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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-02-03
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY,

DR.. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington, Va, Feb. 9th.
1852, said l.: 81 am entirely out of the German
BlIteis. They have become all the rage. Moth
ing else sells"
j. j. James, Blountville, Va, March II, 1882,
said "Your Bitters give great satisfaction"
The Tenth Legion, published al Woodstock,
Va. said, Jan. 10th, 1850 "a Great Medl-
cine. We have uniformly refrained from recon-
mendng to the PUBLIC any of the various patent
medicines Of the day, unless thoroughly convn-
ced Of their value. Among those we consider
worthy of notice. is the German Bitters, invented
by DR.. Hoohand, and prepared by DIR. Jackson,
in Philadelphia One instance, in particular, in
which the superior virtues Of this medlclre have
been tested, has fallen under our observation.
During the last summer, son OF Mr.. Abram
Crabill, Of this County, was very seriously al
fected with Liver Complaint, and after trying in
vain various remedies, he purchased a bottle OF
the Biters, and after using it, was so much re-
leved Of his distressing malady, that he procur-
ed another bottle, and is now restored entirely to
health"
They are entirely vegetable, free from all in
furious ingredients, always strengthen the sys-
lem, and never prCstrate it,
-" For sale Wholesale by Druggists in al
the principal cities, and at retail by apothecaries
and storekeep2rS in every town in the United
States. o. Price IS cents per bottle.
AGENTS.
&C. Williams, Shepherdstown-T. d. Ham
mond, Harper's Ferry-H. Timberlake d Co.,
Rippon-A. Wilson, Kabetown-G. II. Beck
with 81 Co., Summit Pont-L. NJ. smith,
Charlcstown-H. a. Holmes, Halltown.
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NEW TALL Add EIJ7Il GOODS !!

fNHE undersigned has just returned from the
i east with vel! and handsome selected stock
Fall and Winter Goods,
comprising large assortment of black anu fan
cy cloths and cassimercs. caSsinetls and tweeds,
also black silk and velvet veslings. For Ladies.
Fine dress silks, French and english merinoes, a
large stock Of plain pIald and figured mousns,
black, plaid and colored alpacas, caIicoea, gins
hams, &C., a so fine assortment Of winter RIB
bands. and good stock of all articles usually
kept in a country store, which he offers cheap
for Cash, or to punctual customers on credit Of
twelve months.
j. II. McENDREE.
Shepherdsown, October 81, 1854. 48-0
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SILVER WARE I!

UANFIELD, BROTHER & CO., 800
Il Baltimore Street, have on hand a
large assortment Of Sterling GHrer Udre,
ofrhcir own manufacture, and constantly
making all the new styles Of Spoons,
Forks, Ladies', Knives, Casters, Kettles,
Ums. Also. Coffee ard Tea Sets, elegant
designs. 10 which lhcy call the atren-
ION of the public.
CANFIELD, BROTHER 81 CO.,
229 Baltimore Street.
November %, 1853. lily
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ANOTHER SUPPLY Or CHEAP GOODS

WHE undersigned respectfully lnforms his
L friends and the public generally that he has
Just returned from Baltimore, and is now recciv-
ing a supply Of Fresh Goods, consisting of GRO.
CERES, LIQUORS, BOOTS, SHOES, Z
HATS, Domestlcs, Ready-madc Clothing, Il
&C., all Of which he will sell "a cheap as 0ly
house in the County. Call and see for your.
selves. l.. &. HESKITT.
Shepherdstown, Oct. Il, 1854. If
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Carpenters Compound Syrup Of LivcrwOrt,

\ safe an --c'oabIe medicine in HePatic and
Pulmonary als' uggs;
Carpenters Sc luton a C,ecsoie for :he cure Of
Cancers, ulcers old sores, letter, rlng~orms
and will immedla.c stop bleeding from fresh
wounds, bleeding a, the nose, &c:
Carpenters Oh t. Cm'hmjdin for producing
speedy and CERTAIN s---.-slon by simply rubbing
the part
Carpenters Fluid rsract Of Pinkroot the most
safe and certain ver,r'fuge yet discovered.
Cannon's Vegetable = Blood Purifying Bit
tiers, they remove Bile, correct disorders Of the
Stomach and Bowels, cure Dyspepsia, Coles
Costiveness, Giddiness of the Head, sc. Rob
erts' Vegetable Embrocation, Columbian Ex-
Pectorant, Hamptons Vegetable TiDcture.
Chalmers Sanatiye Tincture, for purifying tic
Blood, Carters' Spanish Mixture, Railways Cir
cassian Balm for Beaunfying the Hair.
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT or
Whitelead, YarniSh, TurpehtinG, sc.
besides a great many articles which it Is deemed
unnecessary 10 specify.
IzThankful for past fayors he soIicits a
continuance Of the same in the future.
f. G. WILLIAMS.
! Shepherdstown, March IL, Ioj4. IG-tf
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC

10 buy book unless the words DR.. 4. NJ MAURcEiU,
129 Liberty street. ~ "" the tue-Pagc, and tho
entry In the Clerks ONCE the back Of the title page
and buy only Of respectable and honorable Dealers OF
send by mail, and address 20 DR.. A. NJ. Mauriceau.
- Upon receipt Of One Dollar THE MAR
RlED W0MAES PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPAH-
l0N' is sent (1aHd rcc) 10 any part OF the United
States, the Canadas and British Provinces All
letters rla5t be postpaid and addressed TO Dr. A. NJ
MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Pun
fishing Office, No. l29 Liberty Street, New York.
VIRGINIA AGEETs Kelly s. Ford, Richmond
JOHN Z. fright, LylchJmg-NeG x Go, Mn
.unkst-J. a.. Stephens, UaiTenton-- q. G.
Sterling 4 Co, Hnrisonbiugh-H HIN. Bcakmor,
Misunderstanding. Fisher Uhctiing- Gaines &
Riches, Poi0sJog-W Holiday, Marshall C..
s Smith. UtIhbmgh- Nauzy x CD
mcr Lncisbwg-J. IT. Thompson, UheciHg-E.
G. UILLLH.US, Shepherdstown.
.Ntr York Cuy, September 9, 1854. 42- Gm
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GHEAP IALL AND TIJ1IR GOODS.
THE underSig ned having just received from
L the east and are now opening large and
we'll selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part for ladies-French and Eng
IiSh MerinoeS, Raw silk paids, paid merinoeS;
figured, plaid and plain mousIius figured, plaid
and plain mousns; figured, plain and p!lid Al
pacas; plaid, striped plain and black 81 Ks; cing-
hams, calicoeS, from s. to ~ cents; Shawls OF
every description; large assortment Of EmDroi-
derieS, Fancy Goods, and Hosiery,
FOR GENTLEMEN.
We have the cheapest lot of brown, olive,
blue and black english and french cloths; black
doeskin, fancy and plain cassimeres; cassInetS,
tweeds, veStinga; that you have ever seen. Do
mesticS-elegant bleached and brown for g. s.
10 and ~ cents. Our stock of BOOTS, p
SHOES, HATS and CAPS, have been Sc II
leced with great care. Our entire stock have
been purchased for cash, and the utmost atten-
ton paid to its selection. Persons in want OF
bargains should call, and we are sure they viii
not 60 away disappointed.
CAMERON 81 STALEY.
Shepherdstown, October p, 1854. 4S-f
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AIClEN IT II ALL prepared I'o'H ''''
y best articles Of the Maleria Meiica,
has gained an unrivaIed reputation for
the following good effects, viz :
PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
and thus curing Scrorula, Syphilis, u
GERS, Old Sores, Obstinate lCulaneous
Erup,ions, and all diseases arising from
the Imprudent Use or Abuse Of Mercury.
Regulating the Stomach and Bowels, thus
i, cures Liver Disease, Indigestion, Bill
ious Complaints, Costiyeness and Piles.
Strengthening the Digestive Organs, thus
causing tLe food to nourish and support
every part. Regulating the Secretiye
Organs, and, by enabling them to perform
their proper functions, preventing and
curing Bilious and other Painful Diseases.
Strengthening ard Qoieting the Nervous
System, thus alIaying Nervous Irritation,
and curing all Diseases of .he Nerves.
1t is unrivaIled in the cure of all Female
Diseases Weakness, lrrcgu'aT:ly, %,
strucUons, Sc.
1t IS entirely Sale III al cases
Acting in harmony with the restoring
powers of nature, it never INJURIES but al
WAYS benefits and cures, as thousands OF
voluntary certificates from the best au-
,horilies testify. n Rccollert thai
each bottle bears the name OF
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
No. l25 Main street, Richmond, Va.
F1D None other is Genuine.
NJ Price One Dollar per bottle, or Six
bottles for Five Dollars. ~ Sold by
Druggists and Country Merchants in all
the cities and counties of the United States,
Canada and the West Indies, and for sale
by L. c. WILLIAMS, ShePAcrdstown,
Va.
December 80, 1884. G-ly
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,
JaUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA,
Chronic or Nervous Debility,

DISEASE ofthe Kidneys, and all diseases arl-
IL sing from Disordered Liver or Stomach
such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or
Blood to the Head, Acidly of the Stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust fov Food, Fullness
or weipht in the Stomach, Sour Eructatlons,
sinking. or Fluttering at the Pit of re Stomach,
swimming of The Head, Hurried ana difficult
Breathing, Futtering at the Heart, ChoaE'ug CT
Suaocating Sensations when in lying Pos ore,
Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before he
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deli
cheney of Precipitation, YelIowneSs of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs
&C., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and great
Depression of Spirits, can be efiectually cured by
DOCTOR ND,S
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PATENT MEDICINES.

V'HE undersigned calls the attention Of the
L public 10 The following valuable medicines
SC, which he has on hand and for sale
Wickcy Extract of Pink root
SWANS Panacea Jayne's Hair Tonic
Barry's Trcopherous McNunn's Elixir Of O.
Godlrcy's Cordial plum
Ayers Cherry PectoGal McAllister's all healing
Thompson's Eye Water ointment
Little's White Oil Hav', Linmcntfor Piles
Arabian Liuiment DR. .Nayo's Persian Pee
Davis Pain Killer toral
Sands Sarsaparilla DR. Birds Dyscntcric
Swayne's Syrup POT Wild Cordial
Cherry Specific for tooth ache
Wistar's Balsam American Worn syrup
Bulls Sarsaparila Sy-StabIers Cherry EXpec-
rup torant and Diarrtoca
Carpenters Extract Bu- Cordial
chu Towsend's SarsrpariIa
Hance's Family Mcdi- Syrup (oll and young
cincs Rushton, Clark s Co. :
Uoughton's Pepsin Codliyer Oil
J. \. Keeler's Family MeXican Mustang Lin
Medicines ment
Marcisis Uterine Cathol-Radway's Ready Relief
icon Iorsemcn's Reliance,
Jayne's Family Mcdi-Sweetscr's Panacea
ciueS
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
IklFEsSlk % DISEASES % WWNFN.
Ua5 luadreutA Edition (a)O,Oco) lSRo., Up. go.
FOX F1XR PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 90
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,

PRoFESsoR og DISEASES OF WOMEN
CnJ Ruadrelh Edition (aOO,Oco). 1Smo-. PIP 90.
rox F1Xs PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 90
Every complaint to which woman is subject from girl
hood 10 womanhoo also vi and mother, fuI,
IL described with the causes the symptoms, aa2 aO pros
per mode Of treatment in plain, simple bat in the most
chastc language easily understood Aud thus every wo
man can discover, by comparing her own symptoms with
those described the nature, character, and causes OF her
complaint; and be spared much anxiety and suffering
The wife about becoming . msthor has ehen need OF
instruction and advice Of the utmost Importance TO her
fa,nre health in respect senstiveness for
bids consulting medical gentleman, will find such In
structon and advice and also explain many symp1omi
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm.
How many are suffering from distractions rregulari
ties peculiar TO the female system which undermine tho
health the Effects of which they isnorant and for
which their dcleacy orbds seeking medical advice2 How
many suffer from proldpsWs Htcyi Failing Of the womb).
or rom Fpor d5Us weakness debility, &c)f How many
are in constant agony Tor many months preceding eonfn"-
mcnt? How many have deieult, II not dangerous dcv-
cries and uncertain recoverlcs9 Some whose
lives are ha.arded during such time, will each ind In s
pages the means Of prevention amelioratlon and relief
How many bitter moments, how much anguish, might
have been spared the sufferer TO her husband, to her
relatives by the timely possession OF this little volume.
1t impraccable to convey fully the various sulJeca
treated Of as they arc OF strictly intended for
the married. or those contemplating marriage
But husband, wife or mother are eNcusabe u they
s continue In ignorance Of those physiological laws, by
knowledge Of which their hcalth and happiness,
as also the future webcng OF ther children secured
the MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION Is standard work OF established repuia
ton found cas,cd il the catalogues Of the great trade
sales in New York. Philadelphia aud other cities, and
sold ~ all the principal booksellers IN the Upted States.
II was first published IN lsi7, since which tlno
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold, OF which there were upwards Gf
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY NAIL,
attcsjing the high estimation In which Is held as rca.
bic popular Medical
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE;
Tie author having devoted his exclusive attention TO tho
tcatmc1t Of complaints peculiar to females, in respect to
which he is yearly consulted by thousands
In consequence Of the universal popularity Of the work,
evidenced by is extraordinary sale, various nposl.
ton, have been attempted by limitations OF dcpage spu-
rious editions and surreptous Infringement Of COPY,
right well upon booksellers upon the public Il has
been found necessary, therefore, 10
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
Life as It Is,

Let us make an excursion down the street
and see what we can learn. Yonder is the
wreck of rich mans son. He was permitted
to grow up without employment, went and
came as he pleased, and spent his time in the
gratlhcatlon of spontaneous passions. desires
and lncllnatlons, with no one to check him
when his course was evil, or encourage him in
the way of wisdom. His father was rich, and
Tor that reason the son thought he had nothing
10 do, no part in honest labor to perform.
Well, the father died, and the son inherited
portion of his abundant wealth, and havinr
never earned money by honest toll, he knew
not now to use it, so he gave loose reigns to his
aPpetltcs and passions, and ran at a rapid pace
down the broad road to dissipation. Now be.
hold hlm-a broken down man, bowed with in.
hrmlty, mere wreck of what he was, both
physically and mentally. His money is pone
ana he lives on the charity of hearts that ar,
open with pity. Such is the fate of hundreds
and thousands that are born to fortune.
And there, on the opposite side, in that com.
Portable mansion, lives the son of DOOR cob.
SuiS uSO HC lCII Lno humble
roof his parents, and went forth into the bro,d
world alone to seek his fortune. All his trea.
Sures consisted OF his chest of tools, rood
knowledge of his trade, honest PRINCIPLES. in.
dusirloas habits, and twenty-five coppers. Now
he is the owner of that elegant mansion. is do.
ng thriving business, possesses an unbroken
constitution, and bids fair to live to a GOOD old
age Such is the lot of hundreds and thousands
VINO never boasted of wealthy parentage.
10 INTO the city, and You will almost inyar,. |
lbly lind that the most enterprislng men are OF
poor parentage-men we have had to row
against wide; while, on the other hand ma.
orlty of the descendants of mediocrity in tai.
ehtS, live short time like drones. on the labor
'f others. and then go down to untimely graves
What a lesson should this be to those who
ire by all MEANS either fair or foul, accumula-
ing treasures for their children.
If the rich would train up their children to
eguiar habits of industry, very many of them
would be saved from intemperance, misery. and
n untImely end
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
Female Health and Education.

The following paragraphs are extracted from
Miss Beecher's new work:
The work that Providence has appointed for
woman in the various details of domestic life
is just that which, Gproperty apportioned, is
fitted to to her peculiar organization. II all
the female members of family divided all the
labors OF the cook, the nurse, the laundress and
the seamstress, 50 that each should have four
or five hours day ofahernating light and hea-
Wy work, it would exercise every muscle in the
body. and at the same time interest and exer-
else the mind. Then the remaining time could
be safely given to intellectual, social and be-
nevolent pursuits and employments 4..
But no such lewiston is made. One portion of
the women have all the exercises of the nerves
of motion, and another have all the brain-work.
while they thus grow up deficient and de-
formed, either intellectually or physically, or
both. And so American women every year
become more and more nervous, sickly and mis-
cradle, while they are bringing into existence
feeble, delicate and deformed offspring. ~.
We arc convinced that this statement, ter
rifle as it is, is no exaggeraton. and may be
confirmed by thousands of cases very near U.S.
and not among those who are called ignorant
thoughtless or unkind. 1t seems to me that
the education of daughters Is more badly man.
aged than anything in American society, and
in some respects the position. that is regarded
as most favored is actually the, opposite. I'll
any enemy of the human race who wished to
destroy the hope OF the nation, could devise
any more effectual method of breaking down
the health of girls than the method pursued by
our current fashions, he must be gifted with
s,,,,e.rb ,d,,,s,, IL b,,snri,v .N hi1hagEi ni
SuPefHupaani ai q i1s enuy' ,d t.,ti. gG.tH q 81
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21
C9oite 34otm.

GT Thus beautifully sings the "Corn La,
Rhymer,' Of the "Poor Mans Day;''
The Poor Mans Day.
Sabbath holy!
To the lowly
Sllll thou art welcome day, ss --
"hen thou comest, earth and ocean.
Shade and brightness. rest and motion
ileip the poor mans heart to pray.
Sun-waked forest!
Bird that soarest
Oer the mute, unpurpled moor!
Throstle's song, that stream-like flowest.
Wind, that over dew-drop soest!
Welcome now the woe-worn poor!
Little river,
Young forever!
Cloud, gold-bright with thankful glee!
Happy wood-bine. gladly weeping.
Gnat, within the wild rose keeping
On, that they were blessed, as We!
Sabbath holy!
For the lowly
Paint with flowers thy glittering sad,
For atfiIctlon's sons and daughters,
Bid thy mountains, woods aud waters.
Pray to God, the poor mans God.
Pale young mother!
Gasping brother!
Sister. toiling in despair!
Gret-bowed sire, that life long diest
Uninterrupted child, that. sleeping, slightest!
Coihe and drink the light and air.
Still God liveth
Still He gveth
What no man can take away;
And, oh Sabbath! bringing gladness
Unto hearts of weary sadness!
Sill thou art ''Thc Poor Mans Day ~
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21

your country, you acknowledge no distinction
Vi rahK-consequently you can have no cour
''anuard Tor the manners of a gentleman-wil
you favor Inc with information where vour he's
school of politeness is to be found %
For your benefit" replied the American
smiling calmly, would recommend the Fa
VI Nlagara-a contemplation of that stupen
uous wonder teaches humility to the proudest
and human nothingness to the vainest II re
o"hes the trlfer, and arouses the most stupid
III snort, 1t turns men from their idols: and
when we acknowledge that God only is Lord
we ieel that men are our equals A true chris.
tlan is always polite"
There was murmur among the audience.
out whether of applause or censure the Amar;.
can could not determine, as he did no, choose 70
oetray any anxiety for the result by a scrutiny
OF the faces which he knew were bent on him
The second now proposed his question. He
ahected to be great politician, was mustachcd
ana whlskered like dplomatist, which station
ne had been coveting. His voice was bland
out ms emphasis was very significant
"Should visit the United States rbo, s,h
Jec' WIN which l am conversant would mos,
interest your people, and give me an opportu.
nity OF enjoying their conversation ~
lou must maintain YOU do at present.
tIat a monarchy is the wiscst, the purest. tho
best government which the skill of man ovo.
ueVised' and that democracy is utterly barba-
rous' My countrymen are fond of argument
ana VIII meet you on both those questions. and
II you chose, argue with you to the end of YOUR
life." '''
The murmur was renewed, but still wtbop,
any decided expression Of the feeling with
which his answer had been received.
Inc third then arose from his seat, and with
an assured voice which seemed to announce .
certain triumph, said:
IL require your decision-on delicate oues.
hon, but the rules of the pastime warrant il |
ana also candid answer. You have seen the
American and English ladies-which are the
fairest :"
Inc young republican glanced around the
circle. 1t was bright with flashing, and. the
sweet smiles which wreathed many n lovely
up might have won less determined patriot
from his allegiance. lie i'd not h.s,tate.
though he bowed low to the ladies as he ,p.
swered:
"The standard of female beauty is, believe,
allowed to be the power Of exciting adrnira-
ton and love in our sex-consequently those
ladies who are the most admired, and RESPECT
I'd by the gentlemen, must be the farest.-
Now assert confidently, that there is not
nation on earth where woman is so truly be-
owed, so tende:ly cherished, so respectfully
reated, as in the Republic of the United States 4
therefore, the American ladies' are the fair.
'st. But and he again bowed ow-"if the L
aides before whom | have now the hsnor of
my opinion were in my country, we
hould think them Americans"
The applause was enthusiastic, and after the
nirth was subsidized so as to allow the Judge TO
'e heard, he decreed the crown to the Yankee.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21

NAVAL AFFAIRs.-The u. s. soop of war
saratoga, is lying at Sandy Hook, povlsioned
Tor cruise, and bound on a special mission IN
the West India Islands for st. Dominpo The
=. ). hrlgate Potomac, flagship of the Home
squadron. Commodore Paulding, and the sIoon
oi war Cyane, are fitting out with all pess,bIe
1Ispatch, and will soon leave the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard, for the West Indies. The tyyn
Sioops have $50 men each, and the frigate 500
men, men The Release, lately of the Arctic Exno.
dltIon' is to fitted out Immediately, by direction
OF the Secretary of the Navy, as an exercising
sup Tor naval apprentices, by which they NAV
oe made practical seamen. She will be under
the command of Capt. Hartstein.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21

~, MH. BUcHANAN-O"r Foreign ReIations.-
The dispatches from Mr.. Buchanan sta,, n /,
he would leave England ON the 9th of NovnI"'
Der, for the continent, and his mission has thora
tore now ceased. lie leaves matters in a vary
complicated condition. according to all acconnts.
lie has absolutely failed ia his effort to Obtain
an adjustment of any of the high questions with
the settlement of which he was CHARGED. Tho
administration do not represent that the Brit.
lsh Government has assumed a hostile asn.ct
against us. They do say that it has acted in n
manner that is ungenerous and tending toward
dlfhculty. Some questions relative 10 English
Pretenslons IN Central America have been long
Pendlng--ever since our acquisition of Calfar.
ma They are now further from adjustment
Smyrna times., 1855-11-21

=. VI Several parts of Ohio are said to be aE
nIcted with sickness unparalleled in the history
OF the State. 1t is not confined to particular
localities ! but appears to be genera ON the
nils as well as in valleys, in towns as we'll as
country. In Central Ohio, where the chilIs
were never before known, they have been shak-
ing the people most cordially.