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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
DEBATES AND PROCEEDINGS
OF
The Virginia Convention.

Ihe Virginia convention.
The undersigned, who were the first
to propose the publication Of a "CON-
VENTIONAL REGISTER" 10 be de-
voted exclusively to the Proceedings and
Debates of the Virginia Convention, III
qualto form, on the plan Of the Congress.
sional Globe, beg leave to state that we
still contemplate Gf sufficient encourage
ment be offered between this time and
the le-assembling of the Conveniion,) the
publication of said Proceedings and De-
bates in the form originally proposed by
us, namely; in Daily and Tri- UtekIy
sheet of quarto lorm--a form which will
enable all who receive the Register TO
have il bound in Book of convenient
size, as soon as the Convention shall ter
inmate It's labors. This form Of publ
cation. diyested as it will be of all such
|extraneous matter as would accompany
and be mixed up with the Proceedings in
newspaper publication, has met with
general favor from The members of the
Convention and the Public generally !;
and some Of the newspaper proprietorS OF
this city have attested lis superiority by
abandoning their own newspaper plan,
and adopting that originally proposed by
ourselves.
We deem il important 10 the State, to
members of the Convention, whose great
responsibility ii is to participate in these
proceedings, and to the People generally
who will be called upon to adopt or re-
| ject understandingly the proceedings OF
the Convention, that the Debates should
be published in a portable, convenient
and enduring form, for perusul and future
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
spo!iatiOn Of Ls1is phiIippe's Private
Property.


b The Paris correspondent Of the Jour
nal 81 Commerce gives the following ex
ample of republican simplicity, not very
creditable to the provisional Government
which succeeded the overthrow of the
monarchy
you have already heard from me oil
the Memoir Of Count MontaIivet on Louis
Philippe's use Of his Civil List and the
Royal Private Domain. 1t continues to
make deep and diffusiye impression In
favor of the Monarch's personal memory.
Tho second part, which, is believed 10 be
even more interesting and creditable, has
not yet appeared. A pamphlet or book,
however, has come forth which engages
the public no less forcibly in the interval
The manager of the equipages of Louis
> Philippe, man of distinction, Nj. Tirel,
who held the post at the period of the
revolution of lS4S and after, has printed,
nnder the title The Republic IN TIE Car
riases Of the King, an historical account
of the appreciation or spoliation Of the
Kings vehicles and sud by the members
of the Provisional Government and other
prime republicans. No one can question
II e general Authenticity of the details,
nor can any reader fail to be amused with
them, or to be reminded that we are all
in part at least--o( the same flesh.
ain the morning of the Oath Of Februa-
ry the mob destroyed twenty-seven of the
Kings carriages, valued altogether at a
hundred and ninety-six thousand five hun
dred and thirteen francs. During the
seventy-fve days of his reign, citizen IIe-
dru- Rolln converted 10 his own fruition
FIVE of the most brilliant equipages, and
took twenty-five horses as supplemental
for his stables. No one of the Kings
sons ever had so considerable al establish
ment of the kind.
"Monsieur Tirel has suhjoined state
inert -of the official plumber Of Louis Phil
ippe's wines. The royal cellers, on the
24th February, contained, in wood and
bottle, the amount Of six hundred and
ninetv.five thousand bottles, estimated at
more than a million and half of francs.
The Provisional Government, from the
4th TO the 2Sth of March, consumed
twelve hundred and thir!y-six bottles ;
and after that period, Citizen A. Marrast,
President of the Constituent Assembly,
received thirteen hundred and ten of the
richest; Citizen Isaac Cremieux, Min
lister Of Justice, seven hundred and fifty ;
and Citizen GARNER Pages, another min
ister, thirteen hundred and sixty, of the
choisest quality, Carriages, horses. and
wines were alike the private property OF
The monarch"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
DIED.

In Webervill, California, on the 4th of Octo-
Der, Of dysentery, Mr., WILLIAM CLEVELAND,
formerly of Charlestown, and recently from
Randolph County, Mo-, aged about so years.
On Sunday morning, the I7t inst, at her resi-
dence in Winchester, Mrs. MARY GIBBoEs, in
the Gath year of her age Mrs. G. was an old
and respected resident Of our town, and her loss
will be sincerely deplored by her relatives and
friends.-Free Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
NOTICE..

HENKLE e. DOUGLAS, having re-
ii ceived their stock of Dry Goods
Que .nsware, Hardware, Boots, Shoes.
&C.. are prepared to offer inducements to
purchasers. They would invite attentions
TO their assortment of Dry Good: parJcu-
larly consisting in part of
Black, blue and brown cloths,
Invisible green and Oxford mixed do,
Black and fancy cassimers,
Cashmcr and merino vcstings,
Satinets, (all qualities and colours
French merinos,
Coburg and canton cloths,
Black alpaccas and bombazineS,
Plain and figured alpaccas,
{" {" Mouslin and cashmeres,
Brown and bleached canton hanncls,
White and red Aanncls,
Irish linens,
Hamilton sheeting,
Ginghams and caIicocs
Bleached and brown musllns,
With every other article to make full
assortment.
Shepherdstown, Nov. 90, 1850.
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REMOVAL.

THE undersigned begs leave most res
j pectfully 10 inform the citizens Of
Shepherdstown and neighborhood, and
his customers in particular that he has
purchased the stocks of Goods Of S. s.
Moore & Co., and has removed his store
TO the House lately occupied by that firm,
where, IN addition to the stock of Goods
on hand, he is receiving and now opening
q fresh assortment of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
SILVER Grers, and nyeollr Heads, !,

The State of New York, says the Elk
press, has been famous for giving new
: names 10 party politicians. The State
has been divided into 'Buck-tails,' pew
ter Muggers, &C., &C.. in aftertimes, as
now with Loco Focos,' and 'Baruburn-
ers,'--names all originating in New York.
Two new parties have recently come
into existence, dividing the Wings, as
the 'Hunktrs' and 'Barnburners' divide
the Democrats-and these new parties
are already christened Silver Greys, and
'Woolly Heads The Uiica Conven-
ton Fillmore men are nicknamed Silver
Crews, aud The Syracuse Seward men
are nicknamed Woolly Heads.
these nicknamcs are noLwilhoutmean'
ing. The Silver Greys' arc from the
Older, the greyef portion RI the wing
party, who have got cured 81 '!'eir isns
i any they ever had--aud tie, 'Woo'ly
Heads ale those who, with Ger. Seward,
think So much Of The \ gro. that ihry
can think but very li;llc Of TIM white nam
! Silver Cfeys' aud 'Wuolly Heads are
therefore, The nicknamcs oil!c mex par,
tics N tie Whig pa..v,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03

CoaL La>Ds.-Theie has been recently
considerable demandfor Allegheny Coal
l5nas IN the Frostburg region. We have
heard ofsevcrai large purchases by Com
panies alrea(y operating in that neighbour
hood. There can be little doubt that this
kind ofproperiy will yetbe eagerly sought
after by capitalists from abroad. -Cumt.
Cir.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03

IMPORTANT REDUCTION OF Tolls on
CoAL.--We understand that at the meet.
ing Of the President and Directors of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
held in Baltimore on Wednesday last, it
was resolved TO reduce the toll on Coal
transported on the Canal from Cumber-
land 10 Georgetown from II cents per
ton, the present rate, TO 81 cents per ton,
provided the Coal Companies guarantee
the transportation of 300,0 600 tons per an.
nun, and 10 81 cents per ton in case they
guarantee the transportation of 600, 900
tons. We understand The Companies will
give the guarantees at once, thus securing
lively business to the Canal and hand
some revenue to the Siate.-Cuna5. Civ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
BOUNTY LAND, &C.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform
those entitled to the benefits Of the several
acts Of Congress comforting Bounty Land,
that he will give his prompt attention to
The prosecution Of their claims.
He has made himself conversant with
the mode Of proceeding, and has provided
himself with all the necessary forms.
All communications addressed to him
will be carefully attended 10.
have removed 10 the office in my
Fathers residence on Church street. The
Office Just vacated by Ine is for rent
II. II. TOWNER.
Shepherdstown, Nov. 49, 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
The Woman's Rights Convention b

The Woman's Rights Convention be.
Ing ove-, they are now having a orea, her
convention al tic Public Garden in Bos.
Ton, the results of which will doubtless
he FAR more profitable 10 tie community.
Upwards of l5,0C0 fowls of various kinds
are here exhibited and The cackling quite
ouldnes that which was heard at Worces
ler ihe oll.er dav.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
sentenoea Of dc Naral coart Msrtial.

=
The SUBSTITUTE FOR FLoGeING.--T he
Naval Cour, Martial which has been in
session for several weeks, Oh board the
u. S. ship Pennsy lvania, having disposed
OF all the cases before il, vas dissoleet,
and adjourned sine die on Friday. Pie
Norfolk Beacon says the following are
the sentences, which were approved nv
the Secretary of the Navy.
VIM. Ryan, tried for the .mutnous
eonduct, &c, was found guilty. and sen
henced 10 be redGcedtf from u coa,heavcr 10
a landsman, oseryc the remainder of .Kis
time in confinement ON board The Penn
sylvania, and then be disgnceinlly dis,
( charged from the service. re 80.
JOHN w. Dorsell, tried for mutihous
conducl, was also found guilty. and SEN
fenced 10 be pot in s,lissry confinement,
IA uaS e The cells of the Navy Yard, al
GosFori, and 10 be fed on bread aud wa
ter for one month. @as
John Dyer. U. S. Marine, tried and
found guilty Of disobediepce Of orders,
was sentenced 10 wear ball and chain
for 2 months, to do the scayeneer's work
the Barracks, and to be locked in solitary
confinement from sunrise 10 sunset, during
:, that period.
/ These are the first, or among the first
leases tina; have been tried since the law
.abolishing feggng in the Navy was
passed. Had that law not been passed
they would not have occurred; and what
{ is dozen with the -"Cal" compared 10
such punishmen,s as the criminals have
been condemned to suffer! Lei the adj
vocates of no fogging consider the differ
ence. i may be said that the severity of
the punishments referred to, will prove
the surast means ofprevenIing repetilion
OF the offences TO which they have been
attached. We are Of different opinion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
w WANTED

A YOUNG MAN to engage in the
Il Mercantile business. One who has
some knowledge of the business would
be preferred. None need apply unless
well recommended as regards honesty. in
dustry and good moral principles.
WILLIAM MOULDER. .
Shepherdstown, Dec, 8, 1850
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
erence And when ne lock at the

reference. And when ne look at the
many important and exciting subjects 10
be acted upon--when we remember that
I all "old things are to be done away, and
all things become new," by this Conven-
ton. acting under the radical reform pres
sure of the times, no one can doubt that
the proceedings will be in the highest de-
gree important and interesting.
TERMS:
The Proceedings and Debates will be
published IN fuN in the Register, as Ia
ken down by the accomplished stenog-
raphers who have been selected for the
purpose by the Convention--printed on
good paper and fair type, and .Jailed reg
uIarly to subscribers at TWO DOLLARS
for the whole session, payable on the re-
tcept Of the first number. When it is
borne in mind that the Convention will
probably remain in session as long as five
months or more, the terms must be con-
sidered moderate. Of course, the new
Constitution, Bill ofRights, &c. will form
apMt of the published Proceedings.
All who desire the Register will please
send their names and post Office as searIy
as convenient; and the members of the
Convention, and the Delegates to the
General Assembly throughout the State,
will confer favor by receiving the names
of such subscribers in their respective dis
ricts and counties asmay desire the Reg
lister. All communications by mail must
be postpaid to ensure theirrecePlion from
the Post Office.
JOHN ]. PALMER,
COLIN, BAPTIST e. NOWLAN.
POSTMASTERS throughout the
State will confer favor by receiving the
names of subscribers and forwarding their
lists in time 10 reach us by the 25;h of
December. All who send us six sub
scribers from the same office, will entitle
themselves 10 copy of the Register graf
is.
Richmond, November &c, lS50-ct.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
HIND LOOMS For SALE.
Ross against the World.

Ross against the Word.
THE subscriber has just received su-
perior lot Of Ross's best Family Flour.
Also extra superfine and suPerfne -four
from the same mills, which lie is prepared
to sell by the barrel or at retail at the
lowest prices. Call and examine and
you will not 90 away dissatisfied, as he
is determined mol TO be understood Tor
cash.
Also splendid lot Of Cigars of the
choicest brands. lie earnestly invites
the lovers Of tie weed TO give him call
THOS. S. TURNER.
shepherdslown, Oct. 90, 1880.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03

FUolTIyE SLAVE LAw.--The Metho,
dist Ministers of New York, Brooklyn and
WILLIAMSBURG have come out in docu-
ment pretty freely denouncing the "(ugi-
tive slave" law, and calling very loudly
for lis immediate and unconditional re-
peal. Ii is strange, that while all the
leading statesmen Of the country are stri-
wing TO calm the public mind, preserve
peace, and maintain the integrity of the
Constitution and the Union, so many
.clergymen are found travelling out oftheir
line Of duty, and by their example and adj
vice, aiding in keeping alive strife and
ill-wiI between the two sections of the
confederacy,- Clipper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
-g. ALEXANDRIA
GROCERY STORE.

sH.ALEXANDRIA
GROCERY STORE. .
WILLIAM BAYNE solcils the atlen-
" ton of country merchants and deal
ers generally, to his stock Of GROCE-
RIES, which having been laid in early in
the season, before the late advance, he 10
prepared to offer great inducements. For
convenience, he presents 10 the trade the
following list, viz:
IN SUGARS--St. Croix, Porto Rico,
Cuba, DC, in hhds. aRaiatIs.; Toar sugar
CT lst, I'd, and Sd quality, in whole and
half boxes; best crushed and powdered, in
barrels; Soft, Crushed and Clarified in
barrels.
MOL.ASSES- Cuba, Muscovado,
Cardenas, New Orleans, and Sugar-houss
Syrup, in hhds. and barrels.
COFFEES-Rio Green, Porto Rico,
ST. Domingo, Old Government Java, and
Maricabo.
TEAS--Gunpowder, Imperial, Young
Hy:on and black, 10 which he invites very
particular attention as he has inducements
10 offer thaFwiIl tell.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS--"Gold
Leaf" Cavendish Tobacco, with gene
raj assortment Of pounds, SIS and s's; and
Principe, half Spanish and common segars.
SUNDRIES.-Fresh Rice, Maccaro-
nj, Currants, Citron, English Walnuts Al
monds, Filberts, Cheese, CASTLE, Bar,
Rose, Toilet, Cushion Toilet, Victoria,
No. yellow, No. l brown and black
Soaps; "Belmot Sperm" Adamantins
and Mould Candles Scotch Snuff in Bot
ties AID Bladders and Rappee in Jars.
Sanger's Mustard, No. /. Chocolate, sup.
Carb Soda, Saleratds, Cream Of Tartar,
Epson Salts, Cloves, Indigo, Dutch Mad
der, Clipped lockwood, Red Wood, Cop
peras, Refined SaIipetre, Roll Birthstone,
Alum, Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs, Pep
per, Allspice, Race Ginger, Ground Pep
per and Ginger, Coigate's Pearl and No.
/ Starch, Corn Brooms and Whisps,
Golsh's sup. Matches, Lamp Black,
Wrapping Irvine, Foolscap, Letter and
Wrapping Paper, Letter Envelopes, Grass
and Hemp Coil Rope, Bed Cords and
Leading Lines, assorted, Painted Buckets,
Sugar Boxes, Mason's Backing and Black
Ink, Window Glass s-l0's and l0-l2's,
Putty, Fine and G. A. Salt, Table Salt in
Boxes, Powder aud Shot, Bar Lead, .
Picking Vinegar, Bay Rum, Clover Seed,
Alexandra, Sept. II, 1875,
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JOHN A. ROUTZAH HIN
DENNIS UERRINGTON.
CHINESE LUSTR.aL
WASHING FLUID

FOR WdShtng IN nara or Soft UGtef'
IT saves an ordinary sized family from
| twenty 10 twenty-five dollars year in
labour snd wages. Also, 60 pounds OF
Soap Powder for making hard or soft soap,
or washing without labour, warranted 10
take the stains ont of table linen and nap
kins, and warranted not TO rot or injure
the clothes. One paper of this Soap
Powder will make ID quarts Of best family
white Soap, or 4pounds Of good hard
Soap that Will wash with salt water or
hard water, and take stains out Of table
linen. and remove grease from cloth,
gloves &C., for sale by
CHARLES HARPER Agr.
October 90, 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
VI. H. LEWIS. T.V. s. QUIGLEY
ALEXANDRIA DRUG STORE,

kNG STREET, TWO DOORS WEST OF G. APPIcHs
Bet,ceefs Pit and Washington streets.l
II EWIS & QUIGLEY respectfully in
IL form the citizens of Jefferson and The
neighboring counties that they are now
receiving large and well selected assert
ment of Drugs. Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Patent Medicines, Perfumery &c, TO
which they invite attention from Drug
gIsts and Country Merchants visiting Al
eXandria. The great saving in transpor.
tation via. Canal offers still greater in.
ducements to purchase goods inihis place.
Their stocks consists in part of The fol-
lowing: le
Alcohol, Spirits of Turpentine, Mercu-
ry and all lis preparations warranted.
Preparations of Iron.
Vegetable Extracts.
White Lead, pure and extra.
Whiting.
01 Do 1 Green Dry and in OIL
Superior Olive oil, also common ar
ticIe for Machinery.
Chemical or Ethereal oil, superior az
ticle manufactured by themselves.
Pure Pine oil
Superior Cologne
Fancy Soaps
English tooth brushes an elegant or
ticle,
Common do do
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03

pErNTicHs L,sr.--We see il stated
tlrst Long J,ap We1;worb, on lie.n@
kicked by Dir. Niss,n. Of ('hiragn, took
refuge IN a state. Fis grcai ply Tie
ihe. Lorse iEtl The slkle d.da't Rex him
oaragain. Mr. M ana he Horse
.sl,o0l.Is haze hers Up de e$me aMta%sthe
orc Kicking Lohs John.lnio. jte stsNe,
and the oilstr Jui oiis.-- Loaisrilie do,rh5
FL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-12-03
THE SAME OLD COON
ON HAND.

the SUBSCRIBER begs leave 10
i state 10 the public that he has taken
room in the corner Of Rhinehart's house.
where he is prepared 10 do all work per-
tanning TO the ai'N ass 800
TAILORING BUSINESS
with neatness and despatch. He thanks
the public for their former patronage and
begs continuance of the same, TO say
anything further would be superauous as >
the public arc capable of judging for them
selves. JOHN SNYDER. I,
N. B.-An Apprentice boy is wanted
at the above place, between thirteen and
fifteen years old. Application must be
made Immediately,
l wish all my old customers 10 call and
settle and tahc new start.
J. S. =
Shepherdstown, Oct. Is, ls5o.-1m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-07
HIGHLY IMPO3TA Mt ara Iutr-

cStfng TO all. Read the opinions of mem
bcrs of Congress and FIX Governors in rcgardio
he best preparation used for Dyspcps in, Astliinr
ami Debility. From s. s. Phelps and w. Up
ham o! Vermont, J. F. Simmons and l.. II. Ar
mold of Il. !. J. 7. Morchead Of Kentucky
VIM. Woodbridge Of Michig,n, NJ l.. Marli
rom Wisconsin Territory, ''llavinc used Green
Orysenated Bisrs, and from knowledge Of theil
efficacy IN other cases, we cheertullv recommend
tyem to the public, believing that they will FL |
tn sustain the recommends ton of tho trupr.a
aOr."
From Hon. II. d. Foster ofPcnnsylvanin. 81
VS. dyspeptic sufferer about ten years, and ro
sotcd 10 various medicines for relief without
success, until used the Oxygrnatcd Btters.
used about two ho.tes ana find myself rr,tored
to perfect health. The forms of tie disease in
my case were great acictiiy of Stomach, lossve
appetite. extreme Hntuicnce, severe constipaof
OF the bowels and severe Lca,achc." II youare
suffering from any of thea. forms cf Dyspepsia
or Asthma attended with derangc4nnnt of teh
stomach, or general debility. don't fail to try th,
lnvalus bic REMEDY. There is no better medi
emo for females suffering from uterine drrange
manis arising from weakness or nervous drbil
'ly. Price ~ 90 per bottle, 6 bottles for 50 90
Green & Fletcher general ACTS. No | Ledger
Building, Srnth Sd st, Philadelphia. Sold
Wholesale and Retail by James Wilson, Drug
g'st, Port Deposit, Cecil Co.
March 40
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-07
f. huiy Valuable Family Medic mo.
hsr. WoIsdciis Vegetable Rcstera.
1--WE Pills

nose f'Ils are ccrta in cure (if taken In ac.
eo'hhhre to the directions inc,nsnp tbs how
tor fn'p'p'in, sick Hddachr. Lrer Cen,pirsnt
ih"ensn, or severe colds, Rheumatism. npt All
diseases arising from improper sxposnrr, Impu-
,'''es VI VI" hioon, d'sordered Stomach, and Bill
hons tl"bits, Fever ana .4gue. &c, &c
They arc compounded of p, 70 verctahlc In
gradients and are So gentle in their effects urn,
me system that the tcnderest !nf,n. or the ina.
Delicate f-'n-'e may take them with perfect
yet the most desperate diseases weld Mt
once TO TO tnc:r curative power.
hcad me following confirmation the above
ron highly respectable Lady Of c, oil coau,v
DR.. Alfred Weeks, >''"'
Dear Sir'--A sense ofdutv To nv f,,sr
morals prompt N" to M. ka ire - ,bli, ne
nH'" r' mt " tte great and inv; Iuah
1vt ""'" arrived from the of 20,
"osdulls Vegetable Restorative PIN.
was afflicted with burning p,,uu i, my ,hd.
an aud lr'i side, with ind,pcs,un and ..,,.,,L.,
''t'"n wriw .'ch grew upon me for i,,,,,
"""'n 9"' n" icf ana was finally hrurrh,
my VI" where Law s"ti'ring greatly I'M, nh,t
"tre y'aiS mr." wltrn | Inrinnal.ly m ,,m,,,
ware '"f'"gi' your agent here Mr.. To II
hnsh' "i the nigh estimation in h,h
rvs were III Id hy those vito had tried II .o,
az. '"A''hcr" "sl"g ih'm, ana after nsiug
Il 'e" h"Nes fornI hy The hI...io, nr t:,d
i".ss P"'i'd nrn' cure had l-,en effected
"'h the enfh'st hope that th, ,,,,,x,.,
may prove VI s,IvIte 10 thu atfl rleJ
Subscribe mysei y",,, g.ra,ly ohI,v.d .,;.,d
Wood lawn. Oct, Iin 10
mi. ess r'ls ar" '"t 81 IL by Bows s Mcln,ire
n'h,""; D. {. f"wrn, Cownn'own; S,cr,,n n,
ford, ~ E''t; Il. - tuham, lharI,.,.r
~ =, s''ran X T"ylo, fsrryrll,; T. n. knmbt
WOOD lawn; j. a. Ak'nsur & Bro por, Drp,,
~ nenrY Bennett, Fr"nriuwn R,ad.; Jno.
% ~ n"l'o"' Warwick; LINES Il. Pryor, H.nd
y , Hsh"ri CroohsE"nks, Cee,on Rd.
q. oso"'n rrcaerfch'own, Cecil county.
bf's'on Principal Agvn, No lo1 W. I,,,r
St BALTIMORE MD. f"I'''
Oct IS 40