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Observation-Disclosures
OLD RYE WIIISKEY.

Defeated or Depurated for medical or social
uses, by the "PANoArHAsr1coN,a invented
and patented June Il, 1862 by
JOHN 4. WILSON, Baltimore, Md,
in Barrels, Bcmijohns, Bottles, &c. For sale
by the Agent, on the Northwest corner of
Howard and Camden streets, nearly opposite
Camden Station Of Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. l5s~ n one genuine that has not the pat
entee and Agents signature on each label.
JOHN e. WILSON.
Its purity has been fully tested per the
annexed certificates of analysis
CERTIFICATES.
From a careful Chemical Analysis Of Superior
Old Rye Whisbey. Pancatharticon-
lied by JOHN 4. WILSON.
Of Baltimore.
This whisley is characterized by the absence
Of heavy Fusil Oil, Sugar and Poisonous Me
odorous oil untainted Il has the chemical
composition Of a pure, carefully defeated rye
whiskey.
Respectfully, \. \. HAYES, ~ D.,
State Assayer, l6 Boylston street.
Boston, Mass, 25d August, 1862
Having made a careful chemca al analysis Of
the Pancatharticonized old rye whiskey of
Mr. John f. Wilson, Baltimore, am pleased
to state that it is entirely free from Fasll Oh,
Metallic Salts, or other matters in any way Diet
rimental to health. In aroma, richness and
deeacy of flavor, it cannot be surpassed.
Respectfully yours,
G. A. LEIBlG, Analytical Chemist
Baltimore July 26, 1862.
Careful chemical analysis of four kinds Of
whislSies-superior Old Rye Whskey, supe-
rior Old Bourbon Whiskey, Superior Old
Wheat Whiskey, Superior Old Corn Whiskey
-Pancatharticonized by means of the patent
apparatus invented by John E. sWilson of
Baltimore, Md, have shown them to be en-
tirely free from the heavy Fusil Oils and from
the poisonous metallic compounds often found
in whiskeys.
They retain the Ethereal Products, entirely
free from any faint produced by injured
grain, careless fermentation, and being I'M
modified by the use of sugar, are remarkably
pure products of delicate chemical operations.
Respectfully,
A. a. HAYES, NJ. D..
State Assayer Is Boyston street.
Boston, Mass, 23d August, 1862.
Na-ORDERS SOLICITED -s.x
Dealers and Druggists allowed a liberal dis
count. For prices and particulars address
sole Agent of the United States
JOHN L. WILSON,
W. Corner Howard & Camden streets.
Baltimore Md, Nov. 90, 1S66.-ly.
L,LDON HALL RESTAURANT,
No. 7S Hest Eaueite Street Hn7fi731Orp
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DLOW IRONS.-Double and Single,
! Hammered and Boiler Plate, Pillow Irons,
Mccormick Mould Boards, for sale by
Feb VIM N RIDDLE
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AMERICAN HOMES.

And although the cost price is but Il triae over
the Melodeon, yet the musical advantages,
beauty of tone and quickness of touch and
action are so far superior, that they are fast
superseding the Meodeon and the call is now
almost exclusively for the
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hRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. ~
J. L. w BAKER, @
DRUGGIST, ss:gss
MARTINsBURG, WEST VA,
Has recently re-ftted his store-room and is in
receipt of the following articles.
A full stock of fresh and reliable
DRUGS AND MEDICINES; ALSO,
DYE-STUFFS, WINDOW GLASS,
PAINTS, PUTTY, SUPERIOR
COAL OIL, LUBRICATING,
SPERM AND WHALE OILS,
All of which will be sold on as reasonable
terms rs the eastern market will afford.
He has also large assortment of
COAL OIL LAMPS, CHINA CUPS AND
SAUCERS, CHINA VASES, FINE
PERFUMERIES, COLOGNES,
POMADES, STERLINGS
AMBROSIA, BURNETTS COCAINE,
KENDALLS AMBOLINE,
MRS. ALIENS, WOODS, AND
STONEBREAKER'S HAIR RESTO-
RATIVE,S,
large stock of
PATENT MEDICINES,
A good assortment of Dressing Tuck, Fine
tooth, and Pocket Combs, Hair, Hat, Clothes,
Nail and Tooth Brushes Porte Monnaies, Wal
lets, Scissors, Needles, Pocket Knives, Razors,
Razor Strops, and many other articles belong
ing to this line of goods.
ssnss- He is prepared to fill Physicians pre-
scriptions and compound medicines according
to the latest and strictest rules Of Pharmacy.
I.ts- The public can confidently rely on having
their prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared at all hours in the day and night.
Sept. Is. lH:,-ly.
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Baltimore, yaa1uafp 10, 1866.

Baltimore, January 10, 1866.
Messrs. 4. Wilson Carr Il Co
Gentlemen Some time since my hair COM
menced falling out, and l was induced to try
your Forrests Hair Restoratire,H and after
having used one bottle it ceased falling out
and l can freely recommend it. believing it t.
be the best Restorer now extant
Yours respectfully
CLOTILDA A. JONES'
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CLOTiLDA A. JONES.
$50 Light Street Wharf,

baltimore, January II, 1866
Messrs. r. Wilson Carr s. Co.:
testimony in favor of your " FORESTS Hai1
Restorative | have used 1t, and it has
given me perfect satisfaction.
Yours, truly,
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No. 1899 Washinqton Street.

DR.. r. Wilson Carr,
Of firm Of lym. z. Bartlett, J i Co..
Dear Sir: For the last few years my head
has been getting gradually bald, and have
tried nearly all the advertised preparation.
without effecting any good, unfit fortunately.
Restorative" and its effects have been truly
wonderful / have used only one BOTTLE and
am on the second, and already u fine crop
of new hair is growing on my head. If any
body should doubt the genuincness Of this Ger
tifcate, | should be pleased to convince then
of its truth, if they viii call at my residence
Yours, truly,
JOSEPH W. DELANO.
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& N r A l. N o r l G e !.

DR.. w. p. WITHEROW
Fctfully announces to the public that he
L absent from his Office in Martinsburg,
|eeks from the Goth Of each of the follow
|enths, which time will be spent at his
in Shepherdstown: FEBRU AIRY,
eL; JUNE, AUGUST, OCTOBER and
fch l5 l866-tf.
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Uh0t >h0U be Done vim on,
ChGrley"

Set him to work Twenty devils
employ the man who does not employ
himself says Spanish proverb, and
boys are no exception. They have Il
supcrabundance OF animal life, which is
always boiling over, and it must run in
10 one OF two chamcls-thc channel OF
mischief, or the channel of us. And il
depend, altogether which channel it takes
a, to which ono OF two types Of character
will he found in manhood-that of shift
Ic>Sncss or that OF thrift
One hundred miles from boston. more
or les, i, the village IN which reside the
families of Doctor l'iIlbcrry and Farmer
Bloomfield. Doctor Pillbelv had seven
boy, who became very decided charact-
rrS, and were very much ''lcveloped"
and 'progrcsscd.' The doctor was call
cd early IN the morning TO sec his patti
entS, and returned late at night arl
the boys out OF school time had album
dmt leisure iand opportunity to seek
seven other spirits like themselves. and
hang around stores and tavcrns, lo,moe
in the streets, learn 10 FIGHT and swear.
and get down the gun and trample the
cloycr-lirld> to blow blucbirds and robins
III pieces
The Bloomfield boys were kept At
work on the farm when school WA. NOT
in. except when Il holiday came around
such rs the old election and general
training days. AT first they thought it
rather hard, and they quoted to their
father the case Of Tom PilIbcrry, who
had a good time, and had such fine
chance to be somebody, while they Were
kept at work. Tom had time allowed
linn to hunt and fish, skin live eels. stone
windows, rob orchards, steal melons.
torment the cat, shoot at marks, smoke
cigars, and all such pleasant pursuits and
recreations. while the Bloomfield bows
had to drive COWS, die over potato
patches. and do the like tedious and yul-
gar lllnTS. IL was ldtiler h;lrd, and
they wished their father had been a
doctor. minister, or a lawyer. How
ever. Farmer Bloomfield knew what he
was doing, and the boys finally learned
10 love their duties, and took pride in
raising the largest potatoes and pumpkins
IN town; though it mortified them when
the Plllberry boys houri>hed over them
at election balls and fourth of ,Julys.
when the Pllberrys always appeared
exhaling essences and strutting in buck
ram
Thirty years make wonderful shift
ing Of scenery on the theatre Of life, and
presto. the Pillberrys and Bloomfelds
are coming up now in the fifth act. Exc
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| unit the Pilberry boys and enter the
Pillbcrry men. They have exhaled all
their cologne and pomatum, and the
buckram han got all its stiffness taken
out, and they look draggled and forlorn
They have gone into business and failed,
married wives and had families they can
not support, have not forgotten the store
and tavern, in short, have ''progressed
INTO general thriitlesSncss and dissipation.
They run into debt and never pay, and
never mean to: borrow and never re-
turn; have added chewing and drinking
to their first narcotic accomplishments
are generally loose in their habits, though
sometimes very tight.
The Bloomfield boys have gone into
cuisines, and succeeded one of them
holds a HIGH Office in the state, and looks
towards the highest and the chief ell
terpri-c Of the town depend mainly upon
them. And whenever anything is start
ed requiring perseverance, .hardihood,
public spirit, generosity and capital,
people alwa> call first upon the Bloom
fields.
Now for the "improyement' OF our
sermon, or story rather, showing the
advantage of .is ing boys occupations.
First. it is the best physical education
they can have. giving them good digcs-
ton, hard muscles, and robust frames:
and You will not be obliged to put them
ON spare diet for dyspepsia, to send them
abroad TO be turned blue in watcr-cures,
or 10 put them on bccf-tca and toast
water at home.
Secondly, it is the best way to keep
the twenty devils out, by first bringing
the opposite virtues in; for then the
virtues have the ground by the right Of
presumption, and the vices will be kept
out forever by Il moral statute Of limita
tons
Thirdly, they very soon learn, and in
the only way they ever will, that life is a
serious matter, and is not frivolitv and
a tarcc-a thing which 4 great many
people do not learn till they learn it TO
their sorrow.
FourthIy. You give practical point to
Your moral Instructions, instead Of spend
me- your breath for nothing in giving
advice Moral instruction Is well, but
standing alone ii is worthless and to
apply 1t 10 boys, boiling over with ami
mai life, and with nothing to do, is like
rcadmg tie ten commandments to Il
tornado.
Filthy, You settle practically the
question about corporcal punishment, for
generally speaking, only idle boys will
need ii.
Lastly, and summing up, and putting
II IL a maxim Of education. as fast as the
faculties dcyclopc, give them something
useful to do.
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~ YOUNG CHIEFTAiN.
wv To Breeders of Horses

The fIEOu. Stallion, Young CHIEFTAIN. w,s
foaled in Nav 1862. the property Of Hiram Ci-wcl OF
Waterford, VI. Mas sired 10y l:lsck Hawk Chief ain
BTidgpnrt Black lila *, =. L. Old Sherman . .
l. :. Justin Morgan; dam by Vermont Champio. Il,
by old sherman, he h. Justin Morgan. The Young
Chieftan Is handsome, phweful horse four wears Id
fifteen hands three inches high, and weighs I;irl
pounds He jet black and good and powerful driver
He will stand At the stable If VIM. r. Rugge- Lyndon
Centre Vt, through the scison in chirc Of Charley
thompson
TERMS.-To warrant t1n. All accidents at the NIX
Vi owners. All dsp sed of before the time 81
tIalin- g hc considered al Ia fOal.
7. :. Young Chcftain, hen ycarlinc ,.r.w Ia,
first premium n the C dOnia,C oun:y Fair and wl,
rwo YEAR Old, drew the frst premium the STATE and
County Fair aud when three old drew ,h.. iir-,
premium At the Connect cut River Valley Fair at Bra
for, and also 4: the Caledonia couaty Fair
HIRAM CASWE ELL.
Lyndon, MAY - 1SG.
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No. Is NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK,
Bus and sell at make rates SIX per cent Bonds Of
ISL; Five-tweny BoNds, all issues: Tcn-Forty Bonds.
seven-;ity Notes, al series Compound lntrc-t Not e
and Gold and Silver Coin.
CONVEX; all OF ah Notes into the New Con:oii-
dated ga Bonds at best mark; rates.
Execute orders for purclae and sale Of III! mi-ccl-
laneous securities.
Receive Deposits and alloa per cent interest bal
ances. subj G. t. check =: sight.
Make collections on al accessible points.
All !ssucs of Government securities credited or re-
mted for. receipt 1t market rate, fre of AL COM
mission charges. K. 7. d co.
Cement Cement, twatcr lime. Contractors
and Others should j. Il. James dark COOrcd Roscn-
dule supcrio: article for Ci=trs, work
etc. Adirc-r j. h. IA rs, - G dlr St, Ny.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND OTHERS. TIE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT
COMPANY are manufacturing the best, cheapest
miXel it'll pure lin-ecd uil will last 10 L. wears ii
ia o lgh' brown or brlUt n chOrolite col T. and
lie changed u gre H. lcad. stone, olive, drab
10 suit the tt-' Of the consumer. II i Valutbl for
houses. barns, fences. agricultural; pl meuts
and car-nakc:-. pals and wuOdc. ware csuv;E, a.
AID shHGle Iocofs T. being ire AID watc. proof
bridges. burial ctscr, canal boats ships mi chip bot
toms, floor oil cloths, zone Manufacturer having U-rI
500 hbls. the pas YEAR and a paint purpose
ia unsurpassed for d ur ,hty FL - icif and he
sivenP--. Picc 81 pc: hb, Of 30 l's. ich will sup
ply farm for wear 10 come. Warranted IN al
above. send r circular which give. full pat ic
ullrs. None genuine unlcs branded in tr de mark
Grafton Minr-2 Paint. Add DANIEL. BID
WELL. Proprietor. 25i Pearl street New Yurk
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Banks.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST.
JOHNSBURY, VT.

Capital Authorized, SJea,cc,. Psid up, S23o,c"a-
Particular attention paid to the business Of oorr-
pondents Collections made and RENTED for pTomp y
At maturity, ii One-eishth Of per cent exchange
Exchange sold in 10 sui purchaser, on Ing
land, lrelsnd, France, Germany. u si- snd all Euro-
pesn countries. and on countries in south Americs-
Revenue stimps of Ill denominations constantly on
hand and for sale.
All kinds If government securities, ooin in dafts
and coupons. bought snd ID current rates Orders
for the purchas Of securities executed with disT ch
IF GED. NAY gasa;er
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Alr. Houston OF Detroit was 4 MEM
btr of one of the Maine regiments at the
first battle of Bull Run From that
time nothing had been heard from him.
and lie was supposed to be dead About
a year ago his wife married again. and
had Il child about two weeks old. On
the , It'll of MAY. Mr.. Houston unex-
pcctcdly made his appearance
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The California wheat harvest has com
mcnced, and the yield will be unusually
abundant. Consignmcnts Of the new
crop are expected in market in Il week
or ten days. The nominal price for new
wheat at San Francisco is SLIGO per
bushel
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IIfaal.
Sophronia A. Olcott's Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT In probate court. held al
ESSEX District. JLunenturS- within and i"I
said district. on the 18th dAy OF June. A II, l-4-
AN Instrument pnrpOriinc 10 e ie Iasi ~ AID l's-
lament of SuPHRuNiA A. oLCoI IiS'e o. Cvhe,, u
said diSiCl deceased. heinz pTeseicd L. tie ooal ~
Israel l.uce the executor therein named. iti
probate n = ordered iv eii count II Il al persons
concerned therein i.r faniled appear al Sss>" %
sad lie ioli,n i5,iaale oh,e IA luneii-
Durs the -,ih ~ JEiy ls6'. snI s'N cats,
any they may have aAiIl>; the itaic I'd aid Vii iuT
which purpose IL l. further ordered. iai UsS II TIRE
record 81 this order be published lhrec weeks success
yiOus 10 said time aii,Oini,,; lor hearing
6i-t5 JONAH BROOKS. Jus-e
Levi p. Parks Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT To Milo X. Park, iaic
al d,us district a. -dmini- TT r with the viii
:luex,i upon tie sie II Levi T. Iar=- late 4, RaInrt,
a said strict drcr-ss, sta and @ The vr-, dcRi-
,,. and lr-ar - ma I'll acrTncd in sid c-fafe-
I,. sa, Milo = 4 rts heichy cred 10 apI--T - =
tols- 81 P.ofat q ~ holden - the Probate Hcr II
- !ohnsurv IN sid district the 18th day oi 1uy,
l. H. -. 10 tier sn 1csoEnr Of Ei- lid dnilnls'rA-
,un and topsy and deliver al mcney or oihcr
IT csty in His hard= belonging TO said ,rtAie 10 irs
- Is ks administrator 'd' l'- '' oar p,
upon isis ,~tsi.; and :hc saii L,--, devise and
- md al OH I'M Need IN sud e-iaie re eo
eft 10 spp Il sai tnc aid place Hlca I'D rhc-r
they nay he h-a,d on sid rooounr-
AID il ! crdcr TIA noi.ce Lercof pc ivcn ly pub
Liking -opy 4 the rcoTd # rhi- Zion and order
thereon. thru, r,,k -Doc,-iE,ly IN The - ivha-urs
caledonia printed at II Iprsturg, hf-r said court
Giyeii undr- Iuv hand in lrl'a offe IN II Johns
ury sid dist ct. thu 9Th day # Iunt. 4 H. l>'-
By ihr COuIT--Ate--,
Asa l. EEENCii. JBd-r Of l'-ol afe.
: true copy u rcco-d- -Atte-f-
'l-,Sa A.. l. EENCli .lud 4 Probate.
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nit >t-t,-. driving
kind of MACHINERY :, tie rI ir, acton f th-i
owners. They law. taken ti.t pltc. i all kinds OF
wh.cl- hr,lt ov r=hot M! turbine T.cs run .,irl4
" " il back It r d. frccL,. Ini lilli,
tn 81 or CHOKE, Up with anchor lie and other floating
-rIhs:a.cr- T.ry xiv tjrr Ter cent Of poser for
the waite % ed han ANY oth,r whcr AtVu snc, oi
lie strongest and mot rlit t'=tuor Al Cd: ;hos. who
hay The IyIrr Wh,s in ;h-ir sup .riority
ar, in The pos, -s.On Of the 81 scrih.r
Cirrultrs. giving ti.r power If each sized wheel
der ,,cry head from thrc, :ifty feet, with price will
hr sent hy aGdr, an. The pat nice.
Iavin. had thirt. years ,Npcricncr In tn business
the subscriber will furnish d,.igs aud plans for mili-
A7o. earring, slefIn, ant regulators furuisir witt
wheels. hen ord re-. JOHN TYLER, ra'cutrr,
Mly ~, i~G,. NcSr Lebanon. Y. II.
C,rT:"<. Many iron wheels are infringement. upon
more OF atcut-, thr most prominent among
which h" watc:-hoX ant dome, - rcpr,-,rt t.Ic
TYLER wheel. hos mI-u;Acturin. using suh "i.l
b" CURED T. pay Tie p tent fee
ndr oatc Of Tee Mtss., Srpt. - loo /. {. Il .ird,
extensive apc' tactrrr Il that place. writes 10
;hc Pa cu:cr Of III, Tyler WHEEL Il have been using
TIE III VIII H. undo, - " he 81. but hort time.
have not had fair chance 10 test the power Of the
VIE do not think the Left, or any other iron
wheel. can boa, tie Tyl Whc that have under II
feet head"
John I. Anderson, millwrirh, Of Hoi.in: Spring.Pa
writs 70 L. :. Siay'akcr. EsI, who manufacture the
Tyler VIII c- in Pcln-y vani,, saving 81 have pros
pee of scm- hree OF your wheels. The wheels 1t
i:o-- l. uIl appear 10 COnyIn,c this party that t.,
Tyler Wheel Is better wheel than the Lciilc tie,
OHIO VII, Il.
Il. !. Y. Miller e { At -vil Pa wri- 20 the rI.en-
e ,pndcr date Of ri /. l>G,, and ave 'Ru-inc-.
In been very dull he Lific heels have b rn ma.
M great r,tEcnt in this stare, bu' find they
beginning 10 break and clog mp and the people ar
letting OUT with them. am rccciy ing ord
crs for tn Tylrr WI. els" du-1.
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VERMONT RANGER.

The subscriber would notify hs former patron and
all o;hct inter s:c thu IL" above named stallion will
make III sr.son Of l>G. commencing June a. = fol
love- viz:
MOndays # A. IL. smith stable, Dan,iile Green
Tuesday, and Wcduc=ia--, n the ru scliicrs .tail
North Danvillc
Thursday. At : X Eemick's sab.. 81 .T.hn-blry
Fri!Lvs, At 4. llill'- stall Esst - .Io'n-l,urv
Satur !iy-, ~ liublard'- sabl,, Lyndon UYrnr1
PEDIGREE
Vermont Ranger ,irrd by old Morrill,! his dam ~
vermont Champion, and grand dam hv SAcrlnan Nor
gan. Sai no -e i chNcn old ia f god black
rUlOr. his height IL hands weight - h. II
VIII rcIuirr bit tgtt inspection TO be- convinced Of
his crcs strength AID p'scr lie has trotrd liz Ia J..
ins.d of thr' minutes upon hird tract, AMI Uit.o-
hiyin-; teen trained ". wil in - co,ul,4-,. Ii
stock with ha Of INV horse in Northern N-Tli. 1t
e.. tlcInen f.rIurr, pleas AariRe .- yOur-ciy,-
TERMS I" "arrint ia All ma,- di-,,o-,-i q: h,-
FOR, Tie u-ual time q: fosliu. viii hr cor-id red tn
foal FRANZ l. DREW proI .i...or
North Danviilc June ;, l>Gs. a-ti
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alfw advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
GEN. l.. c. BAKERS
Hietoru of the Secret Seruicn

This work announced more than year ago, but
owing the attempt OF the government to suppress it
its pubca ton delayed 1t WI be issued I'M
al cred and unabridged, under the supervision of Gen
Baker whose marvellous narratives all attes;ed by
the highest official authority
The morals of the National capita are thoroughly ven
ing hess of departments members of congress- ieai-
pardon brokers, and distinguished military
Send for circuars and see our terms, and ll dcecIp
ton of the work. Address JONES Bi'Ol hEi'o d ~
Philadelphia, Penn.
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