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White Goods

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Syphilis and Morcurial Disease.

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Mourning Goods

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Wooden Goods

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Ladies' Cloth
Bows Wear

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Cloths

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Prints

For Children, Shirting Prints, PLAIN black
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of Fancy, at JONES'
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a full assortment Of almost everything shat is
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Scald Head Sore Ewes.

From Varrcy SicEicr, Esq. the 0JIe editor Of the
1WihhdRHoch DcmJc"m, PenlSgcuta.
Our only child, about lhrcc years oi age,
attacked by pnuivS on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed loathsUmc and riruicnG
sore, which covered his face, and actually bliadcd
his eyes Tor some days. shilul pllysiciIn applied
nitrate of silver and other remedies, without any
apparent effect. For fifteen days we guarded his
hands lest with them he should tear open the fcs
tcrng and corrupt wound wiIish covered his wholc
face. Having tried every thing else We had any
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and applying the iodidc OF potash lotion, rs you
direct The sore began to heal whcn we had given
the first bottle and well when We had finished
the second The chiid's cycaslCs, which had come
out crew again, and hc Is now healthy aud iHlr
as any other. The whole nci5hUJrnood predicted
that the child must die"
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Hosiery

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Girls white. brown, mixed, wool or cotton
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81 Ayers
oARSAPARnAA'
TIE WORLDS onrAr Rrvrpr ros
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Eruptions, Pinples, Blotches, Pustulos, UI-
GERS, Sores, end all Diseases Of the Skin.
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ter, aged ten, had affecting hanoc il her ears,
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1t Immediately made nv iIcc worse, as yoI tol me
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Erysipelas - Gen eral Debility-Puriry tho
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"For twelve years, had the yellow Erysipcaa
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| c. W., q leadiag member Of the Canadian PariiG-
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With a rapidly inc
and the welcome it la
homes, the .SUtdag ScS
enter on ITS seventh yea
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-26
A ROMANTIC AFFAIR.


In tho northern part Of Hancock county.
Ohio, there resided a good looking, intelligent,
young widow, whose husband died in $50.
Now this husband, who was very considera-
bly, the senior Of his wife, on his death-bed,
had exacted a promise from her, that she
would never marry again, and after his death,
his relatives managed to gobble up his entire
estate, leaving her not only widow but very
poor. The aforesaid promise to her husband
she regretted in less than a year, for 10 a
young officer in the gallant 2lst, from the
neighboring county Of Wood, who had loved
her before her marriage. renewed his suit
She would have married him but for the
fatal promise and but for a remarkable tender
conscience, which rebuked her whenever she
thought of the matter.
So the matter stood until the battle OF
Chickamauga. The young officer was badly
wounded, and was brought home to die. He
made all his preparations, setting his house
in order completely, for the last scene of all
in his eventual hittory. He sent for the Wild
ow ana told her he desired but one thing,
and that was to provide for her. He knew
that she was poor and he had no property to
leave her-one thing only he could do. His
widow would receive a pension Of thirty dol.
lars a month from govefnment--he would
make her his widow.
She thoughtof the matter for several hours
and finally concluded to do it. True she
would violate the letter Of her promise, but moi
its spirit; and when she thought of the good
the pension would do her, her scruples van
ished, and they we're married.
Singular as 1t may seem, this marriage had
a beneficial effect upon our wounded hero
He showed signs Of improvement immediate.
ly; in fact, so rapid was his recovery, that
the ex-widow began to think, in the course
Of three or four days, that the hope Of his
pension was growing faint, and we'll she might
Tor in a week he was walking about, and last
Wednesday he satrted for his regiment. lvav.
ing a wife behind him who wept bitterly al
the parting.
Some say the gallant officer was not woun.
ded at all-that the whole affair was decep-
ton, and advised tho deceived woman to sue
for divorce, but she thought not. She did
not believe there was any deception. She
had done justice to the memory of her deceas-
ed husband-he only proposed marriage to
benefit her-in his recovery she recognized
the hand Of Providence and was disposed to
submit thereto.
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NERVE INVIGnRAT0R.

For Neruoo Df5Nfy, \ 'Hinat Hc1hncssi Loss N
Pooer fap0fencv, Confusion " Thought Loss 0f
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