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HARD SUFFERING.
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WONDERFUL. EFFECTs OF THREP BOTTLE


Ous Of ths Privstes Of the Eighth Ragimot st pro
pest In tho CITY, relAts the following; :.
"Atter eur arrival at Anna solis, eur Cor ny,s.-
Dc arst pisht We srt -lth our feet In the rstef and
sss ass assai 70 % 1n Va. ,O a o9, .oI In
wre5s the vstsr out Of them In ite4ms our limbs
O ~" vs,s e, 20 sn that # Ts fSSs aTdy H0y
IELiEF, tSo Of " whicb a.vs away 70 my comrs6s.
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ss sas,us s ne aScr viz a sns iRsv
se.s With dc Inc %s .ss Sse.:
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houIs, hNl- cplY tvo hor q rest bo long a. ths
SSsa hat sr .srs sSs Il sIS &. ssis :sd
t oar SSrseon, rosuInsd sc this sty am seitS,s y.a
ssp9 ssif sss ssgSy merit q o.I i9E,aa,'
would have bsen trlfips. Iintend returoinG 10 Nd
SSpS Il tso quest my.s % snd 'a nlS.t q fGSS @S
HiySi .tep' 70 have RiDw sY'a READY RRii wv .ddsi
% the mes ,csi store, OF everI regiment. VII save
tAe lives Of thoIsanda of eur troops."
DRINK 1T
II suhtrios ffoa, thirst, weakness, fstisue, b.
sysonfsl fPEhDY lELIEF, In a Tumble OF vster.
vii prove Of gTeater ssrvios thsa AlsohoL shhky'
NoeoUIToHs.
Oar troop vill ,ufsr great annsyasss frs@ II
Ms and shrBu OF mcsquitoos. hoeo Of Virginia
and the oottoO, riee, and sugar lands srs eIodins
pClscpS1. ~ tnfSt ry;s % snd cS.tLCs,e % ssr:.
applied T. the b ttpn part, Il VII Ia q ev mom.sno
stop the Lot tAntAiiEng itching. neutI the pei
Ss s, sFo , s;y % IL ~, s"RsS RSay bsii s os And
tha 1sl ritoes " III OF trouL 10 you.
4. r. h. msdi,s ars sold BY drusGiah and store
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GOOD FoR ootsg,urrym.
snsTIInkn cAxzs
wALDmes THROAT CONNECTIONS,
LADD. ARs DuIaHrxD WIFE
RAIDBGB THROAT CONNECTION.
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~Sti -ths' 80 dxh' 70 NJ psL" xsu VII nus
h'u 'sry ssstai and plsss.-s vAns ,rsy.u.r ar a,
tsndinS public r'essan. fOr sunias vO.r osu.h Or
snssins ys.r nina niyou ,u one p..sss. I am
s.fs In saying ths you win .v.s .nrv,ra, .o,.,
ssr 'ha- sdissnsibis xou win aaa hs~ q. N.
prsssl1. ana Dealers IN ksH..ss.
FRlu TWENTY-FIVE oKNTv.
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ssonssrfsI
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1.Ssss< s's.,. ~. rso,
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NERVOUS HuADauun,
ALL KINDS OF HsADAuKE
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Hs.naehs. 70 vtish ,,,, ,I., ar, % mia.
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For LateAry Non, studsua. Delicate fonaIs.. ana
Laxative, ,mPrOvins tho sspssts, giving tens .ut
nE0s 70 'A' Nt''N'' ''s-'' 'no restoring the ~
''s u.
. "" ~ amount o
n... ,..u 80
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vAFOR BATES.

VAFOR BATHS.
glHG on rHE Mobr PoWERTUI
RHNRnIAL AND roMc ASsNuEs
K.sv>, s-a so-.yerssv, with the srsss's. u ma
tuRx v r~,srs hs.lth 70 TIE si.,.ssa frs.As
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10, . wnLouoHBY srlErr.
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ass Ysrk viii tehfy 70 VI. virt-s. sf'ss sNLPHyR
GATH Ia thO fsiisvinx sansd dlso..sr
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RADwAY AGO,
No. 29 Joha d, n. Y


VACCINE VIRUS
We havs completed Arrane, ments with physicisz
II ont ndsd praetos 70 IurIi.h us Wiih ftelh vaccine
virus Z ON healthy L. fants, In be mGticsuy HAlef
glass tubea, o. Will tupp,y phvtcians aDd geots
In the army with either Vkcclne Altar scAbs, In
the tuoeS, for 81 cents eaehor i've tubes, ons
tanning vsoei"e matter ~ tho other scaSa, for 90
eents capable OF vaconatny al Ia, d ten Psrsons.
We will guArer toe tuJe OF vAociAs V bs ffSsk
and pm 9, nd ffom h Rthy inf 4nts
a, Addre.a BAD Way d Co, 70 Joha a. L.elodas
sAs amount In postage it.mp,, 80
nyfA tfsOO0 ~ John d, ny,
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uAKmMAfIVn aALvL.

III, E Ss SsS Z az AZ { g No Scss :s: :. S.sS "a .
1aicas, BiieG, Painful YleesH 0arbaAeloss o An.
h5 tssn%sa s.iss Ahstss1Al me As A.S. .ss 4 -.
nSas Pains q al dads. ItL purl epeolas; Il a.
izys ne p.in At enoe. y .timalssn9 ~ satiss saA
ass. im@sdisis rsli Il ha. eesa foI a. LA as-
Eys.n isioEs ths publ,e, And = rspq.atoe - q.
BE-: s p.,sfsi el.ss:s.. sas - sss .. A sss .
-: =: ~ - g; 81 s. 49,
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wosk aye
FirA D,yL ioa Of . French army In Runta kaA
Jq6sre los than any s.hsr 1iyislon, bcoaass Mar
hal DAvouat had mad, each solotsr carry lnt, bsnd
As o d pToviltns fer MAJ IL u 10 these neoss
Psries evny dlar win add tmali quantity Of that
kavaluAD rbmedy, had WAY RE- DY RELIEF,
be will not ozly derive actual bensft during thu
ssmp.itu- but will a.saps may houIs Of pain a.d
mderinH from haumA 10 affections la aftt life,
ihould b. vive the rribe contest IN vhieh ssf
II unl appllv ApRARths
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1HBHCHvEH.
TIRE eoLDIER's SAFE GUARp.
ANEW WEAPON or pEFEsR.
SAFETY AoANsr DRATEi


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.It gy.,y .elsie. b. s-,es vith kApwAYr
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s GOV Tala:i., Ia sss % Sr.rds, % z. s'f ana Ese.s
EouiS fsrio., II si.s rr.ved 81 sfea, ysre % n.
:ss:.:s r. X; 4 go! :. Is: SH:;
should IN. chsnos. Of var r.e.irs the ,pr,.cs.s .
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S..ss q ss ssg.Ssi, s s; I.
tst 1s ''stSq sspxS 'Os.T Pl.S,.9,S,
Md curative Of disoases inoid nts V tho southsrn
9tete. h no On periment but sn abso' uss fact
IN eaas OF Wounds Brulsas. SprainA. 0un-Jhs,
Il RsSy1S siyS2'iR RGfss w s
srye and II used " disiousiy, will prevent inhsn
nshln Jr,ifestisu, nad save The nseesssty u A.
vatatien.
ARMY NECRSSI TIES.
Ore OF ne NIT I'm oortsn military ressisiies vtieh
Ebe Uoycrnrnept ovsrieoEs. IL RkDWAY'J READY
6ELiKF rmt rm.dy z the s0LDIEE5 ssfn atI..
nnknfka a 4 nuddpn nttAckn OF pN9tll0ndAl 0ihoAnn
kver1 CsmN. Tort, ssd Bhip-Ni itSry aud Naval
Fshou-.h. old BE- sapplie4 with Ills psvefJ
ssspoa Of ssfsass.
HkAIL. FOX.
ne ,fI,t.ry suIletins sar oanos that Small res.
ksssles, and hAliSnArt Fevefs, have broken out n
sTS TS., ,} & .e Hp. MAO rsp .SS 81,
kosbs a. wa.hlns.on, Annapolis, forti, q honIe.,
are ling ire sick list 30 en- alsiTnibE extent
re Cove nnsal ~ ssslsotins 70 s.psay hs asai'
sal. -
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rRIoA oF rIP1. SI.Ss.
OINTMENT. 70 ora
a IAsssI sisosuns nAAs u FhysisiAnS. DruSEiGh
a WhsAssAls ana RslAn DsAAsn ssnarAlly.
TERMS nVvARIABLY CASE
AAArsn
nHnav n. r1acr.
amAnJ ASsss,
IA iss FULroH srBWr.
Ua4JA 80 Ysl
The sun., 1861-08-16

7 lQU0R sTOBE FOR SALE, WITH
lests and hK'uIes; piOs go; a coed tenant 10
meassn sns 6I 81 hsvs the "a, oteagi t'es secsn
bargain, ~ ths osnst u q euoH maa lssVirg isr
S,eae' ApPly In Ii, stoIo. los sseoot ave, os,asx
The sun., 1861-08-16

THOs PSONS Back 5rARLInB-- FtSh
= LlveIp. oil The STR oP 1HS y ssr. at rtsE
IaAssIe tom CT o Iivr o II o. Drs',s n heynA
B'nk q lru.an5; asp y al the eiica, 30 Pea -
The sun., 1861-08-16

7 lPU0R STORE FOR SALE-D)IHG A
1Asooo cash ba eis sud fitted no with III msdsIn
In pTSventn s. Apply for two dAIS at9lI s,,sAtA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01

WASH YouR PIGs.-Pigs are not dirty
when they have any encouragement to be
clean Ours are washed every week in
warm soap and water, and well scrubbed
behind the ears and everywhere TO their
great ease and comfort. \ highly eco
nomical remark of my man about this part
Of his work was, that he scrubbed his pigs
on washing days, because soap-suds did
just as well for manure after the pigs had
done with them, " and that said he,
makes the soap three times over" -Om
Farm Of Iico AcreS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01

Tuoua Bagfntxo.--li. II Stone, 81
Edcu. has liule pond ied by large
cold spring. Ia which he has ever 100 ine
brook iroai, some II which are very large.
TIL this year b has net succeeded IN ST.
curing lhe young progeny q his stock
they escaping through the barriers be lad
placed IN the slream hut this eason he
has succeeded Ia saving them. and has In
a series Of ponds below the first almost an
endless number Of these sprig'ily little
fellows We saw some % them Ia one
pond, and though but a few days old, they
are about an inch and half in length
-Hydsgark Neirsacalcr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01

Fo HoLD HARD HEADED Horse.
To the Editor Of the american Agri'cui-
tHrTa:--I wish, through the medium Of
your common-sense paper, TO describe a
simple method Of holding fiery, hard
bitted, or runaway horse. Pot the buckle
or snap Of the rein through the bit ring,
and fasten il TO some part Of the bride be-
tween the ears and the mouth ofthe horse.
The advantage of this easily and quickly
made arrangement is twofold lst, ii
draws the bit directly into the corners OF
the mouth, whatever be the position Of the
horses head I'd, the force exerted on the
bit in this manner by the same power at
the end Of the rein, though not quite doub-
led, is very much greater than when the
rein is attached simply to the bit BY
this means, have seen the most fretfuI
and ungoyernablc animal Immediately con-
verted into seryieeable plough horse.
while my eased limbs and shoulders gave
direct testimony in favor Of the diminished
labor Of managing the team. The ar
rangemeni is also convenient in driving
an Unmatched team, one horse being a
East, and the other moderate traveller
Arrange the reins as directed, for the fast
horse, leaving the other in the common
way. n. l.. BLAKEsLER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01

Lid n fHmphreg's Specific Homeopathic Rem.
eites.
Retail price Of single Box, ets1.
No. s.-For Fever. Congestion ana
inflammation, heat, pain, restlesacss, g5
For " 0lin Fever, Worm Collie.
NoraclQus appetite, wettug The bed, VI
Z. For I0liC, fecthng, crying, aud
wakeiulness, SLOW growth, and i.tbl,ness Il
infants, 9b
H.. FOr DiarrIlca, u children o. All.
uis. cholera iniantum, aud summer COIN
plant, ~
5.-Hor BysrntcIy. Or Bloody Fluy.
Collie, Gtipiugs, Bilious Collie, fald,spntery %
0.-F0r GhuICFss, cholera norbus. nau.
sea and vomiting, eshmalic breathing, -
For G0ns Ia, colds, hoasncs-, bron-
chitis, influenza and sore throat Is
y. For TOathachc, faee-aehc, ner-
rous pans, neuralgia, and tic dolofcux 70
o.-1'or Headache, siekhcaducbcs,
vertigo, rush Of blood "a The head, 70
l0.-For DyspepNta, weak, aeil, Or
derangcd stomach, constipation, liver CONS
plant, "
il.-FOr Suppressed Nfenses. o.
scanty, o. painiul On delaying, Green Sick.
ness, %
I2.-For Eeuc0lIi.cn or Whites, cr
bearing down, tco rroiuse mensos, -
I3.-FoR Cnorp, hoarse, croupy cough, dit
ioult aud oppressed breathing, %
"a FoB SALT RurcN ,ciustY eruptoi.s. ery-
sipeas, seald head, BARRIERS Itch, ~
s1.-f0R KnEuMA1tsN, pain, lumcnesg. or
soreness IL the chest, bnc,, sides az limbs, 70
TO- fon FEyrR ANp AGuE, intermittent
fever, ~
I2.-FoR pnEs, internal ana external.
blind, or bleeding, recent or obstinate, 80
ka.~-FoR OtInALMY, weak on lufaned Eyes
or Erysipeas, falling on weak sight, 80
k9.--ioR CATARpn, acute OF hronic, dry
or flowing, cold in the head, inGuenza, 30
2O.-FoR hnoorlsG CouGn, shortening aud
palliating il, o. spasmodic cough, 20
9I.-Fon ASTHMA, Oppressed, difficult, la
bored breathing, cough and eNpectoraticn, 60
22.--FoR Fan DISCHARGES, hoisc IN tie
head impaired hearing, eirachc, 80
23.-FoR ScnofuLA, Enlarged glands and
tonsls, swclngs aud old ulcers, 30
2A.--foR GENEBAL DEBILITY, physical or
nervous weakness, 80
25. Fen DRorsy, Fluid aeeumulations.
Tumid swcllings, with scauiy eecrctons, 90
2G.-FoR SEA-SlcKsess, prostfaton, lcrli-
60, nausea, vomiting, %
2S.-UnNARY DISEASES, Gravel Renal
Caleuli, difficult or painful uiinaton, 10
2s.-FoR SEMINAL EMISSIONS, and conse-
quent prostration and debility, 90
a9.--FoG SonE Mou1u on CASkfn. 30
CASE PmcE. The entire sci ease % e large
Walls, IN morocco, and book Of directions ~7 900
Case Of 90 large yials, in morocco, and book
ofdncetious, 500
Case o 20 large lals, plain case, and book
Of directions, 100
Case 81 10 boxes, (Nos ! 70 49, aud book
Of directions, 200
Case Of any six boxes, (Nos. to 49, and
book Of directions, 90
Single boxcs, with directions as shove, Is
cents, 80 cents, or -.
For sale at the
nREa GT0RE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01

SEX IN EGGs.-A correspondent of the
London Field, talking on this subject says
In all eggs, whether Of poultry or pigeons,
there is to be found an indentation, rescm-
bling the dimple in the chin often TO be
found in our own sex, in the round end of
the egg. This mark will always be found
directly on the top or to the one side Of the
round end Of the egg. II the breeder
wishes to select eggs for Matching cock
birds. let him pick those having the dim
pie Immediately on the top of the egg, and
if for hens let him choose eggs with the
dimple TO the one side.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01
Agricultural Hrssins.
49, % rATTrNlNa 49,.

Naisre eissriy intended fl.s hag Is e
= aeposigory a fas NJ sninal La bet
tes appetite, q = less dainty - Is choice
n food goel digestion waits uPss rs ~.
pessse, and bis love q ease fason ihe pro-
cess Yet, although he takes tlaos aa.u.
rally 10 faileaing. much may BE- done BY
MAG 70 hasten o. hinder The operation,
ard ths pfoa, Ia resring suine depends
very largely Dpon supplying favorable
ooadilioos Cor the desired accumulation.
The plan loo often followed. Of allowing
these animals 10 shifi for themselves uiost.
ly, and barely exisi uaiil tie lime comes
or putting them up 10 feed for killing, Is
not sisc most economical A pig treated
in shh way becomes stunned, wild. uneasy,
and yoracious II will require several
weeks Of heavy feeding to bring him up
70 the point where faileuing should com.
nencc, aud even then be cannot attain The
proportion which more liberal treatment
would have given. One Of the most sue.
cessfal pork raisers Ia the country said
| begin 10 falien my hogs from The time
they are old enough 70 squeal add keep
them 80 busy eating they have no time
for squealing Some persons have The
notion that inicrleres with his growth, and
the accumulation Of fat in pig. therefore
he should have a rather spare diet for the
FIRST six months, in order 10 attain large
size. But faiicning is only the storing
away Of the excess Of digesled food. The
wants Of the growing bones, muscles, etc,
are first supplied, any surplus is deposited
in the form Of fat; and there need be no
fear that the growth Of other parts will
suffer while fat Is accommodating.
The most common error in lattening
swine Is delaying il until late in the sea
son. The food taken into the system is
required not only to build up the tissues,
but TO furnish animal heat. In warm
weather but little fuel or food is needed
for this purpose, and fat aceumulates read
lily in winter almost the whole food cat.
en- viii be exhausted in keeping the ami
NAL warm. Hence the policy Of common
cling 10 fatten early. One bushel of corn
fed in September, viii give better returns
than two expended In the depth Of winter.
Il is advisable to keep over stock of old
corn to feed with until the harvest COM
mences, and supply can be taken from
the field
Every animal relishes a variety Of food,
and falicning swine viii turn with eager
ness from their accustomed feed of corn.
70 MUNICH pea vines, or green corn stalks.
Their appetites will be kept up by graft
flying this natural desire. Ground feed of
rye and oats, or oats and peas, to take the
place Of corn occasionally, will be benef-
cial and there should be liberal allow
ance Of green food, with all the dairy wash
that can be spared. Clear water is also
essential and should always be supplied to
the pen.
DO not allow the sites TO become filthy !;
swine are naturally clearly in their hab-
It's, and by furnishing them with plenty Of
litter, valuable addition will be made 10
the maurc heap. EXPERIENCE.
--Americaa Agricuhurist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01

How TO STop THE Flow OF BLooD.
-Housekeepeers, mechanics, and others,
in handling knives, tools and other sharp
instruments, very frequently receive Sc
we're cuts, from which the blood flows pro.
fusely, and oftentimcs endangcrs life il
self Blood may be made to cease to flow
as follows:
Take the fine dust of tea and bind it
close 10 the wound at all times accessi-
bic and easily obtained. After the blood
has ceased 10 flow, laudanum may be add
vantageously applied TO the wound. Due
regard TO these instructions would save
agitation Of mind and running for the sur
gcon, who would probably make no better
prescription if he was present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01

How TO MAKE Conn BREAD.-Al-
most every one is interested now in know
ing how to make corn bread most palata-
Die, since so much Of it will be used in
these Strengthened times. The following
is said TO be an excellent reeeipt:-Scald
at night half the quantity of meal you are
going to use, mix the other with cold wal
ter, have it in the consistency Of thick bat
ter add a little salt and sci it 10 rise il
will need no yeast. In the morning the
cakes will be light and crisp. Skimmings,
where milk has been boiled. is best for
frying them with. Fry slowly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01
List of Patent Medicines for sale
At THE
DRUG STORE.

nR II. ID. Aliens Tonic Btters, Lung Bal.
~ sam, Rheumatic and Nerve Remedy, Dyson
terry Syrup, Bilious Pills. DR.. Seth Arnold's
Sugar Coated Pills, Cough Killer, Balsam. Dr.
f. Wings Magic Ointment, Linimcnt, Cough
Balsam. DR.. Jaynes' Expectoraut, l.innent,
Alternative, Verniluge, Sanitiye Pills, Hair Tonic,
Carminnatve. llunncwel's Tolu Anodyne,
Universal Cough Remedy. Motifs Vegetable
Liver Pills DR.. llcrrick's Sugar Coated
Pills DR., Bakers Pills Ayre's Pills
Brandreth's Pills, Dr.. 4. Whites Eye Water;
Doctor Isaac Thompsons Eye Water DIR.
J. Pettit's American Eye Salye Stoaghton
Btters; Langeys Biters; n II. Downs Vege-
table Elixir; Weeks Magic Conn ound; DR.. VIII
coxs Pulmonary or Cough Basam; Browns
Bronchial Troches; Composition or Diaphoretic
Powder; Hot Drops or No 6; Godfrey's Cordial
Bateman's Drops; Mrs Winslow's Soothing Sy-
rup; Querus Cod Liver Oil DR.. VIM. llall's
Balsam for the Lungs; Scoyille's Blood md Liy-
er Syrup Panderson' Condition Powders; Ilar-
Wells Condition Powders; Humphrey Ointment;
Osborn Golden Ointment; llenry's Vermont
Liniment Peruvian Syrup Mexican Mustang
Eminent; Griffth's Plasters; Ierrick S Plasters;
Liquid Cutcle; Liquid 0podeldoc; Jonas Whit
combs Remedy for the Asthma British Oil ;
Sedltz Powders Parsons Vernin and Insect
Exterminator; Waurcgan Salt Rheum Remedy ;
Balm Of Zanthorea; Rexford's Mcdcated Ginger
Bread Nuts; Lobela Herb; J j. Griiiithis Com
pound Syrup Brar Root; Dr. Bakers Pain Pam
acea; Mountain Rose Fragrant siimulanti Cobb's
Family Salye; Oriental Tooth Paste, Shaker
Anodyne; Lyons Katharon, Prof. ljarry's Tri-
copherous Prof Motifs Hair Gnyigorator;
Spauding's Clues Green Mountain Cement; Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry; Kenndy's Discoy-
cry; Marshall's Catarrh Snuff; Professor Elmer's
Ointment; Doct N. @. Whites Pulmonary Elixir
Manchester, May 28, 1861.
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CuRE ron CoLc IN lloRsEs.--Pour
cold water on the back Of the animal for
fifteen or twenty minutes. Pour the wa
ter on from the withers TO the loins, so as
to run profusely over the sides and stom-
ach. 1t is asserted that this treatment
will give almost entire relief in one hour.
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To PRryrxr Inks EArrxe Eees

To PREVENT Inks EATING EGGs.--
4 writer in the Country Gentleman rec
ommends TO saw nail kegs in two, and
tack stout piece Of cloth on enc end Of
each, for hens nest. They are nailed
up IN the barn or hennery, and are readily
found and appropriated for the purpose
intended. The laying hen is hidden IN
them, 70 that her companions are not on
the lockout 10 deEour the egg as soon as
laid. Again, il Is difiieua for The hen 10
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TREE WAsH.--Orchards infested with
lichens and moss upon the trunks and lar
ger branches Of trees, should be clcansed
with a saturated solution Of caustic soda,
made by heating sal soda TO redness, and
then dissolying it in water in the proper
lion Of one pound of soda 10 one gallon Of
water. This is, as We have frequently
asserted, the best tree-wash known. I'M
like potash, it viii not iojure live portions
Of the tree, but decomposc all the fungi,
cocoons, oya Of insects, etc, and early
spring win find trees SO treated, ready to
avail Of Natures laws in the production Of
fruit, health, growth Of wood, etc. This
season Of the year, while the tree Is in its
normal condition, the saturated soda wash
may be used without the slightest inju-
~, and any portion Of the wash that may
be carried 10 the ground, viii aci as a FER
iilizer
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RATs.-To drive and keep away rat
from corn-cribs and granaIies, place gas
tar in them, and daub some in their holes,
and they will leave the premises al once.
The tar can be obtained at any place
where gas is manufactured for burning, at
about six cents a gallon, aud gallon viii
drive them from the premises.
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ssnl apon The keg and p.ek he egg and
ths moment she hops il, ibe egs rolls
againa Der feei. shere she eannoi vel
reach 4 wish htr bil ile psier she
a bottom % The ordinary bead with
straw laid 81.
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A Good thing that Eycrb body
should Have.
humphreys Specific IIOmcs-
pathic Il cmcd;es.

Lisi n Hlat4rey'. speclde Homeopathic Rem
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GEORGE G.. ARNOLD.
lupaTter &C.,
Braadies. Gins and Wines,

And Htclssaie Besiff u
Stalth, Irish ana fauthon hhsAeI, Cham.
pasnt, Cialu Cisan, az,
~ GOODS SOLD IL BOND. ct
No Saa RITER STREET TROY. NY
an erier. given ie ,Ae following parties vii
receive prampt aueniien
GATES II. BARNARD. q Trey. \. T.. who has
IA Interest IN The business
DE WITT c. SLIGHT. formerly aiih Van lieu.
sen & Charles, Albany
JOHN CoiI.ARn. d schaghticoke. n ! I
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June 18Th, 1861.

DATRIOTIC ENVELOPES and
a. BUTTONS. EQUINOX STORE.
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ELAGS FLAGSll FLAGSlll
Il For sale at the EQUINOX STORE.
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Prices of Piano casod.

The oidta EdebiisbmeHi "a ns 4. s., 49,.
Pioglag zoo Nm, aa2 Gatsajag 50 iaHruafui,
pm Heck
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DRUG STORE.

Orders for any grade Of Cigars will be filed
at short notice, aud warranted - give satisfaction.