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To Consumptives.

The Rov. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(free Of CHARGE TO oil who desire it, the pre-.
scription with the directions for making and
useing the simple remedy by which he was cured
Of lung affection and that dread disease Con-
sumption. His only object Is to benefit the Of
licted, and he hopes every sufferer will try thia
prescription, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165 South Second st., Wilamsburgh, NY.
Sept 1, ,'G7 old adv May 8, ely
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head or beardless face,
also recipe for the removal of Pimples, BlOtch-
es, Eruptions, ETC., on the skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, and beautiful, can be obtained with
out charge by addressing
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
1923 Broadway, New York.
Sept IL old adv. May 9,'67-1y.
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T. ]. PuRsEI.L g. Co, Importers and
Dealers in QUEENswARE aud GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth, Ohio, call attention of jackson
county merchants to their large and well selected
stock, which they are offering at greatly re-
duced prices. feb eff
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SEE card OF A. w. Buskirk among the
new advertisements. We have bought most of
our groceries from Mr.. Buskirk during the past
five years, and have always got the best quality
of goods, and at reasonable prices. Our mer
chants, farmers and Others, should try his goods
II will pay.
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VIZ omitted last week to notice the
change in the firm of Reed, Curtss IL Co. The
firm name is now Enos Reed e. Bro. Mr.. Cur
tiss has gone into business at Marietta.
The new firm will continue to sell everything
kept at first class Drug Stores. What we have
heretofore said in reference to the old firm, will
equally apply to the present firm.
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OK Saturday last we looked at the
work now in progress at th" new Jail The cells
were being riveted together The cells viii be
constructed Of heavy iron, connected together by
hundreds of rivets. 1t will take all the mgenui-
ty aud perseverance, Of IA Baron Trenck to get out
of such a cell
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SWEET ALIssUM is pretty little gar
den-hower; but if you want Whit of street.
Elysium, you will find the nearest approach to it
in the heavenly odor of PHALoN's new perfume
FLOR DE MAYO" Sold by all druggists.
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The FRUrr. We have examined a
number of peach buds, and find them oil safe yet.
The buds are remarkably small for this season of
the year, and this is favorable Indication that
they viii escape the late frosts.
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OMITTED, In publishing the names
of teachers who obtained certificates on the first
Monoay in February, We ommitted the name of
James E, Stewart. In the list oi names for the
Charles Smith,
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MoRroN's GOLD Pens. This week
we publish new advertisement of this celebrated
Gold Pen. We have never used one Of these pcns
but we intend to send for one, because we are
seen, that they are the best pens now in use.
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Medical NoncE.-Dr. (. Cone ma

MEDICAL NOTICE. DIR K. Cone may
he consulted as follows:
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Mondays
September 80 November 4; December 8; Jan
uary IS February II March 30; April o.
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Tuesdays,
October / ; November D December 10, january
II; February 1S; March "a April %.
All sick persons would do well to consult DR..
Cone, as he charges nothing for consultation; and
his success in this community during five years
practice, is guarantee of his skill in the treatment
of all varieties of diseases But do not defer your
application until your disease is incurable.
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Itchy Itchy Itch =
SCRATCH! SCRATCHt! 8CRATCH!!l
in from 10 to 4s hours.
WTEA T0N7S OINTMENT cures TnE IrcH.
VIVA rows OiNTJfENT cures SALT RnEUM.
EATON'S OINTMENT cures TETTEg.
WTEA TOMS OINTMENT cures BARBERsi IrcH
WIIEA TONS OINTMENT cures oLD SOREs.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures EVERY KIND
Of Hum0r like Magic.
Price 90 cents per box by mail, 60 cents. Ad-
dress WEEKS & POTTER, No. 17o Washington
Street. Boston, Mass.
Fer sale by aIl Druggists
Oct 3, CYL
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CARPENTERS BOOK.
Six Months at the VVhite Wor.,

Any person who will send us the name of new
subscriber for The Independent for one year, with
the money, will be presented with this book. II
VIII be sent by mail, postage paid or delivered
at the desk OF our publishing office. Old sub
scribers, not in arrears, ON renewing their sub
seriptions and sending us fifty cents extra, will
also be presented With copy of the book. We
have already given away more than twelve thou
sand copies OF this remarkable volume, and the
demand continues undated. It ought to be In
every family in the country. The retail price at
the book stores is 81 so.
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"A SINGLE APPLICATION of Palmer's
Lotion win always relieve the most distressing,
irritating and itching of cutaneous diseases, an
by an occasional use Of 1t one finds himself cured
of his Affections almost before he is aware of IT,
(5D\
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THE following new advertisements
will be found In the STANDARD this week:
6arNotary Public--Charles Rhodes.
E9-Half Yearly s Statement--Atkinson & Long
Ga-Groceries &c-A. w. Buskirk.
EarProbate Notices. w. Longbon.
E5TGold Pens--A. Morton.
E9Palmer's Lotions. Palmer.
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ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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TIE prisoners in Jail sawed off one
Of the hooks upon which the hinge of the door
turns. The Sheriff discovered it in time to pre-
vent an escape.
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RuMsEY ROADS & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, OF
Portsmouth, Ohio invite Merchants and Furnace
men to an examination of their extensive Winter
Stock. They give special attention to keeping
the best goods, and you will always find their
stOck the largest and prices the lowest. One OF
their firm remains East to give bis entire time in
watching the Markets and in buying for them,
solely, and hence their stock is always fresh and
always first supplied with the newest goods.
They operate largely, do business on the princi-
pie of the smallest profits, aud practice the spirit
Of liberal accommodation. NOV. IA, 81 1yl
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NOTARY Prnuo.-See card of Charles

NOTARY PuBIo.-See card of Charles
Rhodes, Notary Public. Mr.. Rhodes being coun-
ty Recorder, can always be found at the Record
er's Office and having all the records of title to
real estate in his Office, will make it very conven-
lent for those who have bus mess of that kind to
transact
He can administer oaths, take the acbnowl-
edgment Of deeds, mortgages &C., aud will always
keep blanks on hand.
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New Advertisements
Snecial Notice.

The death of my late partner, Samuel
F. Barber and the appointment Of an
administrative upon lis estate renders
1t absolutely necessary that all persons
indebted to the late firm make immediate
settlement.
hope this notice will be attended TO
promptly, as the books must be settled
at once.
LEANDRR w. FRENCH.
Feb. 20. 'GS-tf
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TIE report of the receiver of Orange

TIE report of the receiver Of Orange
Furnasc Co., ii cd in Court during the present
term, shows that the receiver has cleared over
mostly due ~ the immense ,ales Of goods at Or
ange Store They keep everything at the Store,
and they scl 50 low that everybody buys there.
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]. +. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson
county asuperior stock of Dry Goods g. Notions,
on terms the most favorable lyI
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THE Ohio Legislature have repealed
the road law of last winter and re-enacted the
old road law, with some alterations.
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Transfers Of Rcal Estate.



Furnished Weekly 6y CTAs. RHonEs, ESQ, Record
erct J'icAso" County.
rI,o,,o, II 1o,,.,.i ,.ir, g, n.,,,a IT Tonon
tx acres a.. in Rln"ma"ld T"r"shin Al loo
Thor,os lanes o,d Wiz. ~ piobord ~ 1onos
'ISa'.res In Plnanfeih ,rnTMsh;n - SI1n
Iohr Dro,a,o, o,1 ,,;r o., Is,,o,, ID V.,
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L. MAY.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. -OFfrcE-oyer
- Paul s. Mays Drug Store, Main St., jackson
Ohio. Business promptly attended to at all
times. [Aug. Is, 5,G--tf
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NonoE.-All persons knowing them
Sc Ives indebted to us either by note or book nc
count, win please call and settle Immediately, rs
we want to close up our business al once.
Jan. o. 1SGS-2m BUM, CAvETT d BUM.
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THE IMDE PEN DEN
Is the Best Investment
or THE KIND EEER MADE.

We expect to have good measure Of success
in what we shall aim to do. We EXPECT some
opposition from rival newspapers, some crti-
clsms for mistakes Of judgment some fault
finding because VIC arc radical, and lots Of advice,
as usual from all quarters; notwithstanding,
we expect to live and thrive, and do more good,
perhaps than eyer before.
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Gre at emiums.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE.

We have made special contract with the Howe
sewing Machine Company to furnish their
world-Fenowned machine as
PREMIUM FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS
To
T H E I N D E P EN- ENT
during the present year. Any person who will
send US the names of twenty-four new YEARLY
subscribers, at our regular subscription price.
(see terms as aboye) will be presented with one
OF these celebrated machines, the lowest price of
which is $50. 1t will be packed and shipped by
express or otherwise, as directed
We simply want the names (with the money!
OF t'renty.foar persons who do not take our paper
and who really subscribe for it; they NAV be sent
one at q time, orall together; they may be at one
post Office, or more than One-we are only par
tieular that they shall be JoHdae neg SubscTibers
ANY one person subscribing for "A years, or any,
t'cO persons for II years, or any three persons for
6 years, will be entitled to the machine under
above offer.
Persons intending to take advantage of thls
effer, and sending the subscribers names as they
obtain them, will please state in each instance
that they are sent on this account.
All subscriptions sent under this offer must be
gin with the number Of our paper Hert after he
receipt Of The money.
Remlttances must be made by post Office mon
ey order, bank check, or express (paid)
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Commercial and Financial Dep'mt.

As FOLLOWS:
Commercial and FiRdHcial-T TaLt, Necs and GOSSIP
IN Wal Street-InpOrtdHt NeWs for Capital
ISIS, Bankers and business Men Honey
Adrket-CeRtraI Pacific Raiiroad.
Dry Goods RepOrt-Ury Goods Quotati0Hs-P Produce
Market BepOrts- Prices CUrreRt-Nelo York
Cattle Narket-Fd1aers Column.
THE WHOLE COMPRISING
Attractions Never Equalled In any othAr
Religious Newspaper.
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County COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
regular session on Monday of last week aud re-
muined in session four days. The following bills
were allowed:
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WEEXPECTT GIVE IN EVERY NUMBERO
the paper through the year reading matteFto
the extent of any ordinary-sized volume
of 800 pages sold at the bookstores.
WE EXPECT EVERY SUBSCRIBER of this
paper to say that the money paid for
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NE Crea Medicine OF tho World.
L Perry Davis Is Sons pain Killer" may
most justly lie styled tho great L,e>lieine OF tho
world, Tor there is 10 region OF the globe into
which it has not found ius Way, and none whero
it has not long beon largely used and highly
prixs4. Moreover there is no cline to which Il
has not proved to be well adspts for the cure Of
a considerable variety or diseases; II Is speedy
and safe remedy for burns, scalds, eats, bruises
wounds and YArieus other injuries, rs well as tor
dysontery. sisuho, AMI bowel complaints soner.
ally, it is admirably suited for every race Of men
on the face Of the globe
1t is worry significant fact, that notwitlis,aud-
ing the long period Of yuars that tho Pain Killer
has becr before the world, it Las mover lost ono
whit Of i.a popularity or shown the least sign Of
becoming unpopular but, ON the contrary, the
cal for it hss steadily increased from its frat dis
coV"ry by that exeslicnt and houorCd man, Perry
Davis and at no previous time has the demand
for 1t been so great or the quantity made beou
80 lstge. rs it is this daY.
Another fact Is, that nowhere has the Pain
kier aver been in higher reputc, bean moe
generally used ~" fAinilies and individuals than
it has Acsn here At holHn " hsrs 1t Was first dis
coveted and introduced, and where it,. prUpric-
tors Nessis. Perry Davis & Son. have ever beou
hell in high esteem. HAT the Pain Killer will
continue to be, what We have styled it, the great
medi Inc IT the world, thore cannot be tho shallow
OF doubt - Provideuce advertiser. 49, lW
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SO PER CENT SAVED
eO NY I
Il. T. Rabbits
LABOR SAVING SOAP.

Thi' Soap is mSle from clean and pure mvtcr-
ais, contains no adulieration Of any kind, will
not injurs the most delicate fabric, and is espoc-
tally adapted for woolens. which will not shrink
alter being washed with this Soap. 1t NAV bc
grease, Tar and stains Of all kinds. Ono pound
warranted equal to two pounds oforlnary family
soap. Directions scnt with each bar for making
three gallons haudsome soft soap from one pound
OF thi, Soap. Each bar Is wrapped in a circular
con aiming ful. directions for uss printed in Eu-
gli>h Aud GeraAu. AK your grocer for II. T.
Babbitts Soap. aud take No other. b. T. Bah
biit Nos. 81 IS. G5.G1 "a, 20, y and n, Wash
ington-st., y. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

y Years afflicted with Asthma and
81 = Brouchitis-Doctora and Medicine fail
~ care Aliens Lung Balssm cures after all others
fail.
gainesville %. Doc. 1, 1864.
Mossra J. n. HARRIS 6 CO.,
Sirs--ln taking W ono Of your smanacs, | road
the wonderful cures by the use Of alltms Lung
Dalsam. J was suffering much at the time with
asthma aul bronchitis. | thought would try y
bottle Of it. lid 20, and MAS relieved IN low
days so that | could lit up think it will cure
m, altogether. J AM siNtl-fve Neass Of age; it
Is now twenty -four Years since | have boon
SO afflicted, and | have boon doct,red Nv man
different physicians aud I have nevor taken
anvilingthat hiss done ni4 50 nue.. good ~ Aliens
Lurg lialsam. A. soon - took tha lnl.am it
relieved me, al have been getting better ever
since. WAN much gratitude,
Mrs Any KENNEDY
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- The ~. Aibans butter market It'll
suffers from scarcity, and prices arc At
the ,p-n9,ch-- 3ja40c for winter butter
and 45c for fall.
Tho Mun.pc!i.r Episcopalians have
boon giving dramatic entertainments, the
sensational feature Of which WAS the per,
Torrance OF travelling Italian harper
pressed into their service.
The only billiard saloon in brandon
has been converted ialo u house Of pra1-
er. and the rronrir,,r bas l,r t,Yn for
ear Of tcin, converted.
Mn, c,.;,lr.,. &c u,.t,,o sr,,J au1
k;u.orna week wh, t,v. h.o, scr,r,,,d
hr 40 wears. met st che house Of Irthro
lku.on. in ST. Albans last New Y,o,,s
dAv. For so years ,l,,r, WINS no, q. dra,l
inlthcir family. and they scu; II SON.
ind, the army Of the ,.ninn. or whom .,x
did on bat,le.Gyld4. two returned erin.
plell for lifn.snI on. On l,1rrd a .ix mor,Ls
lind herring death in Libby prison.
--SJmo fellows procured the seizure of
liquor belonging to +. Morgan. hotel
keeper st Bon,l,ilie, nni it WAS p,ced
in William Culworih's barn. lie ie-
moved Il TO lis house for sAcl kecpinc.
i,hcnce it WAS stolen. and an unsuccessful
-uit has been brought against Mr.. Cnl-
worth to pay Tor tho liquor.
Harris Busbcc Of Montpelier has -
colt with two perfect beads
The dry house belonging to the sn-h
anl Jlind factory Of y. & A. d. Whit.
more Of Londonderry was burned on tho
night oi February ! l,h. with sll its con.
,ouls; los- nbou, 500. no iueur3nce
A late convert 1t Ssxton's River
had bought barrel of slo Jus! previous
I, hi. conversion. and after rr,urn;rg f,op,
N''''''" "' ot'"''' ''' ''"c"' q" i'' "
run.
Alvin Burhee, yourg m.n Of Win
hYl r,ceutlv h,d rouyb ,jxe,,uro
,.,
D
U''''' '""'' Oh 'H'N' III ''o"' "' "n'c" he
"co''"'"''y 't"' 'F""E7 70 say he s'''
lives, though IN d"mAEed coalition.
The new Catholic cathedral in Bur-
lino,on is .o,iceglJt for tine L,ftv crsca
-, ..-.....,..,
WITS arc S"Ppo'''" ny II ""''e m"''"e
columns, each one the gift Of one Of the
c,erpymen Of the diocese. and iuscr;b,d
,.,;L, r.a MANN, oruo , , It,. 10
oe'u'''u' "'''''" b''S' c'cFo~'oFY WINDOWS
form 4 peculiarly fine Eject
SxrzuKr OF 4 DIsril.LYKY IN WELLS.
The Internal revenue officers of Wash.
>, '.
u" W. 70" 'o."'!' A. - "". u t'u','"s'on'
=" y" ,'o"U"! "'s"' '"' =" ms
"o"u, "''H'!'S"t' "'""' .''' vi =" ''.'c',
"'N'''''y' III '"'' "'SN'' j" "e''7' FTi~ou
IL" c''I''e "orN IN 'rH'1' ana conFi5hca Inc
same 10 burlington, whence II VIII again
DC c"''''3he" 10 liz ''s''!l''''e 'oom'
PAr%Nr' --i"t"n's were issued to Yer
monters from the 4. - i"trnt I ihre Tor
IL 4. =. IA II.
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Tno.qaaterly Convention Of The CEpis

Tneaqnarierly Convention Of the yEps
copal Church in the Dincesc Of Vermont,
met at Randolph, on Feb. 18Th l9th and
10Th. Sixteen Clergy were present, and
interesting sermons delivered by the Rev
MesHs Roberts, OF Mnn,pelieri Dr Bad
cy, Of Sheldon, and Hopkins, Of Burling
ton The absence Of the late beloved Bishop
Hopkins WIS very deeply felt, ard suit
able Minute WAS passed expressive Of the
great loss suS,aincl. A lellerof sympa-
thy WAS ordered 10 Ne sent TO the Rev.
DR.. lIicks, on the occasion OF his late
severe sickness; and daily prayers were
Recommended to allthe Clergy and haitry
in the Diocese for direction Of God in tho
choice OF new Bishop At this Special
Con, ention on the llth inst. The us,
ual Missionary and Theological Reports
showed IN ehcoosaeiDg state of the field
A new and beautiful Church has just
been built in the, growing and important
village of West Randolph, which is the
second Episcopal edifice now used within
the limits of that fine agricultural town.
The Rector, the Rev. Mr. Husband, and
his p"np'e, have been msch blessed in
their Church enterprise,
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NNE OUNCE On COLD

" VIII ls gwen for ovory ounce Of adultera-
ton found in AZ. Il. BArnlrs LION COFFEE"
TAis Coffee is roasted, ground, aud sealed Cher
medically" under letters pslent from The limited
States Government. III the "Aroma' Is saved
and the Cnitec mc-mts 4 rich glossy appearance.
Every family should uss At, ~ il is fifteen %
tNrntT por cent stronger than any other puro
"Coltre Gao can ia every twenty contains
One Dollar GrConhack. For sale overyw here. II
yoyr grocer does not keep this coffee and will not
got Il for you, send ydur orders direct to the fac
tory. b. +. kABBl1I.
Nos. "a, ca, 81, GS, GO, 1872, aud II
Wasny omit. n I.
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DYSPEPSIA.
~ There is no disease which experience haa
20 amply proved to be remedable bv the Peruvian
Syrup, e. protected solution OF tho Protn1i1s Of
lronl a. Dyspepsia. The most invetsrate form,
u this cieeasa have heer completely cured by this
medicine. as ample testimony of some Of our srst
citizens proves.
Prom the Venerable Archdeseon Scott, D. d.
Durham, Canada Fast.
81 am an inyeterAte DyspeptiG OF more
than IS years standing.
II have been so wonderfully benefited
in three short weeks during which | have ussd
the Peruvian Syrup. that can scarcely persuade
myself u the reality. People who have known
iae sro astonis'cd at the change. ! AM widely
own, ard eau hut recommend to others tlat
hich has done 70 muc! for me-"
Another Clergyman writes Gs fellows
Ny voyage to Europe il indefinitely postponed.
have discovered tie 'Fountain VI Health " on
ths side Of The AtaAtie. Three bottles If Peru
yisr syrup have rescued me from tbs langs Of the
fend Dyspepsia"
A pamphlet Of 50 pages, containing history Of
this remarkable remedy with treatise on "lron
as a medicine will be sent free to any address.
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup blowR In
the glass. J. p. DINShORE, Proprietor,
90 Dey ST., New York.
Sold b. az Druggists, 4S,iw
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~ MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
CO PER CENT SAVED BY Using
II. T. BABBTTJ

T I NJ OVJlNV ~ nv I'd IVT MI,
OR READY SOAP MAKER.
Warranted double the strength Of common Potash
and superior TO any other sapouiler or I've in the
market Put up in cans Of pound, pounds, 3
pounds and Il pounds, with iull directions in
English and German Tor making Hard And Soft
soap. Ons pound will make - gallons 0! soft
Soap. No iNa is required. Consumers will ind
this the cheapest Potash in the market h. T.
Babbtt, Nos. 4,6j GG,67, Gs, 50, 20, II and II
Washing ton-St., n. Y.
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Mrs. Any KENNBDY.
LATER FROM IHE sAMN LADY.

PAiussvilic, o., Jan. 6. 1sj5
Geril.men--l cuunct express tie gratitude
feel have not felt IS well for many yeArs,
am 80 much better that wanted you to know it,
and thank yo1 many times Tor ilo benefit your
nc iicue has boon 10 me.
Yours, with much respect,
Mrs my KENNEDY
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-03
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CAUsrtG POISON
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REsUERBCrON
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Tw!SHLiyG OF An EYE,
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CHRiSTADORO'S HAIR DYE
natures -afe ally. and beAuty's regeneration Dan
uftctrred hy J. CRISTADORO SO Maiden Lane,
New York. Sold by all DraggistS Applied by
all Hair Dressors. I6:iN