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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-06-28


THE UNDER SIGNED IS IN RECEIPT OF
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
Stock of
M GO0DSl
consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE, QUEENswARE,
Hats, Caps, Glassware, s&e..
which have been bought since the recent de-
cline in prices, and will be sold at the lowest
prices possible. Their stock will at all times
be kept
F U i l. A Nd led :.
and they hope by strict attention to business
and upright dealing to merit considerable
portion of public patronage. They would
also call attention to their stock of
B o OTIS A Nd S II o E s ;.
of both home made and eastern work, which
were selected and manufactured expressly
for this market, and en- braces all the late
styles and patterns now in market. All ex-
animation is solicited, as we feel confident
from long experience to suit, both as rega 'ds
Variety, Style, Quality and Workman
ship.
It is their intention to keep full stock of
work. at all times, and to sell the same at a
very small advance over cost. Our motto is
nc, Ill =
is composed as follows:
Mems Kip and Calf Boots and Shoes,
Boys and Youths Kip and Calf
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' and Misses Calf, Goat and Kid
Boots and Caters.
CHILDREN'S SHOES IN GREAT V.ARI-
RIETY.
T ERM S Cash OR PRODUCE.
na- The highest market price paid 80
pa- for all kinds of produce. -Asa
THEY are agents for Weeds celebrated
SEW NC NJ AC HIN E s.,
AND THE
ELLIPTIC WING MACHINE.
They furnish the above Machines at manu-
facturers' prices. Machines can be seen in
operation by calling the undersigned, and
specimens of work furnished on application.
Persons wishing to purchase Machines will
do well to give us call.
FARRIER, LoBBNSTEIN & co.
May 81, 1s65-m2.
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u s. $50 Loan

A u
The sale of the first series Of S300e,O0o,O0o
Of the 7-3O, Loan was completed on the 3lst
of March, 1865. The sale of the second Sc.
ries of Three Hundred Millions payable
three years from the 18th day of june, 1866
was begun on the lst eff April, In the short
space of thirty days, over One Hundred Nil
lions Of this series have been soId-leaviDg
this day less than Two Hundred Millions to
be disposed Of. The interest is payable semi
annually, IN currency, on the 18th of De-
cember and 18th of June. by Coupons attack
ed to each note. which are readily eashed ans
where. 1t amounts to &ksf.n
One cent per day on $50 note
Two cents +" /. 500
Ten !" .. $500
20 "a" q q q $1,000
81 a q $4,000 a HFaa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-06-28

x,NEy Firm. Nv e neglected to notice, at
the proper time, the new firm of Hager
& Kerstines Marble manufactory, Barnes
vile, Belmont County. Ohio, They are
prepared to furnish every description Of
inafbfs work Of the best quality and latest
styles, and at as low rates as can beifound
elsewhere. Orders attended to atAthe
shortest notice. See advertisement.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-06-28

ag Weinvite the attention of ourread-
ers to the advertisement of Thomas Col
pitts (formerly Of Colpitts & Haget)
Marble Works, at Barnesyille, Belmont
County, Ohio. Mr.. Colpitts is now ready
10 supply his customers with the finest
and latest styles of marble work, on the
shortest notice, and sas low as can be
bought elsewhere. Give him call.
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i Fol oasl8 aIaes
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-06-28

~ We are authorized to announce
CAPTAIN WILLIAM DAUGHERTY.
as candidate for Representative, subject tc
the decision of the Democratic Convention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14
a .ADOSIRAsI LODGE, r. a 4. NJ
stxt regular communication THURSDAY
Evening, March s,h. 1896.
T. G ~EGGLEsToN, Secretary.
To Congumptiyes.

Waa WW
IiiE Advertiser. having been restored 70 health
a a Few wrecks by avery simple remedy. aael
having saasFe4 several years with q severe lung al
ieet'onr aad that arsad disease. Cons afapton-i
anxious 20 make knowa to bis fellow sanerers n,
meaas q cure.
j" all Who desire Il, he viii send a copy q ID,
prescription used Gree u chargsA with 81 d,rec
tons or preparing and using ID, same. which the,
wi3 Fad suEs CUEE rou CoSsrArrlss Asqnst
hEoAtnf1ls &c Ihe only object y ms aa,eri-,
p 1H-ihs ~ Prescription Is 70 benefit The afiict,,
A1a spread Information which leeoHcelTs Isl rs lh
tasaAale ana b. h. s,ey sufferer viii rs hi.
remedy q q Viii cost "a nothing and may prs !
5lessias
Parties aisaing the rreseripioH vGl please AZ
dress Kay. EDWARD WILSON.
am9 Williamsburg, Eines County New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14


Gg sutat@N AND 1nE Bairisu
l8SsgL Ar >kyANVkH-A Port
= 9al hitler uftAe 2-ga OIL. saws
Brtsh Coal ID savannah,
eag i ka0an g. rescl continually ia
tbe haekaryes remark. taa, the san
acscr sets "a Her Majesty d0mjn-
aus-a eBcsmstanc which angurs
ils. they Will bar Wsiet e
Hto hs 0fcisl lead g elisha 10 behalf
q certain British subjects. q large
ef.lga 81 tie estlou vi 81 had been
captured Is pc city Unfortunately
i9r him, Bis application had been an
ttcipsued from lie eo8rs adopted by
cefiain citizens oi savannah. who pls-
go tigkc,. 80 bu88reds 81 bates, de-.
e.ariue hey belonged e. a Liverpool
sO0sc. aud who 81 ais boosted that
he Consul in question ought 10 have
something 10 say about AMY eontem-
plated can6.caioa 81 ne article.
Well HarB nic Majesty con
sal az Sayapa comes before G a..
sherman. aud ! him quietly puff
ing 4 cigsra 81 headquarters. Tie
General heard the odicials story blan-
dly and unnt, rrupteiIy tn is close.
The consul stated that he had been
commissioned Dy The Brush subj cts
20 clam tue cotton 10 their behalf. -
They bad bought ii, he a,errei, aud
paid Tor Il, to-, and by tie law Of ma
tions II should be- recognized as their
properly. The consul then hintei ii
would be better to restore tie cotton
10 is owners, aud in order TO give
force TO his remark, he conveyed the
idea that his action might be regard
81 - q mere preliminary Of a more
effective course.
The couqueror Of Georgia, not hav-
ing the fear Of the lion and the uni
com before his eyes, looked up at the
consul and At once became bis ques.
TONER;
You say those British subjects
paid for that cotton I" asked General
Sherman.
The British consul: "Yes, | have
been so instructed The bills can be
furnished | believe they have
General Sherman. without wasting
a thought on the ease with which a
gross OF bills might be furnished, re-
Piled, deliberately
Yes, il British subjects paid for
that cotton ! know what they purch-
ascd it for. They gave to the rebels
powder, lead, shot, and cannon for n.
have captured tIat cotton it is
mine and ! made a present Of il to
The United States Government, who
intend to sell il, The names Of any
claimants for il will be taken, aud re-
corded, and be probably the subject Of
future action; but there the matter
rests Tor the present. Dir. Stanton
has sustained the decision Of General
Sherman
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14

NOT A raw


o. the worst disorders that aaiet mankind trbe from the
oorupuoa that aecunaiates IN TIE Blaod. OF ali the di-
sovsries that have been maAe 70 pnrge Il out, rome cen
equal In eject H-EH30t DSc 0RP0UGD EITRAe "
or GAES4PARLsA II eleanses aad teuovates tbs
Blood, instllls the yigor q health into the system, AMI
purges out the hunofs which make daeasc. II stimulates
The healthy ~fancAonI of the bodr, ar leSPeis The disorders
that grow nnl ransle "a ts Blood. Such a remedy, that
could be relied on, has long been sought I r, mad How, To-
Le arst time, the public have ole on wieA tley can de-
pend. Our space here docs 30 alni. 4 eeftlaea.es -
show lts effects, but tie tral - q is'ts uii show 70
tho sick that Il has iaasssafpassa . Etlioa my have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful ofihs rri-ac! q serfa parl1a, added
" a pint o. water, u el4ai 70 tss ti,bp4 pat Driak, aad
os bottle Is equal % a gaipnofties raD o sarsaparula,
or The deeoc'isa as Usually made.
The above Extracts are ~prrafcl p puteig tr'sahAs
principles-ln Ftese-aai tab1d5 ts al ~ af
the Ingredient en- srl laio lAlr elnp oslIou. Arrf
and conoiRIys test aiifbe a ennr-rjaaa q taef
us with those ses 5riil TIE Z. s. u pg~asa.ors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14

RETALIATION. ILLusrRAREo.-Du
ring The senate debate on retaliation
Nj sumner related tbe following M.
eelo,e 70 illustrate retaliation ii
kind =
II was an incident more comic Than
serious, which occurred ia Paris. while
il eas occupied by tie Prassiahs IN
1914 a Prussau sollle Ter sas br.-t
before tie governor, charged wHh un-
Incredibly leitsnga Ffcacbman ei,h
whom be vas bilicel toe nog snDDf
ing q bottle Of Berlin weis beer.wl5.h
tie Pa ian hai ieslstvd upon drink
ing TIE rai spoke TT tie an
reasoaab 81 idr dmaHd. and
4eel ttel he 6ah Sc Obliged 10 in-
aiel severe unis ineni. when ihe sol.
oie up tae ias If nlallailon.-
When uu.e boy, said u, ~
! reaea drag9on beat my father De-.
cause be @s aaabe 20 get il bottle Of
elacst ~ oar eto village. and tlica /
sSofe th4tn ever got 10 FRA e. 1
Nould bea 4 Frenehman iof MOI gel
Veg me = bsl e 81 mtia beer. AmI
not sat Til gsa.d senator sum
hef) ~as q sag e, retaliation la kiai.
ai'a ftfo r'se "a Hs operation Ake
ib4i " ue rtsg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14

Gen. Thomas is mounting most o;
bis army, aud Tie spring campaign.
which Will soon commence, IS relied
upon 10 accomplish several important
jobs 1T, The utter destruction Of
what remains Of Hioods d~cmoraiized
army. "a. To open the Alabama
river ffom its mouth 10 is source.
which involves the capture OF Mobile,
Selma, and Montgomery. ami The de-
s%ifuclion Of the rebel ifun.elaas On the
river. Sd. The capture Of Columbus.
Georgia, and The destruction Of the
machine shops there. Ash. The CON.
pleie destruction Of the railroad thro
Central Alabama, aud lhv Mobile and
Ohio railroad from Corinth soa;hw4rl
Gen Sherman is sending tic ne.
groes who followed Tin into Saysr.
nah 10 Beaufort. Wib the fr., shin
load be sent shis msssa to Gen. Sax.
tons "Plessc find enclosed savtn
thousand conirabands. Tie arst install.
meni q fifteen thousand. Mao
ihem are from FAR up Ia Georgia. as.a
a bng, weary and sorrowiul Tram.
they have hsd. Mnuy Of them uiii
little children base net, brought 4 Thing
with them ard bay most N .efable
covering. Bales u eSlhins cas be-
disposed II among ihem.
We understand tie Georgia penit-
e~ullars eonvicis who formed mo a
company on iite appfoa d ~ iae e,.e
my TO NJ ! Ole. aud whs fa,e
fought through ihe eamlaiga. . ~
been '~afloagbed for dirty das a. the
expiration Of ~hich time they sire 10
report 10 tae On oi lle Aajaiaut and
1aspeeior 6eneFal Of ,he State OF Ga.
Ipon p~reseniiag . ceT fcate u their
having Janei sa,ae company ia the
Confederate seEtiee they Wji he par.
doned from The sentences a. eoaiiae-
uneni.- augusta Chfcaicl<
a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14

Gone ARMY AHEAD" The 1rmy
md Nary Joa,noi thus lelicitously
puts the advantage We have obtained
in the 9ar by she;aan'S successful
march
Our own belief Is that Sherman's
great campaign v.il be found 10 have
cut The gordan knot Of the war. By
widely dividing his army, and ,lip-
ping his adver5ary's entire force with
one-half, be has pat Us one army lead
OF the enemy-a fatal superiority Of
pieces on Tue board Of war. SO soon
as that terrible discovery was made
known to the Southern people, the cry
for terms began 10 burst forth. II
vas 4 splendid stroke whose influence
we prophecy, will yet come to be felt
rs the masterpiece, hitherto, Of the
war.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLAEkE5
CELEBRdTED FEMALE PILLS.

This inyalual,c medicine IS u]nf4iling in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases Incident
to the female constitution
II moderates all excess, removes ~ distractions
from whatever cause, and brings on the monthly
period with regularity.
These Pills should not be taken ny females that
are pregnant during the FIRST THBEEMoNrHs
IS they are ssre to bring on Miscarriage but at ey
Try other time aud in every other ease they are per
fectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous Gnd Spinal Affections, pain
IN The Back and Limbs. Hesvlness, Fatigue on slight
e%xcrtion. PalpatatiSn Of The Heart, Lowness of spir.
Il, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasioned by disordercd system
hose Pills win effect a cure when al other means
ave failed.
Full directions in pamphlet around each package
which should Be carefully preserved.
They can be sent IN q bottle. containing 50 pills
post free, by enclosing 81 and 8 threc-ccnt stampst TO
any agent sold by al Druggists. Sole United
states agent, JOB MOSES.
ly4t u CortlanAt street. New York.
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rnfnr,n..lnn rrnnl

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS "a gentleman
cured fNef,p pea,A'y laeupepney. Pr,ma
I'll, ana l~oststl krrst ectaaseaby ! a..
srr 6 tasat attsrs enibe happy 6 faraisa teal
at { O., q charge % RECIPE ani arsc.
tiaas 81 making te SNIP meay ustd utiscsss
sua.rr .nne Is pr'ai ne aaysrisr, laa
sSf~nfnng sbd ss a fan and valuable rene.
can g pisn Ing him atonce al tis rlac,
81 tus NE asa tA lsf,rmaiila-ui
Sftal haHft9n vI De- caerrhIy SEPT hy retarn
maA Ad4r
J1HN b OGDEN.
No o. NaA.sN streets htw Y0k
y NSrynus @BHsrsEs el buth syNus uHl H8d
Obs laivruatipH iaF alalble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14

To Arms To Arm The citizen soldier
will find a more deadly foe in the brsckish,
tnnd~~y water ana lamp night air, than in
the most determined enemy. HoLLowAY's
PiLLs 50 purify the blood and strengthen tee
stomach aud bowels thatiih he soldier can en-
dure lhess hardships aud still be stsong and
hea thy.
If the realer Of this ''notice" cannot get
abox ofPiils Or Ointment fom the drug store
IA hls place, let him write 10 me, 50 Maiden
Lane, enclosing the amount, and / will mail
him a box free Of expense Many dealers
viii not keep my medicines on hand because
they canuot make as much profit as on Other
persons make. 95 cents, IS cents. and
; $40 per box or pot. Soldiers supply
yourselves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14
DISCOVERY.
NEIFrgp III TEN NtEJTEG.

BRYa37S PULMONrTC WAFERS.
are u~ntaiing In the cure Of CouGus, CONS, ASTHMA
BEoNontris, SORE THEoAT, HoAHRsEHkss, DiFeI-
uLT BaEArnGNG, INoIpIENr CONSUMPTION, AND
DISEASES OF THE LuSGs. They have no taste 0
medicine and any child willtake them. Thousands
have been restored to health, that had before despair
ed. Testimony given In hunreds of eases. 4 single
dose relieves in TEN MINUTES.
Ask Cor Bryon's Pulmonic wafei s--the origina
AID 0nly gelina Is stamped Bryan Spurious
kinds are offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents a box.
Sold H. all Druggists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
ly4t II Cortlandt street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14

GTATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Cont
- Manchester District -, I holden at the Probate
once, Ia Manchester, 10 and for said district. on
the 10Th day % January. 1865.
Present, Hon J. w. BATCHELDER. Judge.
The Administrators on the estate Of St0welt Bar.
hard, late d Peru, in said district, deceased. applies
~ writing for a Hcehne b. sell oil the real estate 81
said decreased except the widow's dover and home.
stf1d,l and the reyerstan 81 tie dover. and al tie
personal property except such as siAil.bc assigned
we WIDOW, representing that L. will be- beneficial 10
tbc heirs and those interested II said estate. ~ re4-
son u q p9rtoin Of said heirs residing ont II tbfs
state ana otherwise that said sale De made though
not necessary - pay debts.
Nhf upon u gas ofdofd that said application
D. beard at d Probais Court 10 Be- held 81 the PRO.
bait oie &c, 10 Manchester. IN and for said District.
% The last Wednesday u Februay, is65. and that
81 persons Interested n said Estate be notified
thereof By Publishing . copy u TIE record IN fbf.
grder thFcc weeks successfully W TIN MAscnEsryH
JoEksAL printed AZ Manchester. the LAST Of which
publications shaA be preeioas % said time u hear
ine.
81 H. X. FOWLER Register.
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Cglrfa FlK1skuT SoFFtsS rgH.

hl5taa lge laN iaE
g. ~
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eaA s @ &C.
HEsENAN &C3-
Oa go Hfaes Na 1asG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14

DEbDLEES WANTED-Five or six Tin Ped.
I dierz wanted Those who bayc had experience
and csn egHH we'll recommended We viii pas hber.
% wages. Address
CONE & BURTON,
Manchester. Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14
IIIII4AIi3OID-Sj

Hig1LY GotthNfHAffD
Compound Fluid Extract SarsapariIla,
For purifying the blood, renewing all diseases urbag ffou
excess and inpfuisnceiiHts chronic constitutional tar
eases arising from ~aaimpufe state Of TIE blood, hut tag
only reliable cal saeclud kaoFn remedy { : 80 cure Of
s~crofala, scall lead, Car lAeum, f.ias all seilag Of
The bones Uloeratons Of the Throat AID Isss, HloteAes,
pinples n The Fee, TetteT, E~Tylpeias, aal . lscay trup
Mons Of the skin, aal bc~autliying the ooArikIios.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14

WE The sgbseFibers being 81 pointed by the Hon.
w The Probate Court ff IL District IA Man
etesier commissioners e receive. exan4isa and al.
at' t4e claims aad demands d al gerssns aealnst
the eklAte 81
ISAAC SHELDON.
late y Rupert % said District deceased and
also al chains 4ad demands enI5bited in afe.f ftg,e-
~ shd sx n1Hths fruia ths,4ata Gay orJanuarv
l,s3 being allowed Tor that pnrposg 81 aid tolft
We 4h t~hefei9rt heFeby siFs H0use that sc Will at
tena % The bas{aess n ~ appointment n ~
dwelling houssat Henry shelton g. Sad Eatsrt. -
fAe IJih dags q April sn4 Jslg nest fr5m one
onnl tqar O'Clock Y NJ, sn each y sid days.
D. ls1
bfAE0S SHELDON.
- GfGEk D. -HELDUE. f~9A -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s25. s25. s23. s25.
SCHOLARSHIP in Bryant < stratton,s com
m.rslai Colleges FOR s2 Enquire 81 this Office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14

Wool Growers should besSlrc o. ans prepa.
ration dat contains sulphur as it Is sure to de-
stroy the fibre o. The wool. One pound Of ExrgAcl
ToBAoco viii make twelve gallons wash, and con.
tains The strength Of eight pounds OF Tobacco, as
prepared by farmers.
Agents wanted In every Wool District.
JAMES j LEVIN, Agent South Down Co,
6m8s % Central Wharf, Boston,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14
70 TO WOOL GRO FERS.
PURE
EXTRACT OF
For Sheep Wash.

REoTIoss FOR UsE.-For Ticks, dissolve
one pound Of the Paste is sixteen gallons Of
waber, and 80 on, until You have sufficient IL
guild for vour iiocks. Cold water will ans we r,
but II is better first to dissolve the Paste in .
small quantity Of hot water. The Ticks are
not destroyed Immediately, but the next day
none will be found alive.
For Scab, the treatment Is tbs same, but the
ISOLATION must be made much stronger, accord
ing 70 the judgment Of the person using il, and
several applications will be necessary.
For Nermin on Cattle and Horses. and for
Insects on Vegetation il will bebetter 10 In
crease ~ strength 70 four ounces 10 a gallon Of
water.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-14
EQUINOX DRUG STORE

EQUINOX DRUG STORE
IL the Equinox Drug Store
nay D. sara
aEUgs.
MEDICINES
CHEMICALS
NANg4 S8oNs.
rUILfF sEIEcEE@
fEEEI NEBA
uNfEC8faNAKw
guAs As a. a.
NONE BUT PURE
Medicines and Drugs Kept.
OYSTERS OYSTERS
fine baltimore oysters.
Rareutsd sea mi.4 KseA sttlIaptGalaa
Fsrsss q ts ngtG sroAE
ERENcH COFFEE.-price 80 cents per
posa8
CoFFEE FOR 20 CENTS PER POUND.
- The test u Town.
DoLASD's WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
Il fur Sale = the DRAG Store
4 Just ree,i,ed a, tao nrae ssoro
TUE LAEGEsT ASSORTMENT OF
an -
AND FANCY ARTICLES
Eser brought TO this plaee. Also
TOY AND emLDuS's ROCKS
DISrOLSl PIsTOLSl
Il Eesolycrs and singled barrel Pistols. nlso Nc
DEu8 sToEE
g. F. oRvIs. TOWN AGENT.
NoSE but ruE BEST LIQUORS WILL nE
KEPT attho
DRUG STORE,
CONCENTRATED LYE fot making soar. one
~ boy worth 81 cts viii make - gallons ~ SOAP.
For sale At the DRUG STORE.
RooKsl BooKsl Books ordered by expires,
~ and sold ai regular prices al the
ORIG STORE,
FAMILY DYE coLogs,-a fresh lot
4 For sale At the DRUG STORE.
DfAKEs PLANTATION BITTEgs, atthc
IL DRUGSTORE.
METhL TOP LAMP CHfaNEYs, Tor sale at
Va the DRUG STORE.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. for sale At tho
n DRUG STORE.
NEW LOT oFPERFUMERYAND TOILET
AAEIloLss a the DRUG STORE.
ToY GAMES, PERFuMERY,
Please .all and look at them.
TuIE NEW PERFUME called tho
Lincoln Bouquet"
For sale at tho DRUG sToRE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT 0 FANcy TOILET
Articles at the
DRUG STORE
TUE CHOICEST C0NFECTIoNARY,
DRUG STORE.
TX ERCsEEE LAMPS AND CHIMNEYs,
L. BEST QUALITY, at tho
DRUG STORE.
JAPANESE FISHING RODS for sale at the
~ DRUG STORE.
RAIN OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS. for sale
~ at the DRUG STORE.
ntsIILLEp JEW, FOR THE COMPLEXION,
IL at he DRUG STORE.
RhY WATER, VERY FINE, at the
~ DRUG STORE.
EANoY SMOKING TOBACCO, at the
4 DRUG TORE,
HAZZARDs RIFLE POWDER for sci, at the
II DRUG STORE.
TUTTLHS STORE, East Dorsei,
4 BE FOUND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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TICKS. scAB.-vERM1,
iheep-Wa Fash Tobacco
Oh 8aELR lSlNLl8 and PLANTS
Pnr .hecp Mnsh Tobacco.

"a = 1 hereby certify, that l have been IA.
s miliar with alI the processes employed
BY the South Down Company In tbs
manufacture " their esheep Wash To,
blcco and that the article prepared IN.
der Mr.. Jacques Patent contains al tho
~@ss useful principles ofthe Tobacco IN a con
Generated form.
This Paste, employed as q Sheep Wash
4~H according to the directions furnished by
ne Company, has tho effect Of curing
s4l scab and other cutaneous diseases, and
destroying an parasitic insects which lnfost the skin
aud wool Of the Sheep, and thereby improves The
health Of The animal as well as the quality Of is
fleece. Employed 10 the same way, the solution
beiag made stronger, it viii destroy those insects
which infost the skins Of larger animals, and also
those that arc injurious to vegetation.
CHARLES r.. JACKSON, NJ D..
Assayer 10 the State Of Massachusetts, and
Consulting Chemist.
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remedies.
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