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The national Republican., 1869-03-06
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


On and after SUNDAY, ,l7th MAJ. ; sos. three daily
trains " III be run between Baltimore and Wheel
hSTI TkfiN. Ior ali ii way points, will leave
Va TfafFEss ifSs a i.1s an.
teIsept sstSrdsyl sto'$ p IN: These s trains ni iGP
VIII "Ws'iikeCHHiEsTTER CHESTER ADS RECOMMENDATION TRAIN
day Leaves wlnSGester for Baltimore daily
frsdsrief JaHeti9a WITH tTaiR Tor FTederisk and
at Hagentown Junction with train for uagers-
THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
Returning leaves Elie9u,s Mills at 1880 and III 10
a. ~ and s'' F6s e% fHiH9kRRSrowE,
Geetlng q HageTstown Junction with Washington %
and S;2O p. m. RetuTnihE leave HaEerstSwa at
$40 and II a. IN. arriving In Baltimore at 1923 a.
Ill, anu ~" r. FOR fF1oR WINCHESTER.
Eivipg At WineLesler Al 2:ii and 50 p IN. Return:
In Baltimore Y fdR y s%SslshinNSftGtSp inSS ftGtSSp' m
Leave Baltimore At $50. 7O6. s;2O and s:t' a. m.
and fRSM siIS " @4iSSfhfiESRoRR iSf II & FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at and sa. IN, and l2:O, 2,
''"' and $40 ; fFdR Il ANNAPOLIS.
Ieays Washington at a IN, aud i:sD p. IN.
Trains leave AnstSSHpiii stSSpiS 7 fk8iSs T. and SOP H.
Leave Br!iRorS e. wS'hsngtoa at SSo SHd ~
For further inIoiRatSn, flfksts Of every kind,
station. or at the Ticket once w,,soy
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ, COLI. General Ticket Agent.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
oyyIor CHiEy ouAsTtasbsIKR' '

DEPARTMENT OF DAKorA,l
OFRIoI CHIEg gQuARTERAAsrER,
p,. sAIsr PAuL. MIss.. February 4, isso
once, and at the District Quartermsster's once,
Fort Shaw, NJ I. 70 furnlsh the following Mill.
tary Supplies, At the mouth Of the Muscle Shell
river r,, on the Missoati. pamins the menths and
govern:
ro,oO or more Adobes. l2xexe inches, delivery
TO eommenc" June !, ls6o
DO, 900 or more mefeh ntAble hard hrieks suitable
as above.
Post.
$1,000 feet eaeipsh pine .r other Boards suitable
Goo fsst one and 6alf inch pine. dressed or uu q.
5000 feet two-inoh pine plank,
1000 feet three-tnch plank
~, 600 feet, board measure, Of Pine or Of cotton
wood logs not 20 square less than eight Isl inches
from IL TO ~ feet In length Length to be stated In
proposal for each twenty Ave,
80 or more tons Of hay. to be cut and stacked, or
.5CS 2.oSS cord: q wood. to 30 gut and dsliyercd.
febi2.td Deputy O X. Generi. q, "a
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PROPOSALS. PoR STAKES.

HEADQuARTERs DEPARrnEEr OF The EorrPl
CHEZ HQuaRrERNAsrER's OTRicE,
ATLANTA, GA, Feb, Is, 1850,
Sealed proposals will BE- received Al This oniee
pnu " m March IS, lsoo, at which time they will
Florence, B. G. with
800 STAKES,
To be Of good seasoned heart pine, free from san.
four ~ feet long, two ( inches thick and ave ibl
inches wide. plsned on each side, point a at on
coats Of white paint They win, also, be NUN
bered and letteTed In black In accnrdance with
Of the Cemetery.
acted ' W." Nv
Delivery TO commence within thirty Cso) days
aneT the contract awarded, aud tho W hsle to be
tract -
Proposals should be indorsed, Proposals for
for stakes, " and addressed to
Brew. Brig. Gen. Chief Q. N. Deparnsnt Of the
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Financial.
EiRsr EArIosAL BASK,

FL kbT ATlO Al Ark,
WASHINGTON. POO ....
D. coOrs. tof !.y ceos. 3 Co. ;, Pr.sids,,,
VS. Huprisoros. csshisr.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AoENr OF THE UNITED STATES.
isrH srssEr. orrosrs rHE rssAsusr DrrAsr-
ssrr.
Government sseurti.. with Treasurer United s,as.s
~oEE MILLION DOLLARS
". buy and sell all slAs.s. Of GOVERNMENT
sEcURITIBsat at eurrsnt market rates.
puRNrsH EXCHANGE and make Collection. on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rHR UNITED
STATES
FAVORABLE TERMS. and Civ. oApsyub Arp
Ssorrr ArrssrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MIN AND YIRhs.
and to any other business entrusted TO us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
MINT DAMS at all time. eh.srfuiiy furnished.
,.s sCSsINoroN' su' sss Sss Cs:S;5 ,.,,
JAY COOKE CO.,.
BANKERS.
YIPrERSTH STREET. OPPOSITE rRs
TREASURY,
bry and ssii at eurrsn, mars., ra,.,. and t..I
constantly on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sBvBN.THIRTIRs.
COMPOUND INTEREST MOTIFS.
orders for Stocks, Bonds, ke., executed. and Col.
isetions made on sii accessible point.
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Aatiuual Rrpnblifau.

~ CORES OF TIE "NATroyAL RxPupLr.
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places, ..srs
BIsHor's NEWS STAND, wiIlasds' Hotel
OocHnAs's NEws STAND, MET ropiitan Hotel.
WirrBERorRs News srarp, Bbbitt House.
KIhbALLs Nrws STAND, seafon House.
- NRws STAND, ST, James Hotel.
PAaKEn's Book AND PsRiopicAt Dspor,
No. tSs Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once.
w.D.B. MAJou, at allbsrps Dining saloon ,
ss7 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHN U. BuaoER, No. 77s T street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JouS A. BurLER, stationer, as Y near Thir.
teenth.
- News STAND, Kirkwood House.
CHARLES NJ. ANDRnsos, Ststioner, ~ Sew.
enth street, between and O streets.
s. O. S. BARBouR, stationer, s1s Seventh
street, between II and streets.
AMUsEMENrs.
WALLIS OPERA HOUSE was crowded last
night, and 1t is evident that Miss Kceno aud
her company will make their stay in this city
q success.
The NATIONAL THEATRE was again nlled
to Its utmost capacity, and "Humpty
Dumpty" inspired and brought out as much
rclicking fun and laughter as usual.
CANTERBURY was crowded again last
night, and oil passed of to the satisfaction
of those present. ..- g. .u
BLIND Tom gives his last concert tonight,
80 let all who desire To SEQ this prodigy, 20
to Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
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Surgical Instruments.
THE
Economy Butter Company
THE

ask the attention OF all interested In the reduction
OF the extravagant cost OF BUTTER, to their prac-
tieal aud economical system Of making pure prime
BUTTsR by the aid Of the
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Proposals!
ID RoPosALs FOR COAL.

oprics or PaYsa.rss usyrsp srArr4 NAyr.l
- No. 4D CHgarNrI sfnHEr. I
s...a ffrgSs ~ co,
VIII be received Al this Office until II clock. n
s1.,, sn ne ~ March. for far1isbi9E ths Uniied S
z lhs best anAny. and subject to in.pection by
,he i1sprSeu,ins on9er IN the navy Yard where u
the 9Ry iG, ysish & 'sSqs,,y |qss gsn
io tsus Brofsa Biscs Man Msgnshsdyy Msgnsshss dasy
re ,. cssted innds The sosi bin and delivered
TT---sFT. = n II HIEsKEIB,
mhstd '' PaymAster o. s. N.
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aS- Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot ~
e;0 u. M, connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at st. Asaph Junction,
for all points on the line Ol thot road between Ma
nassAs Junction and HaTrisOnburg.
Trains leaving 81. ASaph and King streets at rs
4. IN, connect at St. Asaph Junction with train
IRON MapAssas and HaITlsonbuTg at 2;i9 .. m.,
and in time for D. m, train for Baltimore.
.. A, SrBvBHs, Gen'l .sup't
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Nhws sTrsnsnis hSs. nsT cSM.ans. TA:HTseros TO

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
kshsufiT iT iSas tsf i1sffs SfssSs wi si's%'. ;as g.
ssrularly sSties ths rin,sr months, dkfk
$GES%sbsI.. WIshisSTSs, ssa GEORGE:
Leave New feIt. from Pier %, Es.. River.
.uans@hs .sd .Cl.s,ewr III a S.h
;s.Iss.,s THgRssPPhhYsi Aisn.9dii.; sRIDAYs,
This Line, eoPnse,ins at N9Iiolt with The nus
steamers Of the MerchAnts' aud Mechauies' Trans
portation Company to and from BOSTON, "a pre-.
pared pared 70 tse through frsisht At much rsdased
EXPENSES through Baltimore is ayolded By this
care of 7. A. WILLIAMS d CO, Norfoik. va.
.fe. furtser infoImasion apply 70 JOS, Y, GAIT,
osorEetsyn, p. 2. or At oFrlGB OF COMPANY,
eorner New York avenue aud Beventeenth street,
uoyai.u ]. W. THOMPSON. President
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A LExANDRrA. boggp9yS AND HAMPSHIRE
@ aSIs. Assag

NEW ARRANGEMENT,
BEGINNING oUToBER i, isos.
4'n.PSt m Sr s.h sriitS isIs sTs
SisSss .:s. s.: e.:.ts.. Hs; OF s
,oS Ss'd{ sHS sT 4sR
Winchester on Mondays. wodnosdsys and Fri.
L;s!s Lss.surs sI Mlddleburs on Mondays.
Leave. sia4lsSSIPs tuesdays, F. rAur.d.,. and Sat,
smps %S iS4 SFyS E:hasos and s
From and after JSass 5, the eq.chs. will run daily
from winshsstsf to SsPsa springs.
FROM AEsSfkDRIA To
hsSiIs6ss ISs5s,,,G e S.YYfpS .Yfs SSSTTiIIHs'E
ssiI" Ss;ssSSI: ] AHisa'dfiiii;::: Is
Ssss SsSs: :,G - :S @ Rhilisspsl. = and Bal;
Gs1ennsr FfssSs Agent rPi'iiI az &IsSsndfS * saIT
SassF SSf8 ,ss
andria and LeesburR aud intermediate stations at
,.a soa.d TrIp Tickets good only for day q issue
rates n' %%sRfsST9N Fun Fl ifiiSd
aos'u General superintendent
III RkrTEFS xEP wv NAsRERT0S HbEe
WAsHLsaros, Sep Is l6s-noon.
Trains between wAshington and New York are
now run as follows, viz:
f0R NEW YORk, without change OF cars.
iss,s daily tsEeept sunday at 500 a. IN. IL 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily toxcept surday) naO0a m, II 30
and 0. t0p m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York at 8 % D. m. and Philadsl-
phiA at 0. 20 D, m.
Sleeping car. for New York on 40p, m. train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station oco at all hours
In the Gly.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, baltimore, An
nApolis, and the West. J, L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
I, N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
ORO, g. KOONTZ, Aren't waShipEton
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Agriculture.
Paints, Oils, &c.

nANIEL sHANAHAE. lste Of the arm Of Mar.
between Sixth apd seventh streets dealer In Paints,
Oils. Wind9v slen, Coal ~, LaRps. CT Ilmasyg,
V5LRlsh, dlue, Brushes, AtohOl, TbrpeHtne, Ie.
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IA AsHlNGTON, ALI &ANDRll
W AND GEORGET"wA RAILROAD.
OH NOE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. q, 1868.
On and after MONDAY, Dec: 2lss, lses. and
run between Washington aud Alexandria NJ fol-
lows:
THRoUGH MAIL TRAINS.
LeaNI Sshingtyn, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o.. IN. ido, for Manassas and Harrison
burg, b:5k
Leave AleAE ndria, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets from Manassas railroad) 2:T y. IN.
do. from LynchbuTg, Gp IN.
LOCAL PAHsESuER TRAINS.
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tS ssb oRbsDsGts Gh 0ssessEBD sEdtEs EsshDSASoE
- sr. Lows, No. .os.Ss .FsS AasffssL y. fsssL
WIN be offered fot sale. N public auction, at The
~ Ioull Arsenal, B. Louis. Mo-, eomme noinr Of
t0hDAY, the lnh day Of April 1865, at 10 o'clock,
& m q large amount Of condemned Ordnance and
pIdnsse. stores ao consisting 10 part Of the fol-
81 east:iron. Risid Guns, with earriaT-s
and implements
100 east.ircn Guns. vsriou'. total weight
about so tons,
90 tons Cannon Balls, 8 to ~ -pounders.
90 Artillery Carriages, vaiious.
600 sets Artillery Wheel Harness. for two
800 Sporting Ride. aud sho, Guns, various,
t.tll sabrcs and swords, various.
lE.Q0 CartridGe Boxes, various
B,UO Cavalry Bad les, various.
5000 Artillery saddles, various.
ftQ0 Curb Brides, various.
lQm Watering Brides, various.
90 halter, yarious.
@ bc:ss: @ss.s;5 Il fIS.s::; gs:sss sig5ssii fssisr
W.so DO. Nesss, DO.
ls,mo do. Rihe do.
l1,@ do. damaged do.
y, ,e@,O 90 Musket ard Pistol Percussion Caps.
Wrought and Cast-iron Scraps, &e.
isrson. deslriaG estaloEles q the stores 70 be
so Ss% sS T. the
Y Crispin, |. 9. A.. Y Purehasing Agent, corner OF
application at this Arsenal.
Lieut. Col. Of Ordnance aud Byt Brig Cen, U.
=. A., commanding febz7' ID
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DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
AND ORDNANCE STORES
Rock lsLAHD ARAENAL, Jan, Is, l6p.
A large quantity OF Coudemned Ordnance and
ordnanee Stores wiz be offered t9r sale at public
auction, A. Rock Island Arsenal. H., on wedaes-
The following comprises some Of the principal
articles 10 be sold, VII:
q Iron Csnnoa, various oalibors,
l,l00 Field Arriakes and Limbsrs;
l0J sets OF Artillery Harness;
1000 pounds shot and Shell;
400 ssts of Infantfy ,Accoutrementsi
2,HU Mcclellan Saddles;
100 Artillery saddles,
7,0O Haltersi
100 Saddle Blankets;
600 Watering Brides;
400 Cavalry Curb Brides;
aDo ARTILLERY Traces aud Hames.
Persons wishing catalogues Of the stores to be
sold can obtaia them By application % the Chief Of
Ordnance At wa.hinEtop. b. O.. or Breyet Col. S
corner OF Houston aud Greene streets, or upon ap.
PLEA, flica,9gs III a. s tnis AIseaAi a. RoDaAS
mapdinE Trk, III /
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Medical.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE

QUALITY AND PROPERTIES USINPAIRED.
Delightful, Nutritious Beverage
A Pleasant tInYigOrRting Tonic.
Substitute for Ale and Alcoholic Drinks.
A strengthener for the Deblitated,
EsPeci'lly Nursing Mothers)
Certain kennedy for Disorders Of the
THROAT, CHEST, LONGS AND STOMACH.
Sold by Druggists aud Grocers
JOS. S. Petersen,
"a Murray Street, New York,
sole Agent for u 5. and British Provinces of N. A.
febl-eoSm
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Auction sales.
RY oREEs 4 wiLLllas, lucrrosERRs.

Br oREKs 4 wILLlias, AucnosEERs.
n BE virtue e s:sd q I.9:, from W p sl.ia.,
fsSs's isns s..aIss e ~ q =, s.lIs 4:
s:$:s II Il: iiiss II SsSis ;i;iS; n
&S,nipe ths south end q the Navy Yard Bride, IN
ws.hin6ton county, p O., snd de.ctibed as foi.
pee!inH With and leading q the south end Of said
bridge, ~ feet northerly from the corner formed
BY he aa!d road and the west side Of The Pisseta.
wsL road and tanning thence with the west line
Of W. Brisn LOT. south O. dsgreey west li6 feet
noreor less, 70 iBs north line 81 N. Keonig's
degree. vest 70 The sss,srp branch Of he Potomss
riys,, thspee northerly, following, The eonrse of
bids, rosd. And ihsues with said road n Zee, east
.TERNs of skLg- -ops. half cash, with deposit
q riy dollar. the sale reslduein IL and twelve
tered, and adeed Of trust Of the premises will be
An eOnvsysneiug and stamps a, the purchasers
a plat q the premises. connected with the deed.
wM r. WOODWARD,
JOHN T. 01vRN,
GREEN wILLiRss,
fef5eod&ds .u ..E Auctioneefs
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THRGSgHSg kIHIE IRErwEEN, MAsRIseroN We


IsSS i AZ !bpEa gsp ss9 I$sg&
"a %:FBFH ttHEBBthEGEASsF Il h. train. viii
w''AiH"'H sss ssss: M m: Baltimore lfSP: fS I'm
THE GREAT DouBLE:TRACK ROUTE
:sa @ Esar amy
other route; Two hundred miles saved to Western
faRfs m SAItT * y E%fkEss y, TRAINS y. L WEST sr,.,
rlrFsSGR6 Ia% oSsat % and
P.sssnser. by this route from Baltimore have
81 6sfSTs fsS' sSS @ rEskPRs % al changes In UNION
Tickets BY this roHtO can be procured 4. the
S1ssae. Sndsr Saoasi HSs, Were reaSs nfST
nation will be given at al times,
% Pts.sSrsS aRS6Eh,a FieIst eIt hlss5H As.nH or
Corner s's'' st, apS W.. psPn syen%psi
ED.s. YOUNG ooNor'A ''A''rPEsT R.I, agent -,
PHILADELPHIA IA;aRS %IkHIEGToE knIi&JoE AND BAL.
n9 ssas Sa 'sTS d;pS Sa
WA Way Mail Trsin Ior PhIladolphia and Way Sta.
uons at7:2j IN: This train connects at Newcastle
% InPe Rsilso"d % '"n' 'o' S' ''"''Oh' on the pe'a'
.ESpIsss Train fyr Philadelphia and New York
at $50 a. m connecting Rt Perryyille with train
for Port Deposit.
EIEres. Train for Philads,PhLa and New York
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between vii.
mingtOn and Harrington,
Iecomm0daliOn Train FOR Port Deposit and intor
mediate Stations Up m.
Express Train for Philadelphia at q :S y. m.
Express TIAtn for New York al s!i5 p, IN. con.
neeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad. dali,
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For PhlladelphiA I'D New York at IS p. IN.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
Ident Street depot At Ticket Once, No l25 BAlti.
more street. Persons purchasing tickets at Office,
Baltimore street. can have their baggage checked
At their residence by Union Transfer COMPANY.
wM. CRAWFORD Agent
ADVANTAGEOUS ItXAyDRIA
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Concrete Pavement

for Sidewalks. Stables. Horse-stalls. Warehouse
Floors, Cellars, Se,, warranted waller apd rat.
proof. Samples eaa be sespaty =. D. oleott sons
bleA de7-H
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
In tho matter Of the sale Of the Real Estate of Timothy
X. Brown, ticccascd(
In the Orphans Court for Cecil County.
ORDERED. this twentieth day Of February. in the year
eighteen hundred AMI sXty-ninr. that sales made
and reported by Samuel ". Passmorc as executor of
Timothy Brown, deceased. be ratified and confirmed
unless to the thereof he shown
fore the third day Of May next provided copy of this
order he inserted in some newspaper printed at Rlkton
Nd, week for month before the thrtich lag
of April next.
The report states the amount of sales to be s5s10O
Il. ID. JANAR
Register
True copy test, Il. ID. LAMAR
Feb :, lSO9-lm Register.
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An Excellent Salre.

One who has used it gives the following
recipe for making an excellent salve for
sores, cuts, bruises, &C.: Take pounds of
rosin, pound of mutton tallow, of an
ounce of sassafras OIL J pound of beeswax
Dissolve the rosin, tallow and beeswax in
an iron vessel and mix them well together;
then add the oil and stir thoroughly; then
pour the whole mass into bucket of cold
water and work it up as shoemakers do
their wax. Form it into small sticks and
wrap it with paper When wanted for use,
warm and spread it thin on cotton muslin
i'll plasters large enough to cover the wound
or sore, and apply it. 1t will adhere to the
flesh and soon heal it.
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want to rouse each sleepy head
Who stand upon the brink,
Wh"ro yawning gulfs disclose the dead,
Who might. but did not. think
want to warn the living
W Tho blindy Srope along.
Ic fathers, daughters, mothers, 5ons,t
What perils round y"u throng.
Look ont my reader. arc You free.
Or do YOU wear the mark,
Most all are blind and cannot see,
Yea. gruring in the dark
Catarrh. demon in the head.
Consumption is its son,
Kills hosts. Yea. countless millions. dead.
Perhaps You NAV be one.
That hacking, hawking. spttineS shows.
Catarrh affects your head.
hattcr and slime in throat or nose.
Runs down your throat instead
Your lungs and liver soon will show.
Consumption has its birth;
Catnrrh, its sire. will feed it Ia.
Till you return IL earth.
Ifcolds affect your head and throat;
ASSIHILAToR buy;
Now don't forget what have wrote,
Or think this subject dry.
WoLcoTT's ANyIHILaroR cures
CdtGyrh-the demon flies;
1t saves the lungs, good health insures,
Anu tatarTn liichly ulce.
want to CRAFTY my friends
Who wish to Understand
About PAIN PAINT its use, its ends,
And why its great demand.
want to show You, plain as t.ay
Why PAIN PAINT stops all pain,
That you mry never have to say
III not try paint again.
PAIN PAINT will cool but never STAIN
Pumps Inflammation cut:
lis harmless on the breast or BRAIN
trial stops all doubt.
When inflammation leaves the frame,
All pain will cease at once;
Remove the cause. It's all the same:
Non" doubts unless Ounce.
The pores Will ope and drink PAIN PAN:
Absorhents fill with ease:
Restores the weak the sick, the faint,
The greatest skeptic please.
Evaporation coois the place
A. intamm, tinn flies:
Hot blood at tine al,surlents has,
Makes PAM in vapor rise.
lis thus PAIN PAINT removes all doubt,
Removes the very
iiy pumping Inflammation out:
On this We rest onr
Wocotts Pain Paint is sold all Drug Stores: aisr.
uCotts Aunihilator. for the of Catlrrh and Colds
the head. Sent 10y EXPIRES, reccr: Of tie money.
Isl Chatham Square. " Y. K. L. Wolcott, Prop. Nv
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Orchilla GuanO.

A TRUE BIRD GUANO
Rich in Phosphass and Salts. and equal to the "A
Guano. For sale at 49, per ton by
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
oct II, 1893 Elktnp
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FARM and HOUSEHOLD.

sB-To any whe will contribute an coca
sonal article to this column--once month
or oftener if so inclined-we will send copy
of The Wing free.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-04-01
VALUE OF CHEESE.

We cut from the Utica Herald the following
remarks on this subject, by Hon. Horatio Sey-
mour, President of the American Dairymen's
Association:
'Cheese should be used more for food in this
country; 1t was wise to do SO on account of a
matter of economy. Cheese has been used in
all the worlds history. The American people
lost the habit and skill when they first came
here; pork and other animal food could then
be easily produced, and thus we lost the habit
of eating cheese. 1t was great cost to cook
animal food; there was great waste in the
same, and the poor of our people always pay
the highest price for the poorest food. If they
would eat cheese it would cost less cost moth
ing to cook and there was no waste in the
same. He thought the American dairymen
could look forward to an increased home mar
ket. Cheese was decidedly the cheapest arti-
Gle OF food, and it would not 60 down in price.
1t was cheap necessity and not cheap lux
ury as was generally thought. He hoped some
steps would be taken to impress the Importance
of using cheese upon our people. Pork was
distrusted and justly too. We should call upon
our government to make cheese one of the ra-
tions of the army. Our armies could have
been more easily supplied with cheese than
with pork. Cheese could be easily carried; it
would keep; it was a condensed article; it
could be carried on horseback and military men
had said it would have been an excellent thing.
Such consumption of cheese would create
new market. He suggested that some resolu-
tions upon the subject should be passed and the
question of supplying the poor with cheese be
urged upon the authorities"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-04-01
FIRE WOOD WHEN TO GET, AND
HOW TO PREP IRE 1T

In every household, fuel is how great an
item, both of cost and utility. To most fami-
lies to whom these words Will go, the old fash
ioned tire-Wood is the chief, as it is the best
kind. Aud there is far greater difference than
many imagine, as to when it is got and pre-
pared for the fire. We know far too many peo-
pie in the country who get a load at time,
and cut few sticks at time, just as necessi-
ty demands And many time, while perform
ing other services for such families, we have
cut their wood, and when the supply failed,
have got the ueighbors to furnish some. The
reason given for this slackness is, they are too
poor to get years supply ahead. OF course
they are. For if there is one road more than
another, leading straight to poverty, and all its
WOeS it is this Slip Shod, QUITO seas on way of
doing things! See. Just when time is most
precious, and for the whole year will not re-
turn,-when the fences are to be made or mend
ed; the planting and sowing to be done; hay
ing and harvesting hurrying you on, a day every
week, one-siXth of the whole, must be lost in
this untimely getting something to burn
And from long observation, such an Enerring
index have we found this of the pecuniary con-
dition of the people, that we would seriously
Recommend as guide to assessors of taxes !;
F" to take the valuation of property" by the
size and condition of the acood pile. If they
find years supply, well cut, and handsomely
piled up, or, what is the very best way, have
it seasoning under cover in a well-ventated
building, they are No. l. and always will be in
property matters; and SO on, the valuation
dwindling as the pile does, down to a few
struggling sticks, and to none at all. Greatly
do we desire the prosperity of all our readers,
and of everybody; and so in this plain way
point out this bad leak in the fortunes of many
| families. While unavoidable msfortunes as
sail, these remarks do not apply; but with
| thousands it is an error without excuse, and
disastrous in its consequences. And if there
any who have neglected this important work,
now, in these bright, uneasy days of waning
winter, is the fit and only time to do it; there
by securing not only the profit it brings, but
one, also, that is not less-greater activity, and
more system in doing things.