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Purchasers generally save from 10 to 20 uer ent
by purchasing from dFst hauds-
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities we
can offer great Inducements pAEtieSin want Of Pa.
pers such are usually sold BY Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat Papers, Roolscap, Letter Note and
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French Papers. Colored Papers, Tissue. BinderSs
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uartes, Clsryuaen and PEcfsssiOnal man. BiIlheadI
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LsueorTAGa ar Hhites, OrariGn TifnOr, UleTsa.
ITEesrrffaa Email ylis,assf

DIR. J.D. s. Charming, Of New York City, writes:
Il most cheerfully comply with the request OF Your
agent in saying ] have found your sarEHpa14ila y
most excellent alternative in the coma
for which employ such remedy, but especially
in Finale Dis0uses of the ScnVfulOus datliesis.
have cured many inveteTAte of LeucUTrlJrR hy
it. aud rome where the complaint caused ly III
eeTdtiOH OF the uterus. The liberation itself Wa
Honn cured. Nothing within my knowledge equals
it for these female arrangements"
Edward =. Marrow, of NCwbuTy. Ala, writes: "a
dangerous orGTidR fIfDOT Of the feIIRles in
my family. which hal dcfed all the remedies we
could employ. has at length been completely cured
by your Extract Of Sar,RpRrilla. Our physician
thought nothing but eXtirpatOn could afford relief,
but he advired the trial Of your sarsapArla thr
last resort before cutting, and Il proved cifectunl
Amer taking Your remedy eight weeks no symptom
Of the disease remHins.D Eli. it
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ALFRED d. TALLEY.

81. AHtholsy's Fire Rose ar EyysipeIdJ 7s!ts1. aud
!San RheaD,, .Ssnld Head, RiHsS0Orn, .Sors Eyes.
DToE5y.
DIR. Robert NJ PrcbIe writes from Salem, " Y, 18th
Sept. 1859 that lIs has cured iIvetente case Of
Drgp$y, which threatened to terminate fatally. Jy
the PerssveriIg u,e OF our sRrEapaTi!la and also
dangerous attack Of Malignant ErysipeidE 10y large
dses NJ the same: says he cures the common ETR.
tio1E n cpf,sfantlv
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The IHreT.ors "a ins a. acknowledged and protected
6s ne GorerRaests n Casdstq, uts JIfited States,
and Cysaf BTitaia: to an IrA0m Il nsry concern.
YTYHAT CLAIM AS ny INVENTION Is, THE
w eontriVanee Of keeping accounts current, OF
whatever kind, description or variety, in printed
ORR, by keeping the starenents OF the several &C.
the type being aErsnsed In form as 10 admit o.
icing readily 4hd quickly readj listed In any partIeu-
Lar paTt, where an account may have undsrgOns
change by the lapse Of time OF the current Of bust
mesa transactions; that, when readlnsted in all
such parts mp to any given date. an Impression then
taken ruIn the type shall exhibit, in printed f0r,
the OF all the accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances or eohelusion IN ae-
cUrdance with the end ends contemplated in keep
ing the record, Tsndsring 1t, Ia commercial business
balance stI-Ft Of the most compact and perfect
character, tiis details OF management being suhstan
TALLY reCisl in specifications wherein il Is shown,
that the n or facts ne recorded may be repre-
rented by figures symbols dates, numbers, used
either separately or in combination, By whatever
else will Indicate the 6iet facts a. desired: and
fnrthermoFe, based this primary invention, Also
claim tho -tlsTIes or oOntdTaucs q rendering or
Transmitting accounts In partRl full statements
when the statement statements 50 thus,
or substantially thus, kept 10 type, by the contTt
Vances Of my invention be the Medium Of transmits
sion what IL may; butthe particular mode OF rem
derinz accounts by the use 81 the Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Movement, Rel ami Gutter
stamp claim in the bToadrst aud fullest senses and
also the mAchiun ITSELF embracing alIits foTuls and
modes, o. operating as indicated in describing IL.
either simple hand Instrument, or as propelled
by machinery. nd IN connection with these specf
DC claims, AID based upon them, also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the same
those herein claimed intended to be claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged aud protected
above, this invention has already spread itself
over Canada eighteen States Of the American Union,
and into Great Britain, and Is used in than
three hundred SswspRper Odices. Its immense value
20 banking aud similar Institutions will be shown in
a circular which Will make its appearance soon
Meanwhile applications for Information, Deeds of
Right or eDLsp tteh hAehinel' Will receive due at
tsntion, when addressed either to
Rev. Robert, Dick, I et so;, n r " or or
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IA RARE CHANCE.

TN PLEAsANrs COUNTY. VA, TWO MILES RE-
L Low 81 81 Irysr tho subscriber, Francis W cd
offers for sale tract OF land, supposed to contain
my acres, more or less, lying the mouth OF
Wrench Creek The land lays we'll to make a conVe-
nisnt SMALL farm. all cleared and fenced and in u
EaOd state Of cultivation and y sOWed I'm tim
othy all rieh and the oil running out OF the ground
aud Ia the creek near by. Any person wishing to
purchase such piece Of land would do we'll to SEQ
it He may md the subscriber at his residence
At Newport, Ohio, on his farm at French Cree k,
fissants county Va, two miles below 81. Marys-
FRANCIS WOOD.
january %, 1851. febl-4td
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John d AntneEI L0hdoHt ENGLAND.
WTo HLES,r who In the Montreal Gtr<ette OF LIST
February, 1880, PrOnOunees the "idea7 OF keeping
accounts current "in type" n ''grOss absuriity."
thanks hereby rendered. and the given
that this gross absuriity Il all that Mr.. Dick has
patented in the domain OF keeping accounts His
claims hinder operation therein into which this
gross absurdity is mot practically struggled in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially neither di-
more; the absolute monopoly OF this absurdity aud
nothing elss Is all he asks his claims, nationally
read, aitest.-Ea -.-rE septT
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Imported and bottled by himself warranted pure
and the best quality. with his certificates on the bot
tie, and his seal on the cork
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W.P. SNTTHs Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ CoLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. uoT2s q
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What shan NO DRINK.

UDoLPHo WOLVES PURE CoGNIAC
BRANDY.
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I5TollelootIt GoIFTe or NiTelIed Mex
Zebulon SIoan of Prospect, Texas, writes: "Tliree
Ia hideOus swelling the neck, which lad suf-
feTel frun nNnr two Nenrs.,'
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a. =; bEDILLI0Ni Agent for-WheeIine M, Tje;,,ts
a. ~, EnrHytngs and An Journal can Be sssTl an
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Baltimore & ohio Rail Road
WINTER SCHEDULE,

d s@ss!!:.
, 1861-02-28
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons,

The Piano to hand, snd IN first rate order. Il Z
beautiful nstTdn,ent.-LEE& 4 WALEER, PbiladslphiaI
John hewlt, Of caItaEe, New Yak, Who has hsd
one o. the Horao Waters Pianos. writes plloWsssA
friend h mine wishes ms 10 pnTrhase piano iur her.
She hReH the one you cold me In December, Ishe. NJ
ps,no hesonnE %pnlar 10 this pleee snd think
.r hin saS Se .So %0Fthsy will 6s more pope
We have two o. waien' Pianos IN use In orr seminary
-one o. which has been seven D tested F three Jea
and we can tes 70 their good quality and duIa6illiy
WOOD 0EIGOEY, MOhnt Carroll IN. M ~ -Fk
u. WARNS, Eq-DeaI Sir: Having used one Of youf
pano1ltts fF two yeaTa pust have found vgTy -
lefi'a thstTumeht -ALOs 10 GRAY, PFinepal Btookbn
Heights Seminary.
, Rsv. NJ Haynes writes as Preston BsIlsv,
N. " July 2slh, 1855 Nh. wafEKs- Deaf Eif; 1 re-
c.IS'd the heodenn. saie and In gOOd order; am well
pleased with the external appearance and the tone aO.
hope shall have occasion TO Oldsr one or tuo more
Tloea. N. T.. July 2sth 1858. HOnAcs warns, E.a.
-sir; The Aeode0n you SeBt me Wps duly Iecslvta d
g0nd order. am now fully pFepoFed 10 ray that lb0
~ = hteh sAtariory and beg Jon wiSeesps
ny anhs Inr The very hbeFal terms on Wheh lOn fur
nshed IT, and for the very hons rabe manner il which
ynu have fulfilled, end more than lnlhlled al that yoa
promised Very respectfully yours, &C.. j. l. enTn.
The Piano received fOm you continues 10 give satlS-
action regard t as one Of the bet Instruments n The
Place.-JAMGS L. CLAREE, Charleston, va. 80
The Meodeon has sakly arrived. feel obliged toyeo
f your IotFal dscount- will do a can fnr you IN thelp
purts Rev J. NJ hctoRMcK. YaTquesVille, 8. O. =
condition, and IL very much admlrsd BY my numeFouI
family. AeceP, my thanks for your pFomptnem --HOIs
KRT C0OPkE, WarnDham, Bradford Co, Pa. -
Your Pane pleasee us we'll Il Il the best one in our
enuIfy-1noNAs 4. Latham, Compilation, 0a,
very much obliged % you lsF having Ssnt sod
hne nstIun eGt for t2i0, and We sha take pains 70
recommend tt=BRAEK, HRLD 4 Co.. Buhhlo DemSeFaL
The Horace Waters Pianos are known e ,among ths
veiy bes We are enabled 10 speak Of these nStTumenS
win confidence nom Of their excs.
lent tone and durable quality New YoIk EvanaeSI,
We can speak Of The merits q The Horace Waisn
Pianos nom personal knowledge, a. being q tha Iet
tes. quality Christian IntellieenceT. - h lo
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater exeeloncD
10 any department than the Horace Waters Fianci.-
ChuFeEman. 1Tl4
Wsters' Pianos and MslOdeons challenge oompaIiIua
Tth ne nneht made anywhere in The ecnnily.-HqHo
Horace Waters PianotTirs are Of full rich, and even
tone and powerful. New York Nusical Review. r'2
Our friends will 6nd at NJ. Waen store he very bes
assortment Of Music and Of Pianoa % Be- found th
United States, and we urge our fouiheTn and western
friends 70 give them call whenever they 20 70 Nsa
York.-GrahAms haeaElne. - . Ifs
Warerooms No. Sss broadway, New YoEIE.s
, 1861-02-28
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

EOwLER AND WELLS. NEW YORK, Prn.
l. lish the following Popular and Scientific
Serials. whI,h eff excellent opportunity for bring
ing before the public all subjects Of general interest
"LIne illustrated"
fir, class Weekly Pictorial newspaper devoted 10
News, Literature, Science and the Ats; N Entertain
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original Essays historical biographical and descriptive
SketehtH of travel and adventure, pnet " pai,ting
music, sculpture, etc; articles science agiiruturp
horticulture physiology education and every tonic which
Ia 0f importance or interest all combining tn render n
one ot the hest Fam ly Newspapers In the world Pu-
llshed weekly, at two dollars year, In advance.
"The Water~cure journal and Herald of
Refornls."
Devoted tn hydrnPathy Is philnsnnhv and pract,ee.
Tn phySolngy and ansOrnv. with Illustrative ENGRAVING
To dietet'cs EXERCISE ciOihng occupations amnsp
and those laws whh govern life and health Published
monthly, In convenient form for binding at one dollar
a.year, In advance. 0''-'
"The American chronological JouphaI.n
Repository of science literature and general Irtel
lgenre. devnted TO phrenOlO9v, sdncation magnetism
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elevate and improve mankind Illustrated WITH numsr-
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For Three Dollars copy Of each Of the abovenamed
Journals will be setit one year.
, 1861-02-28
AgheqHqts.
california Agrieulture.

go -
I" California Agriculture.
1he Portland Daily Advertiser gathers the
following facts from the report Of the Board
Of Managers Of the California Agricultural
sOclaiE, convened in Sacramento Jan. SOth,
1861 ~ F
The annual meeting Of the State Agricul.
tural Society Of California was held at Sacra.
insuto on tie SOth ult From the report of
IL Board Of Managers, We gather some inter.
ostinR information in reference to agricultural
Interests In that State. Alter the usual state.
mants, showing the financial condition Of the
society, which, Il is to be regretted, is not 81
satisfactory a. would be desirable, the repOr,
proceeds 70 consider the variety of pursuits
which 60 to make up the aggregate interests
Of agriculture.
gratifying 6et b prove the scientific and sys.
teiialic culture or the soil, and that farming
islpnfsusd Wiih more proper regard to the
objects sought 70 be realised-gOod struc-
tares, good fencing, the eprotection and COM
toft 0f stock, contributing vastly to this end.
liUnief he head Of "Stock," some judi.
olous remarks are made calculated to show
the increased attention and care manifested
in that State for this important branch Of
agricultural industry. Quite recently $4,000
have been paid for q single bull. and in
another case $4,000 for half interest in a
slalliOn. Facts like these 90 to prove the
Interest taken and the progress made in the
introduction and multiplication Of choice
stock. We rather think, however, that our
California friends are little too extravagant
when they indulge In language like this
sThis enterprise and this enthusiasm has
aIroady placed our horned cattle far in ad
vance Of any 70 be found on the continent Of
G0rope, and scarcely second 70 the best in
thb British lslands, &C." In reference to
sheep, The report suggests, III the genial
cline and he succulent grasses Of the hill.
sides In France and Spain have changed the
long-legged, semi-nude, coarso-wooled, or
iginal Inhabitants of the Mediterranean Isl
ands into the compact and woody Merinos
which are sirnamsd BY the countries where
they have been reared, why may not the
equally rich vegetation and far more genial
climate Of onr foothills make advances upon
the best existing varieties, and produce new
ones far superior TO any now known" This
viii BE- he result ii time, no doubt, both in
Oregon and California, and il is TO this end
tint such associated enterprises as AgriuuI.
tnral Societies are established.
Il l. set forth that four millions eight hun.
dr1d and seventy-ii thousand two hundred
Sild dirty -lhree bushels Of wheat have been
groNn n single year, with but moioty Of
Iau1 :. ~ * 10 e,ro,rfh In ,,,,lt;vatiou
, 1861-02-28
The Action Of Ii, Heart. prursr.

This last named di,ease b commonly preceded By II
regular action Of the heart, and difficult rpsprai
which symptoms are ulways and ever 60 from bad
10 worse, unlcss proper resHted 20 In HOo-
ways unrvaed Oi1tment and Pills the drOpsical patient
sll ever nd succour The present rlif derived from
che ue 81 these remedies y marvSllOusy quick and pre-
ment, invariably results in They act with such
energy the circulation ald Absorbent syem that the
drOpeca fluid vanshes, and the sufferer finds ali the op.
fnrna r.. =
, 1861-02-28
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1853,

IN. r. n. o'BRmS, LATE RESIDENT PHYr
~ soian and Surgeon u ths County Hospital, -
Fnnebca end q The hospital af TIE allsm Il Mafdt
pr O'BRlEN b all0 prepared % rocrlvs nriVaso ~
uen1a He nallan himaSf. Ten, 9Th lie hoIe thal q
experience o sixteen yeaFn N The platlcs q hl pl
anamu1ee Of dlpluma - thal e1eol ull utlaln o. ~
toe coHidsnce q The Ctilonl % Puaao1an1
R.M o'mHEN, ND,
y hs s.iJ a,knCussgsd. I7a
, 1861-02-28

''N'N
Pksroand IIoluEs.-Few Of the writers
Who have dIscoursed upon the management
81 |korsis have said anything about the sum
r.tf ora1int o. these dnimals. Yet there
q. cone points connected with IL well WoF-
az al oois|dtfaiion. Youatt says: u
aTho spring grass Is the best physic that
q b. riicn % . horse. To . degree which
10 nriiEclI lpeFicus or diurelic can reach, il
oullica 81 every humor that may Be lurk.
inr a10uI lhe nnimai. e fines down the
ronIdic1s of Tie legs, and except there be
some bonT ohIar9ement, restores them 70
fheir original form and strength. There Is
nolE'ha So i6fr6ahing 70 their feet as the
damp GOODNESS Of The grass into which they
nr, turned, and nothing 80 calcnlated to re-
move every enlargement of spraln, as the
aual|s ttsfcIso he animal voluntarily takes
While 1ls Ilis are exp1ssd % the process of
eunpo1aIi1a that L taking place from the
horbaaoon which he treads. The experience
of aaSs has shown that Is the most skillful
ph1sIc Of pctefinaries. Il i the ren0yaiiilg
pfooe1lo of nature When The artof man fails."
8kraon BnErDlro.-It is now we'll
known f1oI. aays An English correspondent
on n'1cfculfure, that aalmDn all theirstages
a. rrcHlh return 70 the rivers where they
wslt spawned. They 20 down IN their first
nI.I1. smells and return from the sea grilses.
T6 ; Ne mout uondsrfhl stage in their
cxi1Ic1oa Or uhrh they leave the rivers for
lh1 GIEI tina they are lfollcsome, fh0ughlloss
little time. dom fbnF 70 SIX inches long;
nn1 rnt ollar an ansenca oi q couple sd
49,. ..a...-.. -. 49, t1.-as...1 49, a.
, 1861-02-28
Bad Ltgs, Bad lrcasls, ScrufnlOus Sorrs nni


In snch cases the Ointment operates surely and with
the parts II eted after they have been iormenel with
ukewarm water The puriiSiug and cOrAt We powers Of
this TVeOus unpnent have failed. Auy uld s0e
sund Or ulcer aSays yield, % is influence aud In cases
q bad breasts or milk ieve, its aetion Is wonderful
GandulaT swtlliIgs may soon be reduced by following
, 1861-02-28
eernl-nonthlY Expreas

NYOTtc2-sOLDIERs TEANErERs. sAILoRa Cos their
N ulaaus % orphan chdrsu sho served n any
bsaes ether N California elsewhere. prior March "a
te3 r ehndrea uhs undeF q years q hat date.
nlsrs 80 eee1 ~ u Caarnla n the Mexican
leo11 n ne han1s ef eh~r algnaa. have ben sneeeay
aolna@1 ~ Aefats acting far hheraiy paid Land
n LLOYD 4 co.
Atl4nFyl ~ Ollml. pgaslons. Dsunly Lad, ae.
lI1rIlnest - alI q lhl urafs q Dspartmsnia.
Wa1hagsa c1I, nss s9,Ils9 A'S
, 1861-02-28
COut and Rheumatixn.

May be cured with the greatest cer-inty 10 lge On IN
titles Of the Ointment he we'll worked int0 the c0mplA
ug parts, and this perseVeringy done for some time
II Is no use u smear Il the skin rnly h be gUt
two three times during thr "a hours eschew the nss
of ne. and all stimulaHtA When thess cm aints are
having the stem. the virulence Of the complaint e
quently seems to increase.
, 1861-02-28
Diptheria. Ulcerated Sore Throat and Qulnsey,
Thr kldntYs. Stonr nnd GraHrl.

In these camplaints, the Ointment alSo acts like q
cha M providing 1t Is very n CIHally rubbed over thI
rrgions of the kidneys which viii penetrate aud CIV
almost immediate relief while the IL should be takeI
aecdng TO the printed dirpctOns, when the most ex
IraOrdinary cures may be aiiSsted by this means.
, 1861-02-28
SECOND HAND PIANOS
AtGreat bargains awa sin sto; prices Om $50 70 ti1o.
MU SIC

One OF the largest and best catalogue Of MuaIe nsu
The United States Tor sale NJ III essIsl RIsht ha,,n
celebrated Guitar u, all kh dc Of Mnsicul InstTumsns
and mnHe M rehaL 0se at The OWrs pFiea Muse ppnt
whenever mdt'tf. H~i laid Catalogues sent ly malt
clergymen. -l =
, 1861-02-28
Conclusive Evidence Of their Unqualified Superiority


Among the undpubte advantages Of these machines
are-lst Elegance AMI simplicity Of construction and
consequent Freedom from deringement and need Of
p,lrs. ID. Durabllty Sd UhPx imped ease and rapid
ty II operation. II Comparatively nOiseess move
ment. 5th B'aut, Of stitch and frnnrss Of seam Gib
Economy Of Thread. 7h. Applicability to a variety OF
purp ses and materials
'rhev applicable IN every variety Of Sewing ET
Family wear, frGm the lightest musns to the heaviest
cloths. It Work' equally we'll upon silk, linen, WOODEN
AID cotton god seamnR, quilting, henmng. gather
'hg aud Telling, performing every species Of sewing
"xctpt making button holes, stitching on buttons aud
the like Various appliances ars furnished for regulating
The width Of hens. TIE henIner is appendaRe bV
which the edge Of the fabric, as II passes through Is
turned down aud Handsomely siitrhed. Thousands OF
these machines used by families instressea dress
makers, taOrs InuacureIs q skrts coaks antilles,
cntbinG hats caps corsets, ladies' CATERS. umbrella
parasOS slk aud linen gOnds, with complete success
sonetnes from une TO two bundled are used 10 single
m nnfa tory"
Read what the Scientific American saws =" We are
having great many inquire for Sewing Machines from
Varnns parts Ut the country and cannot convent
emily reply to them all by mail we have thought Il
pnpeT O. state opinion IN regard 10 them in this
Unblic manner. We have used Wilson's patent. mann
hrtpred by the Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany, No sos Broadway, and say, in regard to
nut Of order and, In point Of effectiveness and nish
n other machine stands ahead Of II. We state this
much In regard 10 the excellent machine upon our own
responsibility.
An ample supply of these first premium machines will
he received by every steamer from New York BY H. c.
Hayden, Agent In San Fr .ncisco.
CHARLES PROSCH,
Puget Sound Herald Office,
Agent in SteilacoOm.
, 1861-02-28
$5 for the Two Volumes!

When sent by mail Ipost paidl to California Oregon
and Washington, the price will be sT To every other
part ~ the Union AID To Canada, t,rRt pacl &c
SS- ibis Is NOT the old Bob Of the Farm"
Remittanees for any Of the above publications should
always be addressed, post paid. to the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1861-02-28
IndlSrretlOn Of Youth.

Sores, ulcers, and SwelinRs, eau with certainty b
cured. II this Ointment be thoroughly bLed all aTonnt
the complaining parts twice thrice q day. keepin1
them eovered with linen rag spreld with the same.
The Pills must be taken according the printed d.
rectOLs. The blood being In impure state, perse
verance Is necessary FI0m humane motives letters Of
advice will be answered gTatuit0nsy To ave carriage
the Pills and Ointment sh0ild he obtained 10 the neigh
hoIhood Of ihs susTer, and not from HooWays E,tab
lishment.
, 1861-02-28
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
10 Scientific and PrnrliEnl Arrirnltnrr.

10 NlehlliH ana Practical Agriculture,
By HENRY STEPHENS, p r s., uf Edlnbur. b, and TIE
late Y. Merton, Professor II Scientific Agriculture
IN Yale College, New Haven. 2 vols. Ryal Octayu.
lGOO pages, and numerous EngiHvlugs.
This Is ooniessedly the most complete work on Agn-
culture ever pu lished and In order To give II a wild,
circulation the publishers have resolved TO reduce the
price to
, 1861-02-28

Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in The
JoLlOving cases:
bad Legs tChego-foot lPisiulas lSore throats
Bad breastsl Chlbains i0out SKIN diseases
Burns ChaPped hands Glandularsweningslsc lscuryy
Bgnions COrhi (soil) LambagO sore.heads
Bite Of Mos lOancers Piles lTumors
qultos and Contracted and Rheuuiatism lClcers
sand ftesl stln Joints Iscads Wounds
Coco-bay inephAntlass lSOre Nipples Yaws
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway 2II
strand tnear Temple Bw) IOndou also by al respec
tate DrugRss and Dealers 10 Med ines throughout the
eViliz world. atthe following prices s-ls Ia, 24 3D.
Il. Cd. lls., 22s.. and S3. each Pot.
Theie is considerable saving by taking the larger
slz-s. -
B-DIeciions for The guidance Of patients in every
Disorder are Affixed N each not
cUKrIS a MOORE. Dasgisls,
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