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From the National I,tettigencer IF Aug. 4
On eide l. -. IRA.

OAV 10 FkAS( - ~ ~
MEssRs oALEs & SE>roN:-Sever-
al months nave 81 psed since / have
been aim ,-t daily proposing to.address
you. and through you, the American
Public, o. the SUBJECT Of the Epidemic
Cholera, winch is still committing such
f. .sr'u. ravages H. our country; aud !
cannot tell why it is, that nave delay
ed 80 long. save that my engagements
have oeen very pressing, and nave
hoped that the disease
would be arrested, aud We should hear
No more of its terrible havock. Be-
sides my hand has been staid very
much, BY the consideration that SO
mucn has been published on tire sub
Jec,. OF so contradictory and often dan
ser.,Is character, that | have felt, it
would De of little use for any one now
TO attempt to gam the puolic conf
denCe by means of newspaper COM
muniC ations. SUIT the late accounts
concerning the progress and ravages OF
the disease are such. that ] am con-
strained 10 speak for humanisy's sake,
whether my Perishing fellow creatures
will near or not. 1t is not however
my intention at present. to treat of the
nature and causes of the disease. GA
) these points l have written at large,
and design to publish in another form
as soon as l conveniently can. l now
onl, wish, briefly, to name the hes,
means of prevention and cure. Tha,
i the most intense anxiety should pre-
icede and accompany this dreadful des-
! troyer is necessarily true. This, Of
Itself. is enough to disturb all the Vita
'd"ctions. aud greatly prepare the wa,
,i tor the destruction which follows. The
fleet of this continued anxiety upo:
:, 'ne state and funs tons Of the skin ano
digestive organs. Is truly ASTONISHING
!. Commensurate care should therefore
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and irritating substance, he may pos
bly, III some instances, but very seldom
arrest the dia,rhGa, by such meats
but it is always at the extreme hazag.
OF speedy and more powerful return
or aggravation Of the diarrho.a, attcn
ded with vomiting and spasms. ana
leading rapidly to the worst Of the dis
ease.
II, however. the patient is taken
with violent vomiting and purging, with
or without spasms, let him CAREFUL,
avoid all that l have forbidden above,
and Immediately take to his bed: and
let some one boil a kettle Of water as
soon as possible, and take tea spoon
full Of common table salt and a table
spoon full Of good cider vinegar, and
mix taem with a tea-cup tull of boiling
water, and let the patient 8 salloy the
dose at one~, anu as t,~. r---.Al-,
without scalding. If the patient is
found in what is called the state of col
lapse, howeve, bad the case, let the
same dose be administered, and free
injection given of the same mixture,
hot as the patient can bear; aud let
flanne!s De dipt in the same and laid
hot over the stomach and BIO wells, and
let the limbs be freely chafed vita not
Ilannels. If the case is very bad. and
the Cramps continue, repeat the dose
two or three times as may be required
aud as)udgnent may dictate: IT will do
no narm.
Atler the vomiting aud purging and
spasms are arrested, and the patient
mas sweat pretty freely, and feels easy
it may be cxpedien: to ADMINISTER d
cutiIart,c of Calosnel or castor oil, espe-
Cially II tue formes habits have been
bad aud let this De followed with cruel
for the day, aud the next day with
bread, as aoOv.. directed.
Tins SIMPLE mode Of treatment, cur
ed hundreds III the city of New York
last summer. Indeed, though l have
takeh ,uCh pains, | have never yet
been able to ascertain a single case.
where 1t alone was depended Oh, in
which 1t was not successful. The most
extreme cases of"biue COLLAPSE" and
even IN some Instances ID broken DOVE
drunkards, were cured by II, IN a ma
nei which seemed almost mrae ulous,
AID IN some instances after Amos +
every other means nsi been tried liz
vain.
1t IS therefore with great confidence
that | recommend this mode of treat
ment TO the puolic throughout the
United States, fully believing. that If
all the advice contained in tins commu-
nication Is observed universally. the
direful epidemic wnic is now commit !
ting such fearful ravases amongst US
if not cntirely arrcs:ed--wili be strip
ped OF nue-tenths OF its tersors and
Ii IS this cons, deration /
which ,mpels me to take upon myself
the mosne ntous responsibility of utter
ing through the press thus advice TO
Ihe public. and tn .refore oeseech
the editors of every newspaper in the
= ni:ed States, To give lis c:omnunica-
ton place IN his paper, as soon as he
can.
N. b. Good cider vinegar must be
used in the above prescripno,. OPi-i
u,n, ia every form, is scarcely second to
alcohol as an agent of evil Ia all stages
Of cholera.
SYLVESTER GRAHAM,
Public Lecturer on the Science OF Human
Life.
.Aew York, June II 1888.
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PoblisAed every Saturday morning, b.
y. ,. HOLLOWAY.
corner Of Main and WashinztOn streets

TERMS.-Two dollars per volume, il
paid within the year, and two dollars and
fifty cents, if payment be delayed until
the year expires. Advertisements in
serted at the usual rates.
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privileges here being more Curtailet
than in some of the eastern states
and the number very small who seen
prepared fully to espouse their cause
But still we feel bound to preserve
and endeavour at least to cleanse ouI
own hands from the stain Of our broth
er's blood. Rejecting on the present
state Of things in our beloved couLtIy
and the cold indifference with which
the subject IS created by many Of its
highly protesting inhabitants often
brings to mind the case Of Meroz as
'mentioned,n scripture; attended with
a fear if the people are not generally
more faithful to the call which hath
gone forts; to arouse us from our beds
Ofease and'fIxury, and break the yoke
from of the necks Of the SONS nj frica,
who have been long previously op-
pressed within our borders, that a
curse will indeed attend this land Of
protested freedom. But oh, for the
Society Of Friends-the people who
have long been protesting to bear a
faithful testimony against this inhu'nan
traffic. But as a body what are we
doing! How many Thousands of our
members are daily furnishing the very
means which upholds the od;ous system
with all Its cruelties.-liad the society
steadily progressed in this noble Cause,
from the days OF that devoted servant
of the Lord, John Wooiman, how diff
ferent would things have been amongst
rs. Indeed we sometimes doubt
whether there would by this time,
have been one slave remaining within
these United states. When reflect
ng on those things it often brings to
mind the expressions OF tnat iliustrious
Thomas Jefferson, when he
ays, IL trenb!e for my country when
remember that God is just, and that
his Justice will not sleep forever"
Nav not the slave system be compared
o a machine Of which the consumer Of,
he products is the mainsPring? Aad
{ this be the case ma, we not we'll
remble for our society! . tncn, let
every soul who hath put their nand to
he plough look steadily forward, hu"-I
,ly beseeching the Lord Of The harvest
hat he will BE- pleased to send forth
more laborers into his vineyard.
*DId the writer of this letter ever hear
# town in CONNECTICUT, called Can'er-
Jury, or Of a Young woman named Pru-
|ence Crandall? 1.-The did, he nust ac-
that Of oil examples of prcju-
lice run mad, that of Andrew I. Juoson,
Esq. e. Co. takes the lead. /
*Tnis sentiment of Thomas Jefferson
5 very 6ne in theory. But it would have
,een enhanced thousand fold, If h.' pad
,racticsd what he breaches. P,ccept
without example, Is lie faith without
is dead-DRAD as loathsosne
.arcass from which we nIrn with disg .st ,
jefferson could write very wisely %: he
wills efslaverv, but he never M aum led
lis slaves, nor promote manumissions a
nong his LeIghbors. Hence las oeauti-
al and eloquent dissertations loose all
heifsalue, and fall poweriess AID lifeiess
rom his pen. /
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From the Genius Of UnirersaI Emancipation.
How ie" indisIda II. are there, If
toe vast numb OF those who Dabituai-
ly Consume slave produce, who would
frequent the hop Of tradesman of
avowed dishonesty! yet, small as the
number comparatively is, We fear it il.
larger than that OF those vino scrupie
TO pure na,e the extorted fruits OF that
worst sort OF robbery. which deprives
50 many human beings of all that
makes life vaiuabie!-which plunders
meD. not Of a few pieces Of coin, but
OF their own persons, oftheir children.
of ,lelr friends. Of their liberties. of all
the fruits Of their labors. almost OF
their very intellectual natures; ard
which to all these wrongs, adds that OF
severe personal cruelty!'
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Published by particular Request.
From the Llberofor.
ARE YOU OPPOSED TO SLAVERY!

Are you opposed to slavery then
neither touch, taste. nor handle, the
price Of blood. Do you ask, sHow can
l do this, seeing many Of the comforts
Of life are the product Of their labor?''
Go to work-form Societies, pledgiDs
each member neither to buy, sell, nor
use slave productions: get as many to
join you in the effort as you can: and
when it is seen that mel are taking
such a stand, Free LABOR will be-
cene as fashionable at the south as in
our own state; and cotton, rice, sugar,
moiasses, &c. sc. will be furnished to
equal the demand, produced by free
men. Let the benevolent rich men
land there is an occasional anomaly of
the kind) establish manufactures to
work none but free cotton-estabGsh
warehouses and stores TOR the sale Of
their goods and other free productions
and the poor will bear proportion
of the loss for awhile. should there be
any. in purchasing at the small addi-
tional cost that may accrue thereby.
Thus is the way. Call the idea
'Chimerical,' or what else you please
y>ur conscience will hold you to its
correctness.
Some ofthe articles, commonly pro-
duced by slave labor, are already to be
had by Little trouble, with which the
tears and BLOOD Of the oppressed are
not mingled. And it is for Us to call
for them. We can get some sugar,
mslasses, coffee, little cotton, and,
perhaps rice,-raised by free men.
And should we fail to get enough, 70
matter at how low a rate the slave arti-
cles may be procured, do without. |
90. live in the country; can get
none Of these things unless such As
mere raised by slaves. Then it is time
so ncthiug was done. Stop where you
are 70: humanity's, for conscience
sake! ls oppression wrong? Is slavery
an evil-a Crime!-COuld you
Have a slave to fan you when you sleep,
And srsm6le when you wake?"
The man who secretes or paItakes
Of stolen goods is ranked with the
thief, ard punished with the thief.
Would you not secrete stolen property
and sciH you Perpetuate slavery by
using the price Of blood? Does your
appetite rise in opposition to your bet
ter Judgment, reason, and conscience,
and reply-sWhat have 4 to do with
the Labor which the articles l want are
producedv Hear not its depraved
and guilty demands, lest it drioe thy
opposition to slavery far from thee; lest
it compel thee to smile, while the un-
fortunate descendant Of Africa is load,
ed with chains and stripes; lest 1t make
thee willing to Cypress tiny fellow for a
cup Of coffee. little sugar, nsoia.ses, or
rice' Ay, and it may be, that while
you are protesting religion-that!
which requires US to do unto others as
we would they should do unto US.
What Is past we may have done in Ig-l
norance; even SO that it hath been,
seinked at-but God now commardethi
all me" every suhere to repent Of this, as
well AS other wrongs. Whatever was
done in that darkness may not be per-
sisted in: the excuse is no7u taken away.
See to it that you SO to zrorh.
ANTI-SLAVERY.
From the Genus Of UnirersaI Emancipation.
How lev individuals are there. If
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EXTRACT ola letter reoeived from, {
Friend u, OHIO.

ave greatly desire thy encourage
inent with that Of all those who have
embarked in the glorious cause OF UNI
versal Emancipation; for glorious
Cause it is, and We believe it will
eventually triumph. not .itl,stand, g
all lac strong opposition it ma, NEE
Vjth. We live in land where the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-15
Noung Aadies' Seminary,

On 81. .fsaph street, between King and Cameron
's>HIs institution will be opened for the reception
4 of Young Ladies on the first Monday in Septem
Der next. The most approved Teachers will be EN-
ployed for all the purposes Of complete female edu
cation. From long experience and past success, with
the many improvements the subscriber has made in
his system of instruction. he astters himself he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction to his patrons
The most efficient means will be used for the purpose
of elic,ing and strengthening the mental faculties.
by the frequent exercise Of reason and Judgment, and
imbuing the mind with sound and practical informs
ton. No study will be passed over without compre
bending first principles. Mental Arithmetic, SO well
adapted to produce habits of attention and discipline
the mind for other studies will be much prsctised.-
Strict attention will be paid to the manners as well as
religious and moral duties, of the pupils Every
young lady who by perseverance and application can
sustain an examination, through certain course Of
stuaes comprs ng the most essential branches Of fe
male education. shall receive printed diploma at the
expiration of such time All Interested are respect
fully invited to visit the school frequently, and witness
for Themselves the advancement, &C. Of the pupils
WILLIAM N. JONES.
Alexandra. d C. July 81, 1888 SIN
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Chlorine Tooth Paste,

For Cleansing and Preserving the Teeth,
Arres,ing decay, hardening the gums correcting un.
healthy conditions Of the mouth and throat, scurvy,
tarter ulcers gum boils, canker salvaton' and CIV
ing to all who use it a sweet and wholesome breath
rIyHls preparation combines the virtues Of purifying
L and antise p,ic, with healing, bland and demal
cent substances Travellers will find it neat and
convenient article. Gentlemen who smoke or chew,
and persons who indulge In eating onions and garlcks
will find it to purify the breath and impart to 1t an
agreeable fragrance.
Observe that it contains acid. but on the contra
nv will relieve the "teeth on edge" occasoned ny
acids that it never gets hard and unit for uses that
put up in neat wooden boxes with printed drec.
tons.
Certificate of W Byrd Powell, n. u, Of Lexington
Medical College, KY.
Iapprore highly ofhe component parts Of me Chic
rine Tooth Pasfe and find by elperienee that Il com;
bne, ahthe advantages the Chlorine Tooth 'pash ana
the Dentrfees ,uithot The injurious consequences that
no,o result from Gerry many articles found in the Shop''
.sed for cleansing and preserving tie teeth
y UYRp POWELL,
Surgeon Deatst No. 81 Charles street baltimore.
Prepsred ONLY by n :. Ks,Pr * Co. and
ii COLEMAN u Co
Price so cents Chemists, Baltimore.
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PROSPECTUS
OF A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

To be published at Harper's Ferry, Va, by A. ":
PREUSS, under the name Of" The hafPefs Fefry
Miscellany"
IlHE situation Of this ,hriving little town renders
l. very desirable, since the junction OF the Cne:a
peake and Ohio Canal and Baltimore Rail koad' tue
Point Of Rocks, and which are in short time TO pass
near this place. to have advertising paper TOT tne
increase of business which this expected event VIII
produce. and which moreover shall contain items OF.
foreign and domestic news, with miscellaneous local
aud general information, such prices current OF sat
timore, Washington, &c. &C.; literary, agricultural
and other scientific ESSAYS. suited for the tastes OF oil
classes of readers; checquered with amusing tales Sc.
lect and originsl illusions Of the muses. emoazoned
with hymeneal, and shaded with obituary notices.
As the Editor designs merely that bis paper shall
amuse and be useful to his patrons he therefore, Tor
himself intends to abstain from introducing politics,
but his columns shall be open to the free discussion OF
doctrnal points, when communicated To him IN the sp'
rt Of liberalty and with the view to elicit truth His
paper shall have for its motto Non most um tantss
will also be gladly received, when they contain huuor.
wit or sentiment file will also be thankful for any aid
that may be offered the literary department OF his
labors and soeits the generous support OF the public
in general to the success Of his undertaking.
IERNS-The Harper's Ferry Miscellany shall De
printed on royal sheet Of paper, OF good quality
with new and excellent material at 50 50, it paid ON
the appearance Of the first number; 50 # paid half in
advance and The balance at the end OF the years II not
paid till the end of the year, 50 so Advertisements,
81 per square for three Insertions and Is cents for eve
ry succeeaiRgs one. The usual discounts made to
agents
As soon as 400 subscribers obtained, the editor
will proceed to publish the first number aug 10
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DR.. w. JUDKINS'
Patent specific ointment.
SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, sY
WILLIAM STdBLER. agent, .4!ssa,f

WE above pintnenlis recommended to the n,bL.
u asassfe and CERTAIN renei, for those o5s,ins,s
diseases, some OF which have long battle tn. skn
of medical science: "'
dsf White sselIinss ofevery description;
I'd Sore legs and ulcers ofong standing,
81 schirus or gandulsr tumors. psrtcul,,v,b,,.
hsrdenedtum in women's breasts, which ofegTs.
termin Ate in liberated cancers;
4th Felors; or what sorle people know by ,hep,n.
OF cstafThs. OF every description.
5th Rheumatic pains Of the joints;
9th sprains and bruises ofevery description, O, IN
Whatever psrt situate; !"
9TH letters Of allkiai In this COMPLAIN, N. >,
tient, in applying the ointment, must keep the D,
QUITO water; r''
9th Chlblains or parts affected by frost.
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CERTIFICATE.

Thefo'lowing communication addressed 70 the ~,
prietor OF Judkins' Ointment, from the Hon lob, ~
lisferro Member Of COngress,is highly interesting
The grstuitous manner in which it is made. eybib,,
msnity' and scertainly we'll deserving Of public 81,
tention:
WASHINGTON, January g, 1899
SIR-It has been my wish. fora considerable tim.
to communicate to you the good effect with which
have used the Ointment invented by Mr.. Juikr,
and waich ! now understand is made and sold BY
agents appointed BY yourself, l have smiled M,
Ointment during the last three years every species
oftunor and wound without failure to produce c,s
in every instance. Iconsder it the mos, decided ard
efficient remedy in all cases of tumor. be the cans.
whstit mays and have found nothing So good e.,
wounds of any description 1t may be proper 10
add, that the cure of tumor called white swelling
given over by the distinguished physicians as S.
durable. and which they decided would without anpu.
tatlon, prove fatalto the patient was und, nv nm.
date notice, effected by the use ofJuikins Ointment,
and the patient is in fine health. Hr limb afTrct,dby
the tumor being restored to perfect state of sound
ness lso that the leg of ed man which had been
wounded, and exhibited one Dire sdfuly liberated sun
face from the knee to the foot, and which, for more
than two years, had been considered incursbe wsse
fectuaily cured BY the application of Juikins' On,
ment mention these two cases, which {, lunder my
immediate notice and management, as steeided e'i.
dencc OF the efficacy ofthis remedy in ofLnu
and ofulcers: have expe fenced, as decidedly The
good effect ofths remedy in the cure of Feon, and
OF every species of fresh wound. Ii seems me that
any one who will observe the operation of this Un,
ment must be satisfied to its beneficial effect lean
with the utmost confidence recommend the use 9th,
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERR0.
To Mr.. CHARLES HIRsroHs, Proprietary
ofJudkins' Ointment, nearFrsde.
ricktown, Nd.
NOTICE
" Having been for several years in posses.
sion OF q concern in Mr. NATHAN SHIPPBRp's patent,
for making and vending his Ointment, known BY the
nam of Dr. w. Judslns' Patent Specific Ontnsn,'--
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtsined anew psi,
ent thereon, and I having likewise renewed with
N. Shepherd the same interest held before, it 10
denied necessary that public notice be given Of the
umstance. Having devoted much time and care
durngthe above period. in preparing and making this
Ointment and been instrumental in giving 1.-THE gene
raj characterit hsssustsned, with whatever prove.
nent. n all this time. it has received present it to
public attention AS heretofore, the genunene.s Of
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot thus:
90 Made and sold Uholesakc andyetaiI near Fred.rtk
Md bye Herstons, eoneernedin the patent right"
April Is. CHARLES hERsTOSs.
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
june Druggist, Fai.tar Street.
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Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac-
tOrV.

YAMEs GnsEN Cabinet makes, -ha SO nd, and
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST., Alexandra, g AZ the corner ofi0th ST., Pennsyt
vania, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment n
the mos sshonable and lurable Furniture, which he
will warrant equal, iiperior in quality, to any
everofFered tIe Notwithstanding part of
Grecisn, wingeda and plain wsrdrobes
Gothic ,pede sta lend and piain,ideboards
Ditto, with :s.liarettsand marbleslsbs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing DO with mirrors
Ladies and &c atlemens secretsriesan bookcase,
Pier,able swth marble aud mshoganytoPs
Pillerandclsw L. ming ,brea kfss tand :ards ablcs
Plain do do do do do
Lsdies work stand
Shaving andcandl do
Wsshitandsgith and nshoSsny.ops
Grccan Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Jus ic oo!s, oidetts cribs, radles
Portable writing iesks&c
With syeneret ssortneutpf pedstesds o frichl,
carved mahogany, nanie and stained woods, all o.
which WILDE sod ,s.ow for ash as tn oe pur.
chased oft hes ality atany ,ther nsnufsctory
n the Union ALSO.
Hn,ssostmen ofStDomngosndB Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, partofwhicf IS suitable or handrsils
steam sawed curl md shaded veneers, copal var.
nsh luaiity,' acking bottoms cords, &c
TURNING AND G CARVING.
handsomely executed mays