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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-24
LETTER FROM LREToWN.
LEETowN. August 16. 1875.

To Editor of the SPIRIT
DEAR SIR notwithstanding the heavy
rain ON Friday evening of last week, the citi-
zens of Middleway aud surrounding country
turned out in large numbers to attend the
meeting of the I. o. G. Templars. The
gathering was large and fashionable; many
of the oldest citizens were there, and the
beauty of that section of our county was we'll
represented. The meeting was held in the
large Methodist Church, and addresses were
delivered by the Hon. Jas. 81. Grove and
Rev. Mr.. Grammer. To undertake to give
you even q faint idea of the beauty and
strength of the speeches, would be to fail in
attempting justice. ] can only say they were
earnest, truthful and. eloquent expositions of
the great cause of Temperance. 1 wish you
and all others, everybody, could have heard
| then. You may possibly soon have the pleas
urs of hearing Mr.. Grove in Charlestown.
JEFFERSON.
THE ILLINOIS Observation-Disclosures
has been lately published which indicated a
reign of terror in Williamson county, Illinois
The latest advices show that the same thing
has been going on in franklin. county. It is
said that citizens have been obliged to SUBJ
init to the lash in the hands of disguised and
armed midnight marauders. One of their
raids has resulted disasterously, one of their
party being mortally wounded who divulged
| the names OF the Others What is noticeable
about it is that, though tho reign of lawless-
ness was for time supreme, and though the
State aud local authorities seemed Indifferent
to the emergency, no call was made upon the
United States for troops, as in the case of local
disorders in the Southern States.
Eg The Wheeling Standard announces
the probable resignation of Judge Moore. of
the Supreme Court This will necessitate the
election of full bench-Judge PaulPs death
and the expiration of the term of Judges
Raymond and Hoffman, leaving none but.
Judge Moore in Office. The latter drew the
twelve year term, Judge PAUL the eight year
term, and the other members named the four
| year terms, respectively.
bs The Dixon; Crucible Company, of
jersey City, received orders during the past
week of this month, for %, 600 gross, or
q, 032, 000, Of lead pencils. Each pencil is
seven inches in length, making 1852, 900
feet, OF AS miles of pencils placed end to
end 4! So says the Iron Age. We believe it,
for there is going to DO continuance of the
Beecher case in Brooklyn.
Es Postmaster General Jewell is the only
Cabinet officer now in Washington. Secre-
tary Brstow and Attorney General Pierre
pon., after spending q week with Secretary
Fish, at his home on the Hudson, will visit
Saratoga and other watering places. But the
| government machine seems to run along Just
as smoothly as though they were all on duty
don'ti
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-24

PERK1Ns.-The Baltimore Gazette re-
marks that '.Eli Perkins is member of that
journalistic gang of hangers on who sponge
their living at the summer-reso1t hotels and
scribble all manner of lies about everybody
that comes in their way"
That is to say, cell, you lie."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-24
NEW ADVERTIsElIENTs
BANK STATEMENT.

DEPoRT of the condition of the First Ma
III tlonal Bank of Jefferson ut Charlestown,
Vest Virginia, at the close of business June so.
1875: -
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rs THE WAR OVBR7

The Hon. Jefferson Davis, in frank aud
manly letter, now declines to address the Ag-
ricultural Society in Illinois.
His letter of acceptance was prompted by
desire to heal up the old wounds, to bring
the two sections together once more and to do
all in his power toward reconciliation and
peace.
As soon, however, rs his acceptance was
made public, the G.. A. R. and the Radical
press of Illinois set up what Joaquin Miller
calls "a barbario yowl," and all the hate, Bit
terness and spite of the Republican party was
poured forth against the Ex>Presideut of the
Confederacy who, coming with the olive
branch of peace, was confronted by this
Grand Army of the Republic, with "hate and
intolerance" inscribed upon its banners.
Where arc all the expressions of good will
and fraternity that have flooded the Northern
press for the las. year2 What has become of
the noble, conciliatory spirit that animated
the Northern heart? Does not this action of
the Illinois patriots give the lie to it all?
The South has gone more than half way
across "the bloody chasm" to shake hands
and make friends, but now after this insult to
her Ex>President it is time to stop until the
better people of the North refute the utter
ances of their fanatical politicians.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-24
Lessons in Music.

MRS. WILLIE KABLE will give instruction
~ IN Music, Instrumental and Vocal, in classes
OF Males and females. lseparatelv) and to per-
sons individually, beginning Wednesday, Sep
August "a 1878
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Flowing Spring Mills.

~ w LIZ spring Mills
FARMERS and the public generally who wish
TO exchange Wheat OF Cash for as good
FLOUR rs the crop of the season will produce,
are respectfully informed that we take especial
pains to supply the home demand. No credit
this year. FRANCIS YATES.
August "a, 1S75-2t
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EPISCOPAL FRMALE INSTTTUTF
WINCHESTER. va,
Rev. ]. 9. Wheat, A. NJ, Principal,

Rev. j. Q. Wheat, A. M Principal,
Formerly of Stauntou. VAL
Assisted by Competent Teachers Ia the yarious
Departments.
TIME exercises of this Institute will. bc re-
sumed SGGytember Sth, 1876. The number Of
Boarding Pupils being hunted. early nppli-
cation for the present vacancies should be made.
For Circulars stating coufse of study. terms,
&c. address ]. C. WIFE A.
Winchester, Va
REFERENCES: The Bishops aud Clergy of thei
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese Of
Yirginias MessIs White Trapnell, Charles
AClionby, Charlestown, W. Va.
Juiy lS 1875 2ms
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Ice Cream Saloon!
THREsH YOUR WHEAT!

FARMERS who wish their wheat thresbed,
E and want it clean ard thoroughly done. will
do well to call on the undersigned. His Mucbine
1.-THE EmpIre) is one of tie very best manuiac-
best manner possible. A full team of horses will
also be furnished with the Machine, when neces-
eary. Orders left with Maj. Jas. Law. Hooa,
Charlestown, will receive promot attention.
July "a, l6I5-tf 2. S. GEIGER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-24

Pleasant and Profitable Employment
"BeautlfulW "CharminRw "Oh, how lovely ~
WHAT are the worth 2" &c. Such are excIama-
tons by those who see the large elegant New
Chromos produced by the European and Amer
lean Chrome Publishing Co. They are all per
feet Gems of Art. No one can resist the tempta-
ton to buy when seeing the Chromos. Cam
of employment, will find this the best opening
ever offered to make money. For full particu.
dress F. GLEASON & CO., 1888 Washington St,
August "a, 1875.
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WANTED.

TNHE Farmers to know that am prepared to
repair and putin first class order their Wheat
DrlIs: Call early, can be found at shops of
AVIS d Hough. bottom prices for cash and trade.
j. HENRY holland,
AuROsI u, 1oI0-3t. hirnie k
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CHANGE OF BUsINEss.

THE undcrsirned will heneo forward conduct The
L GROCERY BUSINESS in all its branches, ~
Goods Ia the Markets At prices suit the iirs Tor
cH ISL 70 1878 J. OGDEN MURRAY.
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70 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TNHIS is to give notice to the public that the
i undersigned was, by due course of law di-
vorced from his wife, Mary L. Mathcny by de-
cree of divorce rendered at tho April term last
of the Circuit Court of Jefferson county, as will
fully appear from the records OF the said Court
Aupust II, ls75-3f - " "a - .1NN -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HORSES FOR SALE

IL or Five good WORK HORSES on twelve
months time. purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security; note bearing interest from date
but If promptly paid interest will be remltted
p. II. ROUSE,
august "a. lST5-3t.H Shannon Hill
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PLANK FOR SALE.

A LOT OF SUPERIOR PINE PLANK will be
n, sold to the highest bidder, at the Flowing
Spring Camp Meeting, on FRIDAY AUGUST a.
1875: The Plank will be delivered the following
August 81, 1878.
NEW Crop Timothy Seed for raIe BY
~ JAS. Law. HOoFF co.
P1RD Cages for sale cbe.pat
- II. yesterdays
Aug. "a, 1875. Tin and Stove House.
MO. TIMOTHY SEED. aud other G5rass Seeds,
~ for sale by WASHINGTON \ LIPPITT
August - 1875.
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REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Timber Land

THE undersigned ofIers for paIe, priystaly, Two
Valuable TrAets OF IIMBER LAND. The hFst
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2Correct-AtteSt.
JonN Burns.
w. l.. WILSON,
III. o. TAIBnTT,
July "a, 1875.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10
aasnsl. nnnl.arlns.


The dedication If Tee arw masa
teaF.s ia New Yafi lass week vac O
usr Scent tralr. FramIrsaa nara
lra aH paas 81 ut saansy uere
Fruat tae hlgv.rk frga ta.s ttate
De SO tae'a3sd anseg tae usabor L.
B faslesty aaa Pax Davis Pact
Gfaas Masters. d. G.. HcaEataa. Dep
sly sraal Hasssr. Henry Clark Grand
Secretary. sa3 other q taa Erar8
oIesm.
4 esHesgsa8eat q ,ao Boston Iaar-
ua4 gives The following description o.
tie Praeesaaa,
Hr cammaa ceaseli the march Wed
aeslay of the M4soas is pronounced
the aaea thing q tAe Hind ever seen
ia Ncw York Twenty Gve thousand
msa lie H8e So the Gr.ad Master TO-
formed no-6ro niles Of procession.
Dot bad bat or a trowzy coat to be
seeai--every man seeming a man
hale. hearty. vigorous, good looking -
made a sight worth looking at The
tauue, oacampmeHt was that Of De
tto0t il moved with military precjs.
len. Il formed into line, broke ranks.
formed a triangle, took the form Of q
triangle. took the form Of cross. and
manmuvred from one end Of the march
a. tho other, keeping its place. and
deraugIng nothing from. beginning to
oas Tue Seventh Regiment never
did anything with more eIactuess OF
elegance than did this corps. 1t was
cheered through tie whole Of Broad.
way Such a crowd was never seen
Ia Broadway before The police had
no trouble in maintaining order. The
I Catholics, who bate the Masons, and
the rougLs Of Bowery, Chatham Street
aud Water were conspicuous FOR their
absence. In the evening the Masons
took the town by storm They filed
our hotels They went IN squads tC
places Of amusement. astonishing the
managers aud oxhiIarating the per.
formers They astouishod the car con.
ductors, jumping aboard ten, twenty
and even thirty in company, every
where exhibiting the greatest hilarity
and good feeling The Masons Of New
York say that the acceptance Of the
Prince Of Wales Of the head Of tn,
order in England is producing a very
marked effect on the fraternity through
out the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

TIE dwelHas boass q Mr.. Nolatr
Harris, ia Shrewsbury, look Gre ssiufs
dsy. durlpg bis abscnet irem home, ADD
was burued 10 the gragni viii nearly al
60 contents. Mrs. H&rrss bclag abe to re-
move ouly 8 fsw light suieles. The Gre
caught iB the roof H0m lAg chimney .--
There WAS 3 smaU insurance, snd Nc
bays Dor learned tte AMOUNT oi TIE loss.
The bag house near by was s.so burned
The qalst sDumbers Of The inhabitants
Of Nldd.elowa were disturbed on lbs
morning Of Juue lsh, by Tue cry Of Gre
wtiaa proved 80 be 10 lbe wagon aad
blacksmith shop Of Mr.. Norris smith
situated on >oath street, just opposite The
manufacturing establishment Of A. "
Gray & Sou. The shop, stock and tools
were o total loss, estimated from 81 5a
/ to : 900. Insurance, so. Causc O.
fire unknown.
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Sc srs e lat.asA8 aecaae7ee- states
lae .aslT.daA.s, persia 81 laofiaesa.
SD saasaas 81 eEcise4eat 10 Their
a per fern arc 81 essential 90 Farge
society - starms ia che az we breathe
are necessary atmospheric nrEeuefaioe
Hence, Waea ne Dis Amsaeaa Joala
g. be ever alive o. 81. 4aaat'aas COO.
erraIaE sat5aga tast are af inP ftaHee
g. society or thar Interest bic welfare
it is net exciting She spirit Of eaateu-
ton, tat tbe spirit OF wstet'aiaes and
so,tFrIcctpu.
To saiuk clearly, 90 act promptly aad
wisely, % speak well, arc gists Of
aatgre 90 same extent bnt DOT % the
extent generally assumed. Many per
sons possessing these gifts permit them
e. Tie dormant utterly unconscious 60
what degree they possess them, while
others With comparatively small share
of these gifts, through stadious tram
ing aud tue use Of the debating society
render themselves social or political
leaders. And so, brethren, you can
'eo al glaaee the Importance Of main
tanning and the good that arises from
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AFFAIR, AT rur sourH.

We are glad to notice some marked
indications OF better state Of feeling
between the different political cleaauis
60 the southern states. We know,
from personal experience that, no city
Of the south possessed a population
more hostile to the Union and more
bitter towards Union soldiers than
Memphis. Tenn, After the war, jeff
Davis, Pillow Forrest. semmes and
other noted rebel leaders located 10
that city Tor reason thatthe sentiments
Of the people were more 10 harmony
with their own than IN any other place
30 the south
This year Decoration Day was oh
served ia that city by both Union and
Confederate soldiers on the sane day
sad Ia tae same procession. and the
graves at both Union aud Confederate
sellters were decorated at the same
tine. with the same ceremonies aud by
the same people. ithn people Of that
city cAa lay aside tho bitter memories
Of the war and come together on such
an occasion with perfect harmony aud
good feeling We see no reason why
the eutlre people, both north aud
south, oanBat seon arrive at a like
point q fatoual feeling and good will
Vice President Wilson has Just TO
lamei from a protTacted journey
through lAe sgulh, made 70, The OK
Press purpose Of asooFtsining the tru,
sentiments Of The people, aud he bring
back = very aattering report Of th,
state of harmony and good, feeling
which be everywhere found. 1t is quit
likely that some Of the bad feature
would be kept from q man Of go muel
prominence as Wilson, yet if anythin,
ike anarchy cristed be could not iAi
&C. observe IL.
Whether tbis era Of good feeling vii
extend through the mex, election ID
perhaps. daubtfal Styeaaeus effort
v1l lie made by both parties to carr.
iho south which wlli be likely to hol,
ths balance a. power. Ifnothing DO
legitimate means are used 10 the con
test there will ~ no need Of seriou
oailfeak. bat as The political iigh
2axes warm il sill be strange If til
ail troubles are uoi stirred Up and ii
lae Ga auimosties kindled anew
spirit q moderation shoald be exc
cesea by al these Ia authority and b
lae party leaders, a disposition !
have coed uaiared square fight OF
oft and to quistly Ablde by The fesu
We Ans row h saeh a situation tia
ths eaaaty will hardly 50 10 complei
ra.A iet etshe, party take tae reias
government, Aa3 while We have a a
easl choice 10 tie matter yet we
aat wisa to zee extreme measures .
sorted so y either party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

The session Of lbe masonic grand lodge
II Neuuent commences at Burlington
to-day. 4 splendid 800 gold watch is to
be presented to Past Grand Master Park
Davis. The grand eommandery was held
Tuesday and the following officers were
tlte,eds Albert B Jewstt, Swauton,
grand commander, Milton X. Paine,
Windsor deputy grand commander;
Orm0ud Cole Winooski grand general.
isdmo Levi q. Kingslcy, Rutland, grand
captain general; Rev. q C. V Eastman,
Factory Point, grand pfeIaie; Jonathan
J.. Mack, Nouhdcld, grand junior warden
Samuel s. brown, Burlington, grand
treasurer j. Monroe Poland, Of Mont
pe.ier, grand recorder: Tbsddens II.
Chapman, Mlddlcbury, grand standard
bearer; Collins |, Piper, Brattlcboro,
grand sword bearer A, G. Hubbell,
Bennington, grand warden; d. NJ. Bacon
~. Johnsbury, grand captain Of the
guard; Emory Town, Waterbury, grand
'enaucls O,oar Il, Furgorson, Burling.
ton, grand commi@sry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

Berry G Green. Of St. Albans,
farmer and magistrate. living 10 the
saalhsrn suturbs. WAS awakened early
fataflay usmlag finding bic barn 10
H4mes BE went eut and sas fired
gaaa twice BE gave an alarm aud
reused the aa.abars. His h0nse and
lam were consumed The citizens
teagfai size vicinity for the would 10
marieror. aud finally suspicion fell on
Caa0u s. Weeks, a neigbbor. While
search was being made FOR him. pistol
shot was beard. and in a shed asar the
haass be vas found in a dying eoudi,
uoa. a.th Bis throat cut aud a bullet
woaaa ia his temple. Disappointed
lore and the belief that Mr.. Greene
hsd Influenced the object Of bis a0ec.
t,oa against him led to the tragedy
SIR Greene's wounds arc slight.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

7H arsaaafIert 81 Washington .a ref
fsff o. He Ia-1 il8lt have fI5t8 as
us laasas hare departed la o very uH.
peasant masa. Ibsg are aoa6test iaAl
fhsF raa BE bestft II the wh.aet come ta
faef eaaHtry and hare q ta'k. Spotted
Ta# hsH ln ihe power Of bic wild
g1 fa a5riatg ferua.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

Tr mg ie Inquire Into Csc lia'Fete
disaster. Haoe tbe responsibility folt3g
HHnH itasa who constructed Eai.sry
81 80 aa'a seal 81. pefsous, and pfor .dea
na saEaeBl meaHs q ext. Toe cause Of
,aa upa spreadIas Of the G4mes u.s.
Natat altar end Of the church was GOV
eHr8 wHb Paper aHd lace, and the buia.
tae as8o5 viii pine inste.d Of be.Hs
ttht3 bad plbaefed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10
DYSPEPSIA CURED

DE- z. y STARTS DTsFEFrIS TILL.
Dr. Shape tppeae cares LgHpsFsaAl Liver
Gsupa4L&. Constipation f9E4uag q ftst.
sour stomach. Water Erash. Heartburn, La
sputs etc. Il thiftF-1se gesFs neFtf falaag 70
cure she oct obstinate easss sold - Drag
gssis. Antk Hard agsEts Tor Manchester. De-
poi g EgEiL ST.. s,Y. Circulars mailed "a
application, Is!GElE
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IHE MARKETS.

81. AIEAAs.
Hur1ra -MArkag iueansa 10 be auA. AuapE
pr.ass Common 81 far I5Zlse, medium 70
good ls6. re, selection 22825a., tatra fancy
lots soli ss high As 2Te The shipments % hut
ter iar the mouth 81 MAY wero t1lS tuts about
~. 900 pounds.
haigHT0E,
CsrrtE Prices q beef cattle q loo De, 1--we
veigh,-ExtrA quality t7.s7t8'7G2., hrst qnal.
10y t6s7sEtl 25, second quality sd2s.4s655,
third quality o. a5&t6 i2i poorest grades Of
coarse osen, bulls. etc ts5s6s3. The supply Of
cattle ia market for the past week has not been
90 large S. that Of the previous one, and tho
trade has been better, there being more activity
among the buyers, although the prices paid n
most instances we're about the same - those Of
our last quotations.
ALBANY.
BEryEs The market has been sctive and
frmer With an advance Of &c, 4 p live weight
The supply numbers 979 head, against 10 l55
head last week, decrease o. 47e head. There
we're but few hight and common stock, rather
more than usual number Of good fat butoherug
steers, and some very dns "tops'- far better
than those o. last week which sold At 4 much
higher price. Texas and Cherokeos Of sill grades
found ready buyers at prices ranging from aga
Gle q D. live weight Native western stlers
sold at 7o. aud but few II any native corn fed
steers, such as large majority Of butchers re.
quire, sold under 6ic. and from that up to 7o.--
The highest price realized WAS 7io 4 n, live
weight, which was paid for 40 head prime Hi
uois steers averaging 500 lbs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

T Eaf fa atea tAe 8sea6aa 81 Gee
~ gHf NeH Hsmgsafe sts.
trs wa8 referred hss decided Ehat tHf
raaaa % aaf aas. Iaaee q saf esgo
ai lie usuhrrt HtIea s5l&au was3 asnaaf
Eae Gghf g. taaa booty.
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DRESS GOODS

consisting 10 part Of Alpacas, M0hsirs,
Percales, Caubrics, Lawns, Fiqac, etc.
Parasols, Pans, Ladies Ties, Ribbons, &c.
FLOUR
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BURTON g. cos.
NEW FIRM.
NEW GOODS
Use Renne's Pntn-KlIing Magic OIL
IN Works Hke a Charm"


IN Works Ike Charm"
READER
Kennels Pain Killing Magic OH cures Headache
Kenne's Pain. Killing Magic Oh cHros IosthacheI
keune's Pain-killing Magic oil cures Neuralgia
Kennels Pau-KiIling Magic OH cures Cholera MoFbus
kenno's Pain Killing Magic OIL cures rheumatism
EenBe's Pdin-kiliing Magic OH cures Lauieness
Renues Pain Killing Magic OIL cures skin Diseases
Some folks seem TO DO proud of telling how
lame their shoulders aro'-of "my crick IN the
back'-or, ~ have got the Sciatics and de-
light IN Dragging that nothing can cure me -
but when We get such lawful folks" to use Rem
MS PAIN-KmLISG MAGIC OIL, faithfully; We
not only cure their lameness and charm away
their psins, but we actually take all that kind OF
'brag out Of them and they frankly own up,
and say, at works like charm I"
Es- Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Grocers
Call for Beune's Magic Oil where you usually
trade.
Iii pat up in three sizes, called Trial Size,
MEDIUM Size" and Large Family Size bottles
WIN. RENNE Il SONS,
Sole Projectors aud Manufacturers,
Pittsheld, Mass.
Sold by wsit& Hard Manchester, and by v
Grover, Factory Point 9eomly
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
II ALL's
VEGETABLE sIOILtAS
HAIR Rem WEIR.

This standard Article is compounded with the
greatest care.
lie effects are A. wonderful and satisfactory a.
ever.
II restores gray hair 70 its youthful color,
II removes al sruptons, itching and dsudruf,
and the scalp BY IL use becomes white and clean
by lts touic properties u restores the ca pllAry
glands 20 their normal rigor, preventing bald
ness snd making the hair grow thick aud strong
Az dressing nothing hAa been found 10 e.
fectuAl, Or desirable.
DR.. A. A. Hayes, state Assayer y hsssachu-
seyts says Of Is: Il oousideF u n best IrGara.
ton for lie intended purposes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

THE FOLLOWING Is Az EXTRACT OF Az
ADDRESS DELIVERED ~ S. " BowLEs, A
sHoRL TIME SINCE BEFORE THE FHmoMArIc
SOCIETY or BURR AND BURTON SEMINARY.