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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04
NOTICE.

To all whom it.may concern: wnEREAa, my
wife, Dolby Loomis, having left nv bed and
board, and deserted me without any just cause
or provocaUon this is to forbid all persons from
harbOriug or trusting her on my account az
shall pay no debts ether contracting afier this
date, ELlJAH NJ. LOOMS.
Pawlet, Jan. j, 1867. lt-w3w
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ductd into the United States that has been re-
ceived with such popular favor in short period
as
SIR ROBERT EDGAR'S
ENGLISH LIFE BITTERS.
An officer of the 10th Vt. Regiment, whose
Stomach, Liver and Bowels, had been disoF-
dered for long time, says the
LIFE BITTERS
effectually cured him in one week 1t removes
the weakness OF the bowels. the Congested
state of the liver, and at the sane time operates
as a I oniC. Also creates an appetite and pre-
serves the general health.
Introduced into the United States and pre-
pared only by the proprietor.
q. T. GRAVES,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Rutland Vt
PRICE 81 o. Trial packages of three bot
tles furwardtd by express, =vcurely packed,
on the receipt Of three GOWar-
Liberal discount 10 the trade.
m3od&wtr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04

is that pure and salubrious vegetable OsauCjder,
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Far and vide, throughout the restored republic,
in defiance OF rivalry and competition. !. ap-
pesls
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sHATTEREn CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
by HelmSold's Extract BocD1.
feh2adeod &9weow1y
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IIoR SALE.

The undersigned offers tor sale al theruuning
part of hls saw mill in good running order, to-
gether with six circular avs ind planer; al, o
lot OF betting machine to cut cheese box head
ings, sue. machine for butter hOx headings.
VIM. JACKSON
Nj Holly, April /, 1867. l4.W3W~
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9lew Aarertisrments.
,ELDOM OR NEVER GIVEN
WITHOUT BENEFIT.

Never, perhsps, was there an article intro
duCed into the United States that has been re-
ceived with such popular favor in shorta period
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A CANVASS OF TIVE UNION
THE PEOPLE.

Proves that the most successful candidate iol
general favor ever placed before
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v. ". STOCK and moaey Market.

NEw YORK, April 2.
sToCKs-Tho stock market is DIN and
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

LEEcHEs AS BARoMETERs.-"Is it going
to be fine day?" Is a question which, at
this season of out door enjoyment, is fire.
quently upon our lips. If we have made
arrangements for picnic, or for no less
enjoyable ramble in search of wild flowers
or insects, 1t is, to say the least OF it, unsatis
factory, when our first morning peep out of
the window is met by dull sky or heavy
bank of clouds. If it rained we should feel
disappointed, but the uncertainty is even
more trying. Now, in such cases, we doubt
less feel how useful would be the information
obtainable from the Clerk of the Weather
office, did that functionary exist; but, as that
source of weather-knowledge IS, in a mea-
sure, denied to us, we must look around and
see if Nature, the truest Lady Bountlul
extant, has not, in some measure, supplied
the deficiency. As usual, we find provided
for us the very things we require; and these
little leeches, sluggish though they seem
now, are Clerks of the Weather in good
sooth. The apparatus necessary for observ-
ing their predictions is very simple; it con-
sists of glass jar, with stones or shell or
two at the bottom, and few sprays of
Anacharis; the water must not reach the top
of the vessel by at least two inches. A tight
fitting wirework cover must be placed over
the top, as the leeches soon escape, especial
ly in stormy weather. The water should be
changed once in ten days during the sum-
mer; and once in three weeks during the
winter.
AS a rule, during fine and wet weather, the
leeches remain at the bottom of the vessel.
When change is slowly approaching, they
move upward, twenty-four hours, or, at
times, thirty-six hours, in advance of it.
When storm is rapidly approaching, the
leeches become very restless and rise quick
ly; while before thunderstorm they pass
entirely out of water. When the change
occurs, they become still, at the bottom Of
the vessel; but if, under such circumstances,
they rise again or keep above the water,
length or violence of storm is indicated. II
the leeches rise during continuance of east
wind, wind rather than rain is to be expect.
ed. When storm comes direct from dis
tance, we shall observe the rapid rising and
restlessness alluded to above; but much
shorter notice-from four to six hours-wil
be given. When heavy rain or high wine
is expected, the leeches are also restless, ant
keep out of water, but their movements ar,
much less rapid. 1t is advisable to keep thu
vessel in temperature as even as possible
When the temperature falls below forty -eigh
degrees, the leeches cease to indicate an.
change; they become quite torpid, or, il
other words, hibernate pro tenn In a smal
jar, at temperature above seyenty-tive q,
grees, the excessive heat NAV a,,.o .hor
iise' 0'nei "Ass VII" u would be quiet.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

THE EDITOR AND THE FORTUNE TELLER.
"A Kentucky editor visited q fortune-teller
recently. He makes the following report of
the revelations concerning the past and the
future;
.sThou hast served three years in the peni-
tentiary for horse thou didst not steal;
Thou wilt be Governor Of the State, and
afterwards decline seat in the Senate OF the
United States. A wealthy young lady, blue
hair, auburn eyes, and very beautiful, is
Correction, whom thou wilt marry as soon
az thy present wife dlest, which will be at
the fourth full of the next moon. Thou wilt
become possessed of the lady's wealth ano
eiope with the wife of a coal boat engineer
Thou wilt 60 to New Orleans and start
keno bank, which will bring thee in greai
riches. After an absence OF nineteen year.
thou wilt return to thy pining wife, lay thy
nrincely fortunes at her feet, be forgiven
and after raising family OF nineteen chill
dren, die happy at the age of ninety-nine,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
ATTENTION, CAPITALISTS.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
Will be sold at Public Sale in Wilmington, Delaware,
THURSDAY, THE 5th DAY OF SEPIEMBEh, 1901,
Townsend, No East Third street,
O'CLOCK. p M.
Price ESQ., died szeu
viii be sold at Public Sale in Wilmington, Delaware, on
1. THE LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL
STONE MERCHANT MILL,

of loO
sb feet diameter
to
half eet eau oau Vi ""sN
nepnsng business man
Meal
purchased the
oneo the sections the United States
No Q IS THE LARGE BRICK MANSION
Fourteenth street. being uou
front
built
eandhu LOT IS ONE HUNDRED
that width $40 @ orange
outbudngs
regarded as one OF the peasR
County
NO IS A FINE LARGE OLD 81 STORY MANSION,
The lot has front OF ia
Fifteenth Street same
The garden grounds around
sand delightful rural residence
which could readily DC cnangeo
No a IS A LOT e5 FEET FRONT ON MARKET STREET,
Running back dwelling thereon erected
NO Is adjoining 10 feet front on Market street,
also running blacksmith shop on These are
good locations
No. is FINELY LOCATED UN1MPRoVED AoA'
On the easIy side Orange Thirteenth Streets ie
yielded an immense
much might be got from IT.
He&%SALE POSITIVE. NO P0STPONEMENT.
j TERMS EASY AND MADE ON THE DAY OF SALE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

THE AMAzoNE MAsQUEE.-SomebodY has
at length the secret of the Amazone Mas
quee. She is declared to be the daughter oil
celebrated Wallachian Princess, whose ad-
ventures made terrible sensation in Paris
a few years ago. The Amazone Masquee,
so goes the legend, has arrived in Paris for
the sole purpose of seeking out her mothers
destroyer and avenging her memory, and it
is for this purpose that she rides all day IN
the Bois du Boulogne and the Champs Ely
sees, as the identity of the individual IN
question is only to her through the portrait
which was found attached to gold chain
round her dead mothers neck. Amazone IS
lust TWENTY-FIVE. She has nursed her inten-
tion of revenge for years past, but was
hitherto compelled to inactIon by her hus-
band. Being now released from all restraint
by his death, she makes the first use of hel
freedom to pursue her unknown enemy night
and day. She goes armed to the teeth-t
nair of pistols in her belt, a long sword BY
her side. Whether there be the smailes
foundation for the tale we know not, but WI
must say that in spite of the slngularity o
her appearance she is never followed ny ina
escouade of horsemen who are in genera
beheld galloping after other individuals ia
lass eccentric than the Amazone. On tn
, contrary, it would seem as if the sound
i her iingllng sabre struck terror into III
} hearts of the cocodOs, for they fly in PAM
at her approach.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
,0uGHs. SORE THROAT AND CON-
Sumption.
ns I SIMMS g. SONS
DR.. J. bIMM5 q SUN %
UuITE PHIMONIO BALSAM.

WHITE PULMONlC DAhoAm M
This remedy is especially adapted TO- and has proved
positive and certain cure for PULMONARY GoNsuMP-
TIOE and in no case will 1t fail where the constitution
has not been broken down with pretended medicines ana
advice. -, o...a,.
II acts promptly and quickly in curing all ohronie
Diseases affecting the Throst, Breast and Lungs az IN
bronchial Affections, Sore Throat Chronic or reeen'
Coughs Group, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whoopius Cough
shortness Of BREATH Splitting Of Blood Soreness OF the
Breast Pain and Tghtness in the Breast GataFrh OF tnt
Breast Hoarseness Measles, Coughs, &c. II Is power
full sxpeoorAnt with tonic Alternative and dhusye pro-
perss and stands unexcelled II rarely equeed In cur
Ing All diseases Of the Throat and Lungs IL has cured
Asthma OF ten years standing. In Group perfect
snaoifc II acts as chemical food, and Will build up
Weakened and emAciaied constitutions.
Ra-Its immense sales proves Its excellence , .,.
mptVes verify believe your hop9 y IN I'M
remedy. Its many OF apparently hopeless eAsea
have proven 1t a remedy of extraordinary value al,
We Invite trial, sure II Will give tuli sats
faction, We 0udrdntee II all Ue repTesent Y tooe.
PRICE SO GENTS small sized, and l.OO large sizeu
bottles Sent by express to part OF the country SO
curely packed, on receipt Of the money.
Invented, Prepared and sold oy .r,,,,s .. CON
DEALERS IN PURE FAMILY MEDICINES,
Fourth and King Streets, Wilmington, Del
| sold wholesale by Dyott Co., and Johnson holoWa
4 Cowdeu Philadelphia; and at retail by D. H. Bnrto
wbaSe. apr2e-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
fs5s - casssssszs1 PHILADELPHIA, VII VIII
tfffH MINGToN AND BALTlhokk
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

ifts EMfNafoN AND B1ITIHoRR
RAIL KOAD TINE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY sth, 1857.
Trains will leave Depot corner Broad strsetan wash
wAY-MAIL TRAIN ats. so A. M (sundsys eEespted)
for BALTIMORE stopping 4t al Reg usE StSaGns sar
Crshed and Intermsdiate stations ,,
EXPRESS TRAIN at IL so A. NJ. (sundays exeepEedD
for Baltimore and Washington. "
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 P. NJ. Sundays exeeptedD
for Balmoreand Washington, stopping at Chester Tnuf
Newark North East Hare
deGraos, Aberdeen, Perryman's EdgeWood, Magnoiia'
NIeaT EXPRESS at HOO P. NJ (daily) for BaitI-
more and Washington Connects at Wilmington (satur
sxcepsd with Delaware Railroad Line stopping A.
New Castle Middetown, Clayton, Dover, Harrington
seaford Salisbury, Princess Anne, aud eonnsehng AZ
mouth and the South.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk via Bsl
take the 1loO P. M. train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and WI
Leave Philadelphia at 1880, 2OO sO 500, and II 80
ldAily p NJ The 4So P. NJ train connects with Deis-
ware Railroad for Milford aud intermediate ataiona
The 500 p. M. train runs to New Castle.
Leave Wilmington at $50, 7i6 and 100 A. NJ 100 ana
0sO daily II M The Il6 A. M train VIII not stop Al
stations between Chester and Philadelphia.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1910 AM, 1879 520and s5eP.y
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Chester at ~. 765 Sal aaa MS, A. Is a4s
5.bl, 7.20 aud 10 "a p. n.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 1875 A. Ii, Way Mail. ss5 A. N, Ex
press. 2i6 P. NJ, Express. 6.s6 p NJ, Express 30 p
NJ, Express.
From Baltimore TO Port Deposit and intermediate sta
tons at 90 p, III.
Accommodation Train from Port Deposit will leave
perryville at 647 A. NJ for Baltimore and intermedias
stations
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 9.t2 A. NJ, aud 409P.M.
Wilmington at 1000 A. NJ. and 4.bb P.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate Stations at
1856 p NJ.
sUEDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at 500 Astopping al Hayrede Grace
Perryve and Wilmington. Also stops AT North East
Ektoh and Newark to take for Phsdeha and
leave passengers from Washington Baltimore, and at
Chester to leave passengers from Washington Balt-
more. H. Y. KEHNkY. Superintendent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23


Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia at
1870 A. NJ.
Leave PhiladelphiA 800 P. M. and Wilmington TAO p
NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Additional to thoss above ezye smyrna Clayton
noon, and TAO P. NJ Clayton for Smyrna $40 A. NJ and
200 and 1905 p NJ. 10 make connection with trains to
and from Dover, and Stations south.
Trains leaving Orisheld 800 z. NJ, and Wilmington
going South at II 30 A. NJ will close connection
with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth Expresa
Trains to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York They will stop Tho Delaware Railroad Line
only at principal stations at which their time is stated
E Except that Steamboat Train aouth will let pas.
sengers from Baltimore at any Station to which they
have tickets
Passengers from Delaware R. R. Line to baltimore,
change at Wilmington Passengers from Baltimore
to Delaware Railroad change cars at N. G. Junction In
morning. At Wilmington at night, unless trains delay.
ed. 3. Q. sEWALL,
| Superinteudeut Delaware Railroad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
TmRMMSs
.onsl inch lsHa s0nstitatsss \ .,s. square


o..tn.h or sas eonstitutasa square.
~ Ss,neiainsertlon 80 esnta por square.
~ nsnts Al four lines, sling insertion, 20 cents.
~ NJ E1wcURN1L AND sTATEsmAN is guslIsned svory
Tuesday snsa No subscriptions Will bs received for
aO th.a TIRES months and no paper discontinued until
Usher ,,t, i v JouRN AL AND gTATRAMAN Ia pub
The Wnsss p,idsva At TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
llihsS ssysnes, orTHREE DOLLARS at the end Of
th. h.pyyxRrIsEMENTs not excesding asquarewil be In,
la three times for one dollar Ana nxy cents anu
~ ~ Ae saus proportion. it,. ....,... an. ,,,,.
- 10 ba published, will be continued until they
ihy and charged according TO the above terms.
An osvilaae ef Annual Advertisers ls strictly limited
ky XXI avn Immediate business; and all advertisements
w. hsnsdt OF other persons as we'll as all ADVERTISE
~ ss M Immediately connected with their own buai
maI md ali classes Of Advertisements In length or other
ns snad the limits engaged, will ba charged At the
VIZ, @ Ssss Per all such transient advertising bills Will
sus,rasly rendered. and prompt payment Ia desired
Wssp Wrspssrag INsERrIoN Of their Advertisements and
.i,ss an tuesdays and Fridays our advertisers are n
ad thnt their fAyors be handed In previous to
lsnsa1 na S1sIoek. A. NJ. on Mondays and Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
scuENCTx,s sEAWEED TONIC.

This medicine invented BY Dr. soHEHok Of Phlla
delpha intended to dissolve the ood aud mAke ho
h1ma tha rst process Of digestion. BY cleansing the
stomach with schsneks Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon
the Appetite and food that coud not be eaten be-
fore usins II will be easily digested, ,,
Consumption cannot be cured by seheneks Pnlmonis
svrun unless the stomach and liver made healthy and
the appetite restored hence the Tonic and Pa are re-
ouired in nearly every Of consumption nall
dnzen bottles Of the sEAwEED TONIC and three or four
boxes Of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any oral-
Dr.. sehenck makes professional visits IN New York,
Boston and at his principal Office in PhilAdelphA every
ysask see daily papers Of place. his pamphlet
on consumption for his days for visitation ,,,..
Please observe when puchasng that the Two
Of he Doctor one when the last stage Of Consumption
and Inc other as he now h in perfect health are on the
sod by ali Drugglsts and Dealers price 80 per bottle
or Al 80 the half All letters for advice should %
addressed to DR.. Sehencks Principal ONCE NO. 10 Noftn
| 9Th Street. Philadelphis, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; DemAs Barnes Co., N I.
s. s. Hance, baltimore, Nd. John D. Parke Cinennatl
Ohio; Walker Taylor, Chicago, Ill Collins bres,, 81
| Ianis Mo- oci26-lEt W. ga. mo. yr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

4 man Of respectable appearances entered
law office 10 Cincinnati on Wednesday, and
ludelOuSly selected and carried OF $50 worth
0f books from the shelves, and after offering
Them for sale at several places, finally pawned
Shem for Eve dollars. The books were recover
ed, bHt tho thief made bis escape.
TnRRE NEH we're fnsd $40 each In New York
Few days ago, for driving lame horses.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
E5=ruzuau1 PENNSYLVANIA GEN.
~ TRIAL RAILROAD.

SUMMER TIMEi TAKING EFFECT JUNE 2. 1851
The trains Of the Psnnsy lvanis Central Railroad leave
the Depot at Thirty First and Market Streets which H
reached directly by the of the Market street
ger Railway. Those of the Chestnut and Walnut Street
Railway within one square OF It,
ON SUNDAYS the Market Street Cars leave Front aud
Market Streets SO minutes before the departure of each
Train.
Sleeping Car Tickets be had application at the
Ticket Office Northwest corner Of Ninth and Chestnut
Streets.
Agents OF the Union Transfer Company will call for
and deliver baggage at the Depot ordars left at No. a0l
CHESTNUT Street. No. South Eleventh Street will
naiv attAntiou
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
FRANCIS FUNK, Agent,
I31 Dock Straa

For further information apply to
JOHN G. ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
SOL Chestnut Street.
SAMUEL II. WALLACE
Ticket Agent at the Depot
The PennsylvaniA Railroad Company will not assume
any risk for bsggAge, except for wearing apparel and
limit their responsibility hundred dollars in value
An baggage exceeding that amount in value will be at
the risk Of the owner unless taken by special contract
EDWARD Ii WILLIAMS,
Aug2O General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23

ARATTLEsNAKE AT LIBERTY.-The Liver
pool Mercury says:-"An exciting scene
took place recently at Mander's Mensgerie
at Tunbridge Wells, A case containing
seven rattlesnakes was by an oversight left
open, and one of them escaped. A panic
seized the men employed, and with the
greatest difficulty an elderly man named
Godfrey prevailed on some of them TO en-
deavor to recapture the reptile. Arming
themselves with shoYels, forks, scrapera,
brooms, &C., the keepers, under the dir0c-
ton Of Godfrey, proceeded towards the
snake. The reptile, during these prepara-
tions, remained perfectly quiet, but on the
approach of the ekeepers-whichw was heralded
by large sack being attempted to he thrown
over him-the reptile leisurely proceeded up
the centre of the enclosure, kissing fearfully
all the time. 1t did not appear to notice
any of the occupants of the numerous cages
and dens until it came to the caravan con
tanning the bonasses, species of buffalo
an immense animal weighing over two tons
On arriving opposite this caravan the snak'
paused for a moment, and then made
spring, fastened on the bonasses, and bit
in the left nostril The reptile then let g
his grip, and, shaking its rattles, glide
through an opening between the two cara
vans, where some grooms were filling cal
with straw. To this cart was attached on
OF the finest horses belonging to Mr.. Mander
extensive stud. The rattlesnake fastened
the off let-lock of the horse, which imm'
diately reared and plunged to such an extel
J as to shake the reptile of, and before it coul
move away it was crushed to pieces benest
the hoois of the horse. In few mlnut
after the horse had received the bite
whole frame quivered, Its eyes nearly bur
1 from their sockets, and its means we
piteous. Two veterinary surgeons we
a brought, but their services were of no ava
!, for in few minutes the horse died in frigf
Q full agony. Meanwhile the bonasses was
It such an infuriated condition that the doc
e of its den had to be put up and secure
bolted. In a few seconds heavy fall W
.. heard in the caravan, and on the doors bel
l. opened the noble beast was found dead.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by DR.. lsAhCs
ocuiiEt and Aurst, formerly Of Leyden, Hoand) No.
5is PINE Street Philadelphia. Testimonials from the
most reliable the City and County can bs seen
Al his office. The medical fsenlty are invited to &C
eomnany their PATIENTS he has secrets In hs prae
tce. ARTIFICIAL EYEs, inserted, without pain. No
eharas made for examinations tep2o-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
WANTS.


SELLING AGENT WANTED FOR
A THIS CITY AND VICINITY, for one OF the FIRST
1;ssa and established Sewing Maehines surpassed oy
mona for domestic and manufacturing purposes rate
of discount will be allowed which will varrantA liberal
entay and ensure profitable buainess. Address, with
recommendations Box $685. Post-oaace, Boston, MAts
MONEY WANTED.--WK CAN LOAN ON
MI good landed seeurity-on Bond and hoItEagee0da 40
number OF sums of $500, $1,000 $1,000, $1,000, SeuO1
'V' '' w McCAULLEY a CO.,
IA SOC Market sire
TTANTED--sIx THOUSAND DOLLARS
w (6,OO0) for five years on kond and Mortgasee,
Hrst lien, on a Farm In New Castle hundrsa worm
Tveuty-Five Thousand Dollars, SIS OOO) Aaaraas NJ
at this office, stating terms. &e. 1y-o--,n @
BIown's Jamaica Ginger,
to,s proVgn Windsor soap and variety OF perlumerI
and Toilet articles for sale at Wilson's Drug and mseei
nal tore, COS Market 81 lolyls
TNL.oUR FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRIoEi
| H. @, CHANDLER q SON,
| Gil Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
soRoFULA---o0NsUMPTIoN:

NgHUF UN A~-@VV1N V4H Aokg.
Dr. LuGOL Of Paris one Of the most eminent Chemists
Of Europe, said:
he most astounding results may be anticipated When
Iodine can be dissolved In pure water"
Dr. al ANpgRs after hfeen years Of scientific research
and experiment has succeeded In dasoVng one ald ons
rgr oran of Iodine to each fluid ounce Of water and
e most astounding results haze folored its use partieu-
larly in serouA and kindred diseases Circulars iree
NJ IL Anders' Iodine Water is for sale by j. Z. DINE
MORE, Sc Dey street, New York. and by ali Druggiss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-23
AoRNOSsTIc,

emily 1t psnetrates through every pore
r elieVing sufferers from each angry SORES
A Ii tUOunds Il heGls with certainty and speed
q uts Burns, from Inflammation soon aFe ireedi
Fuptions at Its presence disappear ,-,,
kins lose each stain, and the compieSlons clear
ALIVE such as GRAoRs, every Que hnoula puyi
All 10 It's wondrous merits testify,
Z 81 those who doubt, single Dor bht Try
v eriiy then Its true deserts 'twould hayei
I ysn nnbelieysrs would lsud GRAcEs sALvE. III