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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-19
Head Quarters.
CAMP RAVENS WOOD,


June I. 1869.
The bogus Southern Confederocy
having inauguratod guerrilla war in
Western Virginis,-a warelare which is
alike inhuman and disgraceful to the
civilization Of the uge,-l deem it my
duty to promulgale the following Order,
that all concerned may understood the
course intend to pursue.
l. All persons found in arms, in the
County Of jackson known as Nloacasin
or Mountain Rangers, will be shot in
pursuanceoi the order OF the, Command
ing General ofthis Department II will
beno protection to such persons that
they may have or claim to hive, author
ity from either John Letcher, Jefferson
Davis, or any other person in the inter-
est of the aforesaid bogus Southern Con,
fcderacy, 10 do any OF the unlawful acts
for which they are banded togethhr.
2. II any person holding Office either
under the restored Government ut
Wheeling or that Of the United States,
shall be molesied in their persons or
property by any of the aforesaid marau
ders, besides mourning upon themselves
1.-THE said Moccasins or Rongers) the pen
atty Of death, it will subject to arrest and
being held as hostages, all of the Old off
GERS or other persons who voted for the
Ordinance of Secession
8. 1.-The persons or property Of any
Union man, woman or child shall be
molesled or in anywise injured by any Of
the aforesaid mafauders, or by any per
son sympsthizing with the Aforesaid bo.
gus Southern Confedeacy, number Of
seceSsionists equal 10 FIVE Of such per.
sons SO Injured or moles,ed as aforesaid,
will be seized and made to respond for
all damages, life for life, and by Eve
times the amount of property destroyed
or stolen.
4. All persons harboring sympalhizing
with, conceilng, or aiding by info,ma-
ton or otherwise, any Moccnsin OF Noun
tain Ranger within The County of JacR.
son, or knowing of their presence in any
locality in said County, add not imme-
diately giving information to the Com
mandant Of this Post, will be treated as
Moccas!ns or Rangers themselves. And
any parson giving Information calcula
ted to abel the Rebellion or those engag-
ed in it, will be. arrested forthwith and
treated as spies, No person will be al
lowed to advoc te the doctrine Of Seces.
sion, OF to speak Extensively either Of
the restored Government nj Wheeling,
or Of the Government OF the United
States.
5. For the Killing. m lining or woun.
ding of any Uni0n Soldier, man women
OF child, or the destruction Of property,
public or private, within this County, |
Shall hold known Secessionists respon.
sible therefor.
1t is within the power of the restored
Government of Virginia to viadicatc the
laws and protect tie lives and property
of the people. And call upon all who
would see law and order restored in cur
midst, to be active and yigiant in repor.
ting 10 these Headquarters any infrac
tons ofhw o Of this Order, and meas
ures will be promptly taken to punish
the olfende. or offenders.
D. X. KING.
Commanding Uriled States forces ct
Ravensgood, Va.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

SSsUN TAKEN upas m oslray on the 5A
LCA-dOy Of June, 1869, by Robert Sobroll,
Mt his farm on RanOwha mile, bay mare sun.
posed to be between 3 and 10 Years old, about
lax handshigh both hind feet arc white and
starin her forehead, she has n very heavy
name and tail, Tho owner is hcIcby request
ed to come forward, provo property, pay chir.
gcs aud take her away, or else She win be sold
topay said charges ROBT SEBRELL.
juno 10 80
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The Richmond Examiner Advises As.
snsinatiOn.

The Richmond Examiner, Of the 9th
inst, devotes its editorial column to dc,
ploring such fact that there is found no
individual desperate and weary of living
by the wretchedness this invasion has
brought on him, as to substitute what may
be an ignominous suicide for glorious
martyrdOn. This is intended. doubt
less, as an incentive to ASSASSINATION Of
the United States officers who have TAX
en- possession ofthe. rebel terrtOry.-,-
The paper is printed on half sheet, and
is a striking evidence Of the imPoverish.
ed condition Of affairs in Richmond.
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NOTICE,

A Ii persons ar hereby warned. not to trade
Afor note, given June 10Th, 1862, for S35
PAYABLE months after date, to the order of
John Leonard, as said mole is uniustly held and
will moi pay it, a. BICKEL.
June 10 st.
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VIRGINIA., SIS:
q. W, SUuMERs, ?. Q.
June l2, it-tpr. t, IS o.,


AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Putnam County, in the month
of June, 1852.
Meyer II, May and Iulias)
We'll partners using the
style and firm of May 4
We'll, Plaintiffs.
vs.
A. j. Beckett and NJ. S.
Kirtley, Defendants.
'k'HE object Of this suit is to recover OF the
Defendants the sum 6f $685. 90 aud inter.
est thereon from the 9th day of July 1861, I'M,
til paid. The defendants not having entered
their appearance, and it appearing from an af
fidavit in the cause that prior to the passage Of
the act entitled an net staying the collection of
cel tain debts, passed July the 26th, 1861 that
the said a, j. Beckett and NJ. S. Kirtley, had
voluntarily left their places Of business, houses
and property, and gone into the armies Of the
so-called Confederate States and have ever
since remained and do still remain in the arm.
les OF the so called Confederate State" being n
period gilmore than twentvdays afterthe passage
of said act; and are, therefore, deemed non.res.
dents. On motion Of the Plaintiffs. by their
Attorney, i is ordered that thrv 10 aDpearhcre
wSlitI6 Gao y 9its att$ rs ss,5 iSSIitsSg q
this order aud do what may be Necessary to
protect their interest ia this suit, and that a
copy of this order be- inserted in the Weekly
Register paper printed in Point Pleasant,
Mason county, to be published once a week for
four successive weeks. and that COPY OF the
Eawc be posted at the front door Of The Court
House OF rutnam Cotihty,, On the first day Of
the county court to be held for said county.
Teste;
GEO. Il. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
Parks & HQgcp g, [Co ct. Put Co.
June H. A.. tprlicc, SO 500
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VIRGINIA. SIS:
VIRGINIA., SIS;
Atrule, held in the Clerks Office of the Cir.
cult Court Of Putnam County, in the mouth of
June, 1862.
lessee Trims,


THE object Of this suit is to recover against
the Defendant the sum Of S2,ll4 40 al
lodged to be due 10 the Plaintiff by single bill
OF the Defendant, for 81, 0i3 65, with interest
from the 2nd dav of January. 1859, and upon
account stated for$70 rs. And the Defendant
not having entered his appearance. and il ap.
pearing by the affidavit Of the Pllintiff. filed
with the papers in the office, that his said claim
is just, and tlat he has present cause Of action
therefor; and It appearing further by said aft.
davt, that the Defendant is reputc,! 20 be III
sympathy with the so called Confederate
States"--that be has voluntarily let his usual
place Of abode in said county Of Putnam and
gone beyond tie reach Of personal service Of
civil process issuing from said county. where
he had last resided, and hath so remained ab.
sent for ninety days and more since leaving
his usual place If abode aforesaid. and that the
said Defendant las estate within the said coun.
ty ofPutnam
Now, therefore, on motion of the Plaintiffs
Attorney, 1t is ordered that the said Joab Early
do appear here, within one month after due pub.
lication and posting of this order. and do what
is necessary to protect his interest in the prem.
ises. TESTE:
GEO r. MONTAGUE, CLERK.
Circuit Court Put. Co.
June ~, it-tpr f. s. OO,)
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We have heard Of rebels remorkiug,
tld, they woull rather see tho SorlI. D
iesostion, than lIat one foot of
Southern sol! be retained BY the cursed
Aboli,ionisf.
Sucha spirit could only be conceive d
by a Devil incurnate; you woul turn
every green valley into waste; abodcs
ofhappiness into haunts Of misery; eve.
ry home into grave; make starvation
'rni madness mark your course Where
lately stood hourishing towns, is heap
Of smouIdering ruins, Whcro stood the
quiet farm house, il now known only as
a mass Of charred cinders All this and
more would you do to your coun ry, that
you might escape the vengeance coming
upon you, but your work is vain. Turn
every green Valley into desert. The
happy spots of earth into dens of misery
and want Convert our homes into
graves. Make every tree gallows.--
Cause blood to flow in streams from the
nations breast, you DO all this, yet will
the Constitution and Union raise above
this sea Of evil, anil joy JOY of the heart
of this grea, people, giving glad shouts
that thciI labor is no. vain Our coun.
try's honor is redeemed, AMI will shine
mofo glorious for the present darkness
which envelopes it, Victory is in our
grasp and you traitors will soon share a
felons doom,
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y. HAYWARD & SON,

MANUFACTURERS AND nrALrRs N
FURNITURE, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADs,
Upholstry, CIT MOuldings, DO.
wnrcroom Fronting Public souar.
GALLlPoLlS. ONO
lTNIrtalic nnd Wood Collins constantly on
hand a Hcarsc always in readiness lor f'lOo.
rails. may IS ~
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TOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel-
Ill phia. A BENEVOLENT Institution cstab.
lishtd bv special Endowment for the Relief
OF the Sick aud Distressed, afflicted with Vim
'lsIta!Sil NE StrSssn .,SaS ssEeraSC'cfGr
the Cure Of Diseases Of The Sexual Organs
Medical advice given gratis hy the Acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by lc,iey, with a de.
scrption Of their condition, (age occupation,
habits Of life. &c,,) and in cases of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermniorhwa.
and other Diseases Of The Sexual Organs, and
on the new remedies employed in the D'ipcn
sary, sent TO the afflicted in sealed letter enycl
opcs, free Of charge. Two or three Stamps for
postage will be acceptable
Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIN HoUGHT0N
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No, 9
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. by
order Of the Directors.
EZRA n, HARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAfRCnlLD, Secretary.
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NAV YoLuME WIFI the IANUARY

NEW VOLUME WITH the JANUARY
" Number, Unrvalled Literary Attraction.
Petorsons Magazine. " The Periodical for
the Times-0ny Two Dollars Year. IN
'TERMS-ALwAYsIN ADVANCE
One copy forone yrnr, S.; Three copies one
year 50; Five copies one year 81 80; Eight
comics one year $40; twelve copies one year
Sl5' Sixteen copies Que wear, so.
'1r The Volume, begin with the Numbers
for July and January; but SuhScrib RS NAV
commence with any month they please. Back
numbers furnished If desired an postmas
tors constituted Agents, but any person NAV
gct,n club Snecmens sent pratuitouslv n
written for ~ Now is the time to subscribe
Address CHARLES j. PETERSON,
No AGO Chestnut STREET, Philadelphia,
March 1869
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UNION HOUSE,

POINT PEASANT, VA
HUTCH. MCDANIEL, ; Proprietor.
UNHlS Hotel is IN lhe business portion Of he
town, convenient to thesteamboat landing
and the proprietqrplo himself to. spare M
painstn glvc'cnlirc satisfaction 10 all who may
be pleased to call upon him.
march 9O-ly
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BUFFALO ITEMS.
BY PEG.

Whet can be said ID favor Of, or to
screen the rebel leaders, now in our
midstl None now should have heart
so full oflove akin to treason, as to Of
fer one word in their behalf, so long as
they oppose in secret, and openly the
government of the United States. Not
long since o noted rebel leader came
home bringing with him his son, a young
man, who was severely wounded. He
came among US claiming the protection.
of that Government he had tried with
other arch-rebels like himself, to over
throw. He lives now protected by the
government, and in return for il, is car.
ryng on underground. secret commune
cation with rebels, and tits not for our
good, nor for the gecd of the country,
although the special interest oifomers
seem to be consulted by him, inthe
construction Of 'ditching pillow" made
| suppose to pillow the last ditch into
which rebels and rebellion is fast fall.
ing. Mr. Rebel tho people can see
through your iimsy pratex5 you have
ruled these people long enough; your
power over them io dow attend.
Your whole purpose is to Feorger ize
that great political humbug BrcrtiH-
ridge Democracy, whice IS sinking into
the depths Of dbscurily where it and its
trainers are following with swift pace,
The day thai saw your hand lifted
against your country, saw you robbed OF
that little honor you retained YOU will
wander about among men with the MUIR
Gerous guilt upon your son; till Death
shall come, and you 90 TO your dreadful
doom. The people know you, and
knowing 700 4ispise you for persuading
lhei; children aud husbands into the
Buffalo Guards" causing them to be
slain 10 uphold your helIish Schemes
We will remember yon
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DIED.

DlED:--on Friday the 18th day of June,
1869, Samuel solomon, son OF James aud
jane Gilliland, aged year month and 10
days.
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EXCELSIOR FIGURING MILL
FOR SALE OR RENT,

UiHE Subscribers desiring to close up the bus.
l. incssof the firm offer for sale or rent, the
Mill Property so favorablv located In this place
There being no Floming Mill in operation in
this
FINE WHEAT GROWING VALLEY
of The Kanawha, between Point Pleasant ana
Charleston This Mill Is in
RUNNING ORDER,
and has hid in the Eastern Markets, the well
deserved reputation If making the
VERY BEST FEOUR AND COMMANDO
THE HIGHEST PRICE
Of any Mil in this part Of the country.
To pcrsons desiring to purchase VIC would
say. TINT II desired liboral terms will be given
ON the entire purchase money, the purchaser
securing 10 the entire satisfaction Of the under.
signed
BEALE, HALL 4 CO.
Point Pleasant, Va, May 29,-tt
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cincinnati, June lG.
FLoUR-Por barrel "a 2oO$4 25.
fRA@N--,!tEE.A.s,st sac 85cf'r,n ep4
3o(ISl O3 for white.
COMING quote at 3ic in bulk
OATS - The market has ruled dull
we quote them at CSC.
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CLASSIFICATION OF THE JUSTICES
or PUTNAM COUNTY, FOR HOLD
ING THE TERMS OF SAID COURT,
TO.WIT;
CAPT. JOHN BOWER, Pre-. justice,
Quarterly Terms.
.lgly Tenn, lS62,--A, N Curry, aud Jas. VI
Nash,
November Term, 1862, EIRins, and Jas.
W. Mines,
july Term, ls6o-Isaac r. Shank, aud
JOS. Henderson.
;, November Term, .pdddy, aud Jos
Hutton,
July Term, 1864 =. G Harrison, rs, Mon,
tague,
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p0lNT pLEAsANT MARN Gg..

PGlNT PLEASANT MARX A&,.o
Point Pleasant, June lS,
FLouR-From 81 5O@5 so.
WnrAr--Whoat ranges from S5c6
90c, for prime.
CoRS--Wo quote At 36O4Oc, Meal
SOC. per bushel,
a. PorAroEs--l0@5Oc por bushcl,
EGGs--BnrTGR-Eggs &c per dozen,
Batter 100 per pound,
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Gen. Halleck married granddaugh.
ter Of Alexander HamiIton-the daughter
Of Schuyler Hamilton.
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AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Putnam County, in the month
Of June 1852.
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. E A T VIC TORY

Troops are marching after those SUPERB UNION
PICTURES which are taken size larger than before
for Gents apiece By The dozen.
Now Is your time at PARKER's ROOMS, SOl Main
street. Come early to avoid the rush. Ambrotypes for
va Cents The cheapest place in the City for Il good
Picture is AZ PARKER'S ROOMS,
% diff sol Main Street Worcester Mass
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As soon as they entered it, one of the thieves

As soon as they entered it, one of the thieves
said to his comrade:
''Let US rest here awhile"
But the other replied
mo, brother; if Tim overtakes us here he
will trick us again by some means or other.
But some way further on you remember there
is an empty cottage near the road; there we
can rest without danger"
Every good said his comrade, ''we will
stop there"
Tim, hearing what they said, turning aside,
and getting before them, daubed his face with
clay; then, running as fast as he could to the
cottage, he sat down within the ruined petsch,
holding in his hand a brick. He had not
waited more than five minutes when they en-
tered the cottage and cast the swine down up
on the floor.
"Now, brother said one, ''we have nearly
finished the business, let us smoke pipe Of
tobacco
''Capital" replied the other, taking out
his flint and STEEL but, though he struck and
struck, he could not make the finder take
light. "Here's pretty affair."" said he, ''the
finder got damp as ran amidst the dew of the
wood, endeavoring to overtake that precious
rascal, Tim"
go to the mouth of the petsch, said the
other; ''perhaps spark will take hold of the
SCOT"
The other went up to the petsch and began
again to strike. In the meantime Tim. look
ing full at him. CRASHED his teeth violently
The thief, hearing something crashing, struck
harder than before, and looking into the
petsch by the light of the sparks, instantly
fell to the ground; for, seeing the face of
Tim, he took him for the devil, and was so
terrified that he could only utter, with a bro
ken voice:
''0h, brother THE devil the devil!
Thereupon, Tim knocked violently upon
the petsch, and hurled the brick at the other
thief who made for the door, but, striking his
forehead against the Intel, he fell senseless.
Tim then Selling one of their sticks, began to
belabor his brothers-in-law so Justify that they
soon recovered their recollection and betook
themselves to flight. Their legs trembled so
with the fright they were in that they STUN
bled more than once; but Tim assisted them
on their way by pelting them with bricks.
Having driven them off, he took the swine
and carried her home, where he arrived just
as the day was beginning to break.
The first word which the thieves said on re-
covering their breath was about the wager
with their brother in law.
CHOW" said they, ''as the devil has run
away with the swine, Tim cannot produce her,
so we will force him to come and live with us
again."
Thereupon they set off straight for the
house, because it was already getting light;
but on their arrival they found they had lost
their wager, and it was not the devil who had
routed them in the deserted cottage, but their
brother in law.
"Oh, you precious rascal" said they, ''you
nearly killed us with terror"
There's no help, brothers." he replied
''you were thinking of taking two hundred
roubles from me, but now you have to pay
them to me-"
After some demur he received the money
from them, and began to live in highly re-
spectacle manner.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE. : The

~ undersigned have this day formed Copartnersbin
under the st,le Of G. BELCHER a Co. at Nos I and y
Exchange STREET for the purpose Of trasactlng gen
cra market business, and would respectfulIy solicit inc
patronage Oi tine public. q. BELCfIER,
Worcester. Nov. I, 1852 dtf ma
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TOTNvENToRs AND PATENTEEs
For further particulars apply to HENRY A DENNY.
EsQ ARTHUR 3. DENNY.

ITO Inventors and Others am happy to recommend
Mr. Arthur Y. Denny who, believe, from his expert
euce IN England aud France, and his knowledge of me
French language will be a1led greatly TO promote
their interests IN Europe. tai 7. SHAFFsER
"Patentces will Obtain from Mr. Arthur = Denny var
liable assistance In introducing their Inventions I" ."S
al" az '''' VI ''V AZ Go FRANCIS TRAIN
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WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE
w SIGN AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
Free Exhibition Of oil Paintings and choice
Engrociags Open day and erening.
rooms No IL and IL clarK's Book, as7 Main street.
IWM. 81. JANKTNSI HAIR DRESS.

w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, whore Gentle
men can be accommodated ~ the most approved style
~ air Dressing and Bathing Rooms are also attach
cd, for the accommodation Of Ladies'. Also all kinds OF
Hair work on hand or made to order. Children's hair
cut In the most approved manner Capnble Females
will be In attendance in the ladies' department.
n. B. Cash paid for hair. dtf ans
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MI Rs. I. 5. NICK ERSON, 10 Austin

ava street Seeing and 1rance Medium eives sittints
tor spirit commune atoms for Soc lntuitively xannes
and prescrbes disease, or ~ Hours from to II a.
NJ, eas ~ pm. She VIII also hold public meetins
every sunday at "a y. m. Admission Sc awtf ly2
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r ABOR PROTECTIVE ASSOClA1

IL rI)N This Association Is intended 20 ~ ,
les In conducting Mechanical ana VA , ~ H. sr
ness under their own control Ten Per cent ~ w. ~
plus profits Of the Association WI NJ Ky 10
form ng fund for the purpose OF s.inhs IVY ~ a,lev
members Of the Association VINO may oe Vu' VI oP'y
W "oV""u' "' CHARLES POOLE, Manager,
% 20 Ieiand's Block, Front Street
"A ~ nSt Nafers wanted dn oil
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SpeetatIas. e.:

The undersigned invites the citizens
y this place and vicinity, to call and examine supe
itor selection of SPECTACLES, containing his lately
lmoroYed PERTsCoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES, which
ne Viii adapt to far sighted. nearsighted, aged and
WeaEeyed persons who may desire them, according 20
ne true state Of their eyes The materalused to make
inc mentioned Lenses in its natural state pur
" brlliancy and transparency, rivals the diamond and
forms the most beautiful and perfect spectacle Lenses
ever introduced and possesses advantages over
common glasses in general use.
Many persons unscQuainted withthe Optical Art are
select glasses for themselves without due regard
10 the condition of the eye; practice often productive
people against the of Glasses Glasses selected by
skiltu optican made of the above material will in
stead Of iniIring the STRENGTHEN BENEFIT 1T
MATERIALLY
lie keeps constantly nand a large assortment of
told, silver Steel and Shell Spectaces and all kinds of
Eye Glasses.
SPY AND MARINE GLASSES, Large and Small
Opera and Field Glasses in various patterns Micro
scopes, Telescopes. Magnifpng Glasses &c. Metallic,
Ancrocd. and the celebrated Tmbys Barometers Their
nometefs &c. Mathematical Instruments including
Inc pest swiss G. n Drawing Instruments OF every de-
scrption. which shall offer at very low prices.
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain and
made to order
Thanking the public general most heartily for the
KIND patronage bestowed me the past year, and in
praying for continuance of the same, assure nv
friends that 1t will always my particular desire to
Give entire satisfaction to all. Respectfully.
j. R0SENBUSH, (Agent) 0ptcian
Successor to L. Shrisheim
1t has been brought to my notice that peddlers,
styling themselves Opticians, pass themselves in order
10 gam more conhdence,l as M Agents, think it my
duty to warn the public from these mposters by stating
that employ one in selling my lenses spectacles
talO diff j. RoSENBUSH, Optician