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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
nbo.a having Friends in the Army
Those havin

W. s,l ,b, atem II of alf having relatives or lrienuS nus
i, ,he army To the FACT that " iioona'lu id Ly
ters VIII ~ ~ ,vnions incident to camp he III tnr
s,, uubIishcd almost daily m the ie~'p'iy ior'c
arrival OF tn" SICK u w' or Isic Every ruse oi
un, Mind can be readily care hy l%i"onaI % mI , dges
Bi,,crs Diseases resulting lron "W In We no hrsa-
,iv. oruaus are speedily removed w. m tr..r ,,.rd
NJ " W. ~ ,.n., ,ai II these Biucrs w"r' ireeS u,cu
| n nour our soldiers. hundreds o' h'es "'e"'
III \! oihet M"r attention to the following r"arka
b,e nud wtl authenticated cure oi one o' e h hssn
heroes whose HE. 10 use h'Ho"' ""N''9
saved by the Bi'iefs' - o,, IN,
Nv.sss Joxrs K Fv,Ss;-We 81 rmi, ,,e''' ,I. 3".s
Ia I.rr rru Fi,ier has saved my Hir' Nv ~,
80 ,,;s,nke in this II is voWched lor ny %n,, % ~ VI
nv c,,rades some OF wn,se names ae ~ ,v
W. I w.,r co.uiham ui all tie rif6duls'aNce. " ~"
VINO VIZ am md hay, been for ile last four yratsn.
nenhrr nj Sheru,ns celebrated bauery' WI" 1, ,t' I y
immediate command s C"p'",m " ", u ,o9s duties Nae
tLrs Exposure attendant upon my al u,;, uou NJ ~
nackrd in November last with hll"nim''Ion ;s T , -
lungs. and was Io1 sevenyW% % Srh,y heisened by an
a,'ark Of dysemery. was then removed lro. s,a ,"s
White House and sent 10 this cry on ,o'.% , "G
o. Mao, , ,;,n. have been about low as any one
could be and sill tain spark oil yilany, y rI and
ormorr was scarcely able 10 swallow ny @
" nm force a morsel DOWN, il was nIneda'eS tho"'
up again. , n,osso of water on my stomach
cou a % o, In d under such circumstances; and PC
oriuyy the py who have been work,s @ MIN ,h
FULLY though ss, .nSy yeo oa me they cou
grasp OF .ne M @ and advised me to clergyman
ao od AZ 70 %"Ie such disposition Of my limited anus ~
s, suited me An acquaintance who ys,,r" 'r ~ II,
bsn,,nI NIr Frederick Sieinlrown OF Sixl' ...eV, 49,
nu,p fp ,c, ndys.d ne as n inrlorn hope. 10 u! 70"
ers kindly procured me on nSs hado% rsH oi dem,
eono" a, N uoy thank tiod for II. grl'hg eur
TSoash ave taken hu, two nOass of S@ys "ng p
sainrd ten poa,is and lee' ir sanfnsr rom whom
msG heard 20 Uo,s Tor eighteen 'nonts; Tor gsnssms
al an Ioyal viryinan, from tue vcny yr,a"'v o. Of Ii
ale To your Invaluable Bi,rrs owe the se''y "" ,yonr !,
which has taken the place Of vsgne enrs-,4 MI
's ,.l owe tue glorious privilege o nss'm r;nsP
~ me hoson those who the dearest 70 NC n1 ~ " IN,
- Very truly yours a
W. G,,x concur in the truth Of the above sia,rme
.s we had despared Of seeing our conra"e' ~ ''''
-. ,or al IN henlth
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27

= Ex SECRETARY CHASE and Montgomery
Blair have been canvassins Ksntucky' .ot,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

into slices, and place them under their
saddles, and after they have gallol
thirty or forty miles, the meat become
tender and sodden, and fit for their tables;
and' ct all their feasts, the first and last
ana most !avorite dish is a horses head -
"heR water was not at hand, the Scyth-
ians used t" draw blood from their horses
ana drink II, and the Dukes of Musoovy,
ior nearly 2oo years. presented Tartar en.
bassa ors with the milcb of mares If
any OF his milch fell on the mans of the
horse the Dake, by custom was bound to
lick it eff
Troops OF W Ia horses are occasionally
met with in ceatral parts Of Africa. in the
island Of st. Domingo, OIL the deserts Of
Arabia, and in few other parts of the
world; but no where do they equal the
domssticaied hsrse in form, strength, or
eve. speed. Z.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

HARD WATER The washwomen Of Hol>
land and Belgium, who get up their linen
So beautifully white. use refined borax As
a a,h,ng powder, instead of sed,. in the
proportion of one large handful Of borar
pow dec tn about ten gallons Of boiling wa
ter Taey thus save in soap nearly one
half All the washing establishments
adopt the same mode For laccs. cambrics,
etc. an extra quantity of the power il
used; and for crinolines requiring TO be
made sliii strong solution is necessary.
R3rax being II neutral salt does no, in
the slightest degree injure tbs texture of
the linen; its effect is to soften the hard
e,t water, and therefore it should be kept
on every toilet table. To the taste it is
rather sweet; it is used for Cleansing the
hair, is an excellent dentritice. aud in hot
countries is employed in combination with
tartaric acid aud bicarbonate Of soda, as q
cooling beverage Good tea cannot be
made with hard water, but all water may
be made soft by adding a teaspoonful of
berax power to an ordinary sized kettle
of water. in which it should boil. The
saving in the quantity Of tea used will DO
at least one fifth. -f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

Sr PAuL's PERSON little stress is
to be laid on external Appearances The
prince of apostles seems tn hint concern
iny himself that his bodily presence was
no. calculated to command respect St
Chrysostom terms him little man about
three cubits, or four and ha'f feet high.
But Necifsrous las given us the most cir
cumstan ia, account Of Paufs person. st.
Paul was Of small stature. stOeping and
rather inclined to croekedness, pale faced.
of an elderly look, aud bald on the head.
His ewes lively, keen. and cheerful. sha-
ded in part ov his eyebrows. which hung
little over. His nose rather long. and not
uncracefully bent. His beard pretty thick
with hair and of sutfice, length. and,
like his locks. intersperssd with 8 ay.
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MI. LoyfJoy caine very near beins beat
en- IN this district il Sb2. lad there not
been two democratic c.i.6iaatesi in the
field he would have been defeated Il 10
own county, Eureau, has a deficit, and "a
nearly all the majority lie received came
from .hs county, It is easy 20 See from.
what material the quota was made up.
SIXTH DisTRiCT-Cenl.osed OF the coun-
ties OF la Sale, Grundy, Kendall, Du
Page, " Ill and Kankakee; represented by
! Mr. Norton. abolitlonist.
Number OF called for 6i 'o2. 'o3. ...i0 si2
| Number OF n.sn furnished - - ....... e.G3l
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This district IS so decidedly and over
wheln.ingly abolition loyal thas Farues-
worths majority was somewhere about ter
thousand Had there been as many men
called for as from the lst district, It's deficit
would have been equally large
THKE DISTRICT - Cvuposcd ef the coun-
ties 0! 10 Daviess. Stephenson, Carroll.
Ogle, Lee and White-ide represented bv
Mr. hburne. aboliiionist
unbsr Of men called FOR in 'Gi, -, '6s ..io e-l
y n Ger o. mn urEi'hed s.i.i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

AS this district IS now constituted. il Is
very close. Ike abolition legislature in
tended it sh, uid Le represented by an
abul.t,ou:st in congress. bat the people
did not agree with them. Tae district
lying the Mississippi river. and Iiany Of
its soldiers having joined Missouri; and
Iowa rsglraents il Will doubtless receive
credit FOX more than eHoug gh TO make %
It's quota.
F!rTH D!sTR!c.-('emposed OF the coun
ties OF Peoria, Knox STARK ..Mar.hnll, Put
nam Bureau, and lienry represented 10y
Mr. Loyejoy. aboiiiionIst
Number OF men called FOR IL ti g.. 90. .....flT.C
NG:uhtI o. I-=a f-.a.sk-a ''.........i IL ? q
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BUSINESS CARDS.
-~~-~~--<~-.-
1862. LUMBER. 1862.
Lumber.

FnHE subscribers, having purchased the stsek of
i lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied By
John HosSaek. on MAIN STREET, prepared to
to furnish all kinds Of lumber, aths, shingles. sash,
doors. &c Also good assortm. mt of Saginaw boards
and dry hni hing lumber, constantly on hand The
public and builders particularly requested to
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.&J. W. CALKINS.
Ottawa, Nav 1869. (io-tf
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Door and Blind Factory.

"E have moved our Lumber Yard to our Planning
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge and pre-
pared to furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds Of Lumber Lath, and Shingles. Also,
constantly on hand a good assortment OF DRY SEA
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with Lumber a Sash Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass. Nai. Paint, and Oil
Dep enabled to furnish each and article
that Builders may want saving you the trouble Of
inG to number Of different places to make bill
We also invite attention to SHINGLE MILL,
which is now ready for operation, anc furnish
Sawed Shingles by Wholesale or retail.
Our terms cash, and sell as low the lowest
Please call and exami re for yourselves.
Office L. Salle st, opposite Van Doren Osborn's
Store. fdec 22i STRAwN 4 POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

J,x.oS.-Uni,e your good -four with D.
Delarid d Co.'S Chemical Saleyatus if you
~..t axtra bread, biscuit and pastry of all
E;nis Vnitedfyhiy rise, diviSssl they fall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

IN q spread eagle psecn, y few dty ago,
IN the house, IN answer 10 Mr. voorhees,
on the tariff, Mr.. Wzshburn went INTO
scstacIes over the intense LOYALTY OF his
intense loyal district How few figures
do knock the props from under these
loud-mouthed radicals-thc.e men who
slismatlze every one who doe. not believe
they do, as q secessonist" II traitor, %
q copp-rhead,' Il butter mat" and 9th :
er similarly offensive epithets What does
all this talk. talk, talk. Is Mr Voorhees,
characterized WASH Lurne speech. amount
to, in the face Of This dainnIng record
FoUHTH DisTRicT--Co1poEedo Of the eoun
tiss OF Adams, Hancock. Warren, Hem
dersan. Aefcer, ay,d Aoek lsJap.i - eese~
sented isy Mr. Hafrfs. sIennorfnt ~
Number af ca ,i fos ia ~. -. '13 .la.eS
Sgs:Sc! O. gI-E is:@ls.. 4 - ''......... .lc,u-s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

n6-Several specimens 81 the Hover
.calamits Aousans, . plant or':inaiis %.
longing to the scientific wor'd ana iSs'
for nearly two centuries. aav~ $50 "
covered near St, Jshns, Nav prunswiok-
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Fall Campaign !!
EAGLE MILLS.

,.,rv s,h.rri,er would inform the public that ne IS
now running the above MlI ard is prepared 10 90
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT woIsK
In the best possible manner. as the ''i'' nos go
thoroughly Repaired aud is in hrst rate ord.' o
and attentive Millers are employed and VIII be con-
s.any N hand TO wait upon customers Farmers anu
others vii find 1t totheir advantage to give me caioe'
fore going elsewhere.
SB-O-,lers for Flour Feed he left at the City
Market or attte HilI a-a will ~ promptly attended to-
0,r,wa Oct g. go J. WOOD
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This district is hopelessIy abolition, aud
the result is therefore not TO be wondered
at.
SEvExTH DIsrRICT--Composed Of :he
c,un.i g Of Msco' II, Champaign, Doug
las, Moul,rie, Coies, Cumberland, Edgar,
NermillioH, lroquoIs and Ford; represent
I'd by Mr. Robinson, democrat
Number e, men called for in 'Si' e. IS 1851
Number OF Eicn furnished .l2,.bS
More than enough ... . Ice,
We will venture to say Mr.. Robinson
has never Toasted in congress or out OF it,
If the intense loyaly OF his district lie
never makes use of the kingly phrase
!oyalty-to desi ignate the patriotism Of h,s
constituents. .his, to use the choice lam
ruage OF the abolition press, Is one Of the
strongest +" copperhead. secession" dis
tricls in the state; and yet it has furnish
ed tour thousand one hundred and fourteen
more soldiers to the Union army than the
| Intensely 10y AL district of Mr. Wash burne,
ard one thousand Sir hundred and t,oenty same
more Than it was called upon to furnish.
lruly, figures will not lie. Judge Consta-
BILE was arrested Ly military orders in this
district while upon the beHch and in the
discharge of his duties, and carried out Of
the state.
EIGHTH DlsTnicr-Composed sfthe coun
ties Of Sangamon, Logan, De Witt, Mclean,
Tszewell, Wood!ord and Livingston; rep
resented by Mr.. Stuart, democrat
Eum of men called for IN '6, g. '6s -. !i,:29
Number OF men furnished "..! ...l2,H2
Nor. than eDo,xa 5ao
This is the capital district. IL Was made
by the legislature to suit Nr. Sweet, oil Nc
Lean county, aooiitionist--but the people
saw fit to suit themselves by eiecting Mr,
Stuart. Sanganon county, the homo OF
Mr.. Lincoln, gave Mr.. Stuart some l,lVO
majority in 62, and it now appears she
alone exceeds herq ,ota six hundred men !!
She is the only reliabl. democratic county in
the district-The abolitioaists gloritied
greatly, because, last fall at a very unim>
pertant elect for minor county officers,
. county went " them. The cause ot
this change Is psrceptible now. With 3.
$50 men in the field, and 600 over her
quota, it is plain to see what has become
OF the patriotic democrats. and what has
become of the stay-at-home abolitionists.
After discovering that the democrats had
gone into the army, and the stay at-hOme
| hyai leaguers had carried their county
surveyors and'schocl commissioners in the
majority Of the district, the Illinois jour.
nal, the home organ Of the President, un-
blushingly called upon Mr. Stuart to resign,
because, as it stated, his district had
changed since he was elected. Had this
rule been applied to the President after
the election Of 1862. how long would he
have occupied the presidential chair =
But Mr.. Stuarts district has not changed
| His frjepds are largely in the majority il
the army from his district, and if they 60
"a shaaoo 70 ess home e vote this fall fo
y Congress men and pyesIdent, the abolition
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05
From st. Louis Republican. Feb. II.
Comparison Of Democratic and Re.
publican Volun .eering.
Hew Democrats have Voluntes red aud
Republicans have stald at Home.
TIE ROLL OF HONOR-YArEs.
FIGURES WON'T LIE-JAcxsoy

TIE ROLL OF HONOR-YArKs.
FIGURES WON'T LIE-JAcxsox.
DEAR REPUBLICAN: On Saturday last the
Illinois Journal the home organ of tn Q
president. contained = stirring proclama>
ton to the people of illinois, from the
governor, in which many grand anj sleri,
Gus things were said about the bravery,
the patriotism, and the gallant deeds of
the soldiers from this state. Among 9TH
er things, this proclamation stated that On
hrst day Of January last, the quota under al
calls for soldiers tor the Union armies. tiu.
ring 81, '62, and '63. were full, and that
the state had escaped draft. Append
&c 10 this proclamation was a report from
Adj't Gen. Fuller, from which report we
cendelAe the following startling facts
Startling, because, as we say at the head
OF this communication, ".fy,ues pont Hs!r
and because Gov. Yates, calls tins The
roll Of honor! We agree with the govern.
or 1t is right to designate it SO But the
question Is, to whom is the honor Justly
due? Let US see We take the official
report of the adjutant general of the
state, and for convenience, place the coun
ties in congressional districts, with the
names OF the present members.
FIRST OisTRcr.-CerDpOsed Of the coun-
ty OF Cook; represented by Mr. Arnold,
abolitionist:
Number OF called ta- in 's,. '62 sa.....14l72
Nsmbrr Of rIea farLished .. 10 ass
Deficit. ........... ......-..........- a7IT
Mr.. Arnold was elected 10 congress from,
this very loyal ds,rice, in 1862, by large
majority.
SECOND DIsTgIcr Of the
o{ T,i- I'll
nsbaso, Dc halo and Kane; represented
by Mr.. EarHsworth abelitionist:
Member ~ men called for la 6i, g. '6s se,2
Number .. men furnished s...... Il.
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3, r. EeFSEss


cuyosoa a,,i usrtHnicd! Dentist.
W.. ga rrrr,,n-rt and Temporary SITS =
're. II male in the MlsT APPaU~C9 STYLE and warrant
"a :. -.
Al other Dental Operators performed sas;acT-''
Il administered for extracting teeth Ttcu' Pa'a
and .ithCU; danger the patient.
On cE-N,xt essr Of Cteeyer's store, up stairs
OF, wa. III, Jan. iO-2ltf-
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T.. s. HOBERE,
SEE EiNV sss,N'Ts ST,

OITAN a, iI.i.lNOIS.
Plat wort done all tke various styles OF the ART
Az w. * done efce warranted 10 give entire So
CiorofoEE administered FOR ;iie HArscL!oi
ZEE h.
Roc Is over the RauA =; Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,

Justice OF the Peice. ~.
JNcs Columbus 81, . fsw doors H0'' -
ros: once. ..;,s,z =,
win THANK his friends for all busn -ss peri iaia'ns
office, and promises TO attend 10 81 S-'
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~
,UI,,.. ., yroguc. such as UHent. Corn, oats. ~
i,Otig SEED, dc.
o1...,5 w.rshc, SO ves, side NJ Fulton street or
.erlv occupied by ". W. Low. Otta"a.iA-
Isi.rai advaEces mat. grain in store. sep
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05

iyon,.yoDaf5fc Phy-iciau-O OttG'ca- I.fI'.otS,
fr his Services to tie friends 81 ,ile e
in Ottsws in all branches of his prSi-ssiea.
,,ti MIA, attention given 10 TIC treatment O. "c'S
. ildI .u. ..-.,
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lists will discover to their sorrow that the
expression of 1862 will be re expressed still
more emphatical!y against them.
Ninth DISTRICT of the
counties of Fulton, Mason, Menara, Cass,
AcDenough, Schuyler, Brown and Pike,
represented by Mr.. Ross, demscrat.
Samser Of men called for in 81, 'G2, 'GS 1854
Somoer OF men furnished in li,2I3
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s-EisAWN = rOWEI.L.

Dsaley, in Grain ana Hkands Of Produce
Onice and Warehouse The side cut, near the Ia
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StvExTH DlsrRIcr--Composed Of :he
e,un.i OF Msco' II, Champaign, Doug
las, Moul,rie, Co.es, Cumberland. Edgar,
NermillioH, lroquoIs and Ford; represent
ed by Mr. Robinson, democras
Number called for in '6i, g.. '6S.....Io,6il
Number of r,cn furnished - " "...... .l2,25S
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GsfEt.i:
7. G., !IATiEElS' Az.

=, ,o;.t. lootzs,ier. and S,astoHeT-ohd!.G' ~,
f,.. q store III SattiEgers block, soa'h A'sF " "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-05
<. y. CLcSSDS,
Cr. AZ. yEE DE :;

PhY.IS IAN siHa sur Sss.
OF G At his gcs.Irnce, two doors north Q. d!
pieE \ avtury's Drag Store
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= ;y.sE~, E.otiiTopift:iis.,
e, EESEiS S>i.

Ce-nlar Drnggi.tor.d Apotaesery' 4''' ''-'
CwHoLEsALE AND EETAIL9
La r'er o. aU-2s
liz 4 mes. &c, NC
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This distric, is hopelessIy abolition, aud
he result is therefore not TO be wondered
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-06-23

Estate Of H.h d. WALTON, late of
the thorough Of SfrOrasburg, decd.
Letters testamentary on the above
named decedent, late of the Borough of
Stroudsburg, Monroe County, Pa, hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned. all
persons indebted to said Estate will make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, viii present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
SGDENHAM WALTON
JAMES III. WALTON.
DAVIS ID. WALTON,
April %, 1864. Ereemors.
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Highly Important.

JOHN C. DAUDT, respectfully notifies
his old customers, and all others who may
desire clothing made in the latest styles, and
IN the best possible manner, that he may be
found at the Store Of Robert Boys, on TUES
DAY and SATURDAY Of each week, where
he will be happy to take measures and re-
ceive the orders Of his friends. III old Gus
toners can leave their goods ard orders at
the Store at any time, merely noting such al
terations from the present or previous pre-
vailng fashions as they may desire msde
Thankful Tor past favors, lie hopes to meri
and receive a continuance Of the same.
JOHN C. DAUDT.
Stroudsburg, April "a, 1862
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HANOVER, Pa. Feb. Is. 1859.

diliGiGO.
HANOVER, Pa Feb Is, 1859.
Dccr SirS:-fIaving realized in my faRi.
ly important benefits from The use of your
valuable preparation WistGr'S Balsam OF
lFiId Cherry--it afForGs mc pleasure to re-
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ago one Of my daughters seemed to be in a
decline, and little hopes of her recovery were
entertained, then procured bottle of your
excellent Balsam, and before she had taken
The whole OF the contents Of the bottle there
was great improvement in her health. |
have, IN my individual case, made freouent
use of your valuable medicine, and have al
ways been benefited by it,
JACOB SECHLER.
From Han. John T.. Smith, Distinguished
Larger an Westminster, Nd
| haze on several occasions used Dr. Wis
tar's BAlsam Of Wild Cherry for severe colds,
aud always with decided benefit. ! know of
no preparation that is more efficacious or
more deserving of general use.
The BalsaiH has also been used with ex.
cellent effect by J. B. ELLIOTT, Merchant.
Halls Cross Roads, Md
sVi>tar's RaIsanl Of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed II. BUTTS"
on the wrapper.
For sale by
J. p. DINSMoRE, No. d9l Brodway, n. York
). w. FowLE & Co, Proprietors, Boston.
And by all Druggists,
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EbHsli&iIE WooIen Factery.
Cardiag, Spinning, Wearing
AND
CLOTKE DRESSING.

he subscriber respectfully gives notice 10
the iuha 5lants OF Monroe and Pike Counties,
Pa. and the adjoining counties OF New Jer-
sey, that he has rebuilt and refilted tie old
established Wooden Factory at Bushkill, Pa.
and is now prepared to finish all work en-
trusted 20 him IN a superior manner. He is
prepared with proper machinery to manuiac-
tare all kinds and colorS OF broad ard narrcw
cloth, promptly and neatly. Country card
lng attended 10 al SIX cents per pound cash,
and seven cents if charged.
Wcol will be taken and returned by the
subscriber once in two weeks TO and from the
following places, viz: at Peters store, Mar
shalls Creek, J. ID. Labar's and A. ID. Freese's
stores, Shawnee, at either of the Stores IN
S;roudS5urg, Burd's mill, Stroud township.
Wa!lace's or Pinch0ti's stores in Milford,
kinncy's or McCarty's stores at Dingman's
Ferry. at Nyce's g. Peters store, Egypt
Mills, al Dcckcr's Hotel in. Lehman tsp
WooI-the highest cash price paid for
wool. Four Carding machines in running
order, enables ham 10 card wool at all hours.
The Subscriber has a quantity of Broad
Cloths Oh hand, the purchase of which he
superluiended in person during his recent
trip 10 England, which he vii! exchange for
wool and allow the highest market price.
Thankful for past farOrs, he hnpeS TO re-
crlYe, as he Is determined 10 merit, liberal
share cf patronage.
MATTHEW PROCTOR.
June . 1864