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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-06
Game Scat. Chair lhaausac-

MO Isl N SIXTH STREET opnosite irani-
IN lin Square, Philadelphia.
The subscriber is constantly finishing ana has
CHAIRS, in great variety Of
Elegant and Fashionable STYLES.
For Parlors, Dining Rooms or Chambers. nude
In Fancy Woods, Imitation Woods, and Fancy
Colors, etc.
Reception and Cottage Chairs. oil ht and bean-
6ful designs; Cane Lounges. Cane Sertees, Hall
Chairs, Counting House and Office Arm Chairs,
large and small Rocking Chairs store and steam
boat Stools, Windsor Chains, settees, etc.
Having extended facilities for manufacturing,
We can offer large stock 70 select from, and
cute all orders as promptly and cheapiy as any es
Establishment in the Union.
Honsekeepers, Hotels, Steamboat and Railroad
the factory of So n. +. Noon % :
No. Isl North 9Th ST. ofonsite Franti;n n S6rs-,e
MARI SIN ,ss5i,, philadelphia.
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SMITH q C0

A GENTS of tho baltimore and Ohio Rail
~ Road Co., and Forwarding and Commission
Merchants, FettcrmRn Depot, Taylor county, VA.
will give strict attention 70 the forwarding OF All
Goods and Produce consigned to their caro- 10
any point whRtcver aud having ono OF The lar
COST and best warehouses on said Road west OF
Snmperlnnd, with fRsilit possessed by no oth-
er house Ut this Depot TO load aud unload cars
and wagons into and from their warcrooinp,
without the necessity of the use of drays, or tbs
risk OF exposure of Merchandise 20 the Weather.
They feel Warranted in assuring the public TINT
MERCHANDISE will not he subject 90 damage while
in their care, nOrwiu they spare pains or atom
ton in procuring tho early transshipmOnt 81 an
Merchandise placed IN their care at thg lowest
rates, both In tho prices allowed wngoncrs and
their own charges
They have also made arrangements in Balti:
moro, by which 1t is unnecessary 70 prepay
freight on goods consigned 70 them. - =
REFER TO
Messrs, Robert Garrett and Sons, Mos-is.
street and Son, VIM. Wilson Esq, Bayiy Keys.
ESQ.,, MoSsrs. Long and Byrn, Messrs. 0'fsrici,
Gratfin and Hanson, MOssrs. Kelly, Bail nnd
Criss. Messrs. Walker and ModalrY. i
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Something New.
DIR. JOSEPH L. CARR'S
CHEAP DRUG IL TOBACCO STORE.

IL Opposite the Courthouse, Clarks-
- burg, Va. The subscriber has lust re
49, ceived from the Eastern cities, aud Is
A now opening, large stock of Ameri-
9 can, French and English chemicals
Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Paints,
Oils, Dyestuffs, VRrnish, Brushes, Glass, Spices,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Confec-
tionery, etc., etc. Also, large stock Of
Tobacco, Snuff and Segars,
Ofevery brand and quality !; all of which lie will
sell low for cash, or on the usual credit to pune
tual customers.
My stock having been selected with great caro-
and at the lowest cash manufacturers prices, l
feel warranted in saying that the snine is well
worthy the attention of Merchants Physicians
and others who desire 10 purchase either by
wholesale OF retail. Ny whole stock is fresh and
of the best quality, and my prices arc remarka-
bly, low. To the wholesale purchaser can say
that / can satisfy him that he can make bet
ter purchases of the subscriber than he can
elsewhere-evcn Mt the Eastern cities-aad those
who buy by retail, can assure them my prices
shall be reasonable, and they will get pure and
fresh Medicines, ETC., etc. All I ask il an cxani-
nation of my stock by those who want the beat
articles in my line, at the lowest possible prices.
JOS. i. CARR
November S, 1852. nov1o ly
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Notice.

pURSu ANT to n decree pronounced in the Cir
cult Court of Harrison county, on the aTth
day of January, 1883 in the cause o. Levi Hillary
vs.. Joseph MeCarty and others, l shall, on the
18th day of July, 1858, upon the premises, pro-
coed to make sale of the House and Lot. No. l. in
the proceedings mentioned, which is situate in
the town of ClarksburS, and being the same lot
upon W hich j. B. Wright now resides.
Terms of sale will be five hundred and fiftv
eight dollars cash, in hand on the day of sale and
u credit of six twelve, eighteen and twenty-four
months for the residue, the purchaser giving bond
and good security, and lein retained upon the
property for the payment of the purchase money.
VIM. E. LYON. Deputy,
jel5 At for THos. A. HoRNER, Shift
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ScRoFuLA.-It has been arl5ed by eminen
men, that in the varied catalogue of diseases to
''''" man is liable, there is scarcely one of such
Importance and such interest us Scrofrrla, whe-
ther we look to the obscurity of its origfp ts in
,ha. TESS the number and variety of or
gans that it attacks, or its remor,,hI, ;,,,,.I,,
lily and extensive fatality. fAaOle ihcufaoi-
ocroi'li1 mas filed the skill of the mos, ami,
nent phystci"ns in this country and T., esll-
Gut .nsFs Is an antdote for disease in %
riIIs which ia c of Yellow Dock and sarsapa
most severe cases of Scrofula. '''i' IN the
u SEES advertisement. 10
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INFAMoUs.-A relative of Gen. Harri-
son gives notice in a card, published in
the Cincinnati Times, that all persous as
Semblng in the grave yard enclosure at
North Bend, for the purpose of revelrv,
VIII be prosecuted as tresspassers, and
cites rs reason disgraceful scene which
occurred on the 30th ult., which is desert
bed as follows:
"A party of several hundred came from
Cincinnati in three steamboats,, pioneer
band having proceeded them the day be-
fore in an omnibus, and this pioneer band
pitched their tent in the grave ward on
Sunday for the sale of liquor, without
license OF any one. Yesterday that grave
yard was selected as the spot upon which
the company danced all day, and the
voices of the Professor in calling the fig
ures, could be distinctly heard at the
house, a quarter of mile off. in the val
ley below. That moral recreation of card
playing, so refining and elevating in its
influences, was INDUCED in by many of
the company upon the humble graves ofthe
pioneers of this settlement, and drunken
ness and revelry reigued supreme The
tombstOnes of our family enclosures have
been defaced, and the names of them who
sleep beneath them been partly erased,
80 as to make them read differently, and
even the names of the individuals commit
ting these acts written upon the stones in
pencil an insult to the dead and a wan
ton outrage upon the feelings of the liv-
ing. The depredations committed upon
the beautiful mound where the remains of
Gen. Harrison repose are disgraceful in
the extreme. Every little shrub and flow
er planted there by the hand of affection
are rudely destroyed by these sacreligious
Vandals in their bacchanalian revelries.'
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WAGON NTakin.g.

BE undessgned wVnld respectfully Inform.
n the eitizens OF Harrison and adjoining coun-t
on Mechanic street, South Of the burnt sistfiot
where he rs prepared % do all work IN lis lno n
business in 9 superior manner, such as Wagon
ordered. Also repairing done IA INC very bsst
style. -
PLows always kept on hand, or made 1t tho.
shortest notice. -
Thankful for past favons, i hope BY giving NV
whole and undivided attention 70 iny business, to
still merit liberal share of the public PATRONAGE
JEFFERSON FLETCHER. !
ClarlSsburg, Jan. 2Sth, lS6s.-lS.
r, S.-The woodwork of two horse WAGON,
Kept constantly on hand. Elf9fl -
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Rules at Washington,

hutes at washington
The following are the rules govern
ing the transactions of business in the In
terror Department, which have given so
much offence to many government en-
ployees here. They have lately been
officially promulged. Men of common
sense will see the propriety of every one
of them, though the clerks seem incapa-
bic of taking any such view of them.
They are as follows:
I. All clerks are required to be at their
own proper desks from 8 \, NJ. to 81 p.
NJ, except on Sundays.
g. The Library of the Department will
will be open for taking out and returning
books only until 81 A. NJ. each morning
it may, however, be visited at other hours
bv persons connected with the department.
for the purpose of examining books OF doc
uments relation to their official duties.
8. Whenever any person wishes to see
a clerk on other than public business, he
will state his wishes to the chief clerk, of
the Office to which the clerk is attached,
and the clerk wanted will meet him out of
his room.
4. No clerk shall absent himself du-
ing Office hours without the special appro-
baton of the head of his office or his chief
clerk.
5. No clerk shall occupy the room of
another. in Office hours, any longer than
the public business which takes him there
requires.
5. Carriers of newspapers, or Of sub
scription lists for any purpose, will not
be allowed during office hours to visit anv
of the rooms.
7. All persons having public business
to transact shall have full and free access
to all the clerks.
8. All business of Il private or personal
character must be transacted during other
than office hours.
9. No contracts or assignment of clerks
pay are to be recognized By discussing
clerks. All moneys are to be paid to the
clerks themselves, and usurious contracts
discountenanced and discontinued and
the head OF the Bureau will protect the
clerks agaist them.
10. Ii any clerk suffer a clai II agent
or other person not connected with the
Bureau to which he is attached to be in
his room without the consent of the Chief
of the Bureau, it shall be considered cause
for removal. Agents who may visit the
rooms of clerks without permission shall
be struck from the list of recognized
agents.
IL. All clerks will be required to be per-
sonally, and not by proxy or substitution,
in their rooms.
IL. If the chief clerk of each Bureau
does not report fully and promptly every
month, pursuant to the statute, it shall
be considered good cause for his reno
val.
10. No unreasonable tasks must be
given, but all combination and concert of
action, or any other expedient to delay
work, or lessen the usual labors of office
during the office hours, must be noticed and
reported.
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Paper Hlangings.

ihE nnaerslgnsd. have Just opened fresh and
which are GoLD and VELvE-, FrSE SATrs. ana
the lowest priced glazed papers: Also, DEeorA-
TONS, BoRDKRs, FIEE-ScREESs, CUHrAlNs etc.
Which they offer a. the lowest prices both whole
sale and retail. The best woTlSmen employed 20
hang paper either in the city or country.
Blank Books. Stationery, etc.
We have also our usual assortment of WRITlSs
Books, Stationery, Sc.
PARRISH & H0UGH,
No. North FIFTH ST, . doors above Market,
Cash paid for Country Rags. atlAD marls SIM
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CHEAP CASH STORE.
Hurrah for the Maine Liqmor Inv.
;hh,eepit before the public mind,

heepft before the public mind,
That sweet Mulberry cider is our sign.
y tel would respectfully invite the attention OF
inc citizens of Clarksburg and vicinity and the
PUBIC in general. to their newly selected and
SPlGRdld stock ofCheap goods consisting in part
81 S ptE foods, Groceries, Tobacco and segars,
Meet Mulberry Cider. fresh Apple Lemonade.
T% ~, SI alter. Spruce and Ginger Beer Hard
Ri Ri wooden, Queens and Glusswares. Trunks,
Ietfns, gSueS and Shovels. Hats, and fine Sc
iT T w. OF summer and Fall Dry Goods and most
III d, o'rT articles suitable for this market. Give
10 q CTl! UNI we VIII give you good bargains
duce. ''eA lor country pro
Juno 26th. IS5a-tf
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NOTICE. !.

Clarksburg Tea. Wine & f.iduor store.
Day GooDs, GRoorRiHs a HAnDwARs,
HATS Cars, BooTs a su0Es, aas ~
READY MAnE Go 7. tstss 1
TiIING, cto, aslss
I lIARMISoN has Just received and A now
-. opening large and splendid assortment OF
TO sell TO the CitizOns Of Olarksbnr mud .icInitv
at the lowest cash prices. 'Nr'T.'N
Call soon and examine for yoursul vcs. mt t,ot,,s
new building on Pike street, opposite Dont,s 10.
n; B;-The highest prices giSon form binds
OF irouuce. afN as ~ dosfNrr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-07-06

GEN. JACKsON's LAW OFFICE.-It
may not be generally known among
our distautread that the office in which
General Jackson read law in this town is
still standing. 1t is small frame build.
ing, and seems once to have been paint
ed red; but its color at present would be
hard to describe. The hand of time is
visible upon it. We visited it few DAYS
ago; it stands upon the lot of Nathaniel
6oyden, Esq, and in front of his elegant
dwelling. A stranger would wonder that
IL was permitted to remain a decayiup
and unsIghtly structure in the midst Of
tast and elegance; but there are associa-
tons connected with it-be it said to the
honor of the Proprietor-that preserve
1t from the ruthless hand of progress, Its
former tenant, after career amonr tho
most brilliant in the annals of history
now moulders in the grave, leaving he.
hlnd him a name as lasting as time
From this humble, insignificant Office. he
went forth, rising step by step, encircIin~
his brow with fresh laurels, and extend
ing the circle of his fame at every ad-
vance, until he at last reached the proud
est height, the most honored station in
the world Living, he was his countrv's
pride; and dead. his memory is shrined in
every Salis6ary Banner.
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~ Weak, Nervous, Depressed in Spirits, and
prey to numerous mental us well as physical
evils, the victim OF dyspepsia is indeed object
Of commisseratiOn. Yet 1t is absurd for him to
despair. We care not how low, weak, nervous
and irritable he may be, the cordial properties of
NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, are stronger than the
nany-headed monster that is preying upon his
body and mind; and if he CHOOSES to try them,
we will insure u speedy cure. u
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A CARD.

Great Attraction IN Dry Goods, GrOce-
rieS and Hardware.
THE subscriber would announce to the citizens
l. of Clarksburg and the public generally that
sive stock of Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware,
Liquors, &c. READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS 81 CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES. UNDER
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Hosiery s Groves
and many other articles too numerous to men
ton, at the lowest cash prices. Call soon and
examine for yourselves, at che new store ON Turn
pike street, opposite the Virginia Hotel. kept by
~ Dent fdes 1yl J. HARRISON.
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MACUINERV

4 I'm IN go. o. CARDIAC MaeIIinls. 81 EXTRA
a CAl@lIf now ready aud for eaIe. i : y
n Also, Two and Four Ilorss riIrssiirle 81 hi,,s,
IN ana Cob Crnshers Straw Cutter with : -
~ - sleh articles a. arc needed Ia THE cft5ltry
SOg Mork well and prom Dtty execiifed -
y. Livery thing offered f6r ale n. i,,..l. -
~. own care and supervision, and ~ nv
sei sponsible for the Te5fofridfiee ~ ssei 80
~ ts.Ils. IRA IfARTgf
= IL - ~. ~ ts-is decfF II
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Robert Nipple,
Supposed Runaway,

ezzN Placed in my custody on the 18th
ESs9 inst, a mulatto boy calling himself
AK TIMOTHY BROADFEET, about 5
AkS%feet or l0inches high, about 80 wears
& ASold, light built and apparently active,
aand having u small scar near the cor
IL ner of his left eye, and others on his
thrOat. Said boy is supposed to be a runaway
slave from Nashville, Tenn. He says he was
manumitted by Robert Cole of that place-sOme-
times three, and sometimes eight, years ago.
His owner will come forward, prove property
pay charges and take him away, or he will be
dealt with according to law
THOS. A. HORNER, Shift.
Clarksburg, Va, June 18th, lS53-tf
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1900 Acres ofI.and for Sal,

N NICHOLAS COUNTY, on the Weston
= and Gsnley Bridge Turnplke, between Nichs
o oi and bra%ton Court-honses, ten milcs from
on the wutsrs Of MumbleiypeK, at the, foot IN
fowel's Mountain. A portion OF the Tandi =
suitable for meadow, and a part for grai,. sylth
lands aSjoining adapted TO ranging caitIe. sheen.
o.c. rty or aI Ior.y acres Of u improved vita
buildings, and one OF Tie best springs In sVeste,n
virginia, near the house. His a good place az
house Of entertainment, there being but an,. ~
tween BraxtOn and Nicholas conrt.lonses !. sI,o
Ior a 1'sagon-makeF OF blacksmith, there beinr
none between the two points. viii lie tssnssd
10 show, ths land 70 any person wishing 40 80 n
;NiehOlac 9. H., April 10, is55.--sm :. ~.
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Cabfnet-ware.

RslTuRs The subscribers wonld cali
- the attention of the citizens Of
ess-,---.--$ ClaTksburg and surrounding
}ZF7zz- y III country, % their general assort-
G4-S7o Inent 0fFURNITURE, dc: ali
Of which is manufactured with y view 70 its' neat-
ness and durability, and win be sold cheap for
prompt pay.
They are in receipt of all the late fashionable
changes, and their work will be shaped accordinC.
".
Those wanting articles In this line arc inri.ed
70 give rs = cal, a eare determined none shall
go away dissatisfied
Ware Rooms on Pike street. opposite Dent.
Hotel, Clarksburg. J. q E. u. HURSFY.
Clarksburg, Feb 1s, 1855. nois
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Chairs! Chairs!
BLACKSMlTHING,

~ The subscriber respectfully informs the
fLS public that he has put in operation the
- Blacksmith shop in the rear of BaTtlett's
Hotel. and is prepared TO do all kinds Of work in
his line
He has skilful hands employed. and those pa
tronizing this shop may rest assured that their
work will be done well.
a share of the public patronage is so!ioited.
June 18th, 1s5s-tf
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70 FULToN STREET, New York,
E,trnnnn - COLI stnn..t :
Eaa sIiccfna emit.

4 I Rules held in the Clerk 5 Office of the Cir
"a cult Court of Richie county, on the first
Monday in July, 1853.
Lessee Of Lewis Maxwell.
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THE MARKETS.
BALrIn1oRE. juno 2O. 1a5a.

BALTIMORE, j uue ~, 1888.
BEEF CATTLE Tho number of Cattle offered
at the scales to-day, amounted to 500 head of
beeves, 400 head of which sold to city butch
'ers and packers, and dealers in stock cattle, at
prices ranging from $3.50 TO $3.50 p 100 lbs
ON the hoot-equal to S,7O0@9, 75net, and aver
aging S3.sI gross. The balance goo head) were
driven to Philadelphia.
HoGs.-sales from $3.50 to 6,25 p 100 tbs.,
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CHARLES LEWIS respectfully
ETTTSf2I informs his friends and customers and
X - HI the public generally that he has Just
N N. Z. received A Large and Splendid
I--------A'-H Assortment of Goods, 10 which
he invites their attention, being fully assured
that he can offer them on such terms as cannot
fail to please all. Tho stock consists partly as
follows:
Every variety of LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
including Prints, Delaines, Cashmercs, Alpaccas
Black and Figured Silks, &c. &c.
Ladies' Worked Sleeves. Collars, Cuffs, Skirts,
Wells, &c. Straw and Chocolate colored BON
nets, a few fine Silk Bonnets trimmed.
A large assortment of shuwls, very low, Of
every variety of colors. 5--t ..s.-l
For gentlemen, he has almost every article OF
clothing that can be desired, including large as
soTtment Of ReadY-Made Clothing, which
willSbe sold'at extremely low prices.
w @ "A large stock Of Groceries, Hard,
,IN ware, Queensware and notions Pur-
- chasers win find il to.tilcir advantage
to examine his stock before purchasing, AZ Ia
takes pleasure in showing his goods at all times
~ Every description OF country produces Ia
ken, in exchange for which the highest market
prices will be given. noyIOIy
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NOW rs THE TIME.

tF1ME past is gone and cannot be recalled
Il Time futuTe-lS not here, and 70 many Of ns
may never come. But time present is now ON
hand, and so is s. s. DAYTON who iS7oc1lfed
on Main street, Clarksbnrg, two .ioors below
LOwndes' store, where all tho ching work
done in his line Of business, by giving vim call
Will be promptly attended TO IA tie vah rs BRAN
ches of SilTorsmithing
Clocks, Watches 81 Iowelry.
Neatly repaired and warranted for one We BE-
ing permanently located, he hopes, by cour .C'sy
and strict attention, TO business 10 iii ...are
Of patronage.
s. S. DAYTON.
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Of the ,chOie SySte7D.

" Hte UHOte SYStS"
Ii Immediately counteracts that distressing
Nervousness and Lassitude so common to the fe-
male frame, and imparts an energy and buoyance
as surprising as they grateful, We have evi.
dc nee on file which induces us strongly TO re-
commend this medicine to married people whe
huve not been blessed with offspring.
The Shaker prepared Z" Yellow Dock and til
' Red Honduras SarsaParilla'' are the invaluable
remedial agents from which DR.. Guysott's In
proved Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
is formed, and the Laboratory of DR.. Guysott has
given the virtues of these roots in their perfec
ton. His preparation contains all the restora-
tive properties of the roots, combined and con-
centrated in their utmost strength and efficacy
Experiments were made in the manufacture OF
his medicine, until it was found that it could moi
be farther improved.
Accordingly we find it resorted to almost uni
versallyi in cases of Hepatic, Scorbutic and Cuta-
neous complaints, for general prostration of all
the vital powers, and all tn tormenting disea-
INJURIOUS TO health.
case of Scrofula of IL months standing, GU
red by four bottles of DIR. Guysoit's Extract of
elbow Dock and Sarsaparilla:
WNsLow, Ind, Goth Feb, 1853.
Mr.. J. D. PARK-Dear Sir: My wife has been
suffering for twelve months with Scrofula, during
all which time she has been under the care and
treatment of several physicians, without any APP
parent benefit to her case, from their attendance.
Four weeks ago saw some of DR.. Guysott's
Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, at Geo.
Deans store in Winsow, and from his high re-
CONNIE ndation of the article, l concluded 10 try
it. | bought one bottle which was taken by my
wife, and which helped her considerably. Since
which l have bought three bottles, which she is
taking, and she is now nearly well.
THOMAS MARTIN.
Irregular or Disordered MenstruatiOn cured by
DR.. GuysOtt's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparilla- From apracticing physician in Eliza
BEETHOVEN, KY:
ELIzABErHrowN, Feb. %, 1853.
]. D. PARK-Dear Sir: have tried DIR. GUY
sott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
in my practice, for the cure of Disordered Mem
situations, and find il to very fine effect
In one case Their were very alarming convul-
sions which Ocor1sed in quick succession during
the menstrual period; un6 after the second at
tack of that kind. adnfsed the use of DR.. Guy-
sotts Extract OF S1rsaparlla during the interval,
and my patient has not had a return of her con-
Vusions since c. H MGlLL-
Quart bottles 81 per bottle-six bottles for s..
JOHN d. PARK.
Northeast corner of 4th and Walnut sts., Gin
cinnati, Ohio, General Agent for the West, to
~hOm all orders must BE- addressed
AoENTs:-A F. Barnes and A. Criss, Clarks-
burg; Clayton S FentOu, PruntytOwn; Logan
& Carr, Fairmont; H. H Carr & Co., Morgan
own; DR.. Il. H. Hall, Yves on.
July 14th, 1s5a.-eow 1