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The Placer herald., 1866-08-04
(Commu nicated.l
An Item for White Men.

Tive us cOange! was Tue cry Of tuOu.
sand OF honest, minimizing voters. in the
campaign which resulted in the success Of
aboIitionism. and the placing Of Abraham
Lincoln in the Presidential chair. They 60
the change aud here is one little item, be-
longing to that list Of changes, that may be
Of considerable interest to those who are
compelled to labor for living. and to the
many who are unable to lay up thousands Of
dollars in government bonds. which are ex.
empt from taxation. At the time this hue
and cry about change was made, there
vac in The Southern States 100000 ne
groes held as slaves. Out of this whole
number, such thing as u negro pauper was
unknown. To have intimated levying a
keep the able bodied. but lazy negroes Of the
south. would have brought down such a
storm Of execraton upon the heads Of the
advocates Of such measure that no one
would have been able 10 Withstand it. But
time. aboitionism. and changes, have at
last brought this result. and now, the tax.
payers Of the north. whose blood and sweat
brought freedom for these negroes, are pay
ing The following enormous amounts to keep
them in clothes and feed them:
Salaries to Comm'rs for negroes, *57.5OO
Clerks for negroes, 80 800
Stationery and Printing for negroes, 63.5OO
Quarters and fuel, $4,000
Clothing for negroes, l,7l0,OO0
Rations, 4,2O6 900
Medicines, 100000
Railroad fare for negroes, l,9SO,OOO
School Marms for negroes, $1,000
School Houses for negroes, 100000
lei egraphing, $4,000
$ll,0s4 600
Read it closely, ye struggling. ,oi;ng la.
borers in the field. in The shops, in the mines
and factories. Eleven million nine hundred
and eighty four thousand nine hundred and
sixty dollars, Of your earnings taken from
your wives and children. to feed and cothe
negroes. who are too lazy 70 work and feed
and clothe themselves.
Think Of it as you 60 to labor in the morn.
ing. and as you lrudge home al night, weary
and worn after your day Of toll.
Reflec: over it as you sit down TO your
scantily spread board, and as you gaze upon
your dependent family, who, if not suffering
from want, are deprived of many Of the com.
forts Of life, because abolitionism roLs You OF
yonr earnings, TO give to the negroes it is
keeping in The south And as the tax gath.
erer pockets the little you have been ena
bled to save, count how much OF it might he
retained for you, were you not compelled to
pay your proportion ofneary twelve million
of dollars, that the legislation Of abolition Of
tcaIs bes,ows upon the miserable negroes
they have stolen to compel you TO keep
This is but small item in the list of chan.
ges' many Of you assisted to bring about. Is
it not time, that we, Iaboring, toiling, tax
paying, white men, try 10 make change
that will be for our benefit, and cease to pay
homage to Sambo. the Abolition God.
The Placer herald., 1866-08-04

Jas. M. Winslow, Of St. Paul, Minnesota.
offsrs to build hotel costing 100000 in
that city, II the citizens will furp;ah q site
and sac, 900 bonus.
The Placer herald., 1866-08-04
AUBURN, AUGUST 4, 1865.

THOMAS BOYCE. North East corner of Mont.
gemery and Washington streets, San Francisco
IL authorized to solicit advertisements aud sub
scriptions in that city for the Herald aud receip,
for the same.
J.J. KNOWLTON & CO.. Advertising Agents,
corner Of kearney and Sacramento streets, arc
authorized 10 solicit advertisements and subscrip-
tions for the Placer Herald, anu receipt tor the
came.
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MINERS MEETING.-At Miners meeting held
in Ophr. Placer county. July 9th, 1865, pursu-
ant to call, Capt. J. H. Mallett was elected chair.
man aud George Hogle, Secretary On motion,
it was
Resolved, that this meeting adopt, as the law 9
oil this District, th, laws passed at a Miners
meeting held at Gold Hill on the l4th of July
1866.
Resolved, That all those present. who are in
favor OF the proceedings Of this meeting, shall
sign them.
Whereupon, the most of those present signed,
and then the meeting adjourned.
The Placer herald., 1866-08-04

Coop News FOR TRANSFERS Hon. John
M. Avery, United States Assessor, tslegraphs
10 Marysville: "You will omit the assess.
ment OF teamsters or gross receipts from June
S0lh. Assess all up to that date" This
tax has been great burden on teamsters,
but has been, as the Appeal is informed BY
the Revenue officers, promptly paid.
Forney's announcement 10 his own paper
that he is to be a candidate for the Senate,
in place Of Mr.. Cowan, has excited many a
hearty laugh here.-N. Y. Com. Adv.
A mammoth turtle, weighing seven hun.
red pounds, 10 on exhibition in Baltimore.
The President bas approved the homestead
extension bill; also, the bill TO pay West vir.
ginia war claims.
Tho Baltimore Sun estimates the popula.
ton Of that city at the present time at three
hundred thousand
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

VIM. :. White, Admir- ! Bill to sell LANDS,
Of Elizabeth White, 10 account. for In
decd, vs.. junction. ~ mar.
Martin p: White and shalt assets.
Thomas r Magill.
On hearing the pleadincs in the above
stated case, and on moion Of Kershsw e.
Conn"rs, ComPlainsnrs Solicitors, il is or.
dered that the Creditors Of Elisabeth T..
White, deceased, be eejoioed from proceed
ing against the Administrator, William !.
While, in the Courts Of Law, and that they
prove and establish their demands against
the said deceased, before the Conmi. .sionr
OF this Court, on or before The ist dav of
December next, and in default thereof that
they be barred from the recovery Of the
same against the Complainant. William ].
''Ate, Administrator. and from any appi.
cation OF the assets In his hands TO the
payment of the sa me-
IL is a'so ordeted that copy Of this or
der be published in the Lancaster Ledger
lwhe month until The fir, day of D.cem.
Der next. Ii. ID. LttSESAE.
A correct copy.
X. q BILLINGS, c. e. l. %.
June 9th 1866.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

Rob't. N. Sims, Adm'r. } Bill for sale o,
VS.. Land, Injunction
Harriet A. Campbell, and to marshall
and others. assets. .
In conformity to tho Decre,ai order Of
the Court OF Equity ut June Term, 1866,
in the above stated case. the creditors Of
the late hugh w Campbell decd are here.
by oO:ihed that they are restrained by Ia
junction from having. maintaining, or pres.
ecnting suits Mt law against complainant as
Administrator Of said deceased, or enforciny =
wriis of Fieri Facias. subsisting against n,
w. Campbell in his life time. The credi.
tors, all and singular, of said II. w Camp.
bell, deceased, sre furrhe notified, tha,
they are required to present and establish
their claims. Before the undersigned Com.
m ssioner Of the Court, on or before tho
10Th day Of October next on failure 20 10
do the said claims will he barred.
K.G BILLINGS, C.E. Id.
July 4lh, 1866. -3m.
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In EQUITY-Lancaster.

J. }. Porter, Adm'r. Bill for sale Of Real
vs.. Estate, TO marshall as
l. X. Rene, ct. al. \.e,s, Sc
In conformity TO tie Decretal order Of
the Court of Eqsity at June Term, 1866,
in the above stated case, the creditors Of the
Estate OF Robert II. Porter. are hereby
notified that they are restrained by lnjunc
zion from suetng at Law on their claims
against said Estate. The said credl tors are
further notified that they are required to
present and establish their claims before the
undersigned Commissioner Of the Court,
on or before the 10Th day of 0ctober next,
or failing so to do said claims will bc barr.
ed. X. q BILLIN is, Z. f. L. ID.
July h, 1866. -3m.
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N TICE.

A N Order was made at the last Term Of
"A the Court fsf Equity, requiring the
Commissioners TO comm ence suits on the
bonds and notes in his hands which are
past cue, SO that either creditors OF The
debtors NAV not obtain pnorities. All
persons interested are hereby notified of the
existence of snch order, to the end that they
may have opportunity to settle demands
against them without suit.
X G BILLINGS, C. L. L. D.
July 4th lS66,-3L .
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IN EQU!TY-Lancaster

IN EQU!TY-I.ancaster.
Er .Parte. e. ID. Melton, Bill 10 Per
Solicitor, North.ru CIR. pelua,s Tes,i.
cult. Smonv.
Andraw johnson, Executor OF Michael
Horton, d-ceassd. having This dav filed in
nv Office under the Bill in the above stated
case. an application in writing, PRAYING for
leave 10 have taken and perretuated secoD
Diary evidence of hhe &C oBt.nts Of the repu.
ted Will aud TO dir'l " i'll Of said deceased.
bearing dates respectively on the 2Ist day
"f October. 1855. and the 29lh day OF June
1860, the originals whereo Of is alleged to
have been destroyed; on motion of Kershxw
and ConnOrs, Solicitors ,for Applicant, il is
ordered that all Persons having like or sop
Posi;s interests, in said Estate. either ~
lsga,ses or heirs q, law Of said deceass i, do
appear before me On the 26!h dav Of July.
next. 10 cross examine the .vioencs which
may be produced and introduce evidence in
rePly; When such eviiencs, II not refutsd,
shall be recorded
K. G. BILLINGS, C. +. l.. D.
Commissioners Office, Lancaster
T. II SO. ca, April 23d, SC
April 25th-!l-3m".
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"GrIs' the "fat contributor" Of the
Cincinnati Times, says the New York
Legislature, last session, passed a law
prohibiting the free pass system on Tie
railroads in that State. By a provision
OF the law all passes were taken up ON
and after the lst Of May. A large nun
Der OF the press gang, who lived in Eas.
tern New York, and who ad been Yves,
are stopped at the Pennsy line un.
able to get further, being out Of money.
The Atlantic and Great Western Com
psny have very kindly extended TO them
the use of their water tanks 10 lodge in.
The Union Telegraph Company kindly
permitted them the free use of the telo
graph to send their dispatches home.-
One editor telegraphs to his partner:
'Send me some money. Five dollars
will do if sent Immediately. Don't sus-
pend the paper in consequences, If you
can possibly avoid it,"
Another, rendered savage aud profane
telegraphs his foreman: "Ssl that office
stove aud send on the proceeds. We
don't need it in warm weather. Dis.
charge the devil"
L. S.-Givs our Legislature h-ll for
this.
One poor fellow is canght away from
home out in Illinois. This is his dispatch:
Dear Wife Sell my other clothes 70.
what they will bring, and remit at once.
Had my linen duster for supper, and my
spare shirt will have to go for lodging
May be able 10 make light breakfas. on
aGerman silver comb and a pair Of shears
that CHANGED TO have with me. Don't
know when | shall get home. II will de,
pend good deal on the waking. Don't
marry for few months; there is a bare
possibility of my getting back. s.
The editor Of the POdunk Stuffed CLUB
tele2raphs his partner:
Dear Sam :--Forward ME at once all
the money you have, even il it isfive dol.
lars. Take any advertisement that offers
for the present, whatever ITS character.
r. 5, Bring down the paper with all
its weight on the head Of that Giant, Mo
b pols--the New. York Central,
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IN EOUIIY-Lancaster

Landv w. Bailey, Adm'r J.mi. \ Bill for
ma Hammod, Us. Nathaniel accou 1
Bowers, ct. al. Sand relief
1t Appearing TO NV satisfaction that Ma
than el Bowers, and Barnett d. Johnnon, de-.
PENDANTS in the above stated caso, reside
bssoud the Limits Of Ibis State, on motisa
of kershaw a. Coanors, SoI'rs. for Com
,plainant, il il ordered III at the said Nathan
iei Bowers and Baruette ID. Johnssp, do
Plead, answer or d-mur to the Bill in. said
case ON or before the first day # Sepiem
Der next other~is. judgment pro coufesso
will DO ordered ngain-, them.
X g. BILLINGS &. E L. ID.
Com'rs Office, Lancaster T.. Il, 4
sc Nay "a. 1866. 3m.
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UNITED STATES
STEEL PEN WORKS.
Factory, cAMDES, nj.
r Esterbrook g. 90.
Steel Pen Manufacturers

WAHhHOVbEb.
k63 ARCH ST, PHILADELPHIA.
~ JOHN ST. NEW YORK,
2Aess ORIGINATED Pens are of Genuine Amer
iesa Manufacture, and comprise evory leading
syis IN tie Market. and are equal in fnisk,
elasticity aad fneness Of point TO the 6esi ana,
ported They are, therefore, a~e 10 gain tie
confidence Of kAs Amsrioan pu6iie.
samples and Prices on application.
Lots Made 10 Order, Of any pattern or STAMP
required.
For Sole to tie TTsdt at fAs Nam.1sesure,'s
Warehouses, az a5ocs and At Ysiaa by all
Sfationers, Bookseiters asd Mems Dealers in
the United States
B. EsTERBR00K q CO.
March z. iS6S.--sm.
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Bl8R3R883~

The coat Of a horse is the gift of ma
ture. That of al ass Is often the work
of a tailor.
Why is an author the most peculiar
of animals? Because his tale comes out
of his head
who are the dishonest people! Hard.
ware merchants; they sell iron and steel
for living.
What man is generally out Of breath
The tailor: he cuts coats and pants mos,
Of the time.
Why is call for volunteers, like rain
on newly planted potatoes I Because it
starts the sprouts
The school girl who "fell into reve
ry," has been pronounced out of, danger
by her physician.
Patrick gave his testimony riot
case BE jsbbers, the first Eae paw
Coming at me was two brick AUs
It is very well for little children to be
lambs, but Avery bad thing for them TO
grow up sheep.
Can man who has been fined BY the
magistrate again and again be consider
ed re fined mani
What sort OF drum is that which is
best when it cannot be bea.eni Wby a
conun drums, Of course.
Prentice thinks woman always dress.
es up the truth a little. She wouldp',
for the world exhibit it naked.
The New Hampshire House of Rep.
resentatlves, on the SSlh, ratified the
Constitutional amendment by a vote OF
203 10 107.
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YORKVILLE ENQUIRER.
YORKylLLE, 8. e.

TERMS-IN ADyANCE-TAsss dol
lars and fly essss per yssr two AsIIsrs
for six mouths; one dollar fer three nontns
--psyabls in ~grsenbacks." When ssy
meat . usds 10 specie. tws dsIIa~s asd 6f
y cents per year ess esllar asd tassty
ave essis fsf sis msaths; seventy Eve
sssts fsf three ssaiAs. sisgh seelss, sss
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ave think the Machine much more than
pays fer itself every wear in the saving Of
garments. We think il important The
wringsr should be fitted with COt;S."-
lOrangs Judd, Editor Of Americaa Agrical.
tutist.
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S 500 PER YEAR We want Agent.

everywhere 10 sell our tHrRovEs $40 Sew.
ing Msckines Thiss new kinds Under
nna upper feed. sent on trial Warranted
hvs years Above salary or large cssmis-
.,ons paid. The ONLY machines sold in the
United States FOR less than $40, which are
fully licensed BY Howe. WAeeisr e. NiS,ssn,
G'ovsr Il Baker, Singer e. Co., and Barhsl.
der. AL ether cheap machines are in)rin
genents att the setter or ;xser are liable 20
arrest, line and inprisosment. Illu.trated
circulars sent fres Address. or csll npsu
Shaw d CLARK, st Blddsfsrd, Maine. Or Chi.
cseos III l5--ly.
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This is che first Wrnger Il have Foun
that wonid stand the service required of it
IL. p. Huggins. Lovsjoys fistel.
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Published every Wednesday Morning.
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w. n. C0NNORS, d. CARTER.
TERMS,
ADVERTISEMENTS


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Brewer type. No advertisement considered
less than square.
The number o. insertions must be written
on each Advertisement, or they will be inser-
ted ill ordered out and charged accordingly.
Semi.Montfly, Monthly. OF Quarterly Adver.
tiSements, will be charged one dollar and fJly
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The following dcductions will be made in
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datcs for office aud all Others Of limited or in.
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All legal or official notices must be paid for
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The same, without reference to their official
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JOB WORK
Will be executed with neatness and dispatch
aud on accommodating terms.
cB THE CASHfor Advertising aud Job
Work will be required in all instances "a soon
as the work is rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sorghum, &C., will lie
received in payment Of subscriptions and ,sd.
vertisng at the market rates. Also clean cot.
ton and linen rags.
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My family would NJ soan give up the
cooking stove as this CLOTHES WRIsGR n
1t cannot be too hig"ly recommended
lSolon Robinson.
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P r c E S .

PRICES.
Large Wringer, "A" SI2 90
Medium Wring-r, ~" 10 90
Doty 3 Washer, Fstnily Size. - 90
.Detys Washer, Hotel Size. Is 90
Merch ants or good ranvassers can make
monsy rapidly seiIi"g them 10 every town.
Exclusive sale guarant esd and liberal terms
given to responsible parties W 10 first apply.
Descriptive Circular and ,erms sent tree.
The celebrated DtrTY'S CLOTuES
WASHER. which has just taken tie ffrs.
pso.elum a' the g6ei fa!r of the American
Institute, is also sold BY the undersigned.
4. c. BROWNING, General Agest.
Ne. s47 Broadway, New York.
February 7th, ls66-ly.
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81 heartily commend lite economists o.
time, money aud contsntmeat."-lThe Rev
DIR. Bellows.
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P9R9AY>
THE TWO BRIDES,

by R. II. sToDpARD.
-:o:-
l saw two maids at the kirk,
And both were fair and sweet,
One was in her bridal robe,
One in her winding sheet.
The choriSters sang the hymn,
The sacred rites were read
And one for lile to life,
And one to death was wed.
They went to their bridal beds
In lovelincss and bloom,
One in a merry castle,
One in a solemn tomb.
One to The world of sleep,
Locked in the arms of love;
And one in the arms Of death
Passed to the Heaven above.
One to the morrow woke
In a world of sin aud pain;
But the other was happier far,
And never woke again.
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new SKIRT FOR 1861
The Great Invention Of the Age
H OOP s Il IR rs.

The Great Invention Of the Age
HOOP rs.
J. w. 8RaDLEy'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC tor Soohie) SPRING SKIRT.
'INHIS INVENTION CONSISTS OF
4 DUPLEX (os tws) ELL,rr,c PURx
RENSEEs STEEL SPRINGS. ,ny.niousiy
braided nghtIy and ira,iy together. edge .
edge, mai ing the toughest, most flexible.
elastic and durable Spring ever used They
seldsa bend or tpe.k. ike th~ Single
springs. and consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful Shape more than twice
a. long - any Sing!. Spring Skirt that eyer
Has or Can be made
The W wonderful fexibiitv and great com.
fort and pleasure to any Lady wearing ahs
Duplex Elliptic Skir, will b- experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies
Operas, Carriages. Ra .rsnd Cars, Church
Pcws. Arm Chairs, fo~ Promenade and
House Dress, as the Skirt can b. isidsd
when In use TO occupy q small place ~
easily and conveniently n = Silk or Muslin
Dress
A LADY having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort aud Great Convsniencs Of wearing
tho Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt fer
. single day will Never Afterwards ~IiIiug.
" dispense ~ith their use. For Children,
Misses and Young Ladies they are AZ perior
10 all Others.
The Hoops are covered with ply doubl.
twisted threated ssd will wear twice n
long n the Single yarn covering which il
used on s!l Single Steel Hoop Skirts The
three bsttom rods on every Skit are siso
D"ubir Sized, and twice or double covered
70 prevent ths covering from wearing of
the rods when dragging down stairs. sions
steps, etc etc, which they are constantly
ssbject ,o'whsn ~ use.
All are made Of the new aud slerapl
Corded Tapes. and are the best quality 10
every part, giving 10 the ~~arsr The aost
graceful and perfect Shape possible, and
are snqussiionabIy ths ligatsst. most dssi.
rable, comfortable asd sconoa,cai Skirt
ever made
VESTS BRADLEY e. CARY, Pro
prirtors ofihs invss,ioa, and Noe Manu-
factofe-, 81 Chambers, and 10 g. 81 Reads
Streets, New York
For Sale 10 all The first elias. Stmss in
this City, and ihroughest the Uniied States
asd Canada, Havana de Cuba. Mexico, South
America, and the West Indies.
~ Inquire for ths Duplex Elliptic for
doubie) Spring Skirt. A. &C.
March 28, 1866 -5ms.
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THE RICHMOND TINES.
Is Published DAILY AND sEmI.wEEKLY BY
CHAS. H. WYNHE.
Office NJ ". Corner siain and 18th streets.

TERMS.
Daily one year. .................s ss 90
DailV' months.... ................ 8 90
Da'i, J month. .............. ! 90
Semi'Weekay, 4 year. 500
semi weekly, uaOuths. ....-.... 800
weekly, year, s............. 800
week y, montbs s............. 2 90
The TINES will give adj the military. na-
VAL political and foreign Intelligence ofihs
day.
eN hh cemnunieatieHs, either from
correspondents or on Business. should be
addressed To- CHAS II. WYNNE,
Pscpdstor.
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BABBl99,S COLUMN.
kn Percent Saved
~O BY USING
U T. BABBTTTS

- LABOR SAVING SOAP.
Tnis Ssap Is made from pure and clean
materials. CONTAINING No ADULTE.
RATION OF ANY KIND, will not iniur.
the NEST delicate fabric, and Ia especially
adapted for woolsns, which will moi shrink
after beng washed with this Soap. It may
be used 10 hard or salt water. Il will 70.
move Paist, grsess, tar sEd stains Of all
kids; Ono pound warranted equal to two
Pourds Of ordinary family soap. Dirscti.Is
cent with each bar FOR making three gallons
handsome soft soap from one pound Of this
SonP. Each bar Is wrapped In q circnlar
containing Gull directions for use, printed
IN Engl'.h aud Gernan, AJAX your grocer
Tor "B L. Babbitts SOAP" aud take no
other. n. r RARRI.CC
Nos. "a, 6a, Ga, 81, IS, So. 40. IL &74.
Washington st., N. Y.
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GOn a MONTH! AGENTS want.
OOO ed foe six entirely nes articles. Jest
cut Address q. r. CAREY, City Bsild.
'ng' Biddsford, Ne. H-ly.
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KA MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP.
-" PER CENT. SAVED

RYUSlNG b. T. BABBIr us PURE
~ Concentrated Potas or Rsady Ssap
Maker. Warranted double the strength or
common Potash, and superior 10 any ether
saponiiisr. or lev In the market. Pct 40 in
cans OF j pound, q pounds, q eeands, q
pounds and "a pounds, with fuH direct one
in English and German for making hard
and soft soap. One pound will make Is
gallons OF soft soap. No lime 10 reouired.
Consumers will find hi. the cheapest Pct.
ash 10 market d T. BABBII"r.
Nss!6], 65, &c, CT, 6S, 81. 10. n g. "a,
Washington street, N. Y.