' a"'o1l1 Immediately after the body Of the ar
s''Dy9,"l ; , the Wurrenon road. Their con-
a. a. ',n WAS shared by numerous civilians,
i'a" 'ro an the ground, and for timeit seemed
sDo T AZ. whole army was in retreat, Many
~. '"' m "s were emptied and their horses
Is 81 w." ""T',ss the open field For time y
:' .4 Manic prevailed, winch communicated it.
@'.., t5 1 vicinity OF Centreyille, and every
I'll u lilo o' conveyance was seized upon by agita-
lTa"a '.:y.ns iNounded soldiers cried on the
q a. ,3 "'T far assistance, but the alarm was so
''''.J ,E,r numbers were passed by.
(! , a. al similar alarms occurred on previous
>', ..'a when charge of batteries rendered
'S ,.;,omppt of the artillery on our part nee
IA. l''" ond it is most probabl that the alarm
''''' :,a;ra to the same tact.
81 H, y" o,r courier left at 10 o'clock this
"",r if was in the midst of this excitement.
n. vi ney m,sked batteries had been opened by
~ . 't on our left flank aud that portion of
'a' ''y had its lines broken and demanded
'' o '1inty renforcements. The right was in
Az 0r1er-the battery erected on the bill side
IT, s1 .Ir orposite the enemy's ain battery, was
.i...'s ,oo1 service. On his arrival at Fairfax
, ,,T. louse he was ovortaken by Government
. 3s.' who reported that an army was in
M rptTcat toward Centrevlle.
-4 ", AZ were followed by less agtated parties
+ -" Gated that the report and the retreat was
'.;ns 10 the fact that the alarm among the
,n,S,prs had communicated itself to the volun-
, 's" and even IN some instances to the regu-
i '.,'' and t. e lines were broken, and that the
WV. ."e,Ocrt o. our forces across Bulls Run was
rendered necessary.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
s4a.4 Particulars Of the Great Battle.


washington, July OFT is believed that t. c
,.5J; abandoned some of their batteries Tor the
rrr5se Of decoying the attacking force to an
,iv,u(e to a position where double fire could
= ,rcctcd at them and sweep their lines.
the following Interesting statement is receiv-
s5f.,m Gentleman who accompanied the 9Th
\. \, Regiment.
rcn men marched on the battle field after a
.ti,,;a, march oi nine hours, immediately on
the enemy. The encmy's batteries and infantry
v,.aH roreaaled. which made it exceedingly
.7.o, Tor eur mcn, Tor as they were moving
,4,,iy toward they could not see the enemy,
md cons qGent)y could not direct their fire with
q telling result rs they could had they been in
,Efed. Nohe Of the field or staff officers were
.gcl -.
SacrMans battery or the greater part Of it
:. returned TO tie City. The reason why the
abr bait, rips were taken is that the horses at
t.caed as wei! as the reserve horses were shot
4Hr, consequently the cannon could not
removed Lieut.. George Smith s soldiers,
r.tor2aa near Bull cross roads, report that 500
4 the enemy cavalry have since yesterday been
within miles of that place. The stragglers in
tia city are being gathered up and restored to
tier respective companies. Some few got into
IL. city after midnight,
AMONG the wounded is Andrew Hill Of the
I'd Vermont Regiment. He is in the Infiemary
Washington.
~"a.rstr9at Of the troops to Centreville was
successfully accomplished by 8 o'clock Sunday
Stnirs, the Regiments rogaining the positions
vacated ia the morning minus large number
a4; had scattered in the woods in various oil
e.0ns
Those that succeeded in reaching Centrcvillo,
nd az opportunity for four hours sleep, the re-
oye !olce under Col Miles being posted be-
yad Contreyi'c at one clock in the morning
Tie etrca; from that point commenced and wal
a4at8nei in good order to Arlington llight
..4 Alexlndti4
Gbe army in its retreat was compelled t.
~a'e hehiad Il large amount Of provisions an'
ammunition. About 40 army wagons tell int
N: hands Of ti,c rebels,
rs tar as the Federal troops retired their 20
Htions were immediately occupied by the rebel
lnl after Fairfax Court House was passed. Of
tex which the pursuit was not continued. ii
aany instances the teams ,ers unhitcsed the nor
5rs and left the wagons when there was not tn
."as: necessity.
The rebel cavalry was the terrorof our volun
sFm who were compelled to keep in the wood
~ayoid being charged by them.
Pdnerso& at Harper's Ferry,
Philadelphia, July 22d. Gen. Patterson
lf''ence at Manassas junction IS a mistake, h
vas Yesterday at larper's Ferry with porto
Vi his command awaiting the arrival OF Gen'
M Banks.
Mermar's Battery not Captured.
Baltimore, July %. Paymasler McPbail
lae T. s. A., just from Washington contradlc
'Ae reports that Sherman g and Burnside S la
'rFIc' were captared by the Rebels.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23

pJSw5paPeTSx
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there gr conf 20 be placed
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
THE
Rev Orleans True Delta.
ssTner- seems to be for thin gray Hair,
now that the celebrated Heimstreets nmitaDe af RES
torative can be had ~
CscavaaRsG PlaiAasacalcr.
When people can protect their Hair from the
e,l-tale marks OF age when they luxuriate in
glossy black locks at advanced period OF their lives
when white and gray Hair can be made to grow upon
bald herds all this be done, cannot az any
RESTORATIVE will do it. This Hair Restorative is, be
yond perav the best thing of the kind ever INV IL
cd The fact posssssion in regard to this wonder
full preparations warrentus in unequallhedly recommend
ing"
st. s.Oais Republican.
Many of our frs, citizens of Louis speaking in
glowing terms of this article'
THE
Cairo City Gazette.
This incomp rablc excellent preparation for the Res
Hair from falling and to badness, is one sale
AZ Eumphrey Il Hrown's in this city The evidence that
ths soratve is no humbug is conclusive Testimonies
to that effect be found in almost every paper in the
country"
south WESTERN Baptist.
Leave dyes alone, and only reliable Restor
alive, like Heimstreet's lnmitabe."
Sold everyweere-Price SOC and 81 per bottle
wv. EG. HAGAN g. Co., Proprttors, Troy Ny
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
srases5sss's prepared ssssss,
SpAIDiNG'S PREPARED GLUE.

SpALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE rIECEst
FE20nOMY! DissA-G5f.
2H~"A TI~oH IN TIHs SAVES EiNs.'-SS
A accidents WH hGp en IN lS'reettnisd !G+Nia''
it very desirable to have cheap and cDNtnihi
way tor repairing Furniture, Toys, GoeAeT! 30
ePALDlNGS PREPARED GAZE,
meets all such emergencies, and no uehod csn aFt
to be without it. I.sa!ways ready aud up to Ike sta
ing point.
''USEFUI. IN EVERY H0ESE.
n B--A Brush accompanies each bottle. PEIfe -
cents. Address, - - -
HENRY c. SPALDING & CO,
4S Ced"r-st., New York
CAur1oE.--As &c, tain unprn"iped persons are ~
temntinp to pa of the unSuspecthS public IL NA
ons of my Prepared Glue would caution all ners'"r
to exa ,n be ore purehaiag and see that the full na
sPALDiNG's PREPARED GLUE, ..,ap
is on the outside w'aprer; all Others are swindhh@
CO inttreitI . = =. -. .,x.,,.. ,,,,>
~ single bottle of SPALDlNG'S PREPARED
Gll Y Yi cove ten times ns c,Rt annually to every
h, ,usehold III
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
Farm Cor Sale.

SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm I'M IN veil
Containing eighty ares youS Sal orcSsr% of graft
Scoded am condition there are several acres o
ed 1fu the and buildings Ts an sood IS pr
TIC sss hsna sstss Of and miles
the Depot one INV P B. G. CHATFlELD.
mortgage, IL desired, 900, re -1'f = fl9ow3%
Randolph July 10, 1907.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
Nryr OF KIN WANTED
uunLYds of Millions PaundS SterlIlg

,1rHAyCERY, BANK OF ENGLAND, Ne ,o wa.s'n az
cialmau.s Ie,tcrs should be addressed in hngiaho'
GGsG be- 20 post free receipt Of go cents IN at
- two fer 81. Old claims must De Durham, Chief
3afsrences A. X. Hill, boston o.
of Polioe,a HVer"'' " W = ORBETON co
Rox $50 Post Office. Boston, Mas
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
Geo. wv. wilder

1sAGENr for the sale of Geo. A. prince g. COS I'M
proved patent prize Medal s
-HELODEONS.
The first Premium has uniformly been awarded TO these
Instruments whenever exhibited in competition with
thars Manufactured at Buffalo N Y ..- 49,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commences Monday, Nay q, !GGl
Trains Going NnYtss and West

Leave Montpelier, d 33G AM. Coo A. ana 4.4o H.
MAIL TRAIN connects AZ Windsor & White River
w junction wit trains leaving i0st"n am SpfitGh9!
at ? 80 NJ day and New YORK previous e'r,.'
Leave Windsor al l05 ~, arriving at Burlington al 'o0
r. m Rolscs Point al 40 Pm, Montreal at III ~ NJ
and Oy,lelsburgh at 80 connecting al OgAchsoh!s
with Grand rlnk Railway, for netr", Chcag" anu Inc
West. c,- 60
ACCOMMODATION leaves NorhleId at e % A. NJ for
Burlington and Rouses Point
NIGHT EXPdESS connecting at WINDSOR WIN tram
which leaves New York at co. Nj, and Ill "'e 'ei
in ction with which leaves Boston via o"e'i d.
80 p or Lawrence. 1T > 90 p. the previous uuy
Leaves White River junction Mt II ~ N.Y. arrives s
BIZ rim gton IS NJ, RouSe's Point at ~ A. M hao
neal nj Boa NJ and Ogde nsbnrsl az w ?. M o"h
Meeting with Steamers for Niagara Falls, bn'o' aho he
West.
Trains Going South and East.
Leave hoptpeler at 10 M. 90 p M. ana IL d"
Mail tram leaves Rouses Point at w NJ i a.
bans at 90 M, connecting at bufii"s'on @ Atm,
and Darlington Trains for Saratoga Spnngs, !io!, Hi'!
o. connectin nj White River junction "iE 'dai' ~"
wells River Iittlefon White Mountains. Barton g. a'u
far Boston, Lowell, Worcester sc, ana c"1 I,f u
Windsor with trains for Boston, Springhein' ia'iu
EXPRESS leaves Rouses Point at ~ a. M n
there with train from Nortreai the same h'o''s
meets at Burlington with Rutland anu hor'ihE' '..h
| for Troy Albany and Ne" hofA' an" "''i' Nv
MISH9S EXPRESs leaves Ogdensburgh Al II 50 a. M
Montreal at 3 45 NJ, Rouses Point al w. p a. prnad
nu at burlington with Rutland and bnriinStnn MAJ ,
r Jug ,To,, liza w. and New York, at White River jun
10, Win No rilern Railroad for Boston W Ill,
Io.rr;no in BOSTON at 40 A. M J AT windsor 10
van Railroad, for boston, 8f''"E'''
S,anna cars are attached to both the N'ght l1APlo
80 Pr'Snng between Rouses Point ana bostoi' any
hct wee II Rouses Point ana Troy , ast FIR sale NJ
Ihronen .n,;rs G. MERRILL Supi.
| ~ AIbans W., May 81, 1901.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-23
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY

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MEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
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Isknown all over the United States
DR.. Stephen tS,Ocet, Of Connecticut,
Is Tie author OF Or Sweets lnfallitle L1oimert,a
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Is the author OF Dr.. Sweets Infaliable Liniment.
DR.. Streets MtalHJhe Liaiment
Cures Rheqml tsm and Lever fails.
Dr.. Saoeet's Mta1ziJie Liniment
Is certain reoy for Neuralgia.
Pr. S1clet's fnfuIibie Imminent
Cures Burns ard ScaIds Immediately.
Dr. S1ccet's MjuIiJic Imminent
Is the best lnown rem edy for prains and BTu3es.
DR.. iSueet'S MfaZlible Linimemt.
Cures Headache immediately and was never known
DR.. tStccet's ynfalhhzc Liaimfnt
Affords immediate relief Cor Tiles, AID seldom fails
DR.. S,ceets MfaEiMe Imminent.
Cures Toothache in minute
Dr.. Sweets Ltazlibh Imminent.
Cures Cuts ana Wounds amedately aad leaves NJ scar
DR.. Swects MfolLble Imminent
tAe best re nledy for Sores in the known world.
DR.. Swfets Mfnzzibh Liniment
Has been used by more than million people ana all
praise 1t.
Dr.. Sscect's hfa??iJ!c Linimcn
Is tuy a fricrd in need and every family Should
ave il at hand.
DR.. jStoeet's Mfa??iJ!e Imminent
Ic by all Druggists. P'cc Is C ents Apply
Dr. St2cets MfolN?i eLiaime"t
ures ia. ,.sand Seads inmedialt
DR.. StcpAm scctt, Of Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. .S,ocet's IefaHiJe Lini'"ent
IS the best remedy for Sores in the known word.
Richardson & Co.
Sole Proprietors, Norwlch. Ct
,a"t for u mont 81 d bv all dealers Apr-yl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-19

Godey's Lady's Book for January is on
our table, but We can't keep it there long
enough to notice it in season, because our 'Iady
love-" says she must have it, "just one MN
ute" to look at tho Fashions" which are,
according to our idea of Iasion' far superior to
any other magazine. If we were married
man, we wouldn't try to keep house without it,
Send your address, and SO, to i, A. Cooley
Philadelphia, and you will receive The Book
for 1862.
WALross REGISTER We acknowledge the
receip. of Walton's Register for 1862 1t is
good thing "to have in family" and a
citizen of Vermont cannot very well get along
without it. This Register is the only one
published in the State this year. For sale at
Haskel's Bookstore.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-19
DnNTN@rtrav.

ANlNG been in the constant practice Of my pro.
l. esson in Montpelier tor the last fifteen years my
name has been too long before the people of the State
Of Vermont asa Dentist to tail recognition need
eicrenccs.
would respectfully announce to the citizens of Wood
stock ana vicinity, that have removed from Mont
peisr to this place. and fttcdup suite Of Rooms in
Chapmnn's New Block,
with all the facilities for doing business with nranc5s
and dlSpach. Gentlemon and Ladies may rest ed
Of finding in me, both the viii, and ability to supply
any demand upon DENTAL SKILL, ut n rate even
cheaper than be obtained Of any one Of limited
Practice. / shall have assistant in the 0dico,
DIR. II. H. WA LLIEG,
whom can confidently recommend ., 4 careful and
thorough operator. The Office Hill I've open ~ VII hours
for the reception Of Professional calls either DR.. Wal
ling or mystlf in constant attendance.
All Communications by mail promptly atcndoito.
NJ. NEWTON.
Woodstock, Dec. 4th, 1850. l0Ciu
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-12-19
MAKE YOUR OWN BEER,
By USING THE
Compound Extract Of Roots

FENfIIS article contains tie medicinal and aromatic
properties Of the Roots from which is extracted
of tho principal being Sarsaparillao roo; held in
great esteem for its blood purifying and strengthening
qualities The beverage made from this Extract IL not
only healthy, but il also one of the most PLEASANT
and INVIdoRATlNG that can be found for use in
weather. It is peculiarly cffcncious in S"or-
butte Affections Eruptiors Of the skin, and al Diseases
arising from Impurities ofthc Bloc. few moments
labor only is required to prepare the Beer from it,,
forming agreeable drink tree from NIL intoxicating
properties, the same time that keeps the system
in healthy state. The Extract has been tested by the
public for several years, and the sales have steadily
and rapidly increased each year,
1t is sold at 20 cents hottc-n quantity ciut for
10 GALLONS Of Beer. Each hottie IL ace wpluird
with full and explicit directions for using
The genuine article Is put up in oblonE SOU OF,
bottles, with green labels, sealed Will aul
stamped, "POrrER ( CHAMPMN. Druggia West
srly, Il. l." fac-simile ot the pricors' signature
will be found on the label ofeoch BOTTLE
GROSS just received At the DRUG STORE.
The TRADE SUPPLIED at manufacturers prices.
by CIiA'S CHAPMAN.
Arril 9th lSG'
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no TIE p.&CpM-A
OF TME UNETaD STATES!!

In the month Of December, SIS, the undersigned Tor
the first time offered for sale to the public hr. j.
Royee Dods' Imperial Wine Hittcrs, and in this
short period they have given such universal satisfaction
to the many thousands of persons who have tried them
that it is now an established article. The amount Of
bodily and mental misery arising simply iromH neglect
of small Complaints is surprising and it is therefore OF
the utmost Importance that strict attention TO the
least and most triling bodily aiiment s'oui be hdi
for diseases of the body must invariably affect the mi"d
rhn snhsrrihnrs NOW only nsk trinl of