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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

AN "OLD" NovELrY.-Thc Wheeling
Times says that locomotive on the Bal
Iimore and Ohio Railroad, lately ran
over COW that was daily expected to
calve. and literally tore her limb from
limb. leaving the calf thus Prematurely
brought to light. unhurt. The Times ex.
presses doubt whether "any locomo-
i've in the country can beat that
There is one belonging to the Richmond
Fredericksburg ana Potomac Railroad
that can beat it, at least in point of time.
Il performed the same feat with exactly
the same results. in the county Of Hano,
yer, three years ago. We understand the
calf-now calf no Ionger-is s'lI living
The circumstance was chronicled in all
the papers OF the dhy.-Rich. Post.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

The CnuHcn CONTROVERSY. -Inasmuch
as the falsehoods of correspondent in
another paper has created wrong i'm
preston upon the minds ofsome. We con
siderit due TO ourself to remind our read.
ers that the controversy between A
True virginia." and .'Justice" in regard
to the Methodist church, was commenced
by the former. on behalf of the NJ. E.
Church, ana state. that when he desires
to close the discussion. it will be done
We shall next week. publish reply to
his last aif he fails to rejoin. that will be
the end oft, but if he sends us another
article. we shall publish it andits answer,
if one be made. u ~ Is
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

TEMpLAn's MAGAzrNE.-We have re-
ceiveJ the April number ef this publica-
ton, which closes the resent volume =
The Templaris good magazine. and is
worthy the patronage of every temrer-
ance man. While it gives to the mem
bers of the Temple order much valuable
in'ormatior, its pages are filled with mat
ter both useful and enter. aiming. Pub
lished by J. Wadsworth. Cincinnati, at
ST. 90 year, in advance.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

MAsox1C.-The brethren OF Fairmont
Lodge, No. 8, A. Y. NJ. will celebrate
the approaching anniversary Of St. John
the Baptist, June "a, 1854, with the
usual and appropriate ceremonies. The
neighboring Enc"mpmeuts. Chapters and
Lodges. and all sojourning brethren in
good standing. are cordially invited to be
present, and participate upon the Occa-
sion.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

FRENCH BRAXDY.-Ths United States
Court. at Boston. has granted an injunc-
ton restraining firm from sellin. casks
of CoSnac Brandy having. it is alleged.
the trade marks Of celebrated manufac,
turer of Rochelle. France. upon lhem.-
The Brandy was. Of course, if the allega-
ton De true. of domestic manufacture. II
is alleged that The fraud has been carried
~ t. q taKge EXERT
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

The LADIES' REposrroRY-Th maya
zine for April is on our table. 1tcontains
two fine engravings and an excellent Ia
Bile of contents. is one of the best
magazines we receive. and is published at
two dollars per annum. Address. Sworn
sted and Poe, Ciucinuati. We have me-
yer received the March number: will the
publishers please send tito us.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

REORGANIZATION oE THE WH1a PARrT.
Ii is stated that movements is on foot.
At Washington to re-organize the whig
party. and to urge the name of the Hon.
John Bell. of Tennessee. as a candidate
for the next Presidency. Other names.
however. are menri"ned. and among the
most prominent are Willard Fillmore, of
New York. Edward Everett. of Massachu-
sslts. and John @. Crittendon, of Ken
t6eky,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12
~ We have received from the pull

w We have received from the pub
Usher. T. B. Peterson, No. lO9 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia. The Fortune Hunt
Err; d Novel of 4ysv York Society. by
Anna Cora Mowatt. Mrs. Mowatt is a
writer of considerable Repatriation. and
the Fortune Hunter is said to be one of
her best productions. truthfully delinea-
ting the fortune hunting prOpensities of
New York Upper Tendon" Price SO
cents.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12
Gpnprr's Glurkshurg Rp9iater
=" EqnnI RIgh.. anl IquaI Lnw.v
WEDNESDAY. APR. ls, 80
{ A Mountain Labored aud Brought
Forth q Mouse.n

In accordance with his promise. our
friead Wesley has endangered to substan-
tate his q slanderous allegations :" but if
any person can see either pith, point or
proof in his labored cffusion. they must
have sharp optics, indeed. If the Rev.
gentleman had waited a day or two lon
ger before writing this last article. he
would have ascertained that we allow no
man of the least claim to responsibility.
no matter how weak or false that claim
may be, to gratuitously assault US as he
has done, without our assuming the de-
fensive. We had supposed that he had
abandoned his old dodge Of holding the
publisher of correspondence accountable
for its sentiments particularly after any
feeling in the matter under discussion had
been disclaimed, and both sides given an
impartial hearing: but in this we have
been mistaken. This violation of so we'll
known a rule Of publishers and writer's,
and the fact that the articles he complains
of were in reply to communications writ
ten by friend Of his wing eff the Metho-
dist Church, published by us. and which
had been replied to b. that correspondent.
as we'll as the character Of his articles.
convinces US that it is the i'll will the Rev.
gentleman bears US. rather than any good
he desires to do the cause Of christianity,
that dictates his articles.
But we will not longer keep the reader
from the balderdash Of this Irish divine,
who is like disgrace TO his nativity and
his calling
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

~ We are again compelled to crowd
the article of "Justice" over. We can
not consent to devote too much room to
this religious controversy, which is so I'M
interesting to alargc majority ofour read
ers, and his article has the advantage Of
not spelling by keeping.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

The HULsEMANS LETrEB.--The New
York Evening Post publishes letter from
Session, alleging that Daniel Websterwas
rot the author Of the celebrated Hnlse-
mann letter. but that Mr.. Everett claims
he authorship there0f-that he hsa now
he original draft which was found by
Fletcher Webster among his fathers pa
.,ers. and returned 70 Mr.. Edward Ever
~ at his (Mr, Eyerett,'s) request. Tho
Everett at r.,Webster's desire, who at
he Time was suffering from severe illness.
It is the intention of Mr.. Everett. il is
'urther alleged. to publish the originallet.
er with the amendments made BY Mr.:
Webster, for private use and circulation
amongst his friends. TIiese deveIope-
nents have created great sensation among
the friends Of Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Ev-
erett.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

CoxGREss.--The Senate has passed the
House bill providing for the construction
of six new war steamers. The House has
passed bill allowing certain postmasters
ten per cent. more commission.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

Dr.. DuRD1N ON THE TURKISH WAX
The Rev. DIR. Durbin. in the course Of the
delivery of highly interesting missionary
Sc rmon, at Washington, on Sunday morn.
ing clearly showed that the war In pro-
gfcss between Turkey and Russia had its
origin in religious policy on the part Of
the Gar. who apprehensive that q tolera4
lion" by the Turkish government Of all
Christian creeds may encourage a think
ing and investigating spirit which may cx-
tend TO the hearts Of his dominions. and
thus imp.ril the stability of his empire.
Ten years ago. while the doctor was at
Smyrna. young man. a Christian, for
the purpose of securing. by marriage. the.
heart and hand Of a lady of that city.
epost"tized to Mohammedanism. But
rt,ree months afterwards. stung in his con
science. that he had forsaken The religion
Of the Saviour. he returned openly 10, his
first love. For this he lost his head,
which was thrown to the dogs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

New Posr OFFIcE-A new Post Office
has been established in Barbour county,
about six miles north of PhilIippi. The
office is called Calhoun-Mr. Edmund
Hill, postmaster.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

TREATMENT OF AN AMERICAN Ar VAL
PARArso.- 1t is stated that commanded
OF vessel. and who is naturalizAd Ames
rican, was recently mobbed at Valparaiso.
on the ground that he Ind ill.treated Ills
passengers. a number Of Chi.ians, and W hen
lie asked for protection from the authors
Ties, they threw him into prison. The,
U. s. Consul advised the governor Of tho
province that he had rcco gnizpd the
captain as an American citizen. and de.
manded for him II fair. prompt and impair
tial trial. He complained also. that the
mate Of the vessel had been mobbsd, aud
declared that, unless such proceedin IS
were stopped he would make a national
affair of it. %
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

REScoSTRE AT CnARLoTTEsyILLE.-
fight occurred at Charlottesville, on the Sd
inst, about 2 o'c!ock. At the Monticello
House. between Mr.. Edgar G lrth aud
Mr.. David w. Flournoy.l Bowie knives
and pistols were used by both parties. and
both the young men we're wounded--Mr
Garth very seriously. He was cut in Sc,
veral places. the neck. breast and aldo.
men. and also recei>e ed a pistol shotin his
left breast. Mr.. Flournoy was wounded
in several places, the worst being on his
arm. His wounds are not dangerous, and
are slight in comparison with those recei-
we'd by Mr. Garth. 1t is said that three
of Colts revolvers were used by the pars
ties, perhaps six or more shots fired, only
one OF which took effect upon Mr.. Garth:
The shooting was on the street. II being
court day there were many persons pass;
ing. but no one was accidentally shot,
which is most wonderful. This sad oc.
currence took place while the people were
sitting down to dinner in the Monticello
House.
Several physicians and surgeons were
soon on the spot and dressed the wounds
of the combatants. Mr. Fournoy was
afterwards committed to Jail to await a
judicial investigation which was to take
place the next day. Mr.. Garth rested
quite we'll during thesnight, and was con-
siIerel TO be much better next motnings
r Id . 40 B. A IL VI u ID
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

President Pieree's Message in re-.
lation % the seizure Of the Black Warrior
has reached Havana. and tits said, crea.
ted quite q sensation among the Cuban
officials S's1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

AN IMPORTANT CHANGE IN TIE Gov
ERNMEST's CUsroM SYsTEM.--The bill
which passed the House of Representa-
tives on the 9th ult., to enlarge the
bonded warehouse system, abolishes the
government establishments, and allows
private individuals to enter into the bust
ness under proper guard and restrictions,
to do so at will. Their buildings must
be in all respects suitable, and one KEY is
to be in the keeping Of a custom officer,
to other being in that of the private pro-
Prietor of the establishment, who is au-
thotized thus to hold goods under bond
awaiting sales ere the duties are paid,
for three years instead of for one, as at
present. The risk from fire or other da-
mage is to be wholly that ofthe owner of
the goods and of the private bonded ware
house men.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

The LEXINGTON MURDER.-The Lynch.
burg Virsinian of Saturday last contains
the following in reference 10 the murder
in Lexington, to which we alluded yes
terday:
Joseph Moore, keeper of a hotel in
Lexington. was murdered in that town
last Wednesday, by VIM. VIM. citi-
zen Of the same town. printer by trade
Moore was formerly constable. and
some difficulty is understood to have ex-
listed between Moore and Vim, in conse-
queuce of some accounts which NJ ore
held again tn: latter. The murder was
&C mitted with bowie knife. Wina
was arrested. We suppose the Licking
ton papers will give US the par ticulars Of
the eplor able ntfa ir.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12
smith o,Rrlen,s Rsie.,se-=

Smith 1O3BrieIl3s nan, .,.-..-
loved, on Friday az sS..r; ~, Ass were over
learned t1e.rlsSl l;,lin' = ~ @ilen they
Mr. William Smith s1sR = ss'tI ss1e'sse OF
BONDAGE. Two, imnsn = ~ ~. ION penal
lighted al lDromoland Gats SAI a. were
stese hilarity prevailed. Ths. tHs sseaS
Mr. WIN Halpin. M H 1.Is houses OF
RIael,weII were illunoinat,s,l ~ 80 aud Ar.
windows of sleglater theTe "a me
the nortraits Of the Irislex;les.
conlsI eonal the hann;ness vb;cl, tl,s 49,.
news ;mnarted Ia The family al IS r s,sSA
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

re- The Car Nicholas knows how to
manage. A wealthy merchant Of Odessa
very generously. as he thought, sphgcri.
bed 10, QUO roubles towards carrying on
the war against the Turks. but Nicholas
differing with him ia opipion upon that
point issued his orders that the merchant
should fully equip two cavalry regiments
and support them for two years. The
rights ofpriO1te 1,repertyli g not q 50 blect
II at he Gar ever thinks Of troublin him
seH about. Ao - a.. -.
CupAs oggIcrALs BgcoxIxe Meas Pc.
LrrE. lit is said that the ipassegers bg,th
Empire City. at New z FORK. from Haya-7
ma. state that the ofi;isl authorities were
very kind and attentive 70 the officers ofthe
steamsr. AMI 20 susneI tlls pt4ssnEsrs
with whom they had occasion, to have
The Black. Warrior at
fair. il seemed 10 be the general .opinie n,
you'd load 70 unpleasant RESULTS ssll E
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

OUTRAeEs ON AMERICAS VEssELs.-A
letter in the N. Y. Times states that a
few days ago. an American merchant
man going to Matan zas. was overhauled.
when near that port and fred into by a
Spanish war vessel. The captain made
his protest in the premises before the
United States Consul at Matanzas, who
sent statement of the case to the Cap
tain General at Havana. but receiving
no satisfaction. has reported the case to
our government Another American
vessel. belonging to Richmond. Va,
commanded by Capt j. J. Faris, was re-
Gently subjected. at Matanzas, to a charge
of $3.50 tonnage duties. on her deck load :.
in contravention Of port regulations,
which exact no such duties on a deck
cargo. The money was paid under pro-
test. and the case was left in the hands Of
the Consul at Matanzas for adjustment.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

z 4! hand-spring.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-12

THE JAPAN lie Washing
ton Star learns from a reliable source that
the government has instructed Com. Per-
~ to return this spring to japan, with all
his ships under his command shat could
be sparel from the China seas, to receive
the answer of the Emperor to our propo.
sails and then return home with all his
vessels except a steamer and two sIoops
Of war, which are to remain in that quar-
ter as the regular U. S. East Indies So uad-
ron. And further. that the returning
vessels will come home via the Pacific
touching at San Francisco. aud other most
important points in the usual Pacific.
route, thence to the United States. The
commodore is expected to return himself,
overland. with as little delay as possible.
He is understood to have applied success
fully for permission SO to do.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-25

TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and 10 all " no use Liquor ;is "a Medi-
cine Or rs q KcNcrngc

rhy,icians who pir.crbc Alcoholic Liquors for med-
,,nal purposes -hunld give the preference to WOLfES
SGtIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAIPS.
/. 1t !. manufactured at Schcdnm. in Holland, md
axrIsivrly in the factory Of tie proprietor by process
nj from material elsewhere unemployed and un-
Lnowu.
= It ia proved, by the reprntcA analysis of several
,inrnt chemists, be cniry In iron the rernr ous
rus oil which rcmuins in every kind ol liquor d'stlrd
LON Ernir and which isthr cause o the nervous nnd
eisccral do,u cement scriou- congestion, aud morbid
l' for hnbitual uni lni"mPernie II dn g"ner, winch
-, Il liquors invnrinb,y tend to sup tiaduc".
} II il proved by the ,nmr nnrrrng te-t' that the
Juniper Gln nnvored with the ronrsc. Rclid and
i,dgestihc oil of Jupiter heretofore usrd, but with
fiie specifically lighter volatile. nr"nnc md me.
,lc,na ot the cs-rurn oils of the lbnn luLiper
b5ry, neg lected by every other ma af'etrcr.
4. 1t l. chemically proved t. hcnhso'u"ly pure IN is
reciicnt on--u qualify obtained hy entirely new pro
rrs aud which other Holland Gin in the world lns
erqrirrd.
). Iii rovcd by extensive medical experience and
testimony 10 benn efficient W" as nm n'reehble rem
e., il unuy ol ncipcnt dr pay. gIHvel. cro, c
rt, iheunniism, haulruce colo. cancr"ii"n- IN tie
kautv md bladder, ly pep-iu tNrl an igur eenerai
'bilry, sluggish circulation &" the aood d"hrrn rs
-.nulttinn -, food and eXhnu,tcd yiinl eIetgy.
Il. II IL r mot entcul mud rennyhtne c"rdal, and,
when u.rd rs ii ecle1 inlnme- III" -y'em or in
Icos inobrioty but tends rather Ia snbdue the nlhr
trny hy crcn adi-lae 10 all inferior 'Iqn"r- Aud
il lnsariub,y roIcct- h III effects Il bad water "feth
- IN swampY Limestone dlstrifis. In AL oi thfe
euHmctucd qu i.iez has rival in any make in the
world
Since the int educion Of ihis celebrated medicinal
bev 'ragc into The uniled States. num'rT oi llquoI
Houses in New York md other lnr9e cities hive
commence counereiting it. HE genuine only sold
in gul and pint otllrs. handsomely winppe IN yellow
paper h nv hume the bottl,, corA. nnd libel
would udv.e hose who ii meli nny, to purchase
ty thr e, Bars aud Iiolr' frequently fill my OF
Il. wi common gin and sell 4 for the genuine. Far
al ty all tie rr.pcrtphc Druggists in tie United
: ate, UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Mpnuiacturfi and Importer,
Is. %. and - Beuver-st.. New York.
Tie word Srannprs" belongs exclusively TO my nrti-
rls oil others eountrrle
no. . d3m
tor sale at J II. THOMPSON & cos
Drug Starr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-25


WHAT TIE CRITICS SAY.
Icar whni Frank Leslie says oi ii in his Ladies' GU
Zcttc;
Wehnve read his exceedingly elegant contribution
light literature with nhanrhng interest. "Alonc"
ccon., simple ,nlr of real life drdcured tony broth
cr nnd -istc We wrlromc such ,-butcs Ills most
henrly Nothing in its way strikes memory
,ur nui-iir Gnzette wound gem of purest ROY,
and commend Alone Ia every ref cl nina 8
A onr -inud4 ia, abov. the ieh literature of the ,ny
IN s aiyle aud general deitiF frederick rbnrg HsrlI.
Narunh nnd Gr like IN its options. and termp,
md IN oyr,n VII & sympathy, rc,vadc the cntre work,
"nd srnrke upon cvr' puge We have read ,ovel
"hch We 81 heartily commend To ths pubic .
"Alone '-Lcxincion Gazcue.
Chnm,tern by force, ecnrness and originnlity.-
G"dry's Indy Book.
II spnd- 'niouc ~ being celnin extent otig nal.
II is n renatkni c and curnn- Of work
ly navel II is II hiully plan ed and deeply inter
ct ny sioty hut something more than n and is
designed tn be "-omehi, g. better thnn inter sting.
We think she hns accomplished than she ut cnde.
-Sunihern Li.inry Messenger
tine ol The best works of hctnn have reud -
"Mnrinn nbtaid" may be Justly puced In the very
front rank u American nmal, writer's be fori Senti-
mel
II hrnrs the unmisakna lie H. PR Of n highly gifted
mind -Dai vile Register.
Every page is iucirn; the language 10 chnsie and
clrG 'n thr whole mc fascinating that ii h. ds tho
r"hlcI'. mini in n finn fiasp nt !, is hHi.hcd.-
emmy Fost OCT 2Sn
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Smi'h's inyieorating Cordial

4 IAN 6e ind at the uANHIN ,TON HOiSE
y Ear. dtt'y from O'clock a NJ, hi l. &c och,
I. It, astonishing po"sr in restoring To VIZ rou-
actionIi, organs uf thr Ia system. which
havr been Frustrated lay OVER OHK lie effects ~
the Cn,ae. cun lac attcstci by hundreds vino dniy
using H. Supply inrxhau-lible; and genuine b,t
rhnt prennred by SMITH hi, ui,nhble assistant,
MORGAN
Nora BfSf Just received rR> CASKS If TAYLoR's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported 10y W. II. Taylor
ESQ Norfolk, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-25

Al-n over 100 0D0 l'nint,ug- Snruo' Medals, 'ha,l-
Nlhnm. Vainnble Books. nud fonioios of Enrrayiugs
nLnr in m l50 QUO eiit. wldci vii hc d,sti buied hv
a committee nppoprcl ly the Shnieu ,,cr-, aud foi
,nrlcl frr, oi cmrgr b" he ruhc- nhrdrnt servants
DASllAI1tS co,
iS6 Hron,iwny. New York.
Orders for Enerns iue- mad Tie in thi. rrebt
T., prsc ntc daily arriving from Il pnrt- ni the United
Slafr, and Cnna Ia. Inch wnrfnnt in pom sing u
vey curly day f-r the d-uihuion Applications should
bp radc Immediately, only certain number ot Tick
IT. can be soid Letters. with the money enclosed
H. p,cpnrd, and the Eoguvne and Tikr will he for.
VA I'D Tree DASliALL Co
j,r I3-d AInr a9f Broadway Now Anrk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-25
MEDICINES.
Lock Hospital


SKuEEE may the speedy remey for Weak
w nes- or loss OF organic Pain Lons Dseas
Consttianal psy aud all those arising
nirns matter whether from ntemi"rance or the
use of ardent spirits "rany other other caH,Sr' H,,,
especially the victims Of evil practices Alas
at a1nss number. Of generous noble hearted
swept untmey tomhs thousands OF yonng men f
exalted talents ani brilliant nteIlecs who might ct"
enAn listening oenates with the thunderS OF ell
oquence or walked to e"staoy the living Tyre.
Those suffering of the following melancholy Effects
should Immediately apply to o,>,,ro>
Weakness of the Back and Limbs Pains in the Head Dmness
of ssh Loss Of Muscular Power P"maon OF the Heart pNs
papsa Iray arrangement the Digestive tuhc-
u' sL1 T fearful eject on the mind are much to he
drealnd Loss of Memory of Ideas Depression of
spirits Forebolnss OF Evil Aversion OF soce selis,rust
oFfiGfSa south Frederick Doors from Balti
mo ST. E, East @ 1 up tn, s@ ' win @s n"e the psee
A Cure Warranted no Charge Made.
The many tHon,t,s n "hn.t"n rxrns Ill others besides
his standing gentleman qlGharartrr ana n E
sufficient 'arantee that he Is 'n' ''! pi' ny ' "
consulted. - o,,>,r,y
urNpFR OF TIE RoYAL COLLEGE or SURGEONS
London Grnan from the most eminent Colleges of the
United tte ,n the greater part whose life has been spent
in the II 5spits o. lonion Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere
effected the most as"nNha cures t" were EVER
asleep grea ns alarmed at sudden sounds and
bashfunes, with frequent blnh,1s nsnae ''nene'' win
Take Particular Notice.
Parents and Guardians are often m''lea WIN ] i 10 i ,e
how often 10 they other causes the wasting of the
tram an Of tb veryo" s1n GoHsh and symptoms II
sumption those serious Mental effects such as loss o
Memory depression spirits peculiar htso Melancholy when
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