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T AND AGENT, next door to T. s. Land Office.
IL Ogden, K. T., viii buy and sell Land War
rants, file notices for pre-emptors, attend to pre-
empting town sites and private claims, defend
contested claims, and do any other business con-
neeted with land Office,
fee Jan. 2 4t
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3n.
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Mechanics Tools.
A FULL ASSORTMENT of Coopers' Tools,
"A Blacksmiths' Bellows,
Timers Tools and Stock;
Cabinent Makers Tools and material.
Just arrived at the Hardware Store,
Sept 26-tf HICKS Il BARKER.
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Custom Work.

CuSLOm ~ OFke
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO MANUFAC-
wv ture all kinds of work in our line of busi-
ness, to order. Great care will be taken in the
well made BY calling at SHANkLlN'S
Cheap Bootand Shoe Store.
n. B.-Repairing done in good style. and at
fair prices
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Lawrence Huslness Dlrectsry.

Lagfsace business Dlrectery.
MINER i FULLER. Physicians and Surgeons,
Lawrence, Kansas. FarticulaT attention given
to Surgery and diseases Of the Eye.
JOHN 3. WOOD, Land Agent and Money Bro
kef, Lawrence, Kansas.
C. ST0RRS, yr., Land Agent and Surveyor.
h. SHANKLIN, Wholesale and Retail Boot and
Shoe Dealer.
F. CONANT, Dealerin Dry Goods and Groceries.
r. L. FRAZER, Matchmaker and JeEeler.
l.. KELLOGG, Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE, 7. L. Whitney.
WAyERLEY HOUSE, L. Hoyt.
z. 8. LOWMkN, Attorney at Law.
JOHN n. COE, Counselor, and ATTORNEY at Law.
G.. W. BROWN, Atty at Law and Land Agent.
GEO. FORD, Dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries DO.
RIDEN0UR j BRO, Land Agents and Real
Estate Brokers
MORROW HOUSE. Morrow Eldridge.
CENTRAL HOUSE, b. johnson
s. \. WOOD 4 CO., Real Estate Agents and
Dealers in Exchange and Money.
s. \. WOOD, Notary Public and Commissioner
of Deeds for Ohio.
G. STEARNS, Grocer and Provision Dealer
except Whisky.
d. b. BURNHAM, Dealer n Seeds and Agricui-
turai Implements.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice in all
n the Courts of the Territory-attend to con-
tested cases in the Land. Office, all matters per-
tanning to Real Estate, ConVeyancing, Execu-
ton of titles, &c. Office in the Commercial
Building-LaWrence, Kansas. Dec 5 If
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WATERPROOF Boots.
WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE OF
w Winter Boots, call at SHANKLIN'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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JAMES A. FRAME. HENRY B. coSwELL.
Frame & ConweIl.
WHOLESALE dealers in gun powder. Keep
w constantly on hand Rife. Sporting, and
Blasting Powder. Also safety fuse. All orders
will receive prompt attention. Office at the fur
niture store, Kansas City. No. Jan 3m
Diss0iutiOn.
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore known
4 and existing under and BY the name Of DIX
4 DEAN Is, b. mutual consent, this day dissolved.
RALPH c. DIX will settle al accounts of the
late firm RALPH G.. DIX.
January 5th, 1853. JOHN II. DEAN.
Having sold all right, title and interest in the
firm of DIX & DEAN to CHANNY B. DIX cheer
fully recommend him to the favor of the Public.
JOHN NJ. DEAN.
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MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealers
IsI in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Valses.
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Sajdlery, Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes, W hips,
Overshoes, Fly Nets, DC. Store No. 10. Second
Street, Alton, Ill.
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Mrs. HULDAH A. GOODWIN would re-
NI spectfaliy inform the public that she VII
open School in the Moneka Academy, j. an. 4th,
branches of an Elementary and Collegiate course
of Education; French, italian and the Spanish
Languages; Music, Drawing, Painting. and all
kinds OF Ornamental work win receive partlcu-
tion.
Elementary Course, So 90
Middle Glass, SEQ
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy,
and Higher Mathematics, 7e0
Languages, each extra. 90
Drawing and Painting, 5 %
Ornamental work free of charge.
HULDAH a. GOODWIN, Principal.
MoLLIE a. McGKATH, Assistant. 3m22
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Girl Wanted
A GIRL TO DO H0USEW0RK WANTED
n TO whom very liberal wages viii be paid.
ENQUIRE at THIS OFFICE
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B. SLATER.

TEGLE BARKER has sny qusntity Of Iron
Wedges. Esv.Is. -. t.
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es 5, ,atstendingbe be-
all be paid the
!, and five cent?
yeled vel in going
The Presidepss !
certificate of
draw a warran.
Pr for the same.
parts Of Acts
t with the pro.
the same ara
! in force, and
fits passage.
1858.
let providing for
lection Frauds
aor and Legisla-
/ Kansas, as fol.
4. Green be, and
Commission pro.
this Act is
-
id Commissions
Etigate anyfrauds
by hereafter be
the returns or in
fther of the said
bard shall have
tendance of wit,
b of papers.
Board shall have
/, who shall re.
Ftion provided for
I'D.
hereby a appropri.
| the contingen.
the sum of three
much thereof az
Jet to the draft Of
Board, upon the
y, and the Presi.
keep an accoun.
4 and expended
q the same with
Board. All acts
sistent with this
It and be in force
58.
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T CAN NOW SUPPLY MY CUSTOMERS
i with all size and styles Of Collins, trimed in
the latest and best style, at low price. Also
my shop to be what they are recommended.
2m j. KELLER
LAwRKNCE, Sspt. u.
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annlication. takes a simple mode OF al
,ainihp the desired end. thus mutually as
sisting nalu,e to cast oil the common enc e
nv, and subduing the temporal reign Oh
fell disease.
Mach more could be said on this POM
than can well come within the scope "l
this short article. which we have lho"gh'
il our duty to devote 10 casual glance at
q notwithstanding. that may have esca-
ned The the observation, and consequently
the due appreciation of a great potion q
our readers system conceived as II was
and carried out as II IS oy 'n"''''
mind We will at some luture 'ime rem
der some further interesting particulars
with regard to this peerless and "nPTece,
Ien,ed enterprise !-MI,Ceukte "N''cS.
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Later From Utah.

The MormonS to remain at PROMO II
then can Rule.-A lelegraphic despatch
dated ST. Joseph's, June %. via Boone
vile, July I'd, conveys the following in
formations:
Capt. Marcy's command arrived from
New Mexico with 500 mules.
Col. Haftwell, the Secretary of the Ter
ritory, left Camp Scott on The 10th instant
for Salt Lake City.
There was quite diversity OF opinion
al Camp Scott. as 10 what course the Nor
mons would pursue in regard TO allowing
The troops 10 enter the valley.
The mail party passed about three bun
dred Mormons. with horses and mules,
and well armed. bot they would give no
information as TO where they were going
or what they intended doing.
Fifty Mormons. who had escaped from
the Valley, were met at Platte Bridge
vending their way towards the States.
Twelve companies Of cavalry or dra
goons were met near Fort LarsWie.
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G0lg1BL5T6&3CA4B0o
For the Register.


MIR. Editor.-Allow me through the
medium of your excellent weekly V'si'"r
to express my delight and gra'Ihcauon al
wi,ue ssing Tie exercises of the Sunday
School Celebration in the NJ. f. Church
on the afternoon of Sunday last.
With the oppressive heat OF the day ana
crowded house OF spectators, as well as
the short time Of preparation as we leaIn-
ed, on The part of the children, we were
prepared to find an excuse eUenJor Ht "1f'
IRE. Bot young America was there ana
we were as much surprised as delighted
with he exercises and although accusInm-
ed 10 Witnessing such exhibitions we are
free to say we have rarely met with a
school whose efforts we're more credIta.
BILE and fattering in regard TO the capacity
ri the children as well as the fidelity and
untirng attention OF the officers and teach
ers Of The school. These will have rich
and sure reward those heavy response
bility because of their superior advanta-
oes. SIN the morning sow thy seed, and
in the evening withhold not thine hand
for thou knowest not whether shall pros
per this or thator whether they both
shall be alike good"
There is quite a commendaoie zeal
manifested on the part Of the different
branches Of the church in regard TO the
proper attention and instruction OF the
children at the Sabbath Schools. and an
interesting feature connected Herewith is
lberalitv and proper christian charity
manifested in The frequent changing oil
the children, wishing each others schools
this speaks well for christian communl,
ty-
Who we ask can witness such exhlbI'
tons, can Iehec, upon the destiny and
future prosperity of his county, OF the
whole human family. in the light of DI-
vine revelation and feel or look upon the
nursery Of The Sabbath Schools so potent
for good in sowing the seed of moral IN
struction in the juvenile mind who
we say can look upon il with sluggish IN
IAifference"and be innocent Long moy
tive parties connected with the school live
to be useful.
July 6, 1858. A LOCKER ON'
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List of Letters

n EMAINING in The Post Office at
IL ShepherdsIown, for the quarter end
ing June 30, 1853.
John Boyrs. Charles Brengle, Samuel
Barnard, William Brashears, Mr.. Cado-
Ter, VIM. II. Collier, John Devericks.
DIR. Gibbs, Mrs. DIR. Gibson. Joseph
Green, George Hill, Mrs. Marian Hill,
I.eracl II. Her, Henry Kendall, Mrs. Ma.
nv f. Kepharl, John McGurk, Emanuel
Miller. Juns Roy. VIM. A. Schumick.
John School. John II. Slope, A. +.
Smith.
July 10 VIM. MOULDER, T. NJ.
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cbyp q u q p n = 1lJl
ILL 81 GG LE L.g.CEo

On Thursday evening, July LIST in
CbarIestown, by Rev. Norvsl wilson.
Mr.. II. j. Tapp. of Charlottesville. Va.
and Miss Ida Jane IutiCiler, daughter
of Mr.. Jacob Tutwiler, Of Charleslown.
On the morning of the 18th ult, al the
residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev.
J. p. holland. Mr.. T. ID. Moore, late Of
Jefferson county and Miss Hnnie T.. Ter
rM, of Davies county Missouri.
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enchanted regions. Shells richer far IN
Patriotic sons and daughters, whose grea-
test " eaIth is the Freedom bequeathed
them BY their Fathers.
By DR.. |. s. Tanner. The Alb OF W.
", l776--The glorious birth day OF
Freedom and Independence--may the
memory of that dav be transmitted from
generation 10 generation -snk eventually
become the glory snsalled i"onor OF all tie
Nations Of the earth and the acknowledge
ed day Of freedoms first dawn.
By ID. II. Morgan. The American
Flag--,he only thing American that will
bear stripe. --
Bv.R.P. McGllncy. The signers OF
the Declaration of independence. Though
lost to sight TO memory dear may we
ever live to enjoy The blessings OF that
great event.. -ia
By Jacob Wintermoyer. To the mem
orr of our honored and beloved comn'an'
ding officer who now sleeps in death.
Bv VIM. r. Deck. go.
Here's TO The Big Spring,
Come with sigh,
To think who has left US
Since last 4lh of July.
ByJ. s. Morgan. 70 the HamtramcR
Guards--The guardians of our rights
guarding us from every danger, may they
ever be regarded as an efiecIual sale gna'o
to the people.
The day being now far gone. all wend'
ed their way back 10 town, where Inc
"Ham,ramck Guards" marched again
through our principal streets, performing
platoon firing and then were dismissed
AT night Mr.. D. w. FRVATT OF Mar
,insburg, delivered an Grafton before Emit
ler's Hotel. We had the pleasure OF
hearing Mr.. FRYArr and can state thai
the audience presen, will bear us witness
that il was an excellent Grafton, and CIV
mo much credit 10 the Orator.
Thus ended another fourth OF july IN
shepherdssown, day long to be remem-
bered by every true American as the
mon which the chains Of bondage were
broken, and Liberty the priceless bom OF
our forelalhers, granted in its stead,
No accident happened TO mar the peas
ures of the day, excepting The bre&'ng
of the acooden leg Of Mr.. CONRAD oNv-
DER. Several eminent physicians were
presen, but their ability in repIacInsbro'
ken legs failed in this instance an The
unfortunate man received no aid except al
the hands of blacksmith.
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A Sad Event.

1t becomes our painful task TO record
the death Of Mr.. SAMPSON MARMADUKE.
one of our citizens, under very affecting
circumstances. For six or eight weeks
his family and friends have been in doubt
and anxiety as TO his fate. About SIX
months since he returned from Mount
Hope, Baltimore. Md, where he had
been for two years under the medical
treatment of DR.. Stokes. He returned TO
our midst very little if any better than
when he left. his case having been pro-
nounced one Of hopeless and incurable IN
sanity. For some time he was among
us-his family and his Misunderstanding the
sympathy Of all human soul in blind
ness, a God-like mind IN darkness, COM
mands and receives the sympathy OF eve
ry one. On the l4h. day Of May he
suddenly disappeared, since which time
until Wednesday, the 7th inst, nothing
had been heard or seen of him. On We'd
nesday his body was found upon The land
OF Mr.. Jacob Sialey, about two miles
northwest Of town in a small grotto oil
solid rock, by that gentleman. Decom'
position had so far done lis work that
nothing could be recognized but the cIo-
thing. jury was summoned and upon
examination the skull was found 10 have
seen pierced by pistol ball fired from
a pistol found upon the unfortunate man
Thespisiol was identified as the property
of his brother. The clothing, knife
comb, &c., were al, identified as TIT
property of Sampson Marmaduke, leavin!
no doub, upon the minds of the Juror
that it was his body, and that he had COM
10 his death by pistol shot from his owl
hands, and verdict was rendered In &C
cordance with these facts. The body o
what was left Of il, was place.
in a coffin and inferred in lie famil,
burial ground. The deceased was abou
thir,y-four years Of age. 1t is cad thin!
10 think of human being thus hurryin.
his own soul before the tribunal Of hi
God. but when we reflect upon the fact
OF this particular case no blame can pos
sibly attach, suffering under an incurAbl
malady which rendered irresponsible 70
any act, childish and almost helples
death came TO him relief.
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Anniversary.

The Sons of Temperance, Of HaPer's
Fe,rv intend to celebrate their Annrer-
sary as Division of the Order o" Ae
.2sth of this month.
The Order will leave the Hall on Shen'
andoah ST. about 9 o'clock, headed by
Bevser's Silver Cornet Band, OF Hneers-
tom, which has been employed. They
will proceed through the principal streets
10 the fine Grove in Bolivar, where al
dresses will be delivered upon the snhJec
of Temperance.
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4th OF July IN Shepherdst0wn.
The 4,h Of July coming on Sunday tn

The 4,h Of July coming on Sunday tn
,hyear, Saturday the Bird was celebrated
niversary of our National Independence,
and welcome day was j, 10 the hardy
sons of old pherdstown. All kinds
of labor was dispensed with, every one
eager to mingle in the celebration Of that
day which declared them TO be free and
independent people. AT an early hour
,hrongs Of persons could be seen walking
To and fro through the streets anxiously
awaiting the hour of departure for the
ground Of celebration. AT 10 o clock the
"Hamtramck Guards" and Potomac
Cadets" headed by "Criswell's Cornet
Band" marched through our principal
streets and then repaired 10 the "Big
Spring. where, after cooling of, the
meeting wa, called to ORDER by appoint.
ing DR.. V. NJ. BUTLER, President T..
II. TowNER, Esq, then read the Decla-
ration of independence, after which T..
@. LEE. Esq, the Orator selected for the
occasion, delivered chaste. eloquent and
patriotic speech which elected great ap-
plause. II was indeed an able effort for
one so young, and plainly showed thai
ere long he will be ranked among the
greatest orators of the day. After Mr..
Lee had concluded, loud calls were made
for Messrs. D. w. FRYATT, 6. H. MUIR
PLY and Ii. X. DOUGLAS, who made a
few pertinent and appropriate remarks.
After speaking was over dinner was an
nounced and all "made tracts" for the Ia
BILE which was heavily laden with the sub
s,aniisls of the world prepared by Mr..
\WM. II. Crow than whom no better
csterer can be found. He certainly made
,he, hungry feel rejoiced on that day If we
may Judge from some of the volunteer
toas,s: Dianer being over, the following
,oasts ere read by Mr.. 'rowner:
BY Jas. Nj. Hessey Virtue and Intel
liyenre combined, the basis Of all civil an
:
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i IVA R D lSS0 CITATION
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established by special
Endowment for the Relief Of the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with Virueni and
Epidemic Diseases.


Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view.
l. of tie awful destruction of human life,
Caused by Sexual diseases and the dcceptions
pracuCou upon me unfortunate victims OF surs,rh
diseases by Quacks, several yetrs ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARlTA.
BILE ACT worthy Of their name, to open
Dispensary for the treatment of this class Of
dis asses, in all their forms, and to give MED.
ICAL ADVICE GRATIS 10 all who apply by
letter, with a description Of their condition,
Gage, occupation, habits OF life, &C., aud in
cases Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MED.
ICINES FREE OF CHARGE. Il is need.
less 10 al that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and will fur.
nish the most approved modern treatment.
1 he Directors Of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual
Dis asos, Tor the ycaf ending January lst 1888,
express the highest satisfaction with the sue
ce which has attended, the iabors of the Con.
sulting Surgeon in the cure Of Sperma orrbGs,
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorhes.
elect, Syphilis the vice Of Onanism or Self.
abuse, &C. and order continuance Of tho
same plan for The ensuing year.
An admirable Report on Spermatorhoea, or
Seminal Weakness. the vice OF Onnnisni, Mas
turbslIon, or Sc. abuse and other diseases Of
the sexual organs, by The Consulting Surgeon.
Will be sent by mail (in a sealed enyelops.)
FREE OF CHARGE, OIL receipt Of TWO
for hostage.
Address, for Report or treatment. DR.. GEO.
X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. South Ninth Street. Phils-
delphia, Pa. BY order Of The Director,
EZRh u. HEA2TWELL, President.
GEO. FAIHcHTLD, Secretary.
July 3. 1883. ly
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TRINITY SEMINARY.
MISS l.. S. HICKMAN, Principal.

IN this Institution il is proposed that a
systematic and thorough. course of in.
strncrion be pursued. The following i,
~ nn,I;na If the course intended, with
catalogue of text Books preferred.
ELEMENTARY CLASS.
NcGnfty's Spoilers & Eclectic Readers,
R,rd's and Strong Copy Books,
Cobb's and Davies Arllhmelcs.
Hazen's SpeIer and DehneF,
Scholars Companion.
smith or Murrav's Grammar's.
NilchelI's and Adams Geographls.
JUNIOR CLASS.
parker's Natural Philosophy.
Comslock or Cutters Physiology.
Smiths illustrated Astronomy.
LincoIn's Botany.
History of The United States.
Gtimshaw's England and France.
Ancient Ilistory--Rome and Greece.
Ancient Geography.
Mythology.
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NOTICE.

THE President and III ectors Of tie
l Virginia and Maryland Bridge Com.
pany have declared Dividend Of TWO per
cent on tie Capital Stock Of lie Compa-
ny, payable % tie Isl Of AnguSi next. by
George Byers Treasurer of the Company.
JOHN NJ. JEWETT,
Sec'y Of Va. & Md. Bridge Co.
J.ly 10 81
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CHOICE OF GIFTS =!
Great American GIFT Book House,

No, 49, Br a, way. New YORK,
where The gifts, consisting Of JEWELGY, &c,
AND VARYING IN VALUE FROM IS
GENES TO TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.
are always on EXHIBITION, IN AMPLE
SHOW CASES. Our New Descriptive Csts-
Gogue, containing large variety OF Books IN
every department of Science and Literature. isi
Of whirh are sold at regular publishers prices)
a d explaining OUR NEW AND ORIGINAL
SYSTEM Of allowing every purchaser Hle
Own CHOICE OF GIFTS, and setting forth
unequallerl Inducements to AGENTS, sil be
sent, post paid 10 any individual, on sPPIiea'
ton Address,
a RANNEY, Agent, no 2se B'1adwsy.
July 3els5s ~ ono
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1c9 Q JfIDP0

On Thursday the 9Th inst. al the res
idence of her father, J. J. WeIshsns,
Warren County, Missouri, (of pulmonary
disease) ReJecca n. WcishanS, IN the
l4lh wear OF her age.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, 1855. |
Absent.

The editor has gone/to take little re-
creation in his daa's harvest field, near
Middleio&f, Nd, and has left US TWO
.aerus to ge, GU! the mex, weeks paper as
best we can; therefore we hope our readers
will overlook all shortcomings in the
next issue.
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What one Great Mind can Accomplish!


The "great ones Of the earth have been
Justly designated as such for having ACHE
we'd ends and objects unallained by their
fellow men. If we trace the rise end pro.
gress of Them, we shall see, that not only
has their success been owing 10 anew Idea
or original suggestion, but in lar greater
measure to the systematic mode OF carry
ing GU, the projects, and bringing them 10
successful issue. In no instance mas
this fact been more truly exempIifed than
in the career and Hghtnin speed progress
10 fame of THOMAS HOLLOWAY, and The
proporliona,e universal dissemination OF
his PILLS and OINTMENT as specifics for
nearly every disease of The human frame.
We have been fortunate enough TO learn
from his own lips the modus operandt Of
this wonder.working system, which evln-
ces its superiority not only in having
reached the acme of perfection. but in
keeping afoat this mighty organization,
'harp of thousand strings" to keep in
tune
Let the reader conceive TO himself the
possibility of creating and continuing in
working order business from whose TO-
Gus two articles. with the simple cogno-
men of HoLLowAY's PILLS and HoLLo.
WAYS OINTMENT. are kept perpetually in
the hand and within the reach oil one IN
every hundred of community, and that
community contained in no less limits
than the circle Of the earth's broad sur
face. Now this is not only accomplished,
hu, done with ease and harmony wlthal !:
these almost ubiquitous remedies. culied
originally las we are sssured) from the
vegetable productions of that soil which
gave MS birth, moreover so compounded,
from careful study and research, as TO act
with divers tendencies, bu, wonderful uni
~ Of effect the individual properties OF
Holloway's medicines become passive or
ocfire. to sui. the exigencies of the case,
The Pillr containing both tonic, as well as
detergent qualities. develope the one or
the other. as the symptoms OF the pa
iients case may demand, the Ooinlmeni
being an "expeilrni' as well as a healing