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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-20
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Messrs' NOLAN " Bros, Wholesale Druggists
Wheeling Va say, under date Of July a. 1856
that they can safely recommend the G6rrlirg oil
for more diseases than it il recommended for
From q. K. FISHER, Uniort0Wu, Pa. June q
lS61.-ionr Gaigliug Oil is doing much better here
than formerly, since it's virtues have become known
and tho bottles put up for Family Use without
stain, are much sought for
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-20

Sold by a. L. nElLAER I, Co,
Nyi"" f'rolUm Cutra
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From Da. T. W. Ellis, ca, Jan &, lS59.--Tf I
coud receive both boxes Of the Gargling on it viii
not he too much, as think could soon lind sale
ior II all the inquiry being frequent since it is sup
posed that have il fer sale
From DR.. WM. S. MCCALL. Chamos, No, Nov. q.
iS5SYour Garglina Oil is taking the shine or from
all the llnlments OF the day. If you desired them
I could procure dozens Of certificates from those,
who have been cured by It.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-20

W. IN AoN1WELL, Proprietor.
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Extract from n letter ron Hon NAr1ih,7 Lindsey.
Comfy judge OF Shelby Co, Iowa. dated Harlln
April u. ltGTlt Is decidedly preferred to nny lin
ament sold in this section.
Extract OF letter from SAMUEL s. lyFp. dated
Fallsburg Ohio, July IL l3G6-In june l6s T. ,lenrv
Shaiile had yaaIliug colt that had what ,'as sun
posed 70 be Dyptheria for more Than ten days so
that it could not eat ana the threat swollen aluogt
shat, and the use Of three or iOuv applications OF
the dollar bottles did the desired eliect
F.oln A. G. NIELi Lewisville, Cosch0eton Co., O..
March, 1854 have used your GarFling OIL for The
Scratches on my horse and IL cured it with the frat
application.
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From CRU1fP 4 Bros, COchranc Landing Ohio
Nov. 20, lsJ6.-We are pleased with youl medicine
II has been the means OF curing great number %
different diseases upon persons, also upon horses
We thini; il cures all yOu recommend II to do We
want you to send us the larger proportion Of the
variety for "Family Use in small bottles. ..4
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rom IN. d. l. TERRELL, Warren, Ind, March
lS56-I am engaged in the practice Of medicine.
and ind your Gargng Oil an extremely efficient
remedy in all cases where au external application
is indicatei
From Dr. G. 3. NEAL, Burris, Iowa, Dec. 90, 1856.
Il have practiced medicine in this county seven
years and cheerfully recommend your Gargiinc oil
as the best linament in use
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NEWS DEPARTMENT.

We receive telegraphic dispatches up to4rm
anu present them to Que readers every evening am.
uracg news Of great interest from oil sectio,s =,
.ne country We have made special arrangements
wnereoy we receive regular Petroleum, stoclr .nd
froduce Market Reports every evening by telegranh
from New York, Philadelphia, and pittsburg. wbin,,
osetier with Editorials and Local matters make #
one OF inc most desirable newspapers published in
the Oh Region. AS an ' III
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From ESos MATuER, Hiiddleport, n. Y, July e,
looO--I purchased bottle of your Gargling OIL of
your agent 4. Baker, at Niddleport, and as vet
have used but half OF it. / think # has given inc
more relief in cnsc Of severe rheumatism OF long
standing, than any thing have ever used before
~<'"
Extract from letter from j. o. PRATT, dated
Quincy, Chautauqua Co., N. Y, August12 ISL
have been acquainted with your medicine Garglinr
ON for the last fourteen years. 1t has proved n
sure cure for Foot Rot in Sheep for which sold
Please forward as soon as convenient
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AdvrtisIng Medium.

ne hECoRD has no superior as il circu,ates
wherever an OIL Operator or Dealer can be found
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07

The UNION AND DISPATCH and the GA
ZETIE, hitherto published separately in this
City, were consolidated on the 9th day of Au-
gust, 1868, and are now and will be hereafter
issued under the old title of
THE NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN,
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07
The Masonic brotherhood.

IL
The following incident, illustrating the
Masonic Brotherhood, we extract from an
Grafton delivered BY Brother Thomas f..
Garret, at the recent opening of the new
ball in st. Louis:
Much is said and surmised about the
peculiar nature of our ties of brotherhood,
which, to the world, appear so mysterious,
so enduring and 50 strong. To many their
universally and binding force are incon-
ceivable. They cannot be fully explain
ed except within the secret recesses of the
lodge; but 1 may be permitted to give a
simple illustration of the true split of
Masonic Brotherhood, which came under
my personal notice, not long ago. Two
men had been fast friends. In an evil
hour they quarrelled, and from violent
words they came to daggers' point, but
used no daggers. They did not speak, and
had not spoken together for years.
Mutual friends had tried The arts of le.
Cancellation in vain. They were a,owed
enemies for life.
The whole difficulty was purely person.
al, and the honor of neither was impeach-
ed either by the origin or the quarrel, or
subsequent circumstances. Probably
equally to blame; possibly not. No mat
ter. One of them became Mason after
the estrangment and it happened the other
remained ignorant of that fact. One
evening, he, too, was admitted into a lodge.
Almost the first voice he heard, and GER
tainIy the first face he saw, was that of his
enemy, who presided over the ceremonies
Of initiation, and was obliged, according
TO usage, to address him by the title Of
"brother." This was a most peculiar sit
uation, and severe ordeal for both.
After the lodge was closed, the appren-
tice sought the master, and without any
preliminaries the following colloquy ell
sued, commenced by the new made mason
"Are you Il member of this LEDGER"
The reply was, 81 am"
"Were you present when I was elected Z"
81 was"
"May I ask if you voted ~
81 did,"
"Now, will you tell me how many votes
it requires to reject, in ballot for ad-
missionl"
The Master answered, Gone"
There was nothing more to say. The
initiate extended his hand, which was
warmly grasped by the other, and uttered
with thrilling accents, deep emotion thrill
ing in his voice.
"Friend Brother! You have taught
me lesson shall never forget"
This is a little ray of Masonic light.
No language is 50 eloquent as the silent
throbbing of heart full of joyful tears.
Where this kind of cement is used in our
moral edfce, should it not be enduring
Who can wonder that it is so strongl
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07
OBJ fortrunntr.
sweetwater, Thursday, Jan. 2, 1850.


THE Louisville COurier-JOurnal says the fol
owing is a translation of the lately discovere,
Ierses Of RObespiere, which have been publish
ID by most of the periodicals in the origina
French:
Life has two eras, and to each
The sweetest melodies belong:
The sweetest uttertnce Of speech,
The sweetest harmony of song
The earliest that soft accent "Mother,"
Thrilling as the lark's notes above;
Then comes, and sweeter still, another,
Bursting from youthful lips-'T loye.n
Ills the maternal voice repeating
The echoed accents of the child;
'Tis the enamOred STRIPPING greeting
The birth of love in transports wild.
Beware beware thou needless maiden,
When that enchanting tone is heard.
That sound with many care is laden:
There's peril in that mystic word
Look not ON hOneyed words too lightly;
Trust not to every wandering bee;
There's many a meteor shining brightly,
And many lie looks truthtully.
Deceit may have its eloquence,
And honest passion specifies be.
Let thy heart speak, and not thy sense,
When passion pours its VOWS to thee.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07

The following strange story is told in
the South Georgia Times by Madison,
Fla, correspondent: ga few days ago
there were found in the woods, near this
place, two hogs with double-barrel guns
said guns just having been discharged, and
not many steps distant we're two colored
men, quite dead, who had been fred upon
by the hogs, while in the act of running
away" -
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07

The Court of Appeals of the State of
Maryland has just decided in the case of
Abel Il Co., against the Chesapeake Bank
that, even if the legal tender act be con-
stitutional, contracts to pay in gold or
silver are enforceable according to their
terms, and judgments may and must be
rendered on them for payment in coin.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07
Clubbing Rates.

TO clubs Of five or more subscribers we will
send our Mammoth Weekly TOR the balance Of
this year, and until January, 1870, for the very
small sum OF TWO DOLLARS EACH.
iLF@ We ask the friends of the old Union and
American, and all supporters of Constitutional
Liberty, without regard to past party atfilia-
tions, to aid us in extending our circulation and
business, in the warfare we are waging against
radicalism-lts corruptions and usurpatioHs.
Address j. o. GRIFFITH & CO.,
Corner Cherry and Church SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07

" A sloop sunk in Savannah river
last week, and the entire crew of eight
negroes we're drowned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-28

WoNDERFUL DISCovERY AND RtCH
Ham OF TRRAsURs.-On Fulay last,
Two youths were engaged in searching for
,nrscels in The falls Of the Shenandoah,
inst below Berry's Ferry, Clarke county.
One of The boys feeling hard and sleek
substance, brought it TO the surface, when
he found i. 10 be, as he supposed tin
hox. some six inches long. four inches
brosd and two inches deep. lis weight
excited their curiosity, and observing a
clasp 10 il, they made for the shore, and
upon opening the box found within one
elegant gold watch and iwenty.six rings,
nnetee Of them solid gold, and seven
diamond. They took their treasure and
submitted ito competent judges, who put
the value Of The diamond rings at Sl25 to
$50 piece, and the gold rings. which
are very heavy, at $40 each. The watch
is valued at $500, and sll were in a per-
fectly DRY state of preservation, lhe
BOYS made second search aoou' lhe
shoals, and This time succeeded IN hhuIhg
heavy silver tablespoon. The box con-
tanning the valuables upon examination
proved TO be beautifully ch1sed and en-
prsved silver one. and lis value cannot be
less lhan $50. Our friend Mr.. NJ Har-
ris. examined the box and one or more OF
the gold rings. and informs US there is no
mistake about their purity and value.
He dill not see the diamond rings, but
was assured by Mr.. Sbecrer, Mr.. I. s.
Smith. and other ciliL ms of Wildwood,
who had examined them, that they were
of grea, brllliancv and value.
The superstition is that The box was
lost by some Of Blenker's Dutch during
the war 1t was found only few hun
dred yards below where some eighty
three Of BIenker's division were drowned,
whilst attempting to cross the Shenando-
all at Berry's Ferry, on RATS. during the
high waters Of 1862 The box, rings,
watch, &c, were doubtless stolen proper.
ty, as the ihieying Propensltles Of Blenk-
era men were manifested wherever the
comm.nd was ordered. If this SUPPOSE
ton IN regard 10 this matter is incorrect,
what hy pothesis can be offered in regard
to the matter or the fact of ITS finding,
we entertain no doubt, as Mr.. Harris aud
the other gentlemen quoted are perfectly
reliable. -UiHcheSfe Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-28
Millinery and Mantua Making
LATEST STYLES.

TIIE undersigned informs the Public
1 that she has opened MILLINERI
STORE, 10 connection with the Manlua
Making Business, in the Store House Of
her u>band, on Main street. She HIS
Just received splendid stock o! Bonnets,
lIals, Sundowns and Shaker Hoods,
Trimmings and Ribbons Of every de-
scfip,ion, Velvet and Sash Ribbons, Bon.
net Grapes, SILK and Sann Illusions,
Blends, Laces, Ruches. Velvels, Ne'ts
French Flowers and Fealhers, &c, &c.
also large stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods of every kind.
Straw Goods bIeached and pressed 10 or.
der.
All work will he done promptly. neat
~ and fsshionsbIy
Throughout, the season will receive
weekly additions to my stock, always al
fording the very newest styles.
Call and examine my stock. J teel
assured that can render satisfaction both
in goods and prices
MRS. ANN COOK
Shepherdslown. May %, 1869. IT
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-28
West Virginia University,

Hon. !. T. IlOkE, Pres Board Regents.
& c. STuEGIss, Secretary Board Regents.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., President, and
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F. s. LYoS, A NJ, Vice President, Profess
sor Of English Literature, and Principal Pre-
paratory Department.
S G.. STEVENS, A. NJ, Professor of Natu-
raj Philosophy and Of the Natural Sciences.
II. II. Pierce, A. NJ, Capt. L. S. A. Pro-
fessor OF Mathematics and Of Military Tactics.
J. ]. Stephenson, \. NJ. Phi. d. Professor of
Chemistry and Natural History.
F.W. Wood, Phi. D., Professor Of Ancient
and Modern Languages.
O. W. Miller, \. NJ, Assistant in tie Prcpa-
ratory Department.
d. B. Pusinton, Tutor.
Geo. 81. Hagaes, Esq, Superintendent
the Grounds and Buildings.
Hugh W. Brock, NJ. D., Lecturer on Ply
siology and Hygiene.
Hon. John A. Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
Fall Term begins lst Tuesday in September.
Winter Term begins lst Monday in December.
Spring Term begins Ord Tuesday in March.
Commencement, Bird Wednesday in June.
TUITlON-Preparatory, $500 per Term Of
- weeks; University, $500 per Term OF IA
weeks
BOARDING-Not to exceed 81 per week.
ELss@ Send stamp for Catalogue.
Molgantown, W. Va, August 2l, 1869. ~
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Deatbs.

In Flushing, N. Y, a, the house Of her
father. J. W. Lawrence, Esq, on the
morning Of the l7lh of August, Mrs
Caroline Bedinger, widow OF the late
Hon Henry Bedinger, Of this place, in
the 42d year Of her age.
Sweet Spiri, Earth has lost,
And Heaven has gained an angel.
In HedgesvilIe, on Sunday, the 18th
inst, Henry Sebastian, infant son Of ].
V. and MolIie f. Poisol.
Rests child, gentle spirit,
Where these flowers slowly wave,
One that will crown inherit,
When it rises from It's grave.
On Sunday morning last, the 22nd inst,
Miss Virginia UmeJrenner, daughter
Of Mr.. Tbonss Winebrenner, aged aoout
l3 yesrs.
At Harper's Ferry, on the 81 instant,
after a prolracled illness, John ". Buck
e., in the 43d year Of his age, leaving a
widow and family.
A. Berkeley Springs, W. Va, on The
morning Of the Oh inst Frances Letltld'
infan, daughter Of Edmund and Emily
PeuIeton, aged months and 10 days.
Al her residence in Marinsburg' W.
Va, on the | lth Of August, Mrs. Susan
"A. Mchfrry, wife of ID. McsheFry' and
daughter of the late John Abel, OF Jetler-
son county. Va.
On the l7,h inst, a. The residence Of
her son in-law, George W. Hollis, Ilary
Caskey, aged II years and 3 days, Of
Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-28
MaXims for Business Men.

When a business man reach tho pOin,
where he thinks tha, he can not spare any me
TO examine sources OF financial and commercial
information he may safely conclude that bis
business is not well managed.
Whom n business man finds himself IN a fnan.
cialsuatIon 50 embarrassing that he carno. az
ford 10 possess every publication that would
throw more gh. upon his business transactions,
he shsuld not delay an hour. but arrange at
once with an auctI0neer 10 close out his stock
TO the highest bidder.
The above MaKims are taken from tic roll
umns of The New York Mercantile Journal
which is the best as we'll as one Of the
hrees, mercantile newspapers published in the
Uned States.
lie market reviews and carefully revised IL, Of
jO5ber's prices, embracing almost every quolable
article OF merchandise together with l,s judcious
editorials 81 more than ,hny.hye columns ey-
cry week. iho subscription price is only s.
per year, less than 10 cents per weci and les
han IL cents per day. Parties desiring to
possess themselves Of this valuable publication
should address The n. Y. Merci nt.le Journal
Co 800 Pearl street, New York CITY.
luue : 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.

UHEAI-Whest was again in l'ber-
81 receipt. Offerings TO day 10000 bus.
composed Of 5000 bushs white and a.
400 bushs red; market further declined D
cts, and samples sll sold; Included in
the sales were $500 bUshs white at 30
asi CO. as 10 purity, bulk a, 1881 %
of red 800 bushs choice al 55sSl 60;
800 bvshs prime Maryland at SO
aSl 54; 1000 bushs toOd Maryland, and
good to prime Indiana and Tennessee at
| 40aSl As.
CORN-R Receipts $500 bushels white
and 5000 bushs yellow market active
and steady, all sold, viz -: 1000 bushs
prime white 81 Is /; 500 bushs blue
eyed at 81 l2-l200 bushs yellow at
| l5ssl l6; 500 do. lair al 81 ID.
OATS-74l0 bushs composed the Oh
ferings the market was active and pr
c.s ST fer; all sold, ranging from 90 10
SO CITE, bulk al 55s56 cents for coed.
GOLD-Gold is quoted in New York
at 1898.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-28
DRY GOODS,

MOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, TIN,
WOODEN and STONEWARE, Oil
Cloths, and a general variety Of useful ar
,cles. A large lot of Barrels, COAL
STOVE. Come one, Come all Bar
gains may be expected, as the Stock will
positively be sold without reserve.
TERMS CASH. Auction TO com.
mence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the day
named.
The Store House now in my occupdn-
cv will be .or Rem, until The first Of April,
1870, and may be had on application to
The undersigned.
All persons indebted to me for MEX
CHANDIZE are requested 10 call and
settle Immediately as | intend to remove,
and my business must be closed,
JOHN r. GIBSON.
G. L. McGlincy, AucIioneer.
Aug. 81, 1869. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-28
The Great Medical Mistake

OF former days was an utter neglect OF sanitary
precautions. No efficien; means were adopt
ed for the prevention of sickness. Sewerage
was unknown in cities; drainage was rarely al
tempted in the country. Heaps Of otial were
left to rot in the public streets, aud domestic
cleanliness, the great antidoie TO iebrlle dis
eases, was sadly neglected Ii is not so now.
Wise laws; phianlhropic institutions and Nlg-
liant sanitary police, have, 10 a great extent,
remeded the evil. Nor is this all. PREyEET-
I'VE MEDICATION has helped materially TO lessen
the rates of mortality. It's not too much TO
say that TENS or THOUSANDS escape sickness IN
unhealthy seasons in consequence OF having IN
MIGRATED THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE by
course Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. This pure and powerful vegetable ton
ic and Alternative comprises the extracts and es-
sences of q variety Of roots and herbs, renowned
for their strengthening, soothing, yltallzlnS and
purifying properties. These medicinal agents
are incorporated witha spirit absolutely free
from the acrid poiSons which dehles, more or
less, all the liquors of commerce, and their ef-
feet is diiused through the whole frame by this
active, yet harmless stimulant. The result Is
such a condition Of the system as renders II all
but imperuiOus to the exterior causes Of disease,
such as damp, fog, sudden alterations Of fem
perature, &c.-Strrngth, and the perfect rcgu-
larity of all the functions Of the BODY, are the
best safeguards against atmospheric poison and
the effects Of unwholesome water. and HOS
LETTERS BITTERS are the best strengthen
ing and regulating medicine al present known.
For dyspepsia and billiou,ness they are srE-
CIFIC ABSOLUTE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-28
Dwelling House,

with Wing Building, Kitchen. Good
Slsbling, and all necessary Outbuildlngs,
with two never falling wells Of excellent
water, and good pool Of water for stock.
There is also plenty Of Fruit on the
farm. This farm is susceptible Of being
very advantageously divided into two
Farms, having water on both.
Should the entire farm not be sold on
the day of sale. portion Of the same, say
from rs 10 1913 Acres, will be sold posi-
lively, The attention Of purchasers TO
this advertisement is particularly request
ed as il is the desire of all interested TO
dispose Of the entire tract.
Terms as Prescribed by The Decree
One third cash III band, the balance IN
two equal annual payments of one and
two years, with interes, from day Of sale,
the deferred payments TO be secured by
the bonds Of he purchaser, and deed
of trust on the land sold.
IT, Sale TO commence al 3 o'clock.
B. S. MCINTYRE,
Special Commissioner.
G. d. Mckinney, AucilOneer.
Angus, I, 1869. D"
Berkeley Union and Chsmbersburg
Spirit copy ill sale and send bill to this
office for collection.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-08-28
West Virginia :

At Rules held in the Clerks Office, Of
The Circuit Court OF Jefferson county. on
the End day OF August, 1869.
Joseph NJ. S,Onebraker, complainant
vs.
John E. Knode and |. T. ChsPline
Deputy Sheriff for Truman W. Potter
field, Sheriff, defendants.
In ChaDcery.
The object of this suit Is to enJoiD and
restrain the defendants John L. knode
and |. r. Chapline Deputy Sheriff Tor
Truman W. Pouerfelj, Sheriff, and all
Others acting for them from further pro,
ceeding to collect the judgment IN the bill
named until the further order Of the court
And it appearing upon affidavit hIed IN
this suit that the SAID defendant John r.
Kpode is not residen, Of this State, he
is hereby required 10 appear within one
month after due publication OF this order
sDd DO what is necessary 10 protect his
inleres, in this matter. 1t Is iuT'her or
dered tina, copy Of this order be publish
cd once a week for four successive weeks
in some newspaper IN said county anu
posted al the front door OF the Court
house thereof, on the frs, Monday after
the dale Of this order.
Tes,e,
W. A. CHAPLINE. Clerk.
Van Swesringen, Faulkner and Black
burn. p. q.
Aug I. 1869. Prs fee SC. Az
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Listen to the Mocking Bird.

The Prairie Whistle and AnlmlI Imii1tor
can be used By chrt. o, is made to initiate
the songs Of every bird the neigh Of horse,
the bray OF an ass, he grunt Of hog birds.
beas's and snakes are enchanted and en.appeJ
by u: Is used by Dan Bryant, Charley White
and 81 the Ministries and Warblers ycntrilo.
qDi.n cen be learned IN three DAYS b. lts All.
Sent anywhere upon receipt Of D cents. three
fr 81 cents. z p per doz ". +. VAL
ENTlNE, Jersey CITY, New Jersey.
June , 5m
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PATENT
indigo Blueing Bag,

Tie most
Economical. Cieaniy and Complete
.iriicie Erer Used
By thirty Housckcepcrs and Laundtessss.
Each Bag IS provided with box 50 that il eau
be put safely away as soon As used.
Price - cents Half size 10 cents.
This Blue contains no acid; and will not m
lure the finest fabrics One Twenty cen: bag
viii oullast eight two ounce walls Of LIQUID
Blue, besides giving softer color aud avoiding
the danger aud annoy ance of broken or uncork.
ed bottles. Inquire Tor IL al any respectable
Grocery. Patented Dec. -, lS61. aud Tor sale
by PLrMoUTH COLoR CO., {. I. R,NSulps s.
Co, lO6 aud los Fulton street, New York
So For sale 10y Henry Billings.
Druggist, ShepheiJsIown.
April - I'm