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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-26
SIP q HHYA0I9

On Tuesday, 22nd inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Jones, DR.. ". s. .Nngruder, Mer,
chan, Of Vancleavesville. TO Miss Ruth
EHeabeth GorreH, daughtev of the late
David Gorrel, both Of Berkeley County
At Shanondale Springs, on she 9Th ult.,
by Rev. n. 6. North. Mr.. Thomas Pen.
1ceH TO Miss Martha McGOldrick. all oil
this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-05-26

The large planning mill of Messrs. Tru-
man d Draper, at the corner of B and
l2lh streets, Washington, was entirely
DESTROYED by fire on Saturday afternoon.
The lass is between Sl2 and $4,000.
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Insurance Agency.
2. W. HERBERT. JOIN P. sKoWN'
B. w. HERBERT
las associated John =. Brown III Partner

ITAS associated John T. Brown III Partner
IL ship in his Insurance Agencies.
As Agents for the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, the Insurance Company of the Val
lev ofVirginia, and the AlbemarIe Insurance
Company. Charlottesville, Va, and being IN
correspon 1ence with the most reIubie ComPan'
les in the Jnion, they are prepared 10 effect losu-
rance against loss or damage by fire, on every
species of property, at the lowest rates, com
1atih!e with the Interests Of the assured.
Orders addressed to them at Charies'o wn,
cferson County, Va, viii receive prompt at
ution
81 Either of the above named persons will
sit Shepherdstown on the lst Saturday IN
ach month.
B. w. HERBERT s BROWN.
October s, 1859. ~
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The Oryqenated Bitters.


The qualities Of this medicine have placed upon an
imperishabe foundation III destroying disease and ndu
cling he nth 1t has no parallel.
For the following complaints tines BitterS specific
viz Dyspepsia or indigestion. heart burn acdity Cos
tvcness loss Of appetite, headache and general debility
In many sections of our country this preparation
ensvey used by physicians In their practice and il
10 have restored many to health who apparently be-
yond the reach Of the healing art
Suljoned are a few tributes from well-known physi-
CiarIs
Mansfield. TiOGa Co.. Pa, Aug. 70 1853
have used the OXygenacd Bitters in practice with
decided in debility and general pros,ratio &C.
and confidently recommend it in general debility and dis
eases Of the digestive organs. F. ii. WHITE, NJ d.
Auburn, n Y. Sept 8. 1855
Gentlemen Il have been In the drug business the last
fifteen years, and have never sold medicine which has
given such great satisfaction ID, >pc pSa
OXygenated Btters. and In this disease always
mend il. II. q. FOWLER.
Burlington. VI, Nov T. 1854.
Gentleman Il am pleased 10 state. that have tried
the OXygenated BitteTs indigestion and debility and
found immediate relief from using only part of bottle
have the greatest confidence i'll 1t dyspepsia
and general debility, and recommend ii with much pleas
Yours &c,
IL JAMES LEWIS, N. D.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE CO., Boston, and for
ale by J. C. BINGHAM nd IIOYr GREEN ST. JohnSbury
JOHN BACON. st. Johnsbu-y Centre; H. A Quincy, Ly1
don Centre; W. H. MctiAsFEY, Lyndon Corner; ..
HALE Lower Waterford. DARLING & HosNER, Concord
s. GOULD Co., West Concord, and by dealers very
where. 93-96
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,lIo,eS had been burned and pillaged

:, ,;lIase, had been burned and pillaged
~. IL. pruses since the 10Th of May while
y 49,. zoo TO 5000 inhabitants were put to
-" sword. In the Mount Lebanon country
r ,bc surviving people. some 5000, are
81 r..,ess and in an actually furnishing con-
.. .;o, The massacres Of Damascus were
known at this date July 1st,) and are
included in the aggregate. The attack
d.: ,br pruses on the Christians of Damas-
-. r,-umenced on the evening of the 9th,
..n several men were killed and many wo-
c,rried off for the harems. The French,
-: .'rs.;an and Greek Consuls took refuge in
~. hou.e of Abdel-Kader. The attitude of
-, Turkish authorities was undecisive, and
.-',ttr injurious than useful to the Christians
'nno Turkish soldiers arrived on the 18th,
:: he fears of the Christians were redou-
.si Commissioners VERIFY and Korvick
are expected with Impotence. A French
,,,eI had been sent to Cataka, and was O.
led 10 take position within firing dis
ARE of the town, in order to restrain the
..a.ical portion of the inhabitants from
uniting farther outrage. The Austrian
.g..e Rudis,y had been ordered to proceed
>, syria to cooperate with the vessels of
..nrr powers there. Great agitation pre-
,....r! at Aleppo and Kills city.
the Paris Moniteur says the Sultan of
.rkey has addressed the following letter to
80 Emperor Napoleon, under date of the
,o.a 0: July al have at heart that your
..rsty should know with what grief | have
.rntd the events in Syria. Let your maj
~ be convinced that shall employ all my
arrs for establishing security and order in
,,ra that | shall severely punish the gull
| p4rties, whoever they may be, and render
,,.ce to all in order to leave no doubt
a1iever OF the intentions of my govern
-4t. have entrusted that important mis-
to my minister for foreign affairs, with
,a,,e principles your majesty is acquainted"
L IS reported in Paris that the French
Ternment has received communication
st. Petersburg, expressing the desire
Russia to act in accord with France and
Gland in the East. The Russian cabinet
; crates its opinion that the events now
Inspiring in the East, Eold in suspense the
ace of the world and the very existence Of
| rkev is at stake.
| The Paris Pays seems to imply that more
i,,1cres are in contemplation, and that the
GERS Of the disturbances in Syria have
l.tcarions with other parts of the Otto
..lr territory; that the events in Syria were
| u The prelude to formidable rising oft the
man population against the Christians
| I'd that these sinister projects are stated to
! we been long since concocted by fanatica
/ orators.
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
3. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS.
{ Agent OF the U. S. Patent Once, Washington un
fka Act, =

Late Agent OF the u S Patent Once Washington unde
the Act OF ls37.)
10 STATE ST, OPPOSITE KILBY BOSTON
After an extensive practice of upwards twcn, years.
continues to secure atensn the United States also in
Great Britain France, and other foreign countries Ca
Specifications Assignments and Draw
nss Tor Patents executed liberal terms and with dis
patch Researches made into American Foreign works
to dc'cm the validity or utility Of Patents Inven
toi>-and legal or other advice rendered in all
at a,hington.
Agency is not only the largestn New England but
through have adj anage. for securing patents
ming the patenabty inventions
dby II not UNNECESSARILY superior to- any Which can bs
oneren ilein eserhere The testimonials below given
prove that none s MORE SUCCESSFUL AT ruE PArrsI Or
sieh rha.i inc sntscnoer and as SUCCESS is
PROOF OF ApvAh-AGEs Ahr ABILITY he would add that he
has abundant r"ason Ia believe
er oce OF inc Kind are the charges for professional
80 moderate The immense practice the riber
during twenty years past has enabled n, 10 accumulate
>tc"ection and oiicia
to patents Ihese besides his extensive library Of rya,
and mechanical works and full granted
in the United States and Europe him able beyond
question I" offer superior facilities
AllneCe>.!ix ola journey TO ashngon procure
tent anu the usual great delay there here saved in
ventors.
| Testimonials.
regard Mr. Eddy one of the capable and sue
cessu practitioners with whom have had inter
| CHAS. MASON" Commissioner of Patents.
lhave no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ aperson competent and trustworthy
and capable putting their appcaiosi in orm to
secure for them carry and favorable consideration at
the Patent Office
EDNUND BURKE, Late Commissioner of Patents.
Boston. February 9. l-5s.
Mr. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applications
on all but ON OF which patents have been granted and
that one Is how pending. Such unmtakable proof 81
great talent and ability his part leads
ainvenors TO apply to him to their patents
they may be of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed Oh the cases. and at very reasonable charges
! JOHN TAGGAKT."
From sept 7th 1857 to June 7th ls3s the
In course Of his Large practice made twice rejected
plIcations, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which
decided In hsfayJT the Commissioner of Patents
h H. EDDY.
Boston, January !. ls6l.-ly
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Bl0Od Food! Blood FOOd!!
ImpOrtant Remedies.

If there Is in the list Of rcmedies given to the world for
acceptance and approval any Which entitled conf
dece by their perfect adherence To the laws intention
OF the Creator. is the II UNIVERSAL. COUGH REM
EDi for every species of lung throat and bronchial
tCutcs. even that Of ''ACTUAI. CONSUMPTION' and
the other the justly celebrated TT LII ANODYN Ma
perfect remedy Tor neuralgia ut, rheumatism partial
and Actual Paral yss St Vtus dance. onc Spasodc
and nervous headache. toothache. earache and THAT chief
Of all causes vi disease Loss of Sleep
II friends will accept tina declaration that for six
eight years these preparations have been terough tests
that would satisfy all. in place Of sweeping decorations
that mean nothing. and then procure and read the pam
phles 10 be found with all dealers and agents. they will
be- able to judge OF how lar they be relied ,-
yertiocmeut. l.
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MARRIAGES.

In the Garden of Eden. VT, July %, by Rev.
H. n. Hovcy, Mr. Richard B. Collins of Hyde
Park, and Miss Ann Grant, of the Garden.
In Holden. Mass, July 8. by Rev. William B.
Paine, Mr.. Frederick T. Tenny of West BOyls-
ton, Mass. and Miss Louisa A. Houghton of
Danville.
In Cabot, by Rev. S. F. Drew. Mr.. James Bar
re of Lennoxville, c. f., and Miss Elizabeth
Symmes of Cabot
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row l!TSSID \EHS' NDTJCE

I'VE the Subscribers. being appointed by the onora-
w Die Probate court for the district Ole leduIa
siocrs t. receive examine and adjust all claims
naudS OF all persons against the estate Daniel M,taiiv
late st JOhi-tury, in said district. deceased
claims the deceased exhibited in hereby
give notice that six months from the ii day Of july.
D. allow editor the creditors To- present, heir claims
before Give notice. that will meet that plr-
post the inn "t f.. }. Stiles in ST Juhusbury.
first Tuesdays al October and January n-Nt. from IL
clock a. Ill. until o'clock D. each OF said day.
DAVID lIiBBARD, lcu,.,
NATHL WILLIS, ~" -
ST John,lury Aug. l. A. ID 1900 I-3
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The Life Of the Flesh is in the Blood, said by in
Spraton long before arveyS discovery Of It's circulation
had brought to light its purposes and Now know
not only that life Is il the blood but that disease ha
its ii also. Many OF the disorders that pervade the human
frame have their home in it. thrive and Ill IT, The
celebrated Dr. j. C. Aver Of Lowell has had regard to this
important fact in making remedy to cure these dsol
derS His Extract Of Sarsapara purSeS out the impure
ties OF the blood and induces healthy action in Il that
eXpcs disease This looks reasonable and for
Know by our own experience. Seldom We take any
medicine We have nevertheless several times been under
10 the skill of Dr. Aver for the relief which his
remedies never fll to afford when obliged 10
have recourse to th0m.-CathOc Halifax, n 5.
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r. j FRIEND in Need. TRY it.

:. fnend in Need. Try it.
~ ' >a liniment is prepared from the recipe
t"'"t. 81 Connecticut, the great bone sell
.t., see! III Ills practice for the last twenty
- astonishing success. As an external
, .','t li'al anu will alleviate pain more
o.i'rF pre- .aratOn. For all Rheumatic
,-.. t' = II l. truly intaliiDle, and as cura-
g.. SiTaI!i>, Bruises, &c, its soothing
''' strengthening properties excite the
''. t,r -''4 lNltn'e4t Of all " no have given 1t
81, '.ii'i'"i 'trtiilca > Of remarkable cures
''.i'' The last two years bear witness to
-...... . ~tht 1879
eeI! v here
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HARDWICK HIGH SCHOOL

HAST HARDWICK HIGH SCHOOL.
The Fall Term of this school will commence
on Monday. Sept. 8, 1860, and continue eleven
weeks. under the care of
STARK FELLOWS,
of Dartmouth College, assisted by competent
Teachers of French. Painting. Drawing, and r.
ano Music. Special care will be taken to impa55'
thorough instruction in all the branches pursued
Tuition from 81, 90 to S4.OO, according to oranch
es pursued.
French. Drawing. Painting and Music extra.
Board including wood and lights. Sl.5o per
week. Ample rooms for self-boarding can be Cd
tanned on reasonable terms.
'"'A'N w. A. J. HYDE, for Elk. Com.
East Hardwick, VT, July. 1850. 10
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CALEDONIA co. ACADEMY

LYMAN j. WIT7S, 4. B., Principal,
Assisted by full board of competent teachers.
The Fall Term will commence Tuesday, Sept.
t, and continue eleven weeks. Tuition same as
heretofore. Board. including fuel, lights and
washing, from Sl,115 to $50 per week. Rooms
for self-boarders can be obtained on reasonable
terms.
For further information address the Principal.
A. BOUTELLE, Sec'y Board Of Trustees.
Peacham, VT. July 81, 1860. 1-5*
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THE MARK IT'S.

CAAbkiDuk ATT Il MAhAnl-Jui, %.
A. market SY7 Cattle 90 ewes and 297 Stores con
ITS,g OF CRYING OK C,"s and Calves Year inls
rIifes-Market ef-. .rancluding nothing buttht
oest arge fat stalli,, nj 60 per lSquay
xiSdlng nothing Blu. me best large fat Stalled Oxen
20 wv "a quality, including the best graSs-ied Oxen
ne best Stalled Cows, and the best three years old
Steers 500 aO0O; Sd quality, 81 %; ordinary ,s275.
Stores-WO rking Oxen, from $50. lis to $50. Cows
and Calves s3O. 49, 49, So. Yearlings sOa two
1earsod IS. a II, Three years old Sl2 IL.
Sheet and Lambs-5l5 at market Prices in lots
l,23 LOO. Extra and selections, :, 80 3,CU o. 40.
Hides. 6 IL at per Id. Tallow 6 a 6 l-2c per b.
Pelts 80 81 Is each; Calf Skins, Is lvc. per Id.
VEAL CALvEs-Sales at 5000, a 200 each.
SwINE-UOU Western at market. Prices-ShOtes whole
el,O0perlb. Up
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AN. TRACT SOCIETY
Memoir of Lobdell,
Better Land.
Gotholds Emblems,
Persian Flower
and all the publications of the American Trac,
Soti-ty. Boston, for sale by the subscriber, who
has been appointed Agent.
9Ad IN. HOWARD.
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DYSPEPSIA.

DYSPEPSIA.
There is probably disease which has amply prove d
to lie remeliable by the PERUVIAN SYRUP as Dyspcp-
STA. The most veterare forms Of this disease have been
comp etey cured by this medicine ample testimony of
some Of our first citizens proves.
IITTLETOS, Mass Jan, 1860.
To the Pr0pretors of the Peruvian Syrup
Gentlemen: have for several years suffered Sc
verey with the Dyspepsia. accompanied with weakness
and irrtabiy. which made life burden 10 me. Nothing
but the sim e>t nutrment could remain in the stoma
without pain SOurness and windy excavations uncom
Portable feelings in the head, bad taste in the mouth
tarrhal symptoms inactivity OF the liver and bowels piles
general debility and nervous state of extreme SuSCept
blty made up diseased condition rebeiouS to ordinary
medical treatment BY the advice of eminent physi-
clan of Boston. commenced taking PERUVIAN SY RIP;
AT began 10 experience benefit After taking three
bottles all these bad feelings have left Ny Health is
stored and enjoy life As well as ever.
Most cheer1ully do recommend Peruvian Syrup.
lUJ-l ABRAM MEAD
SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE. Readings Russia Save is the
most simple and effective remedy Tor Drs scals.
wounds cOrns Chblans, salt rheum. crIspeas clappci
hands ETC. now before the public For sale everywhere
IS box
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DEATHS.

In Greensboro, July 5, of Consumption, Miss
Mary Richie, aged 10 years.
In Lancaster, N. HS July %, Judge Presby
West. aged IS years, formerly of this town.
In Red Wing. Mimi, July Is. Mrs: Tirzah Dor
set. aged 81 wears, late of Albany. Vt.
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w \ n L E d i
Bv the subscriber, 500 tubs extra quality But
ter in tubs not larger than 50 lbs, for which the
highest market price will oe paid. 1000 doz. mix
cd socks, white toes and tops. good size and we'll
knit, before the first day of October or November
next, in exchange for goods at the lowest cash
price.
Farmers that are doing or wish to Go a ready
pay business, can find here one ofthe best assert
ments of goods in Northern Vermont. which is
adapted to the wants Of every farmer and mechan-
ic, embracing everything usually kept in coun-
~ store. Great attention is paid to the selec-
ion of
TEAS, TOBACCOS,
Provisions. and all kinds of Domestic Goods. A
large assortment of custom made Boots and
Shoes on hand, and will be made to measure to
fit any man, woman or child, at short notice, and
warranted. Clothing made to order and warrant
cd tC fit
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats and Caps. of the latest Summer styles
Having tools, cheaper than ever before, Scythes.
warranted.
PAINTS, OILS, CLASS,
Zine Lime, and all kinds of Hardware and house
trimmings. Salt Fish, Flour. Pork, Lard, Sal
mon Trout, Vinegar and Pickles.
All the above stock will be sold very low in ex-
change for
CASH COUNTRY PRODUCE
or good credit. Meaning as do, to render the
best satisfaction that may merit the continued
patronage Of my former customers and the pub
lie generally.
% Persons bringing butter are requested not
to brng it Nj ndays. and to weigh their tubs be-
fore packing.
GEORGE w. SPENCER.
East Burke, July ii, 1860. s9-f
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CONDITION powDERS'

For >ea>rso OF Horses and Cattle The sale of these Pow
ders Is immense, The satisfaction they give unbouuded
Large Pa, cages. - cents, with full Directions
Agents are authorized to refund purchase money
when sail, ctionis not gwen. Manufactured bv
DR. HERRICk BROTHER Chemists
ALBANY New York.
me sold by druggist sand Country
Mechanism City Town and Village in the Civilized
World.
ED DR. ilerrick sremedies are sold by II p Hoyt C..
Bingham and p Farhanks& Co at 81 Johnshury ant
bye ii Veaks. Lyndon: Hiram Weeks. St Johns
bury and by Druggists and Merchants every where this
Persons requiring viii enquire Of
theirreSpecre Storekeepes. The these articles
are as extended as civilization. USE THESE
6213ia
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Schirrus. Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and ExfOltatton OF
the Bones.
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Eptlep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
Of COnsumptive Patients
in advanced Stages
Of the Disease.
This is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that II
useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unrvaled excellence for coughs and colds and ts truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made II
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
Few are the communities, families. among them
who have not some personal experience ct lie elects
so living trophy in their midst Of Its victory over tns
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and iungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders AM
they KNOW too the effects Of this remedy We need not
do than to them that II has now all the VIZ
that did have when making the cures which have
won ~ strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER g. CO.. Lowell. 1sss.
And tor sal by J. c. BINGHAM and HOYr 4
GREEN. St johnsbury, and druggists generally
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Calse VI disease
Loss OF SLEEP.
The Great Central Active Principle the Tulu Auodyne
Is true development of the Original Natural Opiac. In
iectS Witnessed remark Of adequately com
pare the difference, and decision is equal to trial The
Anodyng contains not particle Of opium, and the most
delicate constitution with safety. and the per
tecv natural state ii keeps and leaves the patient should
recommend il IL physicians who have long sought the
true Development ard 10 patients who want natural
suits
The basis OF the Universal Cough Remedy is that
dom from all componets which 10y the gre error III
pounding. produce complete iuert> I>tc. real
We place restraint its every hour the day and
ask all patients to MAKE ii the natural all coughs
throat or lung complaints by perfect freedom OF appca
ton For inanatory throat ii is perfect remedy
and for Whoupng Cough checks all the spisnS and allow
the cough 10 have its run in quiet way.
With the spirit that We court all Investigation and read
mess t. Ill inquiries in return ask all to
be cautious 10 purchase only of those they rely upon
.'Prces within the reach OF all
GLNEEiI
J. ". HUNNEWELL 4 co., Il 5 Commercial Wharf
Boston.
GEO. IIUNNEWELI.. AS Water Street, New York
Under the special supervision OF JOHN l.. Ill M f.
ELL. Chemist and Phlrnlaccutist Boston, Mass
whose signature covers the curk> OF the genuine OILY and
10 whom address al communications.
Sold by all Respectable dealers everywhere.
c. Bingham. Iiovt Green. 81 Juhi>bury: Vail Brat
nerd Co.. Danviic: :. ). Could West Concord IL
j. NJ. Weeks Lyndon; H. \. Quimby, Lyndon Center: IL
Stanton, No. Danville PUtna.n Spra.Ee. Cabot llun
pIrey Smith East Burke: French Son luntnburg,
agents. l2ul-j2
FRED + SMITH Montpelier. Wholesale Agent
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MOTHERS :!

Read the following testimony to the DR.. Ea-
tons Intantie Cordial:
"MOrganvie. July ~. 1852
DR. Eaton Dear SirI have much pleasure in certifying
to the perfect hacssncSS and efficacy your Iniatle
Cordial and Cheeriuly recommend il 10 those who have
children thing have used il in my family and
have sold TWO hundred bottles the past year All
those who have USED 1t unite IN its praise all dis
eases tor which You recommend it.
Yours &c, F.. +. LATIROP.
Blood Food! Blood FoOd!!
Or Bronson Sir 1T may not be valuciesS You to
know that have used the different preparations Blood
food In several and uniformly with success and that
am convinced they are near approximation to the
a radical OF those chronic disease
for Which they prepared. than other medicinal
geLCieS kdoWn to the PharmacUp:uia
recommend these preparations as am naturally de>i-
that they should be most dev tested and adopted
X. X. BROW n, N d..
New York Sept. Is, 1859. l2U West Broadway"
EJ~ See advertisement.