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This is an article FOR washing without rubhing,
~1cept in very dirty places, which Will require a
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations ol-
1orci tor Ike purpose, " I'LL not Rot THE CLOTHES,
'but will leave Them much wHlTER thun ordinary
methods without the usual wear and tear.
Itremuvos grease spots ms II by magic, ana SOFT
Ssns the dirt by soaking that rinsing Will in or
Uiinary cases entirely remove 1t.
This powder is prepared IN accordance WIN
Ghemical science, aud upon process peculiar 10
ylselG which is secured 10y Letters Patent. IL mas
t,ren In Use for more than n year, and mas proved
ttsrlt an universal fayurite wherever 1t has been
Lsed. Among the advantages claimed are 'hc i"l-
lowing. yiLt
it saves all the expense of sorp Usually used on
A1AiOu aud linen goods.
u saves most of the labor OF rubbing, and wear
aud tear.
Also. FOR cleaning windows u Is unsurpassed
V,tth one quarter the time and labor usually re-
suired 10 imparts beautiful gloss and lustre,
Guieh superior TO any other mode. No water re-
.guIicd except 10 moisten the powder.
tii ections with each package.
aud cln be rcalily appreciated by single tlal'
The cost of washing for family of Ave or six per-
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS,
rhu manufacturers ut this powder are aware
that muny useless compounds have scen int -
sucsi 10 the public which have rptted the cloth
ar failed in removing the dirt, but knowing the IN
srnsic excellence of this article they conniehtiy
proclaim II as hcing adapted To meet demand
which has long existed, and which mas hcret"iort
remained nnsupplied
MANUFACTURED BI
HOWE Il STEVENS,
2OO RrOadWAy Boston.
Also NANUF ACruRERs OF FAMILY DYE OOiOHa
snld ny an Gr0ceIs aud Dealers. oe9ddm
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
no expire on the atst day Of January. 1SC7l
OFPiCE on TuE AUDITOR OF SrATE)
lNsnnANnE nErANTMENr.

OFFiCE or TuE AUDITOR OF STATED
INSURANCE nErARrMENr,
tOLUMnus, ONO. July 10, 1860
WlWurAs The PIGdENiN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY located ut Hartford, In
the state OF Cuunecticut. has ied Ia this once u
sworn statement Of its condition, as required 10y
the act "rO regulate Insurance Companies not in
rnrpurited hy The state of Ohio" passed April 3,
lSl aud amended February o, 1854, and tho act
''To regulate Foreign Insurance Companies -
passed pril . 1865; and, WHEREAS. said ComIa-
nv has furnished the undersigned satisfactory oV-
dcncc that II Is possessed of an actual CHpil of a
least oNE muEDItEn ANp F1FTN THot SAND DOLLARS,
invested rs required by said acts; and, WHEREAS,
said tompnny has ncd in this ofcc u written IN
striimcnt under its corporate seal signed by the
President aud secretary thereof authorizing any
agent or agents of said Company IN this state to
acknowledge service Of proc, ss. for aud In behalf
of said Company according to the terms of said
ari ot April g. 1Hi6
NOM THERLFuHE IN pursuance of the acts
aforesaid, L. JAMES H.'GODMAN. auditor of
state for ohio do hereby certify that said plICE-
NIN MUTUAL LlFE TNSHRANCEtOMPANN
of Hartford, is authorized Ia transact the business
OF Life Insurance In this State until thc thirty first
day Of January, In the year one thpiisnnd eight
hundred and siSty-scven.
lsgALl IN WITNESS W nEREOF. have hcreunto
s,iilscrbcd my name aud caused the seal ut my
oilce Go he QnYcd the day aud car above writ
ten JAS ", kOIlMA AN,
Auditor OF state.
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STATE or coxyEerlcur, ss

NTATT OF IONNLCTlCIT, -,
COUNTY or HAtTFORDS 80
Horace j. Morse, Vice President. and Jas +.
Burns, Secretary of the PhWniN Mutual Life In.
snrnnce Company, being severally sworn, drposo
and say that the foregoing is fun true and cor
aud that they are the above described OAiceiS
thereof n. !. MORSE, President.
JAS +. BURNS. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn hel0lc me, this 10th day of
July, iSt6. EDW GOODMAN,
FIVE CENT SrAMPl ohio Com. of Deeds In Conn.
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OFFICE OF rms NunlroR or STATE, !
COLIfMulS. ono. Juiv 49, 1896

Ills hereby certified, that the forc..oing is cor
rect copy ui the statement of Condition of the
PhWniN MUtuM Life Insurance Company. Of
Hartford toHurclicut. made 10 aud Glcd III this
ONCE iur the wear lss6
" iiucss. my hand and seal Officially.
. l7FALl JAS. ~. GOODMAN.
iy2SW3 Auditor %, St3ltc.
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AraI @statt.
LIMIT z, ApPJEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Office ;g2;s Third street, North side.
pAYroN, ONO.


A
N SMALL. FARM, "a ACRES GOOD
brick house aud we'll improved siN miles li"h
Dnyteu, adjoining Iibcrty-fi,bJO,
nnc residence, hA acres, wen imPfuNeu'
Within one mile OF Dayton tSRo a..
frenc house aud ~ acres, on Vreh'"s'"
4 iarn Of 100 acres, on Bear Creek, good land
for ESQ per acre, ,.nu,t..
a lam nf 80 acres, two miies n0rth oi ihllilpH-
burgi cheap at 5000 80
nnc brick on Jones street $500. ,
A Zine house aud lot on East third tfcet !Nmn'
Three houses anil lots ON Fourth street for t22uV
g. 900 and & 40 each an cheap. a, H.
ino residence IN yellow springs, Weh h"'
provcd-siH0O 80,
X good house and ot we'll improved on Long
strcct-S2OOO
farm, . uilcs from DAYTON. OF 10 acres wen
improved, on Eaton Pike; cheap Tor fl1Nm' ,,,,
Is fnrm oi ibt ucrCs, milo cist OF Union on VI.
old Troy ruad, well improved, and tue nes' P""'i''
of laud-S0u0 ..
A lnrm oil igi acres, wen Improved miles south.
west Of CoyWgton ohio, the best lahu' lof N'' l''
acre I'D,
FLAX fnctory. occupied by Mcssfs. Davis Co
with machinery amt acres OF Hlnd. o..
A farm of 100 acres mile north Of browns Hlt
tion, or western u. r., ON Twin Crcok' "e'' i"'
ptoycd-S 5000 ,o
a farm of % acres, ON Grcenville X. H.-SNa4V
a farm Of % acres, good improvements I"
Brown's station, on Western Il. R.-s3Hm -,
a farm Of 20 acres, ON Germantown Pihe' . mllo
from Dayton 5000
number of houses and lots in different parts o
the city. All will bc sold cheap.
feb2tf LEN1Z S ApPLEGArB. X. ~, a b
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Prince Walton & Co., Sole ProprietO
And compouudcr OF stomach Bitiers, Blood put.
Tier and Hood PMS aud Disuller aud MmUtuc-
tuner or CAtaWbn aud Swedish Biandics, nnd ali
kinds of the hncst domestic liquors, which pc snid
G0uud O. East Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
For sale hy Druggists and ncalcU IN Mediciht
CVeryWhtru. iel1ldhWi ~
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The nmouut OF iis capital or earnings de
posted in amy other State, rs security
for losses therein ........,..... none
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21
BROWN & PERKINS.
Pianos for the People |!
400 Rr0ame ST. ny.

We would call the attention of the public and the
trade TO elegant New Scale Pianos in the follow.
ing styles:
STYLE A, octave. Front large round corntrs.
plain case, either oCtagon carved legs.
straight bottom, bead noIiiing pinth. =. $50
STYLE B. ! octave. same : style A with ser
peniine moulding plith carved legs and Tyre. sou
STYLE e, : octave. Front cSThers large round
seTpeutine bottom, moudings same $ style
d. carved Tyre aud desk, fancy carved legs. $50
STYLE D. octave, -Four large round corners,
finished back, .nouldinEs rim and Elinth.
serpentmc bottom carved Tyre and desk, ele-
CANT carved truu COO
The above styles all finished in elegant rose.
wood cases and have the full iron frame French
action, harp pedal beveled top, ivory keys KEY
fronts and exceed in overstung bass nearly ali the
: Octave Pianos man ufactured. They are
made of the best materials aud for finish, durability
purity and sweetnes of tone cannot be surpassed
We invite the attention OF the public OF dealers and
the profession, TO critical examination of The
merits of our Pianos
BY avoiding tie great expenses attea dant upon
costly factories aud expensive warerooms in the
city, We are enabled TO offer these Pianos prices
which defy competition and invite all call and
examine them before purchasing elsewhere. Parties
ordering from di tance rely upon receiving
their Pianos promptly, and no confusion aIist
as the styles are so distinctly designated by the
The 70 ur sly les described above, embody all the
essential changes IN exterior hnIsh of case whIcf
are By many manufacturers run up TO is aud y
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21
Nj 4 II X IE d.

In Lewisburg, Union County, Pa, on the
l4th inst, by the Rev. z. 3. Mari, DIR. +.
G. Harrison, of Bloomsbury, Columbia Co.,
Pa, and Miss Jane Cameron, daughter of
William Cameron, Esq, of the former place.
On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. VIM. j.
Eyer, Mr.. Ira Rodarmel, to Miss Elizabeth
Goodman, both of Centralia, Columbia Co.,
Penna.
On the 18th ult., by the Rev J. W. Stein
metz, Mr.. John Coleman, of Limestone
Township, Montour County, and Miss Mar
garet A. Cressley, of Liberty Township, and
County aforesaid.
On the 9th inst, by the same, Mr.. Daniel
Bartow, of Madison township, Columbia Co, /,
and Miss Charlotte Meyer, of Catawissa
Township, this County
On the 18th inst, by the Rev William j.
Eyer, Mr.. Jacob Carl, Of Locust Township,
Columbia County, to Miss Caroline Burger,
of Catawissa,. Pa.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21
I ATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
]. W. BradIey'S Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE SPRING)
GgN2V

- S9-
The Wonderful Flexihiiity and great comfort md
pleasurs 10 any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced par;icui ary in all crowded
Assemblies. operas, Carriages Rsilroad Cars. Arm
Dress, the skirt be folded when in use o
cupy a sma ~ place easily and CONVENE ntly rs
silk Muslin Dress. an invaluable quality erin
oline, not found in any Single Spring Skirt.
A Lady having enjoy ed the pleasure. comfort, and
great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring skirt for single day, will after
wards willingly dispense with their For Chill
dren. Miss and Young Ladies' they superior 10
all others.
They will not bend or break like the Single Spring.
but will preser their perfect and grac efuI pc
when three four ordinary SkIEIs will have been
thrown aside useless. The Hoops covered
ouly double springs, but twice (or doubls)
covered preventing them from wearing GU when
dragging down stoops stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with all la
dies and is universally reconme ded BY the Fashion
Magazines STANDARD SKIRT OF FHk
FASHIONABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inesiimable advantages IN
Criuoline. viz Superior quality, perfect manufac-
ture stylish shape and finish, hexibty durability
comfort and economy enquire for j. w. BRADLgTs
Duplex Elliptic, Double Spring Skirt, and be sure
you get the genuine article,
CAU1 ION.-To guard against IMPOSITION be
parIicul At TO NOTICE that skirts offered "DU-
PIEX'' have the red ink stamp viz :: ~. w. Brad
leys Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs upon the waist
band-Hone others are genuine. AlsO Nstics that
every Hoop will admit a pin passed through the
braided together therein which is the secret Of their
1cK ibIity and strength, and combination Hst 10 be
found in any other skirt.
FOR SA LIE in all Stores where FIRST CLASS
skirts sold throughout the United states and
elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the Patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY L CARY,
81 Chambers & 79 < sI Reade sts., N. Y.
October 10, IS66.--snI
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BIaspheny.

The deleterious effects of war are well
known; and the demoralization which al
ways precedss war is equally well-known.
Blasphemy and infdelity always accompany,
and commonly go before, all great public
tumults. In France, at the time OF the
Revolution of 1889, the Christian Religion
was denounced by the Authorities in the
most formal manner and it was inscribed
over the doors of the Churches of Paris,
death is an eternal Sleep" The flow Of
blood seemed to obEterats the idea of a
God. -. s- s.ur
So it was in our late sanguiLary contiict.
Priests in. their sacerdotals abandoned the
Gospel of God, and preached politics. The
howl Of what had been known as Christian
Communities was for blood. No prayers
that the hearts of mistaken enemies might
be turned no hope expressed that the souls
of slain men, albeit they thought differently
with US, might be saved from everlasting
destruction; but blood, blood!
The effects of these foul teachings from
the pulpit remain. In the Republican of a
late date appears blasphemous parody of
portion of the Sacred Scriptures; and in
last week Cozunlbian appears Chapter
of the same scandalous and impious import.
These two journals must presume strongly
upon a want of respect for sacred things
among their readers Men may giggle over
paraphrslses and parodies and other trifings
with the Sacred Scriptures, but we viii re-
mind them of the last words of inspiration
IN the Gospel of Christ: g II dny man shall
add u,st0 these things, God shall add unto
him Tie plaques that are lcritte1s an this
book 'sst8a aN @
Shame, gentlemen of the press You
have some christian readers who are shock
ed by blasphemy and profanity; and altho
you seem to think that the mass of them are
far sunk in the depths of infdelity, you
should not forget that your mission relates
to rising generation. Let your yea be yea,
and your nay be nay.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21
The InYentor,s Fate.

The London Tines contains a long article
in reference to the fate of JACOB SNIDER,
who died in poverty, in London, in conse-
quence of the meanness with which the
British War Office dealt with him. Mr. Sni-
der was citizen Of Philadelphia and at one
time in prosperous business here. Being I'M
fortunate, he went to England, where his
ill-luek seemed to pursue him. The British
Government ayailed itself of his improve
ments In arms, and is at this very time en-
gagged in changing all the muskets in the
British arsenaIs into breech-loaders upon
Snider's plan. Whilst thus availing them
selves of the genius of this man, the digni
taries In command of the War Office offered
to the inventor mean and trihing compen-
sation, which was delayed until the poor man
was beyond enjoying his reward. He was
literally worn down In the British service,
spending his time and his money In expert
ments, running into debt, and suffering for
the want of means. Under these misfor-
tunes his health gave way, and when the
very liberal " ar Office offered him sIO0Oin
| full satisfaction of his claim for e27OO, for
expenses actually incurred, he was compel
| led, by want, to accept the stingy offer. For
! his patent he has got nothing, and from the
whole course of the War Office, tits evident
that it intended to seize Mr.. Snider's pat
| entS and use them tor the benefit of the Brit
ish army withoutany reward whatever. The
Times speaks powerfully in relation to this
scandalous injustice, which is disgrace to
the British character There is moral to
| be derived from the circumstances, which
| American inventors would do well to study.
| 1t will teach such of them as have high ideas
| Of the advantage of bringing their ingenui-
ty to the notice of foreign Governments,
that theymay undertake difficult and thank,
/ less task. They VIII be misunderstood and
disregarded; and if at length they are able
to surmount the obstacles presented by off
cial stupidity, red tape and routine, they viii
And themselves cheated at last PhiladeL
/ phid 1squirer.
The Mr. Snider, whose death is noticed
| above. is the gentleman who few years age
| located and established Phelpsville, Sullivan
County, on the east branch of Fishingcreek
His worthy family were well-known in Co
lumbia County, We sympathize with them
! In their great bereavement
i - The NeH Orleans 7Eibune-the dark.
4 OTE~Tl---lxrTuI1E<.1r. D-.A1o- De-
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SUPERB HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
Watches! Watches Watches
"a hbertu Street. ~ ]
DE TREY &Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Daalersin
Gold and ,SiIrer Watches of all descriptions,
DE TREY &Co

"a Liberty Street, ~ T.,
Beg 10 inform the public that they have lust re
ceiyed the most elegant perfect and Watch
ever introduced IN this market The EXCELSIOR,
beautiful, extra rubis jewelled, heavily Is Carat
Gold Plated on Silver, magnIficenty engraved. fine
Iy and richly Enameled Hunting Cases, Patent Lev.
er, genuine Damgskennet Hands, thoroughly regu
lated by the observatory, and warranted 10 be the
Ne Plus Ultra Time Keeper, superb and most re-.
liable Watch, Gents or Lady's size, will be sent
free to any address on receipt of S25 if prefer
red, will be sent, d., on receipt of SIS as part
payment,
The watch will be sent Ly Express or mail regis.
tered. so that there is almost certainty of ching
their destination but should the Express Co or
Post Office fail in their duty, will send anothe
watch immediately,
and faithfully fulfilled
T5 Liberal Terms to the Trade,
AGEN rS.-We want Agents every town and
county in the conntry, and TO those actng as such
libora inducements will be offered.
Please send money by Express, Post Office Order
Bank prafts,) TO
DE TREY & CO,
"a Liberty Street, N Y.
Oct 81, 1866 -Gm. j. A.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21

Bg~ Hattie Blaine, who viii be tried at
Easton, November Term of Court, for the
murder of William Blaine, her paramour, at
that place, last summer, has secured as her
counsel, Messrs. Fox, Doster and Barnet.
The trial promises to be an interesting and
exciting one
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Mrs. lanai Fiddler, deceased
Letters of administration ton the estate OF Lanah
Fiddler late of Bloom township, deceased, have beea
granted. by the Register Of Columbia County. to
Frederick lster. of Greenwood, this County. All
persons ndebte to the estate will please make i'm
mediate pa yment to the Undersigned, and those
ing claims against the estate will them duly
authenti Gated to
FREDERICK IsTLER, Admr.
October "a, 1866 w.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21

Bg- The Muney LatnainaTy came to US
last week enlarged and improved in appear
ance. 1t is a good, live paper. One i'm
provement more we would suggest that it
yet make, and that is, change its politics ;
support the President and go for the whole
Union, thus abandon the Radicals and their
principles IN toto Although, in spite of
the Lutnliiaa5y's Radicalism, it seems to be
well supported. Success to PAINTER, barring
his politics.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21
a Saw Mill.

II is a desirable situation for numbering.
Also, the undersigned will offer private sale the
following farm. situate in Jackson Township, bound
ed o the East by the last mentioned tract on the
West by George A. Frick and others, and j. JaycuK
on the South containing sixty-eight There is
the emises good young apple orchard the
pre- miEes and about forty five acres cleared land
a good of cultivation.
The grain in the ground will be sold, but priv
lege granted the owners of the crops enter the
premises ard cut, gather, haul, store away and
thrash the same,
TEENS: One-thiTd to remain in the land curing
the life Of the widow, Interest he paid 20 her
annually. Ton per cent day of sale, half the
balance April I, 1867, and the remainder April /,
1863, with interest for years, Possession given
April l. 1867. payment Of the above sums, and Sc
curing the unpaid purchase money by bond aud
mortgage.
TERMS FOR TIMER Lot: Ten ner cent, down on dav
of sale. and the balance fun December 4 1907
u Purchasers TO pay for stamps and convey
aneing.
October 81 IS66-4t.
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Frame Dwelling House,

about new a frame barn, Wagon shed. hog pen. and
other out-byldngs. There is good apple oichard
and other fruit the premises and about sixty
cleared land, in good state of cult ivatiOn.
Also, certain tract of timber land situate in
Jackson Town ship, in said county adjoining the be
fore mentioned farm the East, land OF George
DiIts the North lands of James w. Kitchen on
the West, and Boon, Andrews & Co. the South.
containing fifty five acres, well timbersd with
pine, hemlock and o tx. There is on the tract
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21

BsS- The Clearfeld Republican, a staunch
Democratic paper, came to us this week en-
larged and much improved in its general ap-
pearance. 1t is edited in an able manner, and
the Democrats of Clearfield have reason to
be proud of their organ, which we believe
they are. The Improvement in the paper is
good evidence of the fact. 1t costs, now-a-
days, in the neighborhood of tsoo thousand
dollars to put a ne,o dress on paper, and
we cap imagine the difficulty some of our
brethren of the press labor under in raising
the necessary amount We've went through
that mill. Success to GooDLANDER, of the
Clearfeld Republican, and may he be able
to change has dress whenever the emergen-
cies Of the case may require it.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21

sEy- One year ago, Forney Press said of
President johnson, beyond all question he
is honest, patriotic and most anxious to see
peace, prosperity and happiness once again
in all parts of our country" Mr.. johnson
is the same now Forney isn't
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21

Although thereturns of the late elections
foot up slowly. the political complexion of
the next Congress can be ascertained almost
with certainty. The popular interest having
centered in the choice of Representatives
we refer first to the House, the political
status of which is given in the following ta-
hla - - =.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-21
MUSIC DEPARTMENT,

We would respectfully call the attention of Choir
Leaders and Singing School Teachers -stab-
iishment where all kinds of Church Music Giee and
Anthem Books eau be obtanc on the most favorable
The long experience of orr Mr, PERKINS in Musical
Conventions, Choirs, the Concert Room and suady
School, enables him give advice and Information
all points of musical interest to the selection
Of proper work Of notion formation of sical
sc cools-prcgTess in musical studies aud itf ms of
general interest TO composers, leaders teachers an
students.
Sheet Mucic furnished on the usual terms with
promptness and dispatch Country orders icited-
and selections made for puplls, teachers concerts,
Now ready the new Sunday School Singing Book,
THE COLLEEN PROMISE
BY 7 E. PERKINS. Author of Sacred Lutte. Sunday
School Banner, Oriental Glee Book, Psalm King &c,
Se., sc.
We will send specimen copy, post paid to any
address. on receipt of twenty cents. The price Of
'THE GOLDEN PROMISE is follows:
Single copies, ia paper covers. 5000
Single copies, IN board covers...........-.s sO.35
By the 100 ..---.-.-.......3O .3O.Oo
Stalls UnriUatLed Piano Polish,
Just introduced, and being adopted by all leading
houses in the manufacture of Pianos, Organs, Bill
lizard Tables. Furniture, &C sc. Every one VINO has
a Piano should have a bottle of this Polish. Send
for Circulars, aud VIII give full PARTICULARS and
directions Applications for Territory and Agencies
received by BROWN & PERKINS, General Agents
for the United States, 420 Broome Street, N Y.
G| As many persons in The country want sim
gle bottle, and as the article cannot be by mail
where Clubs made up, and one OF more dozen
ordered, with the money will forward BY ex-
press (charges Paid) for SO per dezen.
BRO WV d; PERKINS,
GEN'L AGENTS FOR THE UNITED sTAPEs,
No, 42e Broome Street, N, Y.
ocI. "a, IsG6-ly, J, a,