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| Winter, in this climate, is trying Season. Its
unsteady temperature greatly a@gia'..tcs dys-
p,psa. and acts very uniAvorahly upon tat seH-
sitiyc organ the liver. The alienation of fro>;
ana thay5 Keeps the pores Of tho body continually
opening and contracting, and the result is 4 con.
Gi:iOn Of the systvnI favorable To tbs action o!
tie atmospheric virus which produces intc'N.t-
I tent fcNers. Hence q PROTECTIVE MEDiCiNE like
IOSrETTERS STOMACH BITTEkS is
especially needed in the winter months. The
effect oil this great CuSsTn UTicNaL lAyIGoEANr,
! in wondering even the fcchlrs frame iupcivious
I 10 all mal.IIious influences, is a grand fact
demonstrated by the uniform experience OF 4
quarter of century. As a stomachic an anti.
bilious medicine, and preventive and cure Of
Fever and Aguc, it is the ONE THING NEEprrt,
wh!ch none who value the preservation Of health
can AFFORD to 10 without.
THE SICK. WHEN At DEATHS DOOR,
regret that they did not take the igttan'idote at
the right h,ae. Thousands who are now suffer.
ing from the early twinges of liver complaint
and dyspepsia, viii bc plustrate on sick-beds Il
month hence. il they do not arrest the mischief
at once Nothing is more easy. course of
the purest and best vegetable tonic and at.Ta-
tive known in modern rharmacy-NOSrEr-
TIERS STOMACH BIrTEl:S-will restore the
digestive organs to their fail vigoY, and bring
.e disordcrsl liver into . condition Of pcricc;
health. rs certainly az sunshine d!ssipates the
morning vapors. Fever and Ague, too, is at
once broken mp by this powerful anti'lctc 10 I'll
fuiasInatic diseases, Strengthen the system,
with the BI1TCES, anil you mly def al the
compliant; which prevail ut this inclcment
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Schcnck's seawced Tonic.

This medicine, invented by DR.. J. II. ScHENCK
Of PHILADELPHIA Is intended t. dissolve The foo.
aud make il into clyme the first process of di.
gestion. by cleansing the stomach witt,
Schencks Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soou re.
stores the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before using it viii he easily digosted.
Consumption cannot be cured by Sehenck's
Pulnionic Syrup unless thc stomach and liver Is
made healthy and theappetite restored, hence the
Tonic and Pills are required in nearly every cas-,
of consumption. A half dozen bottles OF the
-SEAwEED TONIC aul three or four boxes OF
the MANDRAKE FILLS will cure any ordinary
case of dyspepsia, ,4E
DIR. SCHEyCK makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, ana at his principal 0fiics in
PHILADELPHIA every week. See daily papers OF
each place. or his pamphlet on consumption, for
his days Of visitation.
Is Plcase al srve, when purchasing that the two
hkeGeSscs Of the DoctOr-nne when in the last
STAGE of CONSUMPTION. and the other a. II" now
is, in perfect he4ltll--lre on the Government
stamp.
sold Nv all Druggists and Dealers. Price si.j
per i,nttle VI g. ; tine hlf1azs'l Ittcr- Par al
vice should ALWAYS he .,fl,lress~ed IN Dr. Sehenck ;
Principsl OlGrc M. Is North 9Th ST. philadi
Pa. General Wholesale Agents. DrRaS DJrTrs
& Co., Ny; =. :. Hance Baltimore. all: John
u. PTa. Cincinnati. OHIO; Walker Il Tsylor,
Chicago, H.; Collins Erus., st. Louis, 40.
LIST W. en-. Iao. 81.
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Tnc Great Eu. fish Remedy.
PROTECTED ny royAL LETTERS PATENT.

PROTECTED ny ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLAEN'S Celebrated Female
Pills. Prepared from prescription of Sir j.
Clarke, NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary 10 tie
Queen This invaluable medicine is un.ail.ng
in the cure Of all those painful Ond dangerous
diseases to which the female constitution IL sub.
icct. 1t mOlcratcs all excuses aud removes all
Instructions from whatever cause. 4 speedy
cuic may he relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is particularly suited. II viii IN short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
These Pills should not h. taloh hv Females
lU,in. the FIRST THREE MONTHS "f Prrg.
nancy, ~ they are sur" to bring on Miscarriage
In; 1T any other time they arr s'fr
IN all cases uf Nervous and Snimal Al, ctions
Pains III 'hc Back ur Limbs, Fdtigu" m Sigh;
exer,ion. Pilpitltion cf the Heart. Mysteries
aud Whites. these Pills will effect a cure when
all 9TH I'm ans have failed: and although a'prw.
crfl remedy. do not confirm iron. calmn" anti
mn'v. nr uNtlIng hurtful Ia the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet ar0uni Clc
Soil Icy all Druggists. Price, One Dollar per
bottle.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
Ii is thn flte Of every valuable Medicine IN he
COrNTEgFrIrrp. BE- Cartipus. therefore AMI see
that the letters II. & " arr blown in the bot
tie. and thu; each wrapper bears the FNC SMILE
NJ the signatures of c. BALDWIN & co. aul
JOE MOSES, !g'Withuut which, nunc ar,
genuine.
Y. B-0nc Dollar, with Eighteen Gents for
Postage enclosed Ia any authorized Agent. OF e
the S,lr General AGENT for the United Stit"'
mi British Domiuinns. JOB MOSES =;
Cortlandt Street. New York VIII insur" BATH
containing Fifty Pills. hy return mail, securely
scaled from all observation.
Sold in Wheeling by all druggists.
fdSweow "
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Curious Statistics.

Some statistical genius declares that
''morc money is expended in the United
States for cigars than for al the common
schools in the country"
4 wag, who is undoubtedly lover of
the weed, seeing the statement going
through the papers, gets of the follow
ing:
at has been calculated that the cost
of washing linen that might just as well
be worn two days longer, amounts TO
enough, in this country, to more than
defray the expenses of the American
Board of Foreign Missions.
"The expense of buttons on the backs
of our coats, where they are OF 10 EARTH
~ use, is equal to the support Of all our
orphan asylums.
at is estimated that the value of old
boots thrown aside which might have
been worn ut least u day longer, is more
than enough to buy u lannel gown Tor
every baby in the land. Also, that the
cost of the extra inch in the fail shirt
collars of our young rien is equal to the
sum necessary to put BiDie IN the
hands OF every litiaSonian giant"
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Savings Of Great Wen.

8 In former article we made some re-
marks on the general credibility of his
tory, showing the misrepresentation to
which events and transactions are la
BILE when reported, either by the persons
concerned, or by those who write after
wards, from original authorities. No
points Of history are more important
than tho most, or striking expressions,
which have dropped from the mouths of
great men on memorable occasions.
These, being brief and so pungent as to
stick like burs in the memory, one might
suppose to have been accurately caught
and reported by history. Yet not one
in o hundred Ut these famous sayings
was probably ever uttered by the men
with whose names they are labelled.
So long as the star-spangied banner
continues to wave, and heroism to be
sdmired, Americans will continue to
believe that General Taylor, at the cri-
els of Beuna Vista, sailed out "A little
more grape, Captain Bragg" Aud
equally impossible will it be to make
them disbelieve that General Jackson
fought at New Orleans behind breast
works of cotton. Yet Captain Bragg as
serts that the "little more grape" like
the schoolboy's whistle, produced itself
in other words, is a poetic fiction;
and "Old Hickory" always denied the
cotton-bale story, which certainly rath-
er detracts from than adds TO his
glory. The only foundation for it
was the fact that few bales of
cotton goods were flung into the breast
work, forming but an insignificant part
of the material. Again, how often do
our political orators round a period with
the famous cry of the British ut the
same battle of New Orleans, viz {:
"Beanty and booty" though it has been
declared hy every surviving British Of
ficer of that battle To be n fiction. Per-
haps 10 hero of ancient or modern times
has been credited with so many grand
and even sublime utterances which he
never uttered as Lord Nelson. In South
ey's admirable life of the hero, it is re-
! lated that when going into the battle of
the Nile, Capt. Berry, Nelson's second
in command, was told the plan and its
probeble results, and exclaimed with
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,ansnort. ar we sueceed. what will

transport, "If we succeed, what will
the world say ?" "There is no if in the
case" replied. Nelson "that We shall
succeed is certain. Who may live to
tell the story is q very different qucs-
tion.r Mr.. Massey qnotes the story in
his history of the reign of George w.,
and adds eve are assured, ON the au-
thority of Captain Derry himself, that
no such scene took place" Again, Wiz,
has not admired the simple majesty o.
the sentiment expressed i'll the order oi
Nelson at Trafalgar, which has been 50
often the battle-cry of Drittannia's
cons on land and sea England ex-
pccts every man to do his duty" Yet
the real order was, Nelson expects
every man to do his dnty," for which
the former was inseniously substituted
by the officer whose business it was to
telegraph the order to the fleet, simply
because he could find 10 Tag by which
to telegraph the word Nelson. Once
more-whose soul has not been thrilled
by the sublime sentiment of the reply
with which the same hero is said to
have silcnced the same opportunities oi
his officers when they enireated him to
conceal the stars Oh his breast at Ira
falgar: "In honor | gained them. and
in honor will die with tEen" History
has recorded few nobler sentiments than
which Tacitus could not have put finer
into the mouth of Agricola: But its
merit is purely imaginative. The facts
are, as DR.. Arnold gathered them from
Sir Thomas Hardy, that Nelson wore on
the day of the battle the same coat
which he had worn for weeks, having
the Order of the Bath embroidered upon
il; and, when his friends expressed
some fears regarding the danger, Nelson
answered that he was aware of the
danger, but that it was "too late then
to shift "a coat Chicago T'ibdne.
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Z. L.. l.. Z.
Bookings Unrivalcd Baking
Powder

The superior excellence OF this Baking rcvde,
IS acknowledge. by I'll who liaveusei it.
Its prepared from strictly pure materials, ox
pressly for family use.
Itmakcs al kinds Of Light Bread. Mullins
Ho, Rolls, wailcs, Buskwheat Cakes, Gs;,ldl.
and Swee; Cakes.
You can bake Immediately after s.lixins tx,
materials. 80 ~ 900 -.
The principal Hatsls, anil Boarding House.
and the first families in WiievliDg all Use il.
Tryit If You have NOT already. dime so
Manufactured by EDMUND BtHcKINCi. No.
Odd Fellows Hall. Sold b. groccrs and dealer.
generally. sst
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Purc., aud swee,e,l Coz; Liver OF:

4 UEFFf HEH sSHt0tANF NcSH H~'' S' '
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livcrs Oh the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by sweetness and
purity peculiar to il alone. It's reputa-
ton is so great ilat ii takes the lead OF
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask inl
"Hazard ~ Caswell's Cod Liver OIL
Caswell, Mack Il Co.. New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 20-mwscoWIy.
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II ian Fact

That to make nice, paiatahlr, and
wholesome biscuit, rolls, mullins, waf-
fees, buckwhcat cakes, or any other Kind
Of light bread or cakes, IL ~ necessary
to uso the Jariralei Baking Powder. Ii
you Use any other YOU may lose yoth
batter aIil patience together. Ask for
the Unriyaled when you gouto your
groccrs. and don't take any other. +.
Booking, Proprietor, No. / Odd Fellows
Hall. --
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Rear Meat.

Those enterprising caterers, Cans d
. warnafeldt, have secured a supply OF
bear meat, fresh, fat and delicious. They
will sell it in quantity to suit pur-
chasers. 1t is so seldom that bear meat
finds it's way to our market that it may
well be considered rare luxury.
Lovers of wild game should call at 1.-THE
Office and secure steak.
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For the house, and even for morning
shopping, are made of black cloth, dot
ted all over with yellow silk, after the
manner of "jet dottins," and trimmed
about the edge with heavy yellow
cord. Sometimes jockey jackets are
made in this style, and have large gold
buttons to fasten them in front, and or
nament them behind. The immense
pockets are also fastened down with
gold buttons.
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A Enni,,

Payioga visit to her daughter, who
was yonng widow, asked why sh'
wore the widows garb 50 long' 'Deal
mama, don't You see" replied th'
daughter, cit saves NE the expenss O
advertising for a husband, rs every one
can see that am for sale by private
contract
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Slcighiag Parties,

And other pleasurc-sc"kers. riding ont
che National Road, will be pleased to
learn that Mr.. c. A. Swartz has fitted
up a splendid oyster saloon about three
miles east of the city. SEE advertise
ment, and be sure and call and see
Charley.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
AluuTiSr GENEgAL'sDFfICE.
MnIELINH. JANrARY ], ls6I. }

CIGcuLAnl
liz FOLLOWING EXTRACTS FROM A
Joint Resolution of the L.. islature 81 tin:
State adopted February LIST, lst6, are published
for the information of all concerned.
.'REsoLyEy BY TIE LEGISLATURE or WEST
"VLGINIA; That Governor procure or cdust
"tn be- procured, suitable medals - tokens OF
respect to the officers and soldiers Of West Nlr-
Gina WHO have served dining the rebellion in
"lle service If the United States.
The metals and inscriptions to be Of four
~. For the officers ani soldiers Of tie Volun-
.'te,r Amy who have hgrn, or may Dc hoHoTably
discharged from the scrvtc"
-. iog Tie o,,!ceIs and soldiers who have leen
killed liz battle.
~ Iog too officers AMI soldiers Who have
died f.nGI wounds received in battle.
"a. For tie o.ncers and soldiers who have
died fgom disease contracted III the service.
The medals tor the o.CcTs ana sJliicrs who
have been hlileG III battle, OF who have died oi
wounds or disease, i'll the service, To b" ueiv-
erred to the families ri sad oihCcIs ana sol
oilers
TO facilitate the distribution Of medals author.
lied by the foregoing Joint Resolution, the ioi'
lowin. instructions are promulgated:
l. Officers sad soldiers of the lst class, ~
specifrd above will each furnish this Office with
his name and rank, and the Company and Req
mcnt TO witch he belonged also the Post
Olicr. Comfy and State where he may bc al.
dressed.
y. The widows or nearest relatives or friends
of deceased officers aud soldiers o: the 2l'.i III
aud lih classes a. specified above, VIII furnish
this office With the name, isnk' company ana
Rr.iment of deceased and the Post Uhluc,
County aud State, where the applicants may br
addressed.
BY order Of the Governor:
GEORGE W. BROWN,
Adjutant General.
Daily papers of the State copy one week;
weekly IrlprIs copy one month AVID SIND bill to
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Officers and soldiers will DO interest
ed in the advertisement of the Adjutant
General.
L. G.. Thomas desires to settle ac-
counts.
See partnership notice Of G. W. Franz
helm g. Co.
A dwelling house is offered for sale
w. +. Peterson advertises an ice house
for rent.
G. A. Swartz has an oyster saloon on
the National Road.
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Ac,sssa 20 aAgaEiHs.

y Clergyman. withdrawing IN south Amrri.
ca as missionary, disco, erred 4 safe ard simple
remedy for the eure OF Nervous Weakness,
EHly Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and S,'ni'
nal Organs and the whole train of disorders
irnnght on hy rlnrft and yc,u',S habits. Great
NUMBERS have. h"r,i already cured by Ihis noble
r,mriv Prompted bv dr-;Ir"tn brncili the
afflicted and unfortunate will scni the rrcrirt'
f,r nrcr,rng and usn" this medicimc In Il seal
81 envelope, IL any one who needs it. + e. u
rhdcy. Please incirar a postpaid envelope, al
dressed to Yourself Address. JOSEPH L.
INMAE, Station II, Bible House, New York
Gu, nONi3
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Say ali who have used ilsr Oi! Home Filters.
To tie Weak aad Deb;ih8tci just Iisir- f.oui
some long spell Of s.,hGesS, We assure you there
isu,,}in. more grateful You hl$p'pt'" Ones,
with your constant aHings, with yonr NaHac1.
Headache Siur stomach, sc, uac Old Home
Bitter, ami bs relieved. S1llcveryw here.
EATGELIN, SMITH Il CO.,
CecI Prppgi,tOrs.
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We D0n'f Know

What snake the Devil took the shape
of when he came to tempt mother Eve,
but, if he wishes to fascinatc the women
of these days, he had better come as
hoop-snake.
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w,,,cr .,r,,ie..

Booth, Battei!e & Co. daily receive
oysters direct fran Baltimore. TIE BIZ
valves are large, fresh and lncions.
For sale by can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where n
full supply of groceries is kept con-
stantiy on hand. Prices Us low as the
lowest.
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GPnine,

That elegant full-dress fur, will be
popular as over this winter for opera and
ball occasions but, except with a
toilet of great richness and freshness
it is ont of place on the promenade.
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An EKchnnXc

Says that fashionable lady i'll Pitts
field wore her new bonnet TO church
last Sunday the wrong side before, but
does not state how the error was dis
covered.
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Plain Stripes

In silks and satins aie going out OF
style. The new silks are all elaborate
in design. and of the heaviest qualify
--revivals, in fact, of the silks of Lyons
in the days of Louis ~.
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Rroche silks

Are revived. Some are dotted ali
over with the wearer'S arm"rial bear
ings. The Empress affects the Eagles.
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, TTorEEY At LAW, AND GENERAL
A Land Agent, Wheeling W. Va. will pr,c-
ties. iIlthe courts of Ohio aud adjoining counties
Particular attention given {" the collection OF
claims. O;i.ce On Main Street. over the BanK OF
WbecIip@. jan36m
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The Celebrated PACING Horse
l&cutUCExy.to be Given Away.


,INEIIS HORSE Is WELL KNOWN AS ONE
j of the fastest PAGERS in the country, having
madr hi- uilr IN 2:Gi. He won i've races last
fan and took the tiisy pr, MUM at tlr West H.
giuia State Far in CctuUt D.. ut the time Dexter
I.l;ch,u and other c'l, ..,al horses were there
..KcltUCky. and the following other valuable
premiums will be given away. by special permits
S.uu ul thr Conmls3i un'r ui Internal Revenue,
al Washington. Guernsey county Ohio, on the
22d of February, 1867.
l.isr OF kentucky" the Cham.
uioa PAGER, s2.,'; line Singers Improved
Family Sewing Machine. which tuck the First
Premium ut the ". Va. State Fair. all fine
Silver iiuntng Case Amrrcln Watch, eos; ]
tiuc silver Hunting Case Lever Watch, ~ /
fine silver Hunting Ccse Lever Watch 50 ]
line silver Hunting Case Lever Watch. s25.
Number of Tickets limited I" % .. Tickets
One Dollar each. Every ticket will draw prize
worth from > cents To- 5000.
kentucky can br srcn ut the stable nf {.
Rrvimcr Washington. Ohio. The Sewing VI l.
chine can he seen ut Howard MOrtous, LII Muin
Street, Wheeling. The elegant Matches are on
exhibition at the ,iewclrg Store Of Mcs,rs scott
n Hcnncgcn, i2I Main Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Tickets can ne had by addressing u. ID. R"dock.
rr q Co.. at Washington, Guernsey county. Ohio,
aud NJ the fol lowing named places: john Ball :
Hotel Wheeling: Rolls Saloon Market Street.
j. Bcutrrs saloon, Main Street, and ~ Rcnners
Hotel, Centre u heelins.
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AGJuIant UtlrlNL
Daily papers of the State copy one week;
v,rkly I,tn..Is copv one month and SIND hill to
AJjutant GciIerd Once, Wheeling, w. Va.
i-N3.lw
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.si,,lvnry setlEc.ncnf.
w. Y. HOGE,

IT. PERSONS HAVING acc O. Z :
81 ~. sgnr. u .EsL jIa3-it
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

r,ne xears7S 81 Three months. So O1
~ n.ntln 4 W One month ...... IS
Is TO supscgIpERs IN TIE CITY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
raR sALE.
F0ye REaF.

nN,1AISsrRgET, CENTKi. VHETLTEG
a dwelling house. ApPiJto j. K HhTn..ts
az ,s'.,iTe Uughes. ~ - jan3-lw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-14
Every Family, Store, Mandatory,
Hotel, &c, should have one.
The Filthiest Water in the World vii
pass through it,

Resides its Offering properties, II purines. 1t Is
a we'll known fact that lime and other minerals in
water are njurious to health. and when the chol-
era was last in our midst, those who drank rain
water were less liable to be attacked and TO die by
this scourge of man than those who used the I'M
pure waters
The altering materials used in this patent ar
white sand animal and vegetable charcoal, Sc,
and are so combined to do their duty perfectly.
RsS- For sale in any quantities Zone or more) by
BEST &3HOGLEN,
auI4ltf DAYTON, OHIO.
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Patehted MAy eo, lsau.

"'o"ttu 4Ahy SDS lbbus G.
This is an article for washing without rubbing.
except in very dirty places, which will require
very slight rub and unlike other preparations Of
tered for a Ike purpose WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES
but VIII Leave them much WINTER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear
1t removes grease spots as if by magic, and soft
ems the dirt by soaking, that rinsing will in
dtnary cases entirely remove it,
rms powder is prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon a process peculiar to
ITSELF which Is secured by Letters Patent. lt has
been in use for more than year, and has proved
itself an universal favorite wherever it has been
used. Among the advantages claimed ARE tine fol-
lowing. viz;
II saves All the expense of sorp sually used on
cotton and linen goods.
lt saves most OF the labor of rubbing, and wear
and car.
Also, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed
with one quarter the time and labor usually re-
qured it imparts beautiful gloss and ustre
much superior to any other mode. No water re-
luiled except to moisten the powder
tbil eCtiOns with each package.
Mud can be readily appreciated by q single trial.
The cost of washing for family of Ave or six per-
sons will not exceed THREE GENTS.
The manufacturers of this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been intro
duced to the public which have rotted the cloth,
or Jailed in removing the dirt but knowing the in.
trhsio excellence of this article, they confidently
proclaim 10 as being adapted to meet u demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE a STEVENS,
26O broad way, ROston.
ALSO, MANU- FACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE COLoRs
Sold by all GrOcers and Dealers. oc9d3m