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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-04
6eFIUnAE.
M1I0R GENERAE n B. 8. ORD.

TO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND AND IRIS VICINITY
The inhabitants OF the various counties near
Richmond are hereby informed that no dimcuity
win be made in admitting them to bring market
wares 10 this city. They are invited TO commence
their ordinary traffic at once, and assured oil pro-
faction in passing to and trO within the lines oil the
United States forces.
The citizens Of Richmond, and shopkeepers and
others are also requested to resume their Ordinary
ayocations as speedily as possible. ~ Is the wish
"a intention Of the military authorities to protect
AM good and peaceable citizens, and to restore, In
a. great measure as may be practicaDle, the Tor
meP prosperity of the city. No molestation by
soldiers or others will be allowed If possible, TO
,py who are engaged in peaceful pursuits.
Orders will be issued to military commanders IN
conformity Will the above announcement.
By command of Maj. Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADEAU, Lieut.. Col. U. 5. A.
TO oFFICERs AND SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY OF
NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
HEADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, April IA, 1865. !
All officers and soldiers of the Army of North
arm Virginia who were not pre- sent at the surren-
der of that army by Gen. Robert f. Lee at Apo
mattox Court House, on the 9th of April, 1865,
are hereby informed that the terms of capitulation
arc extended to them, and that they can at once
avail themselves of the same by coming within the
lines of the United States forces, at Rich
mopd. LAYING down their arms and receiving their
paroles.
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieutenant Colonel u s. A.
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EEADQRS MILITARY GOV. OP RICHMOND
RICH NOSD, Va, April 2 1865.
GENERAL OEDER
Loyal citizens dealing IN coal or wood authorized
n Ell the same In small quantities for the supply Of TIE
Citizens Coal wood and provisions may be broug ht 10
the citY from the surrounding country. Provost Mar
shss Will give the necessary permits 70 carry out this OF
der. u r ShEfLE1i
apl8-9 Military Governor of Richmond.
NTOTICE-The subscribers will pay the highest mar
~ ket rates for
OLD IRON, COPPER. BRASS AND LEAD,
OLD SILVER and GOLD
Also for all kinds Of
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS. HIDES, and all kinds Of
SKINS. NEW FEATHERS, AND WOOL.
Those having any Of the above articles would DO well
IN car on the subscribers before dsposing Of the same
SMITH CO.,
ap2S-6ts No. 1919 Broad street, near 9th street
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wanted

II ERS ONAL.--InfOrm alton Wanfed
i Of 'elwynT. Nye, of the Third Wisconsin in the
Goth Army Corps, under Gen. Slocum. he was not
well and became separated from his Company on the
Ist of Nov last near Speers Station the Savannah
and Macon r. r. Any information of him will be
address VIM. A. r. NYE.
nv i~3t Wing Office, Richmond Va.
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NTISSING..--wM. A. HOLT. of Johnson's Bat
wi terry, Breatheds Battalion Artillery, Earlys COM
mand supposed to be captured. Any friend-North or
Southganing information of him, will relieve great
anxiety by writing me at "Fort Pocahontas" wilson
Landing James river, or through the columns OF the
Richmond Wing. JOHN :. HoLI.
Northern papers please copy. my2-5r
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Personal.

GAN any person inform me of the whereabouts OF
~ JOSHUA w. KIMBR0UGH, 25th Va. Battalion.
When last heard FROM the time OF the evacuation Of
Richmond he was very i'll in the field hospital on Chat
fins Farm Any one giving the desired information will
confer great favor his wife, who is now stopping
at SpotswOod Hotel, in this city.
nv nj.
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A RCHITECT,S OFFICl
BOARD AND LODGING.

OOMFORTABIE BOARD can be obtained by applic'
ton at the corner of 7th and Grace streets, neilh
side my3-2t'
BOARD AND LODGING CAN BE OBTAINED IN
d private family, Ross street, three doors frc IN
the Richmond House. my3-N
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NOTICE TO MECHANICS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VA.,)

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VA.,)
ARMY THE JAMES,
Richmond, Va, april % 1867
If among the paroed prisoners OF the Confederate army
there are any mechanics who desire TO 70 the
North with their families, with view 70 OBJ.
tanning employment they will, upon taking the oath OF
allegiance be furnished transportation to Philadelphia,
New York or Boston, they may desire.
Offices will be opened in each OF the four districts OF
the city where persons desiring 70 take advantage OF this
offer can ster their names occupation and the city 70
which they desire be sent and where tickets for trans
portation will be given them. When sufficient num-
Der are registered boats will be provided for their trans
portaon and the day Of sailing duly advertised in the
only the wives and children of the applicants will be
allowed 70 accompany them Colored mechanics will be
allowed the benefit Of this offer.
By order Of Major General ORD;
ED. W. SMITH,
sp24tf Assistant Adiutant General.
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DERSONAL.-If GEORGE A. PORTER, formerly Of
i the l4th Brooklyn but recently of the 9TH New
York Infa ntry is any of the hospitals about Rich
mond or if any of his comrades know OF his wherea-
bouts they will confer great favor upon his father,
of Williamsburg, L. l., by leaving such Information IN
writing at the office of the Richmond Wing.
myl-4t
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HDQRS DEPARTMENT OF YIRGINIAl
ARMY OF THE JAMES.
RICHMOND, Virginia, april Is 1850 }
GEHRRAL ORDESs,(
No. 81.
Provost Marshals will grant passes TO citizens from
the North or officers, TO come 70 this city, except
ders from the President the Secretary of War; Lieut.
Gen Grant or the Department Commander, or by per.
mission from Generals Meade or Sheridan.
Officers and soldiers in the city will return to
their respective commands az once or be subject 10
rest and confinement
The Provost Marshal General charged with the exc.
eution Of this order
By command of Major General ORD.
E. W. SMITH
spl4 Assistant Adjutant General
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HDoRS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY or THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va. April Is, 1866. )
GENERAL 0RDERs,l
No. So.
All aptured property other than munitions of and
subsistence stores win be turned promptly to the
Depot Ouartermaster Richmond. All captured subsis
epce stores and munitions of will be turned TO
the appropriate staff Officers. All private property taken
rom citizens in and about Richmond will be returned to
the owners.
The Provost Marshal General and his subordnates are
charged with the execution of this order
By command Of Major General ORD.
ED. w. SMITH,
apl4-u Assistant Adjutant General.
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.CarOIIne county, Va.
Observation-Disclosures wanted OF Captain I. u.
i DEJARNETTE and Private ]. n. TYLER OF the
Independent Signal Corps supposed TO have been cap
tured the night before the surrender of Gen. Lees army
Any information in regard to either of them will be
thankfully received by J. II. DEJARNErTE.-
Address Richmond, Va.
Northern papers please copy, myl-lw-
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NIeIrose, April 30, 1865.

MeIrOse, April 30, 1865.
TINE PARENTS OF JOHN A. POWELL late Cadet
of the Virginia Military Institute, are very anxious
10 hear from him and desire him to return home at once
both Generals Johnstons and Lees armies having now
surrendered. ANY information about him VIII be thank
fully rectivej Address DIR. J. N. POWELL.
myI-Iwt Near Richmond, Va.
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HDORS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMES
RICHMOND, Va, April %, 1866. !
Major General ORD.
Commanding Department Of Virginia
GENEEAL-In order that farmers may have an oppOr-
runity 20 procure animals for agricultural purpose
al condemned horses and mules belonging to the
forces 10 this Department will be sold al public auctD
az such times and places may be deemed most suit
tp.. IN sa,ss wlll be made in small lots aud no.
tce OF az least two weeks will be given OF each sale by
publication in the newspapers
Very respectfully,
Your Obedieut servant,
Signed II. W, HALLECK.
Official:
j. c. KELFoS, A. A. G. ap27
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OFFICIAL
V7T9P gFYERAI n. ". HALLECE.

HDVES MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMES
RICHMOND, Va, April % 1860 }
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HDORS MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE JAMES, J
RIcHNoSD, Va, April 25th, 1865. y
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GEsERAL ORDERs. J
No. 3. (

DORIS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMES,
RICHNOND, Va. April IS, 1865.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01
''iE'' !; /

hereby Gel ~, tnat | have amiliar with all
the processes employed by the South Down Company in
the manufacture Of their "Sheep Wash Tobacco" and
that the article prepared under Mr. Jaques Patent
all the useful principles Of the Tobacco in con
cenuated form.
This Paste, employed as sheep Wash according to
the dir eeons furnished by the Company, has he effect
Of urng Soab and other cuaneous diseases and destroy
i1g ell parasitic insects which nfest the skin and wool
the sheep and thereby improves the health Of the ami
nal, we'll the quality Of its fleece. Employed in
the way, the solution being made stronger it will
destroy those ms which infest the skins Of large
animals, also those that Injurious vegetation
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D,
Assayer 10 The State Of MaisdehuSetts, and
Consulting Chemist
~ Wool Growers should beware Of any preparation
that contains su phur, it is TO destroy he fibre
Of ihe wool One pound Of Extract Tobacco will maxi
twelve gall Wash aud contains the strength VI eight
pounds Of Tobacco as prepared by farmers
Agents wanted in every Wool District.
JAMES f. LEVIN, agent South Dozen Co.,
3Seop5O-5l.76 % Central WhSr, of bston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01
Dfatbs

In Hydepafk, August Goth, Of consumption, Mary,
wife Mr.. Charles Dutton, aged "a years.
In Johnson, August 18th, Jenny, daughter Of W. y.
Stone, aged years.
In wocott, January 18th, MI julius T. Barnes, sg,d
80 years.
IN Mouistovn, July All, Lo, E., daughter Of Julius
X. Barnes, sgsd years.
In Morr.town, Aug l6h Deacon Lyman Dodge,
aged 90 years.
In South Hardwiok. Aug 18th, Of dysentery, Anna
Emerson, daughter " Hon A. L and Mayipa NJ Ju-
devine, aged year, months aud Is days.
Little Anna was darling,
Pride Of all our hearts al home,
Bot the angels came aud whispered
Gently, softly, Anna, come
At CslAis, July 9th, 1865, Dea George W. Foster,
aged 10 years
A good msn has died. In attempting to get load
Of wood from the forest, he fell from his wagon and
found PROSTATE upon his back By his wife unable
TO himself where he lay exposed to the scorchine
rays Of midday sun for about three hours, before
help could be raised TO convey him his house be
lived week great distress retaining the full pos
session Of bis mental powers until short time oeior'
he expired.
Father Foster was hard laborng, industrious man
possessing strong poWers Of mind, persevering and
energetic, Kind and indulgent husband an affection
ate ia her be died on Tie farm where first ocaed
clearing from wilderness mostly by his own labor
having there resided about forty five yeas and reared
up large family Of respectable aud daughter
that all survive him; be has left to his bereaveC
family and the world brgh christian example, being
virtuous and upright in all his dealings ohArrbe
D
the fAtherless and all others in distress his charities
extended to degree that occasionally reduced him Il
necessity; . practical temperance man during hi
whole life such he always stood firm and unwaver
ing his post, by his counsel and friendly aid be rails
ell numbers Of nebrAtes in bis circle from their degrs
dei passions that they have become sober and wor
thy citizens He too decided friend OF the slav
and the oppressed, ready at all times by his influence
and vote always in the faithful discharge Of his dut!
the polls in the sooiAl circle in prayer and Othe
s3cal meetings, frank and open advocate for III
cause Of the oppressed Of equal rights and privilege
to all; slNAys acting independently from principle
He said bic dying bed 10 clergyman standing by
cay to my friends that die At my post"
In this dispensstion Of providence community hav
suffered loss well the bereaved widow and othe
relatives
J 10 Worcester Aug, 18th. widow Martha Rice, ags
+ 81 years.
In PlAinfeld. Aug %, Mrs. Lydia Fletcher, aged S
years
In Montpelier, Aug. 9Th, OF dysentery George, so
Of James and Mary Reed, aged MAE months
In Calais, Aug. 9Th Luman J Pearce. aged Is Years
on Of the late stephen PeAree The deceased died Of
disease contracted in the service Of the United States
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01
marrtagrs.

In Montpelier, Thursday evening Aug. Gath, by
Rev. VIM. II. Lord. Mr. II NJ Wells, OF the business
department Of the Green Mountain Freeman, and Mss
Julis Arabella DeMeritt, Of Montpelier.
Our thanks for liberal slice Of the brdsllost May
our worthy friend realzs his ancipaions Of lite OF
uusulled happiness and ever merit the affections he
has won.
In MddlesH, Aug 10Th, 1865, by james II Holden,
Esq, Mr.. Albert ] Williams OF Waits6eld. and Miss
Emma Danforth Of Waterbury,
In the Congregs tionsl Church, Fairhaveu, Tues
day. Aug. al, by Rev. NJ. Ludum, assisted by Revs
A Yeile, and A l. Herbert, Mr. David X. Graves and
Miss Julia A. Gilbert, both Of Fairhaven.
10 Stove, August 22d. by Rev. N. NJ. LEANED, Mr..
Henry W. Warren and Miss Jennie II. New on both Of
Stowe.
In Hydepark, on the evening Of the 10Th inst. Mr..
Richard Cusik Of Stove, and Mrs Narcissa Carpenter,
Of Potion, q. r..
In watsheld. Aug 25th by Rev. A B. Dascomb, Mr..
Herman X Foster. Of Fayston, and Miss Laura A.
Marshall, Of Waterbury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

/ Especial Report to the Journal
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CA M RIDGE AND BRIGHTON
For the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 80, 1865.
AnoUNr OF STOCK At MARKET
Cattle. Sheep. ShOtes Fat Hogs. Calves
Last week 1904 SSH SSH 1000 $500 100
One year ago, 2372 s2s4 IT'S $50 100
$500 $3.50; lat quality Sl2,Oos gl2,75; and
quality $40 80 l3,O0, Sd quality $500 $1,000 per
100 lbs, total weight Of hide, iallow and dressed
beef A few choicest single pairs, $3.50 500 90.
Working oxen, $3.50 $3.50 per pair, OF according
TO their value a. beef Handy Steers, 500 $50
Mich Cows, fair quality $50 S75i extra good $50
$780, with without calves as may be agreedi far
row aud ordinary S25 S45.
Sheep and Lambs, 4 a CT extra cts per ID. on
live weight or $3.50 $500 per head -,,
Dressed 90 sOOc Fat Hogs, i2s a l4sc per h.
Spring Pgs, Wholesale, 90 OOc; retail, 90 OOe per
Veal Calves SO . sl2 per head
Hides, 8 ass per h. Country lots, 7a7is.
Calf-skins, 90 q 00o
TAllOW-7 $40 per ID.
Pelts-75c vi. % each.
This ia the third week in succession that the number
Of ca tile has squaed 3OO0a number that few years
ago would have glutted the market, ruinously, Al
though we understand that or two butchers have
not cleared their stalls the demand s good and trade
Is brisk. The cattle from al directions are light The
$50 from the West mostly what the butchers call
light and poor, A. well as the Northern and Eastern
consequently fat animals, both great and small go
quick At prices, probably rather quicker than lsst
week, while drOvers, usual, little more 50, find
hard work to sell their poor stock, Of which there is
much As to prices conclude there Is little
change from last week Stil there " much change 10
the sheep and lamb trade although droyers have tried
hard TO cover the ground lost last week. but they
could neither take the butchers By storm flank
their position. For large portion Of the Hlcks from
80 so TO 80 10 the range Fat hogs rather dull.
Store pes rather bright Live poultry lower Veals
| unchanged
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

Il having come knowledge that limitations ofthe
American Watch have been put up the market in great
number calculated by their utter worhlesness to uure
the reputation Of genuine products protect our
interests and the public from imposition, again
publish the trade marks by which Watches may
vGrAbiy be knovn.
We manufacture four styles OF Watches.
The FIRST has the
AMERICAN WATCH CO., walthAm, Mass
engraved the iniide plate.
The SECOND has the name
APPLETON TRACY s. CO., waltham, MAss.. -
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the
"P. S BARTLETT, walthAm, Mass, engraved on
the inside plate
All he above styles have the name American Watch
Co painted the dial, aud warranted in every
peet.
The FOURTH has the name
"wM. KLLRRY, Boston, Mass" engraved on the
inside plate. and Is not named on tie dial.
All the above described atehes are made Of various
Sizes and sold in gold silver cases, may be
qIred.
It's hardly possible for accurately describe the
numerous limitations TO which we have alluded. They
are usually Inscribed with nearly approaching
our own to escape the observation Of the unaocustom
ed buyer. Some represented made by the " IN
ion watch Co., Of Boston, Mass no such company
existing Some named the " Soldiers Watch, TO
be sold as our Fourth Vim. Ellery style, usually
known as the " Soldiers Watch" Others named
the Appleton Ateh Co :; others the p s BARLEY,
instead Of our P S Bartleu;' besides many varietes
named In such sto the idea that they
the veri,Abe productions Of the American Watch
Company,
We also caution the public, and particularly soldiers
against buying certain articles oALLEDwatches so free
ly advertised in illustrated papers as - Army Watches
Officers Watches" Magic Time Observers" AR
Watches sc the prices Of which stated to be
from to sixteen dollars A good Watch, in these
times, cannot be Afforded 70, any such money.
little attention the part Of the buyers will protect
them from gross imposition
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Ws'sh Co,
u "a ls2 BroadWay. New YoTk.
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BERLIN UNION CAUCUS.

The Ffesmen Of Berlin, Who in favor Of su port
ing the Adm nisaion Of Andres Johnson, Mereq fst'
ed TO meet at the Sohoo House, ueaf Montpelier Va
LACE in Bcdn on saturday Sept 'moer I'd, 1855, at
O. clock NJ, to nominate eandidAte for Town Repre-
sentative AID candidates for Justices Of the Peace TO q
supported at the ensuing election.
Pm OtDER or THB UNION TowE COMMITTEE
Berliu Aug 22d 1865
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01
DINGS VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IL GREAT hAIR REsTORATI FL

Ia bhEAl hair RESI- OhA II J
This Preparation sives universal satisfaction wherever
utod ced' The dis oserer, by patiently experiment
ing, has succeeded in combining such ingredients as
unis in this pound The uus hsi renovatots and
renewer. extant. III infable as res er Of gray
hair T. its
Original Color and Lustre.
Thousands Of ladies' who have former worn Front
Pieces, nave discarded them aud oh anged their gray
hair % the dark, lustrOus, sksn tresses Of youth
Light Red Faded hair can be changed beautiful
aublrn by two or three applications Do not, then,
wear such ancient and Apid ted appearance TO
your lends but secure at bottle Of AmbrJsia
g. A Thing Of Beauty Is Joy For yer Humors
and Diseases II he scalp produce ba dness The AM
bosA is warranted to restore the to healthy
condition and hi, ken the hair DAndtuf Is thor ukhly
eadiea,ed by Itching and burning OF the scalp
may y cured by two applications.
II is richly periumed Hair Dressing 1t is not a
dye 1t does not stain the finest linen a yesetab c
health, 90 Litrie Of silver dyes those made Of
other noEous drugs. Try it and be convinced
Price 81 % per bottle.
EN- TUBS CO, Proprietors,
Peterboro', II.
J. Q Preble General Wholesale gent, 81 and S.
John +. Henry & Co. Waterbury, Vt, Nholesas
agents.
Pr sale by druggists and dealers generally, md by
WOOD Bixoy Co., MontPeiet, VI 1O.daTeo~s5
/ MOTT E.-Application will be made to
charter for railroad be operated by horse
oower from Waterbury, via StoTe Vi lise 70 ST. Mans
field W H. II. BINGHAM
owe. August II 1865 7l.73
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sptctIl N0llres.
THE DIFFERENCE.

Between good and poor article Of Gin plan enough
II you waut the best, buy bottle Of Dunster's Cd
London Dock Gin. Sold BY most count. stores every
where and BY the Wholesale agent, G. A. RICHARDS,
30 Washington street, Boston. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01
AYERS PILLS.

- -ss.sss Some Rt Of sickness creeping upon
YOU and should be aserted by timely Of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills and cleanse out the diso'
dcred humorspurify the blood, and let the fluids moVs
on unobsuucted in health sgAin. They stimulate the
functions Of the body into vigorous activity purify tho
system from the distractions which make disease. A
cold somewhere in the body and dersnges its nat
ura fun tons These, il not relieved react upon them
selves and the surrounding organl, prodpsng general
aggrAyation suffering and arrangement While in this
condition. take Ayers Pills, and directly they
restore the natural action Of hs system, and with i, the
buoyant feeling Of health again. What is and SO
apparent In this trivial and common complaint is also
in many Of the deep seated and dangerous dstem.
pers The same purgauye effect expels them. Caused
by similar obsuuctons and arrangements Of the natural
functions Of the body, they rapidly and many Of them
surely cured by the means fone who know thu
virtue II these Pills will neglect to employ them when
suffering from the disorders they such as Headache.
Foul Stomach Dysentery, Bilious Complaints, lndges-
N, DerSngemen of the Liver, oos,iveness, COnstpA4
ton, Heartburn Rheumatism, Dropsy, Worms and Sur.
preston, when taken in large doses.
They Sugar Coated, that the mos, sensitive can
take them easily, and they surely the best purgatvs
medicine yet discovered
AYERS AGUE CURE,
For the speedy and certain Curelof Intermittent Fever
or Chills and Fever, Remttent Fever, Chill Fever.
Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious Feversi
indeed for the whole class pf diseases originating in
biitAry arrangement, caused by the malaria Of mias
matte countries.
This remedy has rarely failed TO cure the seyerest
es Of Chls and Fever and has this great advantsg
other Ague medicines that subdues the complaint
without injury the patient II contains quinne
other deeerous substances does produce euinism
or any injurious effect whatever Shaking brothers
the army and the Try and you will endorse thes
assertions,
Prepared by J. q. AVER n Co., Lowell. Mass, an !
In W AZ nrpiers - We'd At re ~-h~ve STA