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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
JEFFERSON COUNTY VA SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE E. 1857

glass, with lis troubled red waves, came
slowly towards the range of her vision.
She spoke again every lip was mute.
Her voice was low, faint yet awfully dis
tinct. She still fixed her sorrowing glance
upon the sparkling wine-cup.
1t is evening now continued the
bride. The great white moon is coming
up, and her beams lay gertly on his fore
head. He moves not, his eyes are set IN
their sockets dim are his piercing CLAN
ccs in vain be whispers the name OF his
father and sister; death is here Death
and no soft hand, no gentle voice TO
bless and soothe him. His head sinks
back, one convulsive shudder--he is
dead.
A groan ran threugh the assembly--so
vivid was her description, so unearlhly
her look, so inspired her manner, that
what she described seemed actually 10
have taken place then and there They
noticed also thar ,he bridegroom hid his
face in his hands and was weeping.
Dead = she repeated again, her lips
ouiyering faster and faster, and her voice
more broken 'and there they scoop him
a grave and there, without shroud
they Law him down in the damp reekIng
earth. The only son Of proud father.
and the only dolzed brother OF fond
sister, and he sleeps to-day in that distant
country, with no stone TO mark the-spot !!
There he lies, my fathers son, my own
twin brother, victim TO this deadly poi
son. Father she exclaimed turning sud-
denly, while the tears rained down her
beautiful cheeks, Hather. shall drink 1t
now 2
The form Of the old Judge was convu'-
sed with agony. He raised his head, but
in a smothered voice he Galtered--
NO, no my child, in Gods name 2
She lifted The gliuering goblet, and let,
ting it fall, it was dashed into a thousand
pieces. Many fearful eye watched her
movement, and instantaneousIy Iy the wine
glass was transferred to the marble Oh
which it had been prepared. Then. as
she looked at the fragments of cryslal,she
turned to the company saying
I.et no friend hereafter, who loves me,
temp, me 10 peril my sou for wine. Not
frmer are the everlasting hills than my
resolve, God helping me, never 10 touch
or taste that terrible poison; and he too, to
whom have given my hand; who watch
ed over my brothers dying form in that
solemn hour, and buried the dear wander
er there by the river, in that land OF gold,
will, trust, sustain me in that resolve.
Will you not, my husband :?
His glistening eye--his sad. sweet
smile was her answer. The judge left
the room, and when an hour after, he re-
turned and took part in the entertain
melt of the bridal guests, no one could
fail to read that lie too had determined tn
Danish the enemy at once and forever from
his prncely home.
Those who were present at the WI d.
ding can never forget the impression SO
solemnly made. Many from that hour
fores wore the social glass. 1t may be said
that the young couple never broke their
pledge; but to this day take pleasure in
reciing the thrilling sketch OF the Bridal
Wine Cup.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
Patent Sermon.
tail first
BY DOW, JR,

| BY DOW, JR.
NY text this morning is contained in
these words
GLOW solveless is woman
How tender is woman
How loving is woman
How childlike is woman y
! Ny dear hearers--sure enough, how
solveless is woman She is an dngnes-
sable riddle most intricate enigma;
flower, which by anayzing, no one can
IeI 10 certainty whether II be poisonous
or innoxious, not always. She has been
with man from the beginning, and he
hasn't found her ont yet. She is conf
paralively, an unexplored counlry--an al
phabet of herogl phics, magnetic mys-
terry. Nobody knows what her head con-
tains. Sometimes il seems stuffed with
love, tenderness. and sympathy and al
olhers--fIled with nothing but grit and
gravel. Ii won't answer TO shake her
YOU cause the acids and alkalies in her
nature 10 come in contact; and then such
an effervesence takes place as might low
er the ambition Of pearl-ash and cider
Like the month Of April she is all sun
shine and flowers. Many tesrdroP
evaporates in the warm light of smile,
ere il has chance to fall and many a
bright smile is suddenly quenebed by a
sprinkle of some passing cloud Of SORROW
about the size OF blanket.
Griefs bubble up from her bosom TO
burst in an atmosphere OF JOY, like au'um.
nal flowers, spring from the warm bed of
her heart, 10 be cut down by the sudden
frost of grief. queer compound is wo-
man She is made Of modesiy, boldnfss
beauty, silk, satins, jeslously, love. ha-
,red, horse-hair, Piety, whsIebohe, paint,
gaiety, gumelasIic, bears grease, symPa-
Inv, tears, smiles, affections, and kind
ness. She talks with her tongue, speaks
with her eyes, is eloquent in her actions,
and yeti can't understand per.
Nv friends--how tender is woman !.
She is as tender SIS chicken. and as
tough as an old gobbler. She must be
screened from The hot summers sun
sheltered from storms, and protected from
the blast Of winter--and yet if she makes
up her mind, she can ouisweat the sun,
face Norih-easter, and be match for the
devil. But inwarJiy. she is as tender as
the mercies of Heaven; ler heart is 20
much softer than humans az beeswsx Is
softer than a brick bal. Her sympaIhIes
;se as delicate as he dnwn upnn an an
gels wing. and her love appears as fresh
anil unfading. amid The sorrows OF adver-
siy, as the evergreen wreath that ensir-
cled tie brow Of old winter. Her tender
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

and Is deseryedly popular.
Extract of a letter dated Three Springs,
Washington County, Va, from J. Mereh-
ant 1t is proper that should state that your
Gargling Oil has given general satisfaction,
and has taken stand with the most popular
medicines introduced in the trade.
Extract of q letter from Burwell Furguson.
dated Wayne, Va, August 80, 1856 have
sold all of the Gargling Oil on hand, 1t has
been tried on almost every complaint incident
to man or beast, and has nerer failed to cure.
have seen il used for Pole Evil and flstala
and cured every case.
Extract of a letter from R. 0. Jessop, dated
Friendship, Maryland, September a, lso5:-
Messrs. NJ H. Tucker s Co.-Gents Il have
seen the admirable effects Of your Oil in case oil
a bruise aud much swelling. member OF my
family having received severe hruise upon
his leg, we applied your Garglng OIL. and IN
FIVE or SIX days she was able 20 attend to the
household affairs as usual. can also attes 81
to its efficacy in curing Corns, with which
have suffered much for fifteen years: and when
have cured with few applications oil Inc
Garging Oil.
I% Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by a.
gents with Testimonials Of Its utility.
All orders addressed to the froprietors, NJ
II. Tucker & Co., Lockport, n. Y.
as For sale by Druggists and Merchants
generally, through the United States. British
Possessions, and other Countries. And by
E. c. WILLL4MS, Shepherdstown f.
CL.aGGET, Harper's Ferry, BELLER &
COOKE, Charlestown, and by Druggists and
Merchants in the vicinity Wholesale bv Drug
pists in Philadelphia and New York, and by Da-
Wis 4 Miller and w. III. Brown s Bro, Balti-
more. May IVY
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Joe Stansbury's Scrape.

The Philadelphia Pennsylvania mas
the following good story among It's police
reports
As Mrs. StaBsbury, residing in court
running fIom Race, below Sixth street.
was about 10 bring bucket of water irom
she hydranl last night, she found an OLD
bucket suspended from the knob ot the
front door. Putting her hand into the
basket, she felt something alive anti kick
ing, bu, so wrapped up in the rags that no
further discovery could be made without
outwrapping the object. A piece Of pa
per, folded like letter, lay by the side of
the animated bundle. Mrs. Siansbury
Immediately returned into the house, aud
by the igh, of the lamp, examined tho
billet. Ii was directed to her husband
She tremuIously broke the seal, and read
as follows:
0To JOE STANsBURy--Sir /: send
you the baby, which you will please take
good care Of and bring up right, so that
il may turn out 10 be better man than
its daddy. Oh, Joseph, what sly old
rake you are! Who would think that
such old spindIe-sLanks could be such
tearing down sinner =! The child is
yours--you may swear 10 ,hsl Look a,
i,--it is Joe Stassbury al oyer. You de-
ceived me shamefuNy. Joe--leling on TO
he widower. But do fathers duty by
the young one, and I'll forgive you.
Your heari-bToken NANCY.
p. S. Don'I let that sbarp-nosed wife
Of yours see this letter. Garhlnan her
with some kind Of story about The baby.
~"
Mr.. Stsnsbury was in the basement
kitchen, quietly eating his supper, and lit
lie imagining what storm was bfe1irg
over his head. The door. Of the kitchen
was violently thrown open, and his wile's
voice yelled OUT II,
"Stsnsbury, come up here. you villain
Here's mess foryou y
The astonislsd-SlaDsbury hastily obey
ed The summons -
"Don't you wsni,o see Nsney--ihe
heart-broken Nancy ?" cried Mre. SRns-
bury, when hers guilty husband bobbled
UP into The room.~
"Nancy wha, Nsncy's thar?' said
The sly old rogue. in wea:leigned as!onish-
ment.
"Why Nancy, The mother OF This baby
that's bees bungUp al the door, MT.
Slansbury {. Oh. you look mighty inno-
cent; but JUS, read ,ha, letter, aud then
look into hat basket. Don'tbe afraId-n
woh'tbile ii's got no teeth : poor thing.
You'll know i,--fnr as the huzzy says.
lis Just like you. all over. Please good
ness, m expose you before eyeIybody.'
Tn less than Ave minoiss. Mrs. Slsus-
bury bad collected reoip full Of spceia-
tors-hsh tie inhabitants Of The eouTtS-lo
wines. the process ol unwrspping Tie bs-
by. Anxious expectation sal on evsTy
countenance. as the jealous lady i6re
away rag after rag FROM the body-of The
foundling,: the vigorous movemeet of
which sstonished everybody. "Ii is full
Of ,lie devil already" ssld Mrs. S., "snd
that shows n's his. Yea'll soon, sse' that
il is like him in everything
Al last all the swsddIing CLOTHS being
removed, out jumped the baby. and made
lis escape through the door. Il was
big cGtt
DR.. Brandrelh offers TO be one Of ten
ar tweufv In give thousand dollars each
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING F.!
AT CHEAPSIDE No. |.

TIAVING returned from the Eastern cities
III with splendid assortment of Ready made
Clothing, will offer 10 the public generally a
variety Of The following articles, viz:
COATS.-Extra super fine Black.
Brown and Drab Cloth Goats Extra super
fine Black, Brown, Drab and Tweed Goats !;
Extra super fine Black Blown, Drab and Cas-
simere Goats Extra super fine Grass Linen,
Alpaca and Imitat ion Grass Goats; Extra su-
per fine Derby, Brown and Check Linen Goats !;
Extra super fine Marseiles aud Cotton Goats !;
Cheap Cotton Goats, different patterns, al rs
cents.
PaNTS,-Extra fine Black, Brown,
Drab and Fancy Cashmere Pants Extra fine
Summer Clolh, paca and Tweed Pants; ex-
ira fine Grass Linen, Derby, Linen and Russia
| Duck Pants extrS fine Satteen, Cotlonade
and Cotton Check Pants.
| PESTS.--Exira super fine Satin,
Silk, Marseilles, James and Cashmere Vests.
| SHIRTS.--Fine No. Linen Bosom
Shirts, fine Fancy Linen Bosom Shirts, Hick-
ory and Cotton Shirts, very fine stitched Linen
! Bosoms for Shirts.
COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
&c.--Byron, Standing and Fancy Linen
Shirt Collars, Silk and Cotton Neck Ties and
Napoleon Ties. Black Silk Handkerchiefs 80
inches for gentlemen, Summer Fancy Black
and Lawn Crava's, Silk Fancy and Cotton
Pocket Handkerchiefs, GentlCmen's fine Linen
Cambria Handkechiels very large.
HOSIERY IND GLOFES.--Gen-
tIemen's assorted half Hose and Cotton Gloves;
IGentlemen's Kid, Buckskin, Silk and hne ber-
lin Gloves Gentlemen's and Boys Gum and
Cotton Suspenders, Portmonlas, Buckskin aud
Cotton purses, Wallets. Pocket Books, Come
| liza Rings, Steel Pens, Pen Holders, Lead PEN
ciIs, Pencil Sharpers, Pop Guns, Envelopes,
Pins, &c.
COMBS.--Ivory, Siamese, Buffafoe,
Wooden and Negro Combs; Shoe Brushes
Shoe Backing, Williams Yankee Soap. Fan
cy and Windsor Soap, Carpet Bags, Trunks,
B0OTS, Cutters .ANDRRl
! SHOES.--GentIemen's Fine Mo-
rocco and Calf Skin Boots, Shoes and Slippers;
Gentlemen's 6ne Buekskin, Lasting, Cloth.
Morocco and Calf Skin Caters sChildren'S fine
Boots, CATERS, Shoes and Slippers.
,s,z,zzs> HATS md C.APS.--Gen-
llemen's Gne Silk, Taylor Hats, also
| Cashmerett, SLOUGH and Wool Hats Of
various colors and qualities. Mems and Boys
Leg horn, Straw and P aim Hats, Cloth and Mo-
rocco Caps for Men and Boys. Also India
Rubber Goats and Leggens, Gum Shoes and
Cotton Bats.
OBACCO AND SEGARS,
and every article in the Clothing line, ready to
fit out gentleman, all Of which will sell un-
asonably low for Cash or TO punctual custom
ers on the usual credit.
N. Bon hand yet few very 6ne Caters
| and Shoes for ladies' which [ will sell very
cheap to close sales of ladies ware
A. HUMRICKHOUSE.
Shepherdstown, April IL, 1857.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.-I.adies Black
- and colored Caters, thick and thin
soIed Morocco Shoes, childrens thick and
thin soled Slippers. Boots and Shoes.
Mems and Boys thick and thin soled
Shoes. Mems Oak bottom Nailed Boots,
Boys do. for sale by
Novl5 John II. Nc Endree.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

LADIES DRESS GOODS.--Black
| ! and Colored Figered Silks, Plain
Black and Colore1 Mouselins. Striped and
Figured d., Debage, Bcs, Styles Cali
cos. for sale by
Nov IL John II. McEndrse.
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DR.. Brandreih offers TO be one Of ten
or twenty to give thousand dollars each
as a reward for the detection OF the mps-
derer or murderers Of DR.. Burdell.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

NOAL.-Persons in want oi Cumoef-
v land and Anthracite Coal, cal be sup
piled by leaving orders with us. oash
on delivery.
March ii Renfch &. Sfone5rGker.
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AAnGn Ann8RAA
of Spring and Summer Goods,

QNHE undersigned has just returned from the
4 Eastern Market and would inform his Gus
SemeTs, and The public generally, that he is now
prepared to show one OF the largest, cheapest and
best selected assortment of SPRING AND.
SUMNER GOODS which he has ever before
Offered 20 this community.
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
embraces everything new aud desirable par
tiogiaT attention has been bestowed in the Sc
iection of Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroidery, DC.
GENTLENEN'S s WEAR.-Unu-
sual pains has been taken in the selection of
Goods in this Department. Cloths and Cassimers
from the lowest grades up to ten dollars per
yard he has been fortunate in procuring sGme
great bargains in Cloths, Cassimers and V, ST.
ing. Come quickly or you will miss The chance.
FANCY GOODS.-This department
IS completed, embracing an endless variety Of
Fancy Goods. Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings,
Dress Trimmings, Fringes, Velvet, &c. Car
pet. Mating, Oil Cloth, Trunks, Gro -
ceres, Hardware and Queensware, FC u
a large supply, which he will sell al Sc
a very low figure. Every other va ~
r,ely of Goods, usually kept in first Y ~
class house, which will be sold as w
low, if not lower, than any house this side of
Baltimore. He would invite one and all to give
him call. He will take great pleasure in show
ing his Goods TO all who may favor him with a
call. All kinds of produce, that farmer may
have to dispose of, will be taken at the highest
market price in exchange for his Goods.
WILLIAM MOUEDER.
Shept erdstown, Apri! Is, 1857.
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TLANNEI.S--A fine assortment Of
i White and coloreG FIannels for sacks,
&C.. Welsh do for skirts. Red and brown
canton do. John II. McEndree.
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WOOI WANTEO.-From one TO ten
w thousand pounds of VOL wanted Ell
ther for Cash or trade.
April Is HhHiam M0utdeF.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06

Niecks and VioIns. Violin Bows, Violin BIRD
Oges, Flutes, &c, just received and for sale 10y
April 2l &c WILLIAMS.
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in ell its various branches. He VIII be
regularly in receipt of the Paris, New
York and Philadelphia Fashions. Good
work and neat fits can be relied on.
Eg Terms--Cash or its equivalent.
JOHN SNYDER.
April 4, 1857. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-06
In TOWN AGAIN

nHE undersigned respectfully announ'
L ces TO the Public that he has
again located in ShePherdsiown GA
and opened shop in the White sEl
House, on the corner, diagonal A \
ly opposite Daniel Ertler's -EkI}A
Hotel, for the purpose Of car iTTTA
rying on the
TAILORING BU SIN BSS 5
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-04
In Advance.
NUMBER 81.
OUR TERRITORIES

The Southern Monitor. a veil conducted
paper, just Issued in Philadelphia, devoted
10 the interests of the Southern States, thus
fsfseshes the memories of the Abolition ag-
itators Of the FORTH;
Let the reader stand before the map Of
tae United States, and run his finger up
the Delaware 10 Wilmington, then West as
far rs Pittsburg; aad from that point due
North to Lake Brie Between this line and
the Atlantic Ocean, tie will find embraced
al the Nprtl as Il existed at the beginning
Of or national caroer,--Then let him sur
TeF The illislitable expanse Of the South,
the West, the South West and The Forth
West, and he may form some conception
Of the magnitude of the Southern States at
that epoch They were as twenty to one
III area, and more than a hundred to one III
valne.-And it was this inequality. then
generally conceded, aud the admitted ne
cessity Of an equilibrium to insure per-
maneney Of nnion, which induced Virginia,
North Carolina and Georgia, to bestow It
sufficient weight Of territory upon sieir
Northern sisters to prevent tie existence Of
any Dangerous sectional prePonderance. -
They did more To eonciliate the North.
and to establish a guarantee against any
species of oppression on the part of the
stronger section, the Southern Delegates to
the Federal Constitution consented that New
Jersey, and the cluster of diminutiyc New
Englana States should each have as many
Senators in Congress as Virginia. They
were allowed ten Senators, and Virginia but
two; although at that time, Virginia held
more territory than al of them together;
and emitting Massachusetts,, che had
greater population than TIE whole Of them
combined. THUS the Union was formed;
by gratuty. concession and sacrifice on tho
part Of the South. It was characteristic Of
il brave. ehivalroas and noble people
But to ''onr territories Virginia gave
to tie Union about 200, 000, 900 acres
Georgia; 50,000,00o 4"
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=! luton was adopted from sense Of the stern
necessity which imrosed it. Gray headed
men who half century have been peaceable
citizens and exemplary members Of soeiety
declared their conviction taaE there could
be 10 seourity for life or property willie
this man lived 1t Is easy for gentlemen
% sit securely IN their Offices and talk or
write about ''tho majesty Of the law, and
tAe outrage inflicted On society by q resort
70 lynch law, and liza, Il we've better that
50 honest men should be waqlai1 as} muir
aeged than one such atrnrious william should
be executed without the farn,alitioa sf a
Judicial trial Dut perhaps if those gen
tlemon were themselves placed in q stun
ton whore they, or their friends and neigh
boris we're liable at any moment to be way
laid and murdered their houses burned by
ineeudiaries--tieir servants corrupted and
perhaps lpsfieate'l 10 poison their families.
45eY nj g'lt {1ossIl.4 not tee} 41tfte 50 cody
or reason 50 Phi2osopljcaiiy-N one who
knows Randall, bola and rcck Less as lie was
can for one moment entertain doubt that
had he been set at largo, with all his fend-
ISL passions infaned to the highes4 pitch
thirstine for blood like tiger. cunning as
a fox, and yindictive as 4 rattio-snake there
is no enorinity within his power TO execute
that he would have scrupled to perpetrate
nor was the danger of releasing Randall con-
fined to the apprehension of the mischief he
alone aI;eht do. It is known that several
Of his aeeonpiees are Still at large in the
rlen of VIGOROUSLY bad char
acter, who would not scruple to 10 his bid
ding, O. relying for IMMUNITY upon the sns-
peion that the preparation Of any atrocity
would naturally attach 10 Randall, would
net fail to crafty their own revenge. or ex-
ecute their yillainous purposes. Self-ds-
fence! Chat consideration alone, was the
only oaotire that decided the fearful ques-
ton. In no community on earth is lynch
law held in less reppte or esteem, or It's ne
cessity more deeply deprecated than in this
community. No man can more deeply de-
plorc the necessity of this act, than those
who have been impelled BY the principle of
seIf-letence TO resort TO It
ear,>--xy
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TO STRANGERS

TIE rnany Thousands cured at this institution
within the last fifteen years. and the numerous aud
important Surgical Operations performed by Dr. y i,
witnessed by the Reporters Of The papers and many
other persons, notices of which have appeared again
and again before the public besides his standing as
gentleman of character and osponsbity, lis a sui
fcient guar intee to the afflicted.
DR.. JOHNSTON is the only regular Physician J.
verising to cure private complaints. Ills remedies
and treatment are entirely unknown to others RE
pared from life spent in the great hospitals o. ln-
rope and the first in this country, viz: England,
France. the Blochey Of Philadelphia &C., aud Il
more extensive practice than any other Physician IN
the world. His many wonderful cures and mostlm-
portant Surgical operations sufficient guaran-
tee to the afflicted. Those who wish to be speedily
ard tfcctuay relieved should shun ihe numerous
i1|ng impesters, who oily ruin their health, ard
ssN TAKE NaTICF.
1t is with the greatest reluctance that DR. JOilS-
ST0N permits his card TO appear before the public,
deeIninq il unpreteasional for physician to adver-
tse but unless he did So the afflicted espeealy
strangers could not fail 70 fail into the hands OF the
many iapndent and unlearned Imposiefs, win H.
Vulnerable False Names combined Qnaekshops,
swarning these large cities, copying l'f ! ~
advertisements advertising thtmselv asfEseaj
clans, illiterate shallow Drained felle - a.
to work their final trade, with searceTw teav
beyond the brute, who for the purpose OF Entlclne
and Deceiving, carry five or six Offices, under as
many Different False Names, so that the afflicted
Strangers. escaping one is sure to tumble headl"ng
into the other. Ignorant OF Quacks with enormous
living certificates of great and astonishing cures
from persons not to be found, who keep you taking
large bottles OF Licoriee Water and other packages
Of filthy and worthless compounds eunninsfy pre-
pared to impose upon the unfortunate and unsus-
pecting. Tfiaing month alter month, or as long
H. sia&iiegt fee can be obtained. and in despair
leaves You with ruined heath, to sigh over your
calling disappointment.
it's this motive that induces Dr.. Johnston to ad
vertse for h. alone can cnra you. To those uuac-
qusiutcd with his reputation h. deems it unneccs
Sary to say that his credentials diplomas always
hang in his Office.
30 LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID and containing Stamp to be used for there
ply. Persons writing should state Age aud send
that portion Of advertisement describing symptoms.
July 10, isdG.--iY.