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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25


Ist District VIM. =. kimble. J.. II. cline.
?d william l.. Jean.
81 " John Ditch
9Th &" Ephraim bergman
Sth Richard u. Gill.' Lewis Muff-it
6th q" J. y. Matthew. y. spic"r'
I'll e Benz. =. sisel,.' .. T. CFaum-r.
stL :. .Tipton,' Thos. williams
9th James W. owing
10th " Jehu Williams.s
iith " VIM. II. Knight NJ. Murray
l2th " James u. Swayne..
18th - William y. Houser.
Those marked with "a have been leputise,l
by the Sheriff to act as his Deputies
MISCELLANEOUS
t0mH.t's'oao of Barnf Recoris. George II
Carmau.
tomn,is,0ao q slave .Niafi,hc,.- III Rider
Iisif0r 10 Ains H9use Joseph Mcrryman
Orcrsssr a. ifpts H0ase. Abin cole. ai l..
iayeef0r gf BoqA'. and MeasHy,.. William
Duncan.
Mood Csrifr a. taHf0a.--Gcorge " Dors-y
hpceior " nsoi and L.ne a. .Ciark,r,A,.
Thomas Fortune.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

aANe Advertisement inserted Tot lc.s than ONE
nOLLAR
a. The CHtsa has the largest circulation of any pa
PEE n thr Cauniya Tact worthy the attention oi Ad
ssrtisrfs. > Address,
i"NGNEcKERs A CONNER, PrBlIsuIns,
ToNsontown, BaitimoTc Co, Nd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

re- The following. given on the authority ~
Of any conceivable degree ofpotency, which D..
been swallowed Intentionally or by accident, us,
be rendered instantly harmless by swallowing tu.
gills ofsweei oil. An individual With haS-ty stroui
constitution should take twice the quantity 1hi
oil will ncuiralze every form Of vegetable a. min
efal poison with which physicians OF chemist,
are acquainted.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

Iee- 4 crusiy old bachelor, not liking ~, ~,
bis iandiady's daughter had Of appropriation h,.
hair OIL 6llcd the bottle with liquid glue the da
before ball TO which the girl was invited ''h~
staid ~ home.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

xN- \ t'onusciicaI farmer hes pullel up 'ad-
i-b SEVENTY I've ieei Ions and wsllsd up the hois
for . well.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
+. II. CLEAVELAND L. CO.,
No. 1O3 North Cav street.

\. CLkANELANb. who fnt H. wears r"n.
ducicd the businrs of james Getty. thaukr his
many customers iur the liberal patronage they
have shown him iur the last two ycafs. and
hopes they will continue a. call aud him.
remembering that he H. at los ~ sag Sfs9f
oas door froa Front Sirtcf. where hr has the
largest. best selected and cheapest stsk ri Dry
Goods on the Street We have large line Ut
Pant Stnns- Black Docskin Cassimcrr. heavy
Home Spun Cloth suited fnr this aud the com
ing scason; all grades oi ncns aud l.,ys' wear /:
pretty line "i tall sud winter Dress u,=sls.
from thc lowest price up {" Fine hsinafrk Pop.
lins. Rcpped M"Tinoes. tine Alpaca- aud al
wool Delaines. A hraulifui -iock of Rlcach-d
and Br"wh Musiins hcaVy Drills aud O-au-
burg's. hlur Dcnims \ large aud varied stock
~, tallcUcs. the beet ~ the market - prices
very low. Hosiery and small Nou"n-. an ~
tcnsiVr stTk.
We have com l,-tent clerk. whn attend g. their
duties aud you will always hnd ~ willing a..
show guols even if you are noi huyins W.
ask continuance "i y"ur custom ~ ~ study
10 phase
buNDLEs will br ronvcyr, t. all prlnt sta
tinns. or wherever those I,tifchasing wish them
sent. frc, ef chargc
10 Wholesale Dealers
The following i"pis very cheap FOR riSR
W. haV" the entire depth Vt our si"r, down
stair-. t"r Mh"lr.aling t,,,si. StofrA.rUrr.
would H. well tneali "" have Il" "id took "n
hahh irs fhtHgs urf sfprA ucnrit trfTs trftA aud
~ course can AWAY. .ci. g. l. 1T lsw..t New
York Iriccs." our stock down starr. cnn-i.t-
"i Laurel u. br". Muslin. oregon y. Bro. Ia
tapscu a. bfo. aud nearly al 1T tine lower
mnkr- Audf"-ruein Bl~achcd Muslin. I
wama-uiIa Hlc.. - Water Twist Bic aud
lower grade. dozen different quaiiii.. !
uli a.s"Ttmrnt ot BLANKETS iull line 81
Calico"s such a. the M"rrimack American.
Spragu.. Arnold. Hoyts aud other max
very i"w. Red. white. yellow. Blue aud Grey
flannel-. Hickory STRIPE Blue D-uiuo. Ties
ing. brill. fani stud ull line. tambric-
and large Stock OF Hosiery. sla-,l cotton.
pns Ne''llrs. H"oks aud Eyes and al g.u,i.
belonging to the NOTION TRADE. cali snd
us.
Keaes5,r ia Naas aat Ass.s,r
=. Il. CLEAvELANp 4 60.
les y Gay -. one door from FroutSt
Baltimore. Md
~ Maine on the Windows anl un the
sgns "n thc awning At the side. of thc store
S"y 9. lsG7.- -ti
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
q Plea FOR Mean MN.

The Missouri E,y publican has q. .t,.i t.l,t.
who undertakes the thankcs, task .f .I.'.i.i
NJ mean mcn. lie cndea,ofs - i.r,,,. .i. ..
claborair essay. the -upcrioriiy 1' ''., -ns.-.
inan O. tho good follow - .u- i.r.
AID. 10 so'd sooth. hc come ncarrr q. .ilr,..
"a his task than It Is polite Ia ackauNl,..-.
one iAius that mean man /. remae-st
for. . his reliability. Ask h.ri tocont, .lu,. b.
testimonial to rodscrs. or 10 subscribe
F'lei Of smugcs. IL says NJ. Bat hc
aci- W. Hc don't give ccnt B4; Itt t
'amc appeal 60 a " god fellow" aui BE- s..
certainly my dear boy. Put me down iof
'. Aad you DO put hil doua Tor Y. --t
sr'tuenty enjoying the privilege 81 maxim. :. =.
subscription good out of your own pocket D.
'' s"ot fellow always say. ye.. but never a..
yes.
:" iaf W. have discourscd On the text gi,.f
by "ur iopic. Now L.; the correspondent sp"a
fof himself
Who makes the better husband n a..
frA oi bringing down a torrent Of uale,ict..rs
"a my unprotected head. shall stil! adhere. 3.
The man wh" Is supposed o. have no heart ...
genuine human sentiment IA" good ir.lot,
~ q lnNcr the mean man ior husband
The latter will rob all creation a. .upiiv hl
hsusehald the former will rob his family q.
accommodate his friends. For,m all the ma
ri"i women ia =. Louis in q solid ralu'uu. 20.
aui down Fourth street. aud IL lou'i r,tni
IS NINE votes out Of Que hundred 10 favor 80 nv
ll"is'siuor, will treat the drikins ,"iuinunits
:. q barrel oi gin and water. On ia. u,ra .eu 81
The iirs election II = female President $40. &
fellow. all love; mean man. all ba.u..a
one tas". his wife a. the opera ~ = four ...t..
carriage the other rides triumphaNtiN .u b..
street omnibus. The good fellow never q,
b" cT"ss 10 anybody but his wife. Ear tear as
making himself unpopular the mean usL
i su sour with all the rect u the world tLat b..
has no, one particle Of ill.ismper u spare "a
home.
iosc rules the camp, the court the ,ta,r
fsr love 10 Heaven, and Heaven j. love
hut il won't buy beef Mean man seldom
gets 'salubrious he Ia too mean. HIS wi.c l-
never jealous She knows all women hate hitu
berausr he IL mean. aud she rather likes q
Sh" laughs and grows fat. Good fellow driuh
io" Kind heated to refuse aud he loves ever,
h~ly. Good fellows wife, pale aud emacis,
r'l. d"errpt with care, and full of sotE"~
Mean cuss's wife, hale aud hearty TAT rrl
faced. aud weighs a ton. Am right
N"i quite. Il may be truthful statement Is
the bcne,licts In 81. Louis. hut W. can assurr
the Rp"bi'oaa's correspondence ii IL by no mean.
the Ease ia thi. latitude. -Eds. UH,oH.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

lSIELSAL kEN ENuL OFFICERS
The IT.. 81. -. 4tl. ,th aud 18th election. ,li,
ulsts "f thi. county are 10 the Tlfth Inugr-s
siauai bistficts. uf which t.urfuau Is t..i
lect"f ani Is iiiism w~llng Assessor. The other
districts oi u, 'ouniy ar" % the Second Cau
gfessional District. of which Ju.. I. Eidg~lv ..
Collector aud John " Webster Assessor III
Assls ant Assrssors "f our county are a. follows
isl. ~ and 18th DISTRICT, Joshua II Hay,s
ID, gth and sth Frank l. Nor ia.
5iA. 9Th aud stl -. q Merrvinai
sth aud 10Th -. L. Merrymau
I'm lui l2th Thos , F1f.vthe
MAGISTRATES
Its.f D.sfric;-Joshua Meliof. Ir.,. McKcu
zis. iphn Gibson. i.ewis Lehman Nathan VA
deld j"scph +. Fustng.
~sosi Disfr,et-w william. Lcwis, ,,.,. Lateh.
ford. Caleb H. Owlngs.
p. -fbis'-icf iohu Wight. Jacob iiart4rll
John stan bury. Charlie Prrrga. :. Hutt.f
lyHrn Hsfrirf George " Fisher Robert
Crus. Henry Eushcy
nm Ns'ritf Abraham Painter. ILo. "
Rcu.haW. AbtA. : cooper. Thos j Gursuch
Nrh psfr.cf Nelson Cuiliugs. Zscharish
Alban. Wilson nousemau
Nr,tM D.sir,.t -Geufge Litsiusrr Mica al
Tracey, III 5. sampson.
Eiglh bsrls'.-Hcnry +. Thomas. william
duncan. John w.llis. Hci. I. Matthew.
NHfA Dsfric'- r. u ANN y Payne, Thon4
u. Robinson. John T. Bedford. g. leon Herbert
ioshua ;. Fiaskit;. caleb Iio.Lal.
Toh Hsfrir'-Tho.. Kaufman. lLp smith.
Aeroth bsfrirf Chas. 7. Hale. SAM 7 i..
kofton. :. " Onion. }. 7 Burton
feefm hs.t.ft-C Charles T. Mace. william
NJ swaync. Joseph b"rsey. Elisha l. nili
TAIrfso.h b,'fF,et- t- rhoms. J Engii-h.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

(tALL AT y. Il. CLgAvELAND A cos.
~ loS N. Gay ~, door from Front,
Before purchasing your FALL AND WIN.
TER DRY GOODS. tAug. Att
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
WILLIAM u. KROUT.
.IND COLLECTOR Of
III KINDS OF CLANS.

M KINDS OF CLANS.
EOTH IN THE COUNTRY ASD cry.
ps,r, ,r,h W.Han. :. R,ol. Esg. ". : Snoi
icy Eotc fotr.oHfo'ra. Baifo 10. Hd.
LEGAL PAPERS accurately ffsfar,d and ths IN
ANIMATION ul TITLES attended TO
sTin thc collection ofCian- PFomIf fs'usis 'rn D.
Hsifs "a iN cfsfi.
Respectfully Rrirt. Co. Hon Richard Its.on lion
,fgf irlatt EiHafd 10 Ads. Esq Wm k'sti.
E.q and 10 the Editors Il thts taIsr
Ia ~ ms ah.cn,,. ans ha,in,. i,f ~iti. Va kttsH.
&. 10 f,tstAr prompt attention NoS H. tu
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TlR. J. PIPER.

ksssdsaes sppesas IA late DS. TsaiaOs' ehss
oaes heaGs from A. ~, tss o'eloek A " ffam
oslsst Y !, 10 ss'sieeh y. ~, and so'eioet r. u.
Ian. 4, lssf.-iy.
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IOH\ VI HOLLAND.

IT'ToRNET COCNSELLOR-IELIW.
q N.r'A 'alrsr' ~ Bilf,@ar. NJ
tCouNn BtitbtNs
80 MAJ lf.rtic, ia Baltimore and Ho~ ard County
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DENJAMIN y. PAYNE.

uA-in my ah.cns. anl husint. l,it siii NH
- 10 f'r'itc rrumpi attention N"S H.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-30

IT has been told us for fact that Governor Mccormick, while in Wickcnburg. went to Mi gucl Pcralta, and made him an offer for the Mex. ican vote. Miguel answered him as an honest man should, and the little statesman" lcft with flea in his ear.
 OUR thanks are due and hereby tendered to J. P. Osborn, of Beaver valley, on the Agua FriO, for his present of lot of lettuce
 ARRIVAL OF Several families have arrived at Postle's Ranch, Chino Valley. from New Mexico and the East They came .,uia the Whipple or 35th parallel route.
 ANOTHER ARrzoSrsS CAUGHT-It gives us great pleasure to chronicle the fact that our friend and worthy fellow townsman, Nathan B. Bowers was married in San Francisco May 5h, to Miss Theresa A. Crist, of Alameda, California. We wish Mir. and Mrs Bowers long life and happi- ness.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-30

GooD NEws.-Yesterday's mail brought a letter from Hon. Wm. H. Hardy, of Mohave county, to gentleman of this place MT Hardy is gentleman of good judgment, and his figures may be relied upon. He says: Mohavc county will give Rush. 70; McCor- mick, l2; Adams, 10. PahUte county Rush, 200; Mccormick, C; Adams, 1.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-30

W. C. PoiSDExrEE of Yuma county, wrote us excellent news by last mail. He had canvassed Mohave and Yuma counties for Rush. and was Mir Poindexter travelled from La Paz so Arizona City with the Governor, and assures us that the little statesman did not capture many voters, notwithstanding the fact that be travelled in State at the Steamboat Company's expense.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-30

A GREAT many accidents have occurred of late in the Eastern States from the explosion of lamps containing coal oil in which naptha had been mixed, and people were becoming afraid to use any fluid bearing the name of coal oil.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-30

THE mail arrived about noon yesterday. The vote on impeachment was not taken on the l4th inst. The friends of the President were cofident that the charges would not be sustained.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-30
Mining News.

CHANGE LODE Roddck and Feland. who are prospecting this ledge, were in town Sunday last, and informed us that prospects looked flat tering. They are down about 40 feet in the new shaft, at which depth they have good ledge. with nice walls, clay seam, etc The water trou- bcs them good lcal
 BADGER LODE.-F. A. Cook. has been assayinr and working rock from the Badger lode, Big Bug district, the past week. We have heard that good results were obtained
 RETURN OF PROSPECTING PARrY.-The pros pecting party spoken of in our last has returned to town They searched the Silver Mountain country, and succeeded in finding some rich odes, but failed to find the one they went after Al the head of Humbug creek they prospected for placer diggings. and got as high as fifteen cents to the pan. So we learn from Mr. Cole. Some of the party intend to start out soon again.
 NATHAN MnI~-The news from the Aztlan Mill and Chase mine. is cheering The mill has been running day and night the past week, and it is confidently hoped that the next clean-up will be big one. Early in the week six ionsof tailings from the Cloride lode were run through the mill. and yielded we are told ten ounces of good amalgam. NIT. Beardslee brought the gold to town with him on Thursday evening.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-30
ARIZONA STAGE COMPANY. 3n a

The Mail will arrive and depart ss follows: Arrives at Prescott Tnesdays and Fridays Leaves Prescott Wednesdays and Saturilays Arriyes ai and leaves La paz Tuesdays ssurtayt
 and leaves Nifkeabsfs Mondays. Thursdays. A Stage will leave Wickenburg every Thursday, with the mails connecting, at La Paz, with the California mail service, under the supervision of the contractors, Mcssrs. Clurgagc and Ballard. who will forward passengers, by stage. from San Beruardino to La Paz, every Wednesday. From thence they will be conveyed by the undersigned, by stage, to Wickenburg. where through passen- gers will be furnished with saddle-animas carry them over the mountains to Prescott. Passengers leaving San Bernardno on Wedncs- day evening. will arrive in Prescott on the follow Ing Tuesday those leaving Prescott on Wednes. day, will arrive in San Bernardino the following Tuesday
 Agents--J. Goldwater, La Paz; W K. Ferris, Wickenburg.
 JAMES GRANT,
 Contractor and Proprietor. Prescott, April 24, 1868.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-30
New Advertisements.
Biacksmlthing.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD 4 Il inform the people of Prescott and 4 a surrounding country, that he has leased the shop, tools, etc, of the Miller brothers, at their ranch, one mile yves, from Prescott. where he Is prepared to do all kinds Of blacksmithing In a wOFkmanlike manner.
 Horse, mule and OK shoes will be kept con. stantly on hand, and shall endcayor to give en. tire satisfaction in this branch of the business
 JOHN BUCKLEY. Miller's Ranch, May %, ls6s.
Arizona miner., 1868-05-30
LOS I!

On the road between Prescott and Williamson Valley,
 A Colts Six-ShoOter. Army size. Handle covered with buckskin A reward of five dollars will be paid 10 the person leaving the aforesaid pistol at the office of the Miner. D. R. POLAND Prescott, May %, 1888.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-23

HEARTH AND HOME.-This is the
title OF ii now weekly sheet issued i'll
New York by Messrs. Pettengill, Bates
& Co. which promises at once to take
the front rank Of papers of its style
The Christmas sheet has been forward
Ell to us. II is very huudsome, its illus
trations capital, aud its print and paper
faultless. The illustration OF Christ
mas. with ST. NICHOLAS dispensing his
gifts, is good; the ingenious and
amusing sketch of Reynard's school is
better; but the gem OF the number Is
the Burial of the Bird, which Is one Of
the most sweet and touching exhibit
lions OF childish grief, and of boyhood's
brave imitation of manhood, that We
remember to have seen. We observe
good space allotted to the farmer.-
Among the contents are Christmas
Night-Santu Clnus-Lime Hill Pas
tures-A Farmers Thinking and his
Time for it (by IIolmes)-Lay.O out of IL
Suburban Place, Observation-Disclosures
tural Hints for Janunry-Heads OF
Wheal-A Poem, by Bryant-Mrs-
Hunnibee's Diary, &c, dc. The paper
displays tine evidence OF energy, taste,
and liberality, aud has that decided
air OF success that must impress any
one who sees it with the conviction
that it will immediately become a pop
uInr fAvoritc. See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-23

DIR. TobIns' Yenetinn Horse I.IniIn emf.
Pint bottles at 81. for tho cure OF lamenesS,
scratches. wind gals, spnIns, brutsesISplints.
cuis, collie, slipping st!ne, overwhelming. sore
throat, nail in the foot, &c. II Is warranted
cheaper and better than any other article
ever offered to tho public. Thousands of
animals have been cured OF collie and over
heating by the Linimenl;and hundreds that
were crippled anu lame have been restored
TO their former vIgor. 1t Is used by tho INST
hOrsemcn throughout the States. Orders are
constantly received from the racing stables
of England, for fresh supplies OF. this invalu-
able article. over $500 testimonials have
been received. Remember, ono dollar laid
out in tImo may save the life OF your hone.
Sold by all Druggists. Onicc, 10 Park
Place, New York. declSlmd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-23

NEWSPAPER DIREcroKY.-We have
received from Messrs. Geo. Z. ROwell
Il Co., Advertising Agents, New York,
advance sheets OF the american NclDS-
paper Directory, published by that en-
terprising firm. This Directory will
contain list OF all the newspapers and
other periodicals in the United States
and Territories, the Dominion of Cana
da aud British COLONIES, arranged
alphabetically 10y towns, giving name,
date of issue, politics or general char
acIer, form, size, subscription price,
date OF establishment, editors and pub.
fishers names, &c. Besides. it will
comtsin no less than a dozen lists of pa
pers classified according to the particu-
lar interests TO which they are devoted,
and list OF towns and cities in the
United States and Canadas where pa
pers are published.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-23

The Senate yesterday passed the
chapter on assessments with the rail-
road section greatly modified. The most
important amendment made to the Sec
ton by the Senate, was one providing
that the roads shall be assessed for
school purposes in the townships and
school districts. The Gin
dependent school districts" are Wheel
ing, Moundsville and Clarksburg. Tho
school tax is the most important Of The
township taxes; so that rs it regards the
amount ofiax, the exemption under the
chapter in its present shape in tho coun-
try townships is not very great. The
chapter now requires the payment OF
State, county and township school tax.
The exemptions are from municipal tax
and such levIes as townships mako for
other than school purposes. Other
amendments were made to tho section,
which we are not nblo at present to state
with accuracy. One provides that in
valulpg the road Tor taxation the tun-
nels and bridges shall only be estimated
as worth an equal length oil road else-
where, and another that they shall be
valued in the same way with reference
to any claim for exemption I'LL the net
profits on the cost of the road shall
amount TO II certain per cent.
AS the chapter goes back to the House
for concurrence in the amendments, II
is much less Objectionable than when
there passed. From our stand-point it
is still objectionable. 1t operates I'M
Justly 10 The municipality OF Wheeling;
but what we regard as far more imPor-
tanl, 1t ubnndons the principle OF equal
taxation embodied in the Constitutions
Though the Discrimination is not so
large AS that sought, it is still dis
elimination for which, uu principle,
there Is no defence. II is u precedent
which will he used to fortiiy claims for
further exemptions In future. II is tue
entering wedge TO general demorn!iZG'
ton on the subject OF railroad taXationi
aud sooner or later that decentralization
is sure 10 cnsue because the railroads
have not won enough in this fight 10
satisfy them, and whenever they can
discover weak spot, they will return
to the charge. We had hoped the Leg
lislature would meet this question 10y Il
square refusal to make any concession
OF principle, doing at the same tlmt
whatever might be necessary 10 insure
an equitable valuation. That hope, u
course, is dissipa;ed; for there is III
longer any doubt, we think, that thu
chapter will be finally agreed to sub
stnntiAlly us it has passed the Senate
While We de fer to the judgment of tn,
Legislature, we have not been able Il
modify in the slightest degree our owl
original convictions on this subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-23
POROUS rLAsrEns

ACCUMULATE ELECTRICITY,
whereby the circulation of tho blood be-
comes equaIIzsd upon the part where applI-
ed, causing pain and morbid action TO cease.
Was there ever published stronger EVIL
dence than this:
Certificate from a. +. Sterling, Esq.
For two years, / have been a great sufferer
from neuralgia in the head, and found only
temporary relief from nil the various RENE
dies that have tried, until applied one OF
"ALLcOCK's POROUS PLASTERS." cut
itinto three strip. placing one under each
shoulder blade and the other over the small
OF my buck, and for tho past three months
have had scarcely twinGe OF the old pain.
advise all who suffer from nervous disease
I" lose no tirne in making n trial of tho
wonderful plaster.
"A. F.sTERING, sec'y Singer Mfg Co.
New York, juno s, 1865.
Principal Agency. Brandreth Houss New
York. Bold by all DugRIstS
decl8-lIndHW