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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

The will of Elias Boudinof, Of New Jer-
sey, made number of years ago, but just
sent to the Office of the Recorder of Deeds,
in Philadelphia, contains the following
curious item: 81 give to the President and
Managers of the New Jersey Bible Society
5000, to be laid out in the purchase Of
spectacles, to be given by them to poor old
people, it being in vain to give . bible to
those who cannot find the means Of reading
~ - 4
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

A babe, not old enough to speak or walk
was creeping on the floor. BY and by 4
bright ray of suushine fell upon the carpet
Baby saw it, and crept toward the dazzling
object. She looked at it, aud crept all
around it, with the greatest interest in her
sweet face, and then putting dowL her little
lips she kissed it. Now was not that beau
tiful? The bright little sunbeam lighted
up Joy in her baby-heart, and she expressed
that Joy with sweet kiss.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

HoMRLY MEN. i'm the eastern part OF
Ohio there resides man named Browns
now justice Of the peace, and very sen
sibls man, but, by common consent: the
neIiest individual in the West, being long,
quaint, sallow and awry, with a gait like z
kangaroo. One day ne wasi hunting, and
an one of the m aountain roads he met man
on foot alone, who was longer. gnsntef, by
ali odds, than himself. He could give the
squire fifty and then beat him. Without
saving a word. Brown raised his gun and
deliberately leveled it at the stranger. For
Gods sake, don't shootl shouted tho man
in alarm. Stranger. replied Brown, swore'
ten years ago that if ever met man ug-
lier than was, Pd shoot him, and you are
the FIRST one I've seen. The stranger, after
taking careful survey Of his rival, remark
ed. Well. captain. if look any worSe than.
you do, shoot; don't want to tive any
longer.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

Prestice says there has been great many
astute specniations respecting the hole thro'
which ohm Morgan escaped from the Peni-
teptisry at Columbus. The message OF Gov.
Tod puts an end to the Vexed question:
His excellency announces that John Morgan
escaped; through a M sunderstonding. This
is official. We of course give it up.
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WnAT Is Go1Na.oN Ar PoRr RoYAI@-Er.

WEAT Is Go1NGzoN AT PoRr RoYAL-Ex.
TRAoRDINARY ,DEvELoPMENTs - FEbERAL
MAGDALEN The Administration, in his
humane efforts to elevate the chara cter of
the Africans and equalize them with white
people. two years ago, benevolently sent OUT
from Massachusetts,, to Port ROYAL, South.
Carolipa; .,nH .; at the expense of the whole peo-
PIE OF the United States. a few hundred
splnsters to educate, civilize and refine the
contra bands at that place. The New Harm.
shire Patriot of the 4th of October, gives
the result of this very benevolent experi-
ment of Mr.. Lincoln in the following para.
graph:
Private advices from Port Reyal saw that
many of the female Abolitronists who went
to Port Royal to teach the little niggers how
to read and pray, have been obliged, within
a few months. to abandon their black charges
and open nurseries on their own private ac-
count. An officer informed US recently that
no less than sixty-four white spiusters had
contributed to the population In and about
Fort Royal harbor. The climate seems to
favor population even more than the pro-
ducti on of Sea Island cotton by paid negro
labor .s-
The inform atioh furnished US by the Off
Ger concerning tho sixty-four little mulat-
toes, has been confirmed by the testimony
Of the Rev. Liberty Billings, Lieutenant
Colonel of the First South Carolina Regi-
ment. who is here in consequence Of i'll
health. He says it is a sad truth.
Here, Republicans, is sweet little NOR.
sci Tor your particular msstication. President
Lincoln has used the money of the people
to prostitute these Yankee women with buck
niggers, and we may now. expect him to
provide grand Magdalen Asylum for them
and theirswoolly paramours., Oh! the mo-
rality of this Republican Administration
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

The Rev. Mr.. Shine. Chaplain OF the
House of Representative 10 the Io"a Hes's7
lature, on the opening OF the recent sess.ou'
grov;no State of Iowa. her Senators aod Re :
,1resentstives, the Governor and State
officers. Give sound currency. pure water,
aud undefllsd religion-for Ghrist's sake
Amentp --..s...
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

"Tommy, what does b-ern-o-h spell
'Dop't know, ma'am." What, you little
numbskull, what are you sitting onT'-
Tommy docking Bhsepisf0 I'll don't Ike
70 telll, IL -. i. ~ ----.- q - -
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The portrait OF the woman that kept a
secret is in the British Museum. 1t is said
not to resemble any woman now living. -
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

There is no devil like an epemy n pow
er, no damnation like being poor, no hsl
like an empty purse.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

A great numb Der Of sm mall favors will en-
gage some people more to you than oil
great one; and while they hope Tor more and
more, they will be willing to go on 10 serve
you. .'e-- q -'- = 81. .....---,s
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

Nature, when she makes beautiful head
is often so absorbed with admiration of her
own work that she forgets the brains.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

The Richmond Wbig,in referring to Gen.
Butler, ssys:-'The cross-eyed Yankee has
in him ths cunning of the Evil one-'
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

A woman likes beads around her neck; a
a man generally prefers them upon the bTim
of bis goblet eLiI ~ 1vxC. sET5S
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Fathers and brothers thinning away; .--
Bread growing scarcer every day;
Famine to pinch and sw ord to slay-- '--
'Tjs woeful situation. "s.
--..EE-Ct n II. .tH j
usevcn as Nero, in days of old, --
Unmoyed, heard Roman fire bells tolled,
And saw the 'ma' hines" that ratified and rolled
To the scene ofthe great disaster;
The while he rosined his fiddle-bow,
And played some classic 80 Bob Ridley, ohI'
So we make merry while all things go
To the dickens, faster and fasterl
III.
Parties, sociables, visits and calls,
Operas, hops, and Russian balls,
Mid broken pillars and tottering walls,
Enough to bewilder body;
Silver and gold, and gems of the mine,
Satin to rustic and silk to shine,
Feather and fuss, and frippeTy fine
The parAphernalia of ShoddyI
". EH -..s
Carriages fash through the crowded street,
Flunkeys in livery stiff on each seat,
Buttoned and capped from head to feet
Most solemn, majestical funkeys;
And "tiTers' to let down the steps with bow,
Learned only tigers, and heaven knows how,
Dressed up in fashion. must allow,
Like that Of the organ monkeys.
The ladies who walk when the weather is fair,
Show marvellous tastes with marvellous air;
No.hing can be too sr riended to wear,
Too gaudy, too fine, or too funny;
For credit is good, if prices are high, H. G
And government nod or wink of the eye
Can pie up ''Greenbaeks' clear to the sky
"Greenback' being shcddy for Money.
.. VI.
So yellows and blues ard scarlets gay
Go sweeping the pavemcnts every day,
Making a rainbow of poor Broadway,
With glare that is really stunning;
And oven the churches, where fashion goes,
Arc a mss of fOllies and furbelows,
Filtration and foolery under the rose tr
Past even the Serpent's cunning.
VII.
While Shoddy over its turtle gloats,
Our soldiers shiver in rotten coats, f. m
And our tars go down in their leaky boats,
The victims o. contract building;
And Poverty starves in its wrctehed slums,
Or freezes o-death when The North wind comes
While Shoddy is picking the sweetest Plums
From its bed Of gingerbread gliding. r
-..r- VIII.
But what cares Shoddy for al these thingsi
Shoddy, the richest of paper kings;
Shoddy, who dances, fddles and sings
On the crater of wild infationl
What docs he care7 Not sou marqueej
He fattsns and battens in luxury,
As if his reign were thing to be ~
OF eternal perpetuaticn. -
-...f- l TX.
Bat Damocles' sword hangs oveIheadi -
Justice may sleep, but she is not dead,
vengeance is miner the Lord hath said,
And soon, ut the end of the story,
Fruitiest wine shall be bitterest gall,
SIX and satin make shroud and pail,
Truth shall arise and Shoddy shall fall,
-- To the rtions lastiug gloryl- = b .
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Without the rich heart, wealth is but an
ugly bcggar. ..s .-f -a,.s-.z ~ .5t. q
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If you would find great m any faults, be
on the lookout. If you would find them in
still greater abundance, be on the look-in.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

An Ir:shma ans rePartee is generally like
himself-pat. Z -.r. g.. .-..-s...s (
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

A cross old man says women take almost
as much time IN making up their mlno -
they do to make up their bodies.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

GTA fancy dress ball took place on the
ice of Central Park ID New York last wesk.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11
MAYsvILLE. FEBRUARY II. 1854.
~ eEs tt From the Ronnd Table.
H SHODDY.

Terrible times ossorrow and need; EHGar
Times to make hearts Of adamant bleed; Ell
Times that seem to have been decreed am
To chasten our wayward nation.
Fathers and brothers thinning away;
Bread growing scarcer every day; '
Famine to pinch and word to slay-- .--
TTis woeful situation. ''f
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

Bat Damocles' sword hangs overhead;
Justice may sleep, but she is not dead,
vengeance is miner the Lord hath said,
And soon, ut the end of the story,
Fruitiest wine shall be bitterest gall, -.'.
SILK and satin make shroud and pail,
Truth shall arise and Shoddy shall fall,
r- To the uions lasting glory!-.- = p
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-07
NOTICE..

The parties heretofore constituting the
late tirm Of Mccullough & Co., have with
others taken out a charter for manufacturing
purposes, under the general laws Of the
Stale of Maryland.
The business OF manufacturing Galvanized
and other Sheet Iron will hereafter be con
'tucted i'll the name of Mccullough Iron
Company Of Cecil county.
DELAPLAlNE MCDANIEL, President
JETllRO j. MCCULLOUGH, Vice Prest.
VIM. X. McCLEES, Treasurer.
WlCkllAM Il. SPEAR, Secretary.
Jan |, 1851 jan Ii, iS61-tf
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FDUTX's MIXTURE.

TIE rs safe and reliable remedy for the cure
l. Of rheumatism, Painful Nervous Atfec.
tois. Sprhins, burns, Sweilinss, and all
HEST diseases requiring an external application
on Man.
On Horses il will never fail to cure the
List PolI-Evl. Fs,ula, old running Sores or
nEST e"ecny, ii properly applied. For Sprain,,
Scratches. Bruises. Cracked iloofs, Chaf,s
foh Saddle or Collar Calls. Cuts or Wounds is
is an nt;llib'c remedy. Try it and he con.
WINGED Of its great efficacy
MAN RHEUMATISM.
Persons afflicted with This disease, no mat
ter of how long Standing. can be promptly
tSp and eltectua.Iy cured by using this Mixture
There is nothing in the world so sure and
so good TO take away bad Corns, and cure
Beast Frost Bites as this preparation Try it and
satisfy yourselves. Price Is and SO cents per
new bottle Prepared by
;. A. FOUTZ X BROTHER,
Westminster. Md.
in use For safe by DR.. II. ii. MITCHELL, Elkton.
and Druggists and Storekeepors everywhere
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-07
nle0iiinal
SIHRINER,S
BiLSAMIC COUGH SYRUP,

L,o,. /ro,rbo roJJo r.,,, Wb..:
ra.,,.b 1tL p C:i
to"9h, 'ISfH"Id, D|oHchHIS, oPHtH3
Blood, Pam and Weakness of tie
RrouSf D,A;cvjt,, of Rrootb;or Re-
TNlIIS is 10 new remedy 1t has been
i Hsed for u number of years in Maryland
and parts of PENNSYLVANIA. and has wher-
ever known acanireI an '.pnprecelen;ed
reputation for curing the various diseases
for which it is recommended Jour
so apparent is its usefulness and 30 re-
markabie have been its cures, that it is fast
superseding every other remedy for those
diteaseS The afflicted can rely upon us
more than any other remedy now before
the public. Chill
1t is recommended and prescribed in the
practice OF n large number of the most intel.
ligent and able Ply siciuns Of Maryland. 1t lire,
is used aud COZ sdrred am indispensable ~
household remedy by large portion Of the
first families of the State. c
1t is used by all classes of society and the oo''
| universal opinion is that it is sood THIS
SlRup is PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND. ~
1t is pleasant To take aud never does injury. -'o
But owing to its purifying qualities must
40 sooa under any circumstances LIS enoc's
iI 49,: ~ soo.'.,''s child
ailaylnS me mos Violent Coughs iurnyihs ~
'.i, , "ea'ns "hu ,"s'eIii.ns 'no W.
/ system Gaming ana suolDinS INC nerves.
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United States Internal Revenue,
FIRST Collection District,
state OF Maryland,

CoLLEcroR's OFFICE,
Elkton, Md.
pursuant to the provisions of Section
10. III ~. Act entitled g An Act to pro
vide Internal revenue to support the Gov
eminent and to pay interest on the public
debt -; approved July lst, 1862. Notice is
hereby given to all persons liable to pay
Duties OF Taxes under said Act, in the First
District Of the State of Maryland, compris-
Qg the counties of Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne S ,
Caroiuc, Talbst, Dorchester, Some rset and
Worcester that the Collector of said Dis
tricts, has received from the Assessor there
Of, his annual Collection List, pursuant to
shc provisions OF Section -, Of said Act ::
that the Duties and Taxes assessed by the
Assessor, have become due and payable that
The SAID Collector will attend to the collcc-
ton OF the said Duties and Taxes assessed
for Cecil couuty, at Elkton. from and after
Monday. the Goth day Of April inst =, until
the SOth day Of May, 1864 and that iii per.
IONS in Cecil county, who shall neglect to
pay the Duties and Taxes SO as aforesaid
assessed upon them, to the said Collector,
above specified, shall be liable to pay ten
per centum additional upon the amount
thereof.
10 All persons now licensed under the
Excise Laws, and DESTROYS to continue their
business, should make immediate applca-
ton to the Assessor for a renewal of their
Licenses from the lst of May, next, and at
the same time pay the Tax to the under
signed. Taxes payable only in Treasury
notes aud National currency.
JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH,
Collector First District State Of MARYLAND.
apr %, le643t
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Or. Dinp's peutal Column.
Respectfully Dedicated to the
Public.

In this bright land where beauty reigns supreme,
Au! all pay homage to The WITH iug uncep
Where thousands visit each Cosmetic Mart,
To learn how she improves by every art.
How She preserves her charms from sad decay;
Aud shines IN rising splendnr day Ivy day
Learn this. MOI lasting than the laurel wreath,
That Of ali charms. the bust Perfect Teeth:
Without these. eyes. cuMpirNun. hair. are vain
Az Skinner Sky np.n a desert plain!
We like not beauty's happy face alone:
But think Sound Teeth the richest gift We own;
For We enjoy our fpud draw cheer and health,
4 letter PRO tlun handsome face or wealth.
INF lrunatos who wish their Joys combined,
Are begged to cali upon til" undersigned,
Whose lone-triel Dental skin and cunning hand,
VIII every patrons want full understand.
He'll quickly furnish To-. the lowest sum.
Bright sets Of Teeth aud Artificial. Gums;
Ailxins all secure with"Such neat SaIc,
That none will know but nature lut t':oni there.
His Plugging Cement soon make bad Teeth sound,
Aud here and nowhere else can it hr found
He extracts Teeth with quiekncs- Ind with ease
And every lady patient lie can please.
IT you've u nervous Tooth that's somewhat Gone,
And yet too tinih fee" To have IL drawn.
Just call OIL him: h" let yT'ir Tooth Remain;
His Nerve Taste kills the nerve and without pain,
He also makes a favored Dcptriiice.
That's celebrated 10y each Beau aud Miss;
Twill whien Teeth and make the breath sweet
That love will hover near where persons meet.
Tllrn from fc's juy- nni MAJ riage br moi barr'd
BY Teeth Ike t"rnb.stoncs in An old grave yard.
lie pulls our Stunlps that make unpleasant breath
ConsGning t"oh-aclie to the hands Of death.
Call on the undersigned without delay,
For every service in the Dental way.
lie still attentive waits at your command,
Offering hi we'll experienced hand.
March 81, ISL. DR.. b. j. BING.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-07
Steele Amalgam Bells Complete
with i:angiNgS.

NilEi a:c especially adnpitd for farms,
4 plantations school houses and factories. -
They are noted ior their tone, strength, sono-
rousn6ss and durability OF vibration The
practical utility of these bells. and extreme low
price at which they are offered, must secure
their gradual introduction. For sale by
mar 5 L. W. STAPLES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-07
Franklin Sewing Machine.

HAVE scld within the past year some
l. sixty Of these Machines, and not one OF
them has required any repairs or been re-
turned: They are, without exception, the
best Machines in the market. they will
Hem, Fell, Stitch, Gather, and Bind sewing
the heaviest Or liglte.t fabric with equal
facility. Price only S2s, and warranted for
one year. For sale by
march - Z. n, STAPLES
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5topes an0 Ginmare.
Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves.

TIiESE Stoves have hollow CRATE ofsnch
4 form that the air, entering through
holes in front Of the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before it escapes into
the buck fire plate, which is also divided
into passages through which the air must
pass before it escapes through perforations
into the fuel, so that the latter is subjected
20 two series Of thoroughly heated air which
tend efectually to consume the gases mixed
with the product Of combustion. The advan-
fages OF this arrangement is the great econ
o:ny in CONSUMPTION OF fuel, and the thorough
eqnalizing Of the heat throughout TIL! oven.
The stoves are warranted to give Satisiac-
ton, and are offered ut city prices for cash
+. W. STAPLES.
P. S.-Wood can be used in the stove as
fuel to great advantage. [sept 8, 1867.
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Shr;AeE's Indian Vermifuge.

StlNCE tho introduction of this beautiful Pre-.
- pnration. ii has been steadily Advancing into
public favor Its astonishing efficacy in expcl-
ing worms mas *x**A#*xsA won tor it many
hess Speaking its 70 pras sI t" o.h s,a
that it is fast 4 being iptrodu.
ccd in o every { DESTROY I family in tho
iSS cso"s 5hs use WORMS T'a make for . il
moro worthy the \ preference al
rcndy shown it, the ****#**#** Proprietor i.
luttins it up in much handsulncr style than
formerly. 1t is now prepared with tho greatest
care u uniform strength, with plain directions, 50
that any one can administer It.
1t is entirely pegetadle-Pertsctly Safe
and Harmless.
And has never been known to fail to expcl womrs,
where worms existed. The Proprctors boldly
assert that il is superior 10 any other preparation
in the worid.
sS'Ask for SHRINER'S INDIAN YERMl-
tuGE, and take no other
sP'Plce - Gents per Bottle.
Prepared BY s. F"UTZ 4 BRO.
Westminster, Md
For sale by DIR. II H. MITCHELL ElLtop,
and Druggists and S;olckccpere everywhere
Nov -, lS63-ly
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Dissertations.

HE Copartnc!ship heretofore existing
Il bctwten the subscribers. under the name
OF Mccullough u Co., has this day been dis
solved, by n!utual consent.
j. J. MCCULLOUGH,
d. MCDANIEL,
WIN X. McCLEES.
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SOUND ARGUMENT ON
INSNEND TEETH.

4 MONG the NUMEROUS inventions made and
"A perfected i'll this country, ranks high the
useful art OF ncilistry Bat why! Because
Teeth We use TO chew our food and tool, kept in
good order are always preferable 10 wnlk with
On mll teeth depends the shape of our mouths.
which should never he suffered TO become TN
Jleasint 10 behold.
Ii is, to great extent, owing TO Tie condition
of our teeth, whether VIC enjoy nm agrfcabi.
breath or otherwise. It is often caused by the
impeiiection Of our teeth, when wc find it diff
cult To ar'iculatc we'll. OF all lie urlunl, MS,
beautiful teeth the most u>eiul they are moi
destined FOR particular occasions or seasons nay,
&c need them constantly; and we should there
fore feel greatly indebted to the arr of Dentistry
N"w--'Le best way Of proving to me the cor
|ectneSs OF my argument, would he a speedy APP
plicalion of all those in need Of artificial teeth.
WHICH will lie furnished in the most approved
style. DR.. Is. j. RING.
jan 1864. Elkton, Md
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NOTICE.
Notice to Country Merchants,

WE would call your attention to our
w large AID superior assortment OF Tin
Ware which will be sold cheap at wholesale
Merchants desiring a superior article, will
please favor us with their ORDERS and they
will DC filled and de irercd without charge.
PRYOR Il BRO.
Aug. !, 1863. EIkton, Md.
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FGU X'S
Celebrated Horse and Cattle
POWDERS.

10 DERS
TNHEsE Powders have proved. after a,
L trial of several years. to be superior
to any preparation of the kind in use
The chief superiority of these Powders
arises from the fact that they arc COM
posed of Medicines that have Laxative.
Tonic and Purifying properties The
= Laxative elects crudities from the stom-
n ach and intestincs the Tonic gives
v strength to the system of the Horse and
ns The purifying medicines contained in
them cleanse the blood and lay the
foundation for healthy and vigorous
4a circulation. The use of them improves
the wind. strengthens the appetite and
gives the horse fine, smooth and glossy
skin-thus improving the appearance,
Nlgor and spirit Of this noble animal
These Powders are not intended, as
most powders are, to bloat the animal,
SO as to give him the appearance of
being fat when not really so--but to
remove the disease and promote his gen
eral health
These Powders will strengthen the
stomach and intestines, cle'.nse them of
onen$Ive matter. and bring them to a
healthy state They are a sure preyen-
tive of Lung Fever and certain remedy
tor all diseases incident to the Horse, as
Chambers, Yellow Water Distempcrs
Founder, lleaves, Slavering Coughs,
Fevers Loss Of Appetite. and Vital En-
ergy, &c. These Powders. if used two or
three times Il week, through tho winter
and spring. your Horses will never get
the Lung Fever, Collie or Belts A few
doses Of these Powders will remove the
worst Cough on any Horse We're own
ers of Herses to feed few doses of these
Powders every year they might save tho
lives Of many valuable Horses
q MiLCH COWS.
y The properties this Powder possesses
, in increasing the quantity of Milk in
Cows give 1t an Importance and value
u which should place it in the hands of z
every person keeping Cow. In fattcn.
= ing cattle, it gives them an appetite,
p loosens their hide, and makes them thrive
- much faster.
HOGS.
In all diseases of Swine, as Coughs
- Ulcers in the Lungs and Liver, &c. by
- putting from half paper to a paper of
. these Powders in barrel Of SwiiI. the
above diseases can be cured or entirely
q prevented By using these Powders tho (
IN Hog Cholera can be prevented. Prepared
by s. a. FoU1Z Il BROTHER.
Westminster Md.
For sale by DR.. II. H. MITCHELL. EIktor
and Druggists and storekeepcrs everywhere.