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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19

4 4 nv IN
Il : -. - = : = ss d.
ohbS L w a rEsks No. SSs Broadway, M :
ORR; AGENT ~, Tor the sale the best Bosto
ana New = ORG t'iasse :, and Tho lar
IL gest 1850 oil 1lhsic aierchandise 10 fbs
iSu1lseu 'esssss. ttlpos Iytq I'VE. atteent mans
OF sl os.
most elegant nish for 3 H ieass e o.
Union can come n ID narbss
i 49, nts, NOR the
extFemeiy SOW, plises saey are
Il Horace Materss Moaern I'm proved
4 ese e$e Planes. 81 pIliSa
| wiEhsor without iron frames, have in their ma.
4 scale andimproved action, power and CON-
of signalling Che grand. thebeaut n * y,
durabnfty of the square piitnos9 The Pres ;aSS
/ trsJiMpsic Masters have justly pronou;iee d So
eqnal II not superior to any other mako, Tbssy
are guasanteed to stand the ;aetion Of every clfs
mate. az - - : :. Z, fi VIZ
ltas Horace Wnterss MefodeonS III
| runedlthe equal tempefancntI9 sS5s,..s Sa Ia
each irable quaIitysoler agent fpS Els ssIs
San also furnish Melodeons of ali. otbe. ~
Piees from S45 to sl25: for two sets ~
$50; no banks of keys. 200; Organ 49,
One of rho largest andsbessos.s,o,,r
ofMnsiS now nnblished: Sold ID ore,sl -
or;eesSs Music sent to Wherever al mSss
mid IN Personal TO nm syst
e;Hs,- by1maI Second hsnd PisnosS, ses 90 SeH
escbanre for now! Catalogues sent by n,as, 10
4 fo
abSSe.i Hlbbri DISCOUNT TO dealers. sessSS sas
EI1a1,
s,,t "a
t,oSS or mn. has ,EISnsy n Tefrs n
II SIES T1;s ~ ~ "a s,$ !; ~ SsS9nds
III go, fsor sSITtoSSfsSf fS,,s1H sst 10
80, u Vi ~
I esti molniilIafslSirs9 rom E9iesSoEss and
f.npi Qp iffolnsio OF IN e. Presss ma II ne We
al Ia s1otsiIssI 30 If.f'rg $40
l !" The HhrAHe ~ nters, Pianos arc lSnswa n.
among tie Very best. We are enabled Co spoat
/ Of these ipstrpmepts With some degroe OF COMA
denee, from personal nowiedge oil their excel.
lent tone and durable quar- II !D&N.fY EranoS.
Iisls n NW t.s,Ro1tys 81 I'ssirsf;s.,5, sys -
| Says e Thor Christian Intelligenoer.p-
Horace Waters Pianos for elegance o fieonstruo,
ton. superior depth and sweetness of t0nss wers
pronounced by competent judges at the Crystal
Palace to be in all respects masterpieces, ofsine.
Shanleai skil Hsvylng lnsPssted Large mann
th5!f morris s Snow VIZ & Pf s.!
lpR , OF me worry best 9palsy
Inc t;nsst a,nnrs,
rs ut the Crystal Palace, AFRO those placed theSS
ways popular" .s'a al .H7's157 ~ = - a.
trfhe following VIC tako, from tho. NChFtsii.r
Advocated Memphis, Tenns);-.s. The Horscs
WaterS Rlnnos arel built of tho best anil. f1ost
thoroughly seasoned maternal. From all that
/ We can learn Of tins sstaSlishment-sail to b
SnS t@fk i.s ~ tne 0nlse' hGVe no
- ~. fnn ,,,y ~ ~ better,
~ H. IN MANI; ~ ~ smS aoi
ment upon Amoriea.s Pianos. Snd no Ihm agye.
the skifliu niannfact,rar Thsts ~ =" ~ uonSE 70
lbut thoy viii Inc an rniatad h" IN ~ qoaat
ali nd 1TiircrN oFtF1 O3eSr * aug
Il They are fully equal to any of tho lind Il
have seen in tnel United Statea; a n faTisuNsfior
to those ofasfmilsr. make saw in ensIA6d n
nd = --..s,.f4 tGeo. Mashbnrne Morgan.
Il take great pleasure in pronognbing ,t,em
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 91r
-gr PHILADELPHIA.
Important AlRrnOun cesnen I

ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
4 such as SpermatotrhGa, Seminal WeaEness
Impotence, Gonorrh@a, Gleot, Syphilis, tho Vice
ofOnanism, or Self Abuse, &C., &c. : =
The Howard Association in view of tho avn
tul destruction Of humanlife, caused by Sexual
diseases, and the deceptiors practiced upon, the
unfortunate victims Of such Diseases by tluhcks.
nGYe directed their Consulting Surgeon. as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their npRe,, a give
Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons TINS afhio
Ted. who apply by letter, with description of
tnelr condition. Gage, occupation, of life
and IN cases ct extreme poverty aud suffering,
70 Furnish Medicines Free Of Charge The
Howard Association is a benevolent Institution
established by special endowment, for the relief
Of the sick and aistFessed aaicted with .sViru-
lent and Epidemic DiscaSes.'p II has now sur
Plus OF meansi which the Di fectoFB have y6td *
exPend in advertising the abo Vs notice tit ~
needless to add that the Association commarid.
me highest Medical skill of the age, and, will
lqEnAsh the most approved modern treatment!
= gst Published, by the Association, q Report
on sPermat0rThoea, or Seminal of the Sexual Or
gans, BY the Consulting Surgeon, which win lie
sent sent ny maj, Tin a7Se4led envelope Free or
oha5go, Jon the receipt Of St aips for postage.
g a ddaess, DR.. GEO R. CALHOUN, UonsdIti1,g
Surgeon: Howard Association y NoI,2 Sonth
NTH Street, PhiladeI Pia Pa By ordsr Of
VIZ! OHSct2Es.E .lLI5J "a
EZRA D. HEARTWgLb, PRxs,pxxr.
-Hbo- FAIRoHILo, Secretary. sells ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
THE THREE GREAT LIGHTS.

RAILWAYS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In ull cons ilutonal diseases, aid where thc
ns,itution is broken down, or the bUuy in a
rapid state of decay, the system inoculate,i
with the virus of disease either by tho violation
Of the laws Of health intsmp Crnnce, excess ana
Indulgence of the passions, or by hereditary
Transmission, as in cases of Scrofula, Consump-
ton, rheumatism, Gout, Fits, and other hcir
looms, which a long limo of ancestry has 40 bonn
titnlly and richly bestowed on posterity us a mo
nento Of the past, at the cost OF tho suffering in
heritorS. These remedies, in their tributary On
p"city, possess a curative power that no disease
can withstand their combined effect will eradi-
cate from the living body every particle Of dis-
e"sed matter, rcnorate the whole system with
health, heal tho nnsound, decay wing hinge oroth-
or organs: cleanse and purify the unclean, from
"ll Impurities.
TO the disabled wayfnrcr, who is crippled with
intrmitics-we iEvito you 8 to try" those Rom
cdies. We will vouch for their efficacy. Iea7.T
With many hundreds of others who havo wit.
messed and felt the effect Of tho 8. Three G reat
lights. and az thoy rule and govern tho.e bo-
dies whiCh'they arc destined by the Almighty
'Power. so thcsc three Remedies stand as RuF
!crS Conqucrors aud Grand Masters OF all dis
cases. .I.5iss ga Z RADWAY " CO.,
ml.i l26 Fulton Street, Now York. :
tB- The R. X. R.. Remedies arc sold by Drug
gusts, Merchants and Stor9keepers. ool8 ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
THIRD GREAT LlGuT.
nADwAY's RENoyAT1No nEsoLyEyT

NAOhA1' . hbHOFATIN0 HESO4sHESNTs'
Cures Humors, Salt Rhoum, ScroIulA, Ulcers.
Nodes, Tumors, Fevcr Sores, Skin Eruptions,
Blotohes, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Gout, DropSy
Syphilis, Consumption. Apoplexy. &c., and
all constitutional and chronic diseases, either
inherited by hereditary transmission or iuoe-
Mlatcd by exposure or otherwise
There is no remedy in the world that will work
such miraculous cures in old discusses US Rad
why's Resolvent. ltchangcs the whole human
body-reproduces now and healthy blood.
~ Bleeding from the lungs-Rudway's Re.
novating Rcsovent will, in fow minutes. check
Hemorrhage from tho lungs or throat IN cuses
whore tho patient coughs up clots of blood or p,lF
strcakcd with blood. Railways Resoi won't wlll
soon remove the difficulty.
ond street, had bad cough for two years, she
coughcd up sometimes half pint of bl0O during
the might. She was cured in sUvrn days by thu
relief and Rcsulvent.
~ A sore leg Of 81 years cured in three
weeks by Railways Rcliot. Mr. r. II. Kilgo, q
merchant OF hi n standing in DahloLcga, Ga.
says: l. That II gentleman who for II cars has
been afflicted with IL sore leg that resisted every
kind OF treatment, was ctfcctualty cured in thrS,
weeks by Railways Ready Relief, Resolvont U I'd
RnUnlutOrS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
CHEAP CLO TfIING!

FLlSl2 OWENS mas just returned from Bal
~ timore with a large stock Of
Cloths, Gassimeres. yestings, &c.,
OF superior quality, which he is prepared to
mnnuIaGture MUG clothing of the la.est sty les,
large and splendid stock of II n :
REAOY-MADE cLoTH,NG!r
which no will beat the Jews'' in sell;,,p low
his stock consists in part of Coats of uii kinds.
a great variety OF P;tntaloons, Vests Of every
style and quSlity, Drawers, UnIershirts, FanSy
ana ai PLAIN shirts, Collars, PovKet and Neck
AT the old stand on Main Street, opposite the
store OF Charles Lewis. - = = ~'''S VAC
lie wall still continue to. manufacture CLOTHING
OF goods bought elsewhere. Thankful for pass
lHVors. ne hopes by strict attention TO business,
TO merit u Continuance Of the saiue. -
October gath, ls5s.-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
Gun Shop in West QJnion-

ME subscriber would respectTuI,y Tf3rn, ~
citizens Of DoddEidge- county, hat he 't =
Prepared 70 make snssraair ali kiI,.ls Of ems Is
49, t..tiss and shot gums made 10 Or,
quested TO give me q cali. - s-SA4s = 1s-
August 9Th lsSs.-1y VIII. EARNEST.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19

rg:Farmers, apply manure to your
fields this winter. ii you have any that
need .is.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
MILL FURNISMINGgp
VIM W.%WAl.I.BEEoIs iiih

s15' 81, LibeftY STU PFttsburgh, Pa.
ST,EAiAss ENGINES, Of the best. quality, ON
MADE % order, IL d &afed 10. Juaists iToa.
French Bprf Mil stones. if'S aE8iFlbe3l
Laurel IIflf sni'5d6Hio ast tt7f}B Aii.z ~
Portable Com and iFlodt Mills. no i.lGz
~ Mtll,Sbind Ia mi, IN Tror9s -,
% Hosting and Fempering scrsws.J,iq bar
80 SaStlFOn Proof StS.tfsAss.s ia I'd OIL 'esl
..;.oor Corr and Cot. GRINDER; ., snn gldarls
Mill Picks and Screen Wfre.S "a
mo Leather Betting for Machinery. !, - -
Flax Beltihg for Eieyators, o cheap article.
40 MIL Gearing, mads q oFdet.I J3s
oidsE n1 isss' nj t1b.
eTtys St, Pitfsb1fg, Pa filed With dispatch.h
w. w. WALLACE,
n. B.-Thers i, q RailFosd in opera tfon from
wAyAs-SiItsC q -1a6FS 3.ifE aulGFzT Ism.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
SECOND GREAT LIGHT,
uAnwAT's REGULATORS,

Tho discovery oftlose wonderful pills cstab-
fishes new cru in Pnrga!!oll' a9I new pripst55
pills no gripping pains or sickness at sto,haoA is
experienced; they operNtenaturally, leaving the
bowels, liver ana Others organs III u natural aud
hcultLy condition. r. ~. -. ..' 2t's. @5a
They insure those who take thom . good iap.
petite and u healthy digestion. %! I'd "hk '..'F d
Each iii that is taken gives now lifts to tho
blood; they purifyAit; take from it all impure
deposits, and 'equNlize its circulation.
ap Ono or two doses OF RudwRy's Regulators will
entirely remove embarrassing Synp onis of Dya-
persia, Jmundice, Nervousness, Indigestion, Dos
ttvcness, Liver Complaint, Biliousnoss, Melan.
ehoiy, AID will cure nll organic tisoases, either
III MIN or woman. Ladies troubled with irreg-
ularities or weakening discharges, may rely upon
uprompt cure and regular periods il Railways
Regulators are t~ken. '1
Every dose Of kpdway's Reguletqrs that is
taken instis new strsngth twittintho boly of tn 9
weak feeble and iutirm.- All who lake them, arc
delighted with tho happy chang, thoy experinco
in a few hours. The dispirited and melancholy
feol joyous and happy; the sick aud dcbilitutcd,
stl OF q and vigorous,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
: The Golden Prize.

T,HE NEW. YORK WEEKLY GOLDEN
L PRIZE. One of tho largest and best litera-
ry papers of the dny. Terms of subscription
Two Dollars per year. nd a Gift will BIO pre-
scented to each subscriber Immediately on re-
ceipt of the subscription money. Each subscri-
Der viii DO entitled TO gift worth from 81 to
$500 in gold.
To Clubs.
Copies for one zeal, .......- $500
10 '-.a.E' = ,......-... 1900
Read, Read, Read, Read, the list Of Gifts,
Gifts, Gifts. ..,. ..
package containing $500 in Gold.
10 Gold Patent Lever English
.huntinrs-cased Watches 100 each
as {: Gold Watches 60 "
800 Ladies' 6" S6
100 Silver Hunting cascd Watches rs &c
400 " Watches 10 to 90 "
500 Gold Vest and Guard and Fob
Chains II :. ="
5000 Gold lockcts ct 10
Gold Rings-Ear Disqualification
Breast Pins Studs-Cutf Pins
Sleeve Buttons, de-, &C., to S15
Immediately on receipt Of tho subscrira ion
money, the subscribers nanc will be entered
upon cur subscription book, opposite number,
and the gift corresponding with that number
will DO forwarded to his or her address by mail
or express, postpaid.
Address RECkET g. COMPNY, PunL1suEns,
48 and 40 Motfut's Buildings, Now York.
sells
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
We are just Opening
f.-a. A FINE LOT OF

CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OUCH as Silk Undershirts, Light Merino, 10 :,
- for Summerwear, Drawers, Gloves, Pocket
and Neck tlandkerchiets, Collars, Shirts, Neck
ties, sc. Also, Large assortment OF Portmon-
naies Snd Pocketbooks, all of which we are de-
termincd to sell at reasonable prices Give. us q
call, and try .ROSENTHAL & BRO.
MARIO If 10 .| 10. -.l yF q. ,.
\ T RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
"A Circuit Court Of Upshur cou nty on the
first Monday in February, 1858.
John Miles -.. 81. -y. Complainant
VS.. i4"l ..fa. ..a...a.Is .a ..ss...' .. . =
Geo. w. Ratliff, &C., sss ..-En Defendants
Tho object of this suit Is TO ascertain the yari-
Gus liens upon tn. lands in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned and their several prioritiss, and
when the same shall have been ascertained, 10
obtain u decree to sell the said lands to satisfy
tho said liens.
1t appearing by affidavit that defendant Adam
Splitter is not an inhabitant Of this State it is or
deled that he appear here in one month after
due publication of this order aud do what is ne :
cessary to protect his interest reste-
fel2 1t A. TOMBSTONE, Clerk.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its cures Of every variety of pulmonary disease,
dences of its virtues in any community where 1T
has been employed. So wide is the field of its
fitness, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent escape observation and where its virtues
known. the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous atfec
to our climate Not only in formidable attacks
upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of
Coins, CouGHs, HoARsBHRss, &C.; and for Chill
it is the peasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained
AS it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
Junc, " DI.. Glarksburg, anu dealers in med
cincs everywhere. apo Am
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
Medicines.
j.. Il. IL.
Three Great Lights!

Mariki nd have long been engHlphe in dark
ness. as regards the true means of securing
health,- RIDING the hpman body from disease,
and preserving life, The sick. under the falla-
iect to continued practice OF probabilities and
uncertainties. Thefe,is nothing certaitsor hxed
in the treatment of the sick eithcrin the oldeoi
new school ofFfnedieine.ls1 ! s.ga ssqi! y
Dr. Railway has succeeded lini prodncin three
remedies-kn own to the world as ,Radway's Kea-
DIV Relief, Renovating Resolvept, and Regnlatprs.
These Remedies are not only sblished acts In
asmuch as they h, We never YET tailed in their
special or combined efficacy In pf9ducing fruit
full and beneficial results but: they are, facts
establishing science4 s they have in aH cases,
I'when tried" succeedsdi I'M heslt b
and Kidding tie body FROM disease after all
other medical treatments hha failsdL-ands the
most skillfnl physicians had given spp the tsick
as beyond the power of human means tocure
and pronounced thesdreaatpl mandateE=i nSp-
rable. .gas.s..sl $500 -
in tho archives 9f medical sGisssmthey haS s
ready ssto DO tried again III
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-02-19
FIRST GREAT LIGaTi 9. = Z 6. s
pADwAY's READY RELiEF.

As Special Remedy il TO be psei, in all cases
where the human body isseized with the tortu-
ring pangs or paroxysm of PHin=-no amattsr
what the cause of the pam may tbe, whore
it may. be loeated-an napplicaioaI Of the
Ready Relief either. internally us aldrinkserex-
ternally as an. alleViator, wilIin anew minutes
restore the afflicted body to ease and comfort. "a
In al cases of Bowel aDisorderss pysentery,
Cholera Bloody lFlh&, Sick lead aohe, Nervous
Headache. a4ldI other Nervous Atfectionss Neu1
raIgia, RhGunatisms Sprains, :StrainssfJ' Doth
Ache, Burns, Scalds, Wounds. Shot w pundRI
Bruises, CIuts2 Poisonigah aeeslent-in all cases
and under all circumstances Where, the, human
system is tortured byapaip, Railways Ready Re-
lief can be1rOlied upon us quick, Safe and
certain,remedY:lb atH'Gnsj. R9lsiIg ap s4ptJiW
In cases of Biliousness, Bilious Fever, EPPhqs
Fever Slip Fever Yellow Fever, gFeyppF sgpe;
Scarlet Fever land all Malignant FeNers Small
Pox, Measles !. Rncumoniu, Rad ways Ready Re-
lief. usGdpinsconneStion with ftadway's Regnla7
tors, will euro the positively sick, afflicted with
these disorders, aud protect The. system against
sudden attacks whom either Of these malignant
diseases prevail, 49, ~, :, - p gst t-A
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Watch-Maker 81 JeweIIer
- WESTON NJ

$50 3ls Liberty St, PltlsDnrg, Pa.
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ClarksblIil IT, n Depot. Z /.
go !;
FOr GrImtlstomes.

CRICTION ROI.LERs 81 Shat and g. Ga
Il for slis III WBfeh4lo'
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Smut Machines.

als Liberty st, Pittsburg
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-03
d. MCDONALD,
p. MCDONALD.

Since our last issue, there has been no
small amount Of gossip in regard to the
Democrat. An erroneous impression has
got out, that Mr.. Packard was clicked
out" to give place to one or more individ-
uals. who are supposed to be friendly to-
words us. These imaginations have been
industriously circulated. as we learn,
throughout the county; and in order to set
the matter before the public in its true light,
we will state the circumstances which COM
PEELED us to do as we have done.
= The times. as all know, have been ex-
tremely hard for the past six or eight
months. Wepay two hands. and Office
rent: have everything that we use. to buy
when we get any kind Of merchandise,
the money is expected Immediately, and
unless we have il, We can't pay it. Since
the. commencement of the third volume
we have not collected enough to pay the
expenses of the Office: and in order to move
-slone smoothly, s.have drawn on othel
sources, hoping that times would get bet
VIZ aud thatthose who are owing. on OLE
scores, would pay up, and thereby piac'
=. IN a position that would justify US il
hin hiring 2, an editor. But our anticipations
l;le dissolving views, have disappeared
.lesyipg nothing behind These are tt
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-03
James B. Foley.

The following sensible remarks in re-
gard to the above named gentleman, from
tn. Michigan CITY Enterprise. (Republi-
can, are worthy Of consideration:
This gentleman is Democratic member of
Congress from the Fourth District of Indiana,
and is just now attracting much attention, the
author of very poorly written letter, which he
indicted to friend in his District, and by some
hocus-pocus operation it got into the newspapers.
portion of our contemporaries are making much
ado about the degradation to which enghtens ed In
diana is subjected, in consequence of one Of her
Congressman being unable to write and speak with
the grace and Guency of a Webster. We know
nothing Of Gen. Foley. Undoubtedly he was one
of the early pioneers-and in the hardships and
perls incident to the settlement of new country,
he was denied the educational privileges, which his
own strong arm and unconqucrable viii has since
assisted in building up throughout the State. The
best blood of the Revolution flowed in the veins Of
men who were rude and uni, ttered-and men who
made their mark, like Washington, the conquer OF
Tarleton-or Sergeant Jasper, who eypiated his
hearts blood in defence of the flag entrusted to
him by the heroic women of South Carolina, have
ever commanded the homage and esteem of the
good everywhere. Education is useful and nee
essary, we admit--but man may lack this essen.
tial, and yet be the possessor of such qualities as
viii give him place in the front rank in public
opinion Gen. Foley doubtless possesses much
tive talent--a vigorous, though comparatively un.
cultivated intellect. else he never could have at
tanned his present position. We are no apologies
for ignorance, yet we believe that education does
not ennoble man Of small mental daliber, while
we do believe that minds, rough. and unpublished
like marble in the quarry, ore as well adapted fv
council in the camp and the cabinet, as the polish
ed exquisite, whose language is as smooth ant
flowing as his heart is deceitful Education isncc
essary but after ALL it is not the one thing needlul
If nature has gifted man largely, and opportuni
ties have been denied him for polishing, those nat
urai gifts, he should not be debmred from holding
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-03
DIR. Reback,s Theory and
Practice.

1t would seem that DR.. Roback's "Scan-
dinavian Remedies" have taken the highest
rank among the standard medicines of the
day. His theory is, that in whatever organ
disease may show itself. its root are in the
blood. Hence his famous Swedish cura-
tives, the Blood Purifier and the Blood
Pills are designed to act specifically upon
the sanguinous fluid. One thing cannot
be disputed. they produce most salutary
effects even in apparently hopeless cases.
Individuals who have suffered for years
from dyspepsia. scrofula. eruptions of the
skin, bronchitis, asthma, general prostra-
ton, liver complaint. rheumatism, neural
gia. and many other distressing maladies,
report themselves, over the signatures, as
radically cured by course Of these Rem
edies. The claims of DR.. Roback's adver-
tisaments are therefore supported by COM
petent proof. See Advertisement.