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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-31

NoTRs FRoMTifE CAPTTAL- Our clever
friend, Mr. James d. Stanton, who has
been clerk insthe Auditors Office, has
succeeded Capt DOvcner as clerk in the
Office Of the Secretary OF. State, the Cap.
tain having vacated the place to accept
the chief clerkship in the Pension Office
in this city under the new agent.
Certificates oi Incorporation have
been issued TO the following companies,
by Secretary Pipes during the pastweek:
january 20th Masonic Mutual Benefit
Association, Shepherdslowno w. Va;
capital stock S85, with privilege to In.
crease II 10 twenty thousand dollars, char
ter perpetual. The corporatofs arc Jas.
b. Avirctt, j. P.AGE Entler, II. II. Black.
burn, Geo. NJ. Beltzhoovef, B. F. Harri.
son. -. -. ...
january 2Oth-The, Lewis County Ag
riculturai and Mechanical Society; capital
81 900, withprivilege to increase 70 $10,-
600, charter to expire January I, 1901.
Corporators are John @. jackson, j.
Smith, Jr, Il. Ralston, Z. G. Minnich, ].
N, Bennett, Thos. A. Edwards and F. NJ.
Chaliant.
January alst.-The Ohio and West Vir-
ginia Pebble Rock Oil Company, Of Par
kersburg, w. Va; capital $500, with
privilege to increase II to $4,000, for the
purpose Of deepening oil wells 10 what is
known rs the pebble rock. Corporators
are, J. N. Camden, W. P. Thompson, s.
p. Wells, M. O. Church, and E, L. Gale.
January 2lst.-The Berkeley County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
Martinsburg, w. Va; capital $2,700, with
privilege TO increase 10 $1,000. Corpora
tors, Chas, ]. Faulkner, II. H Blackburn,
J. Q. A. Nadenbousch, and thirty Others.
January 25th.-Utica Oil Company
principal'ofIice Of Parkersburg, W. Va,
for the purpose Of pumping, raising and
selling petroleum or rock oil; capital
5000, with privilege TO increase to 5000. !.
900. Corporators, VIM. H. Mattingly, ].
NJ. McClelland, j. p. Moore, George II.
Moore, and NJ. @. @. Church.
The Governor, on tho 25th, issued his
regulsiuon on the Governor of Virginia
for the apprehension Of William, alias
Buck Joshua, colored, q iugitlye from Jus.
tice, from Monroe county
The following notaries pnbliChave also
been appointed: Edward b. Knight, for
Kanawha county; residence, Charleston
January 10Th. January eist, Richard II.
Lee, Kanawha county; Coalsmouth. Jan.
uary 90, Samuel L, Addison, Wood coun'
ty; residence Parkersburg
In the Charleston Courier Of the 9Th
we find full report Of the Democratic
caucus, Hon. Charles s. Lewis, Of Har.
risOn, was the nominee for Superintendent
Of Schools, and II. s. Walker, ESQ, Of tho
Courier and Register, for Public Printer.
Tho election Of Printer will occur to.mor.
row. We have seen nothing to indicate
at whit time the Superintendent will be
chosen. e. E8t s1Islt
Ihtho Senate, Thursday, Abfl originat.
Ing in that body, was passed 70 amend
the 63d section Of the charter Of Wheel
ing, as was also o House resolution In
structing our Congressman 70 procure
compensation to this State for losses sus'
tanned by the destruction Of bridges dur
Ing the latO war. Tho day was spent u
In the House talking on the Flick Amend
ment. "a '4Tff. tiL
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, january 20.
GRAIN-Wheat scarce and firm; Ohio
and Indiana at 81 5Oa1 20. Corn. scarce
and firm; white 10c yellow S0aSsc. Oats
64a66c. Rye. 0Oa05c.
PRovTsIoNs-McSs Pork firm at $25 90.
Bacon scarce and firm; shoulderS lola
10Ic; sides 1stc; clear rib l29c; hams 16a
19c. Lard l3c.
WMsKY-06a0GC.
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-Detwlllor's powder factory at Green.
vile, New Jersey, was blown up last
Sunday evening, A quantity Of pow.
der became ignltcd In some way and OK.
plodlns, shattered the building to frag.
menls. One hundred w0rkmen had been
engaged In tho building during the day,
but had stopped work an hour before the
accident occurred,
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Philadelphia MARKET.

FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged. al
GRAIN-.Whoat steady; Indiana rel
81 67al 49, Ohio. 81 Goal 0a. Rye, Corr
and Oats unchanged. .g..l'-
PRoyIsloSs-Flrm; mess pork $500
Lard 18al9ic,
WinsKY-UnchAnged. 'I "
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MONTREAL, january W.
Five stores In Notre dame street were
moro or less damaged,by fire on Sunday
morning last Total loss about $4,000
insurance $4,000. -Four or tiveOt the In
mates, who were sleeping over q store oc'
cupiCd us q millinery, were rescued from
tho upper story windows, the staircase
being on fire before their danger was dis
covered. The flremcn, upon entering tho
building, found Henry Lord drcadihlly
burned and Ills son Henry and q servant
girl snlIOcatede
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Chicago Market.
CntcA0o, january 30.

- -T|"-- VHVUNUUi JaIIIIllTy OV'
FtouR-Quiet and firm.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet; No. 9 spring
Chicago 81 304, cash; 81 30, February
81 32, last half February. This after
noon steady. Corn unsettled; No. 3 mix
cd 1a1tc higher, and closed steady at 53I
'a53ic, cash; 544a54ic, seller, March; G0il
G09c, seller May, Thisl afternoon firm a
53sca54c, seller February. Oats flrmer
closed at 174c. Rye quiet. No. 9 s7assc
Barley nominal.
Hoes-Qdiet; closed dull at IS 40; llvC
at $7a7S5.
6ArrLE-Dull at $41siaC 90. q,
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New Work Market.
New York, january 81

CoTTON-Dulla and unchanged.
FLouR-Flrm at SO s5a7 15lor shipping
grades. "..'
Il GRAIN-wheat In good demand; red
amber 81 9ta1 G2. Rye quiet and un.
changed. Oats G3aO5ic. Corn firm.
PRoVToNs-POrk, beet and bacon tin.
changed. Lard quiet; seller, February
and March, 13tal8ic. aI .'sf lI.g
Edds-Qulet and unchanged.
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Trial OF Gov. Holden Of N. c.

Tho impeachment trial Of Governor
Holden was formally commenced to-day.
Chief Justice Pearson, presiding counsel
for the managers and respondent, The
present defence asked until Thursday to
amend The response. The tlmo was
granted until Wednesday, and tue court
adjourned until 12 NJ, on that day,
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the Constitution. The bill was passed by
tile House Of Delegates on the s6th o.
January, 1866, and Mr.. DAVIS Is recorded
as having VOted in its Jauor. House jour
nal, 1886, page 09.) s-sa- ~
House Bill No 6s, OF the same session
was entitled "a bill TO regulate the regis
tration Of voters" II constituted, when
passed what has been known as '1nt
Registrati0n Lao" with the provisions, ,ol
which all are familiar. II was passed by
the House Of Delegates on the 10Th ol
February, 1866, and Mr., Davis Is record
cd US having UOted for It's adoption. House
journal, 1866, page 170)
House Bill No. 1865, OF the same session
was entitled "a bill in relation u elec-
tions by the people" 1t provided that
"eyery officer and person employed In
holding any election by the people, should
take the test oath. 1t was passed by the
House of Delegates, February 2Sth, 1866,
Mr.. Davis voting Hed, (HOuse journal,
1865, page 225.l ..yf.. -.-.. sg
House Bin No. 150, to provide for sub.
hitting to the people OF West Virginia
the proposed amendment to the Constitti-
tion, was passed by the House Of Dele.
gates, February Goth, 1866, Under It's
provisions none but those registered were
permitted 10 vote upon the ratification or
rejection. MIR. Davis VOted for The bill
blouse journal, 1869, page 200.) =
Senate Bill No. 10, session OF 1865, was
entitled "a bill to authorize the Judge ol
the Ninth Judicial Circuit To iii official
vacancies in his circuit" The Judge OF
the Ninth Judicial Circuit ut that time
was Nathaniel Harrison. The bill was
passed by the House Of Delegates on the
SSth of February, 1866, Mr.. Davis tOting
in ia frpor blouse journal. 1865, page
23S. tE q i n
On tho 7tl of February, 1865, formal
charges and specifications of gross Of.
fetal misconduct against Judge Nathan.
iel Harrison. of Tic Ninth Judicial Cir.
emit were presented In the House Of Del
eCates. They. wereilail on the tableIand
lie persOn ,ipon whose information The
charges were f1nnded, was yiolenLlyns.
saulted by members, while In tho lobby
of the House and elected from the Cnpi.
tol building. On the following day, Feb.
'ruary Sth, resolutions were adopted by
the House denouncing the introduction Of
the charges as "a malicious attempt to
publicly slander one of tho Circuit Judges
Of tho State,r and refusing to take any
further action on the subject Upont6e
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Relief for the German and French
/. s- e-a Sufferers.

''.~s New York, January 80.
A prominent metropolitan journal OF
this morning, says: "Now that the war
Is virtually, II not formally closed, 1t Is
high time for q concerted effort 10 investi-
gate the suiierings Of It's surviving vic.
Tins, and suggests itsprompt organization
In this city for systematic and rigorous
effort TO bring the needs Of the wounded,
the sck, the .houseless and the foodless
myriads home to every American hearth,
and adding thatif the work would bO
properly inaugurated here, almost every
city and village in our broad land will
generously respond to 1t. The writer
says that Great Britain and other Euro.
pean countries will doubtless do nubly,
but We too should promptly send several
cargoes Of food to the iamishing millions
Of French. Hundreds Of thousands must
perish Of want unless saved by the vol.
untary contributions Of bread and feed
from abroad. European charity will
have been exhausted by the time our first
contributions can reach q French port,
The receipts at the German General Con
sulatc's last week In aid OF the German
relief fund amounted to $l5,777. Total
$300015 SO.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEw YoRK, January 30.

Gold more active; opened at 11Os and
closed OF I'LL Loans were made at Q to
8 per cent. .. olearances about SEQ 1000, 900.
Governments strong and advanced owing
to the advance In gold and tue increased
amount to be bought by the Treasury in
February, Stocks strong and moderately
active, the features being Lake Shore and
Rock Island, closing dull and rather weak
Money easy at 0 per cent. State securities
dull and strong,
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THE cAp1TUIATroN OF PARIS.
How the News was Received In the
.....r..- United States.
WHAT Is THOUGHT OF IT AT NEW YORK,

.r.. United States.
WHAT Is THOUGHT OF IT AT NEW YORK,
1'Y eaH5 Hu'n New York, Jan. 30.
The news Of the capitulation Of Paris,
though anticipated for several days, caus.
cd considerable excitement among our
German fellow citizens. Most OF the pub.
lie places where Germans congregatc,
were yesterday crowded by men who
met their friends to discuss the prospects
Of the war. The story Of the contemplat-
cd restoration Of tho Bonapartists by the
German governments entirely discretited
in German circles, but 1t is believed the
French people will be left to form new
government after they have accepted the
terms Of peace offered them by the Ger
mans after the final surrender. The
opinion however prevails generally among
Germans that the French will not be able
to maintain q, Republic. The news Of
the surrender deepened tho depression
that has for some time been felt by the
French residents Of this city. 1t was not
expected by them, as the news for the
past two or three days tending to show
that the crisis was near at hand, had been
considered doubtful, ms coming from
Prussian sources. 1t is still insisted by
many Frenchmen, on the basis Of q
ccssion Of territory, and that tue war will
be continued until the French people are
enabled to drive the invaders from their
soil, by new armies to be formed.
now THE NEWS WAS REcEIvED AT SAN
FRANCISCO. IlIs.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 90.
The news of the fall of Paris created
very little excitement here. The Ger.
mans are preparing for a grand cclebra.
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NEW YORK CITY.
death Of an Eminent Surgeon.

NEW TURK, JuHIIITy OV,
George T. Elliott, NJ. D., died of par.
alysis, ut two o'clock yesterday morning,
at his residence, No. 1S West Twenty.
ninth street. DIR. Elliott was one Of the
ablest surgeons and physicians in this city.
AT the time ot his death he was visiting
physician at the lying.inhospital aud pro.
lessor Of obstetrics and clinical midwifery
in Bellivue hospital college.
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2 -Adyices from Tucson and Prescott,
Arizona, represent the Apaches rs hume
rous, aud committing many murders,
running OiIslock, &c.
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TURKEY
What the Porte Wants the. Confer.
ence TO do. JFl

: Aconstantihople dispatch TO the Lon
don Times says tho Porto insists that the
London Conference shall restore TO Tur.
key.iull control Of the Darlanclles and
nosphorus, aud refuses TO consent TO any
new international stipulation limiting the
navigation Of those straits.
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new, OIL old, o.; North Carolinas, old,
40; new, 23f. l.5s,.y.s r.
sTocEs-Western Union Telegraph 4sl;
Adams Express, GGi; Wells, Fargo & Co,
S8; American AZ; United States All; Pa.
cifc Mail, 43t; New York Central, 05;
do scrip, 901; Erie, Git; Harlem, 13i; Read.
ing, 0sg; Michigan Central, lis; Cleye.
land & Pittsburgh, 1861; Northwestern,
25t; do preferred, sGt; Rock Island, 1881;
New Jersey Central, 104; ST. Paul, sci;
do preferred, 74s; Wabash 51J; do pre-.
ierred, l75f; Fort Wayne, 04t; Tefre
Haute, 30; Chicago and Alton, 1851, Ohio
and Mississippi, 35t; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, 83ii Burlington and Quin.
ey,, , 1872 lSsi Lake Shore, o4ti Illinois Cen
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The Ecsning Times contains o dispatch
from Versailles stating that the contribu.
ton imposed upon Paris by the articles Of
capitulation Is fiIly-three millions francs
LONDON, January 8O-12SO P. NJ.
A Versailles dispatch says the occupa-
ton Of the Paris forts by the Germans
was unattended by any incidents of gen.
eral interest
A Gordon Around Paris. q
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a Gordon Around Paris,
VERSAILLES, January 80.

I VEIF5AIIIIEsFl uUuu1lJ VV' :
ACCORDION has been drawn around Paris,
and no person Is allowed TO enter or leave
the city without q permit from tho Ger.
man authorities. The revictualing Of the
city will proceed under German superyi-
sion. Confidence Is expressed at the Ger
man headquarters that peace has been Sc
cured. The German soldiers were cha
grined at being prohibited from entering
Paris, '-
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STATE Missourls, ,S9A; Ten.
nesSees, old, G4t; new, 64t; Virginias,
new, Oh old, 64; North Carolinas, old,
40; new, 28t. .r....v
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FINANCIAL.
NEW 7-3O GOLDLOAN
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAlLROD co.
Secured by Plnt Mortgage on Railroad
and Land Grant.

19f HE'3 sst lut'.L n rfl I.i... It,
-. 7r t..f Ip.l-
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
on West VIRGINIA., Ar WHEELING ~
Capital PAID in, 100000

on wEsf VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING. IN
Capital PAID in, $780, 900.
This Bank ia prepared 10 do legitimate Bank.
Ing Business. DeAls In Gold, OOnpOnH, Bonda,
Commercial Paper and Bills Of Exchange, Inter.
est paid on Special Deposits. Prompt attention
given to eollCetlons
piRRoTons .
L l. y J. bsissisia bSiiasSis ( ie9gf 3. sssSS.l' sissa
n. Sweeney, Wm. Bailey,
4. Wilson Kelly, v. 8. doSkotn,
Wilson. -5...y-s
j. NILSSON VANCE, President.
D. O. LIST, amSoN tAMH, non MORRISON
nENnY 4. LIST, 100. sEYBOLD.
pANK OF WHEELING,
w.'. WHEELING, ". VA.
Deals In Bills Of RAchango, Government BOnds,
Stocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, and all Neg0'
tiAble Securities. ~ N1f.1 L.#
~ SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO col.
. ..s LRCTI0NS,
Interest allowed on Special Deposlta. -Four per
cent per annum slx months, and ayC per cont
Ion one year. - .,,.
GIBSON LANB, Cashier. ..
JOSEPH SEYBoLD, Asst Cashier.
mAf3 ......
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The news of the fall of Paris created
very little excitement here. The Ger.
mans are preparing for a grand celcbra.
tion Tomorrow evening n ~ I u
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Positions Of the French Armies.

Gen. Clalzy's headquarters are OF La
Val; The 10Th, 10th, 10Th and 25th corps
are at Yierson, Bourges and Aeyers. Gen.
Bourbah has the 18th, 10th and Gath
corps at Routands and Pouterliers, Carl.
baldi Is at Dijou with $4,000 men. Gen
Faidherbe has the 22d and Esd corps al
Arras Done and Cambria. GOizele is,in
front Of Havre, with 10000 men. The
camps Of instruction contain $4,000 men
The conscripts Of 1871 number 100000
men. At the end Of the armisticc France
will resume the war with 100000 men.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-09-05
Chambers in Horses

Will you or some of your correspond
ents, tell me how to cure horse with in.
cipient CHAMBERS? Mr.. Youatt, in his work
on the horse, thinks there is no certain
remedy, but l know some in this neighbor-
hood who can attest to what l am about
to relate, that one case has been cured
About the year 1910, my father purchas.
ed horse out Of drove passing through
the country. In few weeks the horse
proved to be glandered, and glandered
seven others which he then owned. AZ
ter he had lost several by the disease, he
gave one to an old negro who lived near
him. In short time the old negro cured
his, and, though strange to say, would
never tell any one, not even my father,
how he cured him. Now can you, Vet.
eranarian, or any one else, tell me what
will cure mine? DORCHESTER. Dorches-
ter Co., Md.
We wish to hear from those who have
had successful experience with this dis.
ease and in the meantime give the rem
edy employed by DR.. Dadd, by which he
cured diseased horse. We would re-
commend his book on the horse to the
examination of our correspondent, as it
contains many excellent suggestions, and
would be still more valuable if the author
had given more attention to a simple des-
scription Of diseases and their remedies,
and less to long spun theories and to dis
putting and quarreling with other writer's.
DR.. Dade says, in speaking of the CLAN
ders, "while there is life, there is hope"
and he gives the case of cight-year
gelding who had purulent discharge
from the nose, with an extremely fetid
breath, with liberated nasal membranes,
coat starting, appetite poor, and respira-
ton gurgling. The following is the treat
ment, in his own words: "The nasal
passages were daily injected with pyro.
ligneous acid. The diet consisted Of
equal parts of oatmeal and wheaton -four
the drink water calculated with elixir OF
viriol, eighty drops to the bucket. The
medicinal agents were the same as used
farcy--in addition to which the patient
was occasionally drenched with brandy
and salt-three ounces of the former te
one Of the latter" The horse was kept
where he could retire to shed in rains
The treatment occupied about three
weeks. The alterations disappeared, ant
he was so improved that he sold for on'
hundred and seventy-fve dollars. H,
He had continued well for two years a
the time of writing. DR.. Dadd give
great prominence to cleanliness and pur
: air as preventives. The remedies use'
for Tracy, which he mentions as hsvin
, employed, are the following: Pyrolign
eous acid, as an antiseptic, to preserv
from putrescence, one ounce twice day
\ in pint of sage tea. As an alterativ
. an ounce Of phosphate of lime, anothc
= of assafotida, added to five ounces eac
of sarsaparilla and sassafras, mixed an
: divided into twenty-four powders one
. be given night and morning in thin grue
Ginger was given as a stimulant.-Co"'
: try Gentleman.
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1871 1871 1871

SHE LDON g. co.
Will keep constantly on hand and for sale at low
est CASH PRICES,
A Full and Fresh Stock of
Goods of every variety of quality and kind, en-
bracing choice selection of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Black Alpaccas, Rep Goods, Delaines, Ginghams
Prints, Cambrics (all colors), Jeans, Brown and
Bleached Cottons, Stripes, Denims drown and
blue), Tickings (Amoskeag, York, &c.,) Fian-
nels, Cotton Flannels, &C., &C., &c.
Ready Made lOthing,
Manufactured expressly for New England trade,
and warranted to suit, in prices as follows: Over
coats from $3.50 to $2l.00; Coats from $500 to
sl400; Pants and Vests from 5000 to sll.09;
0veralls (home made) at sl.20; also choice lot
of single pants (all wooD at $500 per pair, and
vests from SIPS to Sl50.
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Comprising Knit Jackets, Shirts and drawers IVA
riety), White Shirts, Flannel Shirts (al wool and
union) Scarfs, Hosiery and Gloves.
HATS AND GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hand and machine made, suited to ladies and
gents wear also Ladies and Gents Arctics and
imitation Sandals.
Groceries and Provisions.
Teas Coffees (raw, burnt and ground), Spices,
Sugars,-Pork, Fish, Lard, Butter Cheese, Ap.
Piles (green and dried), Flour pastry, Spring,
Graham and Buckwheat), Salt ashton, dairy and
rocky, in sacks or i'll bulk
Patent Medicines.
A complete assortment of all the popular medi-
cnes of the day, low as they can be sold in the
County. Call and examine
Drugs and Dye-Stuffs.
Turkey Opium, p 4 WIS Morphine Sal Soda, Bah
bits Potash, Potash for making soap (haad or
soft Reeds & Eastmans liquid dyes of every va
rety of color.
Paints and OILS.
Will open for the Spring trade new stock of
Paints and Oils. White Lead in oil or dry, I'm
Der, raw and burnt, in oil or dry, Black Paint in
oil or dry, Green for blinds, variety, Chrome
Green, dry, Chrome Yellow, dry. Bennington
boiled oil, Sperm, Whale and Meats, Sweet and
| Salad Kerosene, etc., etc.
Varnishes and Dryer.
Sheac, White, Carriage, Furniture, Iron, etc, at
low prices
BRUSHES.
Whtewash, Varnsh and Paint full assortment
Clothes, Boot and Shoe, Hair and Nail, Tooth and
| Scrub.
Sheldon's Preparations,
No. 17,-none genuine except prepared by us.
| Hair Dye. Warranted to color black with
out injury to the hair or scalp
flair Wash,-.A beautiful dressing at half
the price of patent hair preparations.
Owners of Foot Rot Sheep
Will find remedy in Butter of Anthony, Blue
and White Vitrol Foot Rot Cure, Nitric Acid and
White Vitrol mixture,
For sale at SHELDON cos.
Mddlebury, Vt, Jan. lst 1871. 80
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HOWE'S IMPROVED SCALES.
THE REST IN JrSE

Earl 4 Clay have the entire agency for those
Celebrated Grocers and other kinds Of Howes
Scales. Having used them ourselves, in our es-
tablshment for a number of years, we can speai
confidently of their superiority over other scale
use. We can supply all kinds fIomthe mons
ter car and hay scale, TO the snall groesr--ai
Psrfset-all right! 6l;t